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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1895
Page
3
A description notes Scott's Emulsion as cod liver or emulsified oil plus lime and soda hypophosphites to aid digestion and boost potency. Marketed as a remarkable flesh producer, it claims rapid gain for emaciated, anemic, and consumptive persons. Endorsed by the medical profession for 25 years, urging substitution doubts and drought-related sales.
In Kansas politics the Twenty Fifth Judicial District features ongoing campaigns and mentions of past judges. Rev. R. P. Hammons of Baldwin condemns Gov. Morrill in a Baldwin sermon that also covers temperance and state law enforcement.
Montauk club in Brooklyn hosts a May 28 dinner for Governor McKinley of Ohio. About 800 invitations were issued by entertainment chair John M. Ryder. Officials, press clubs, and leading clubs statewide are invited. arrangements were set in February. Governor McKinley will visit New York, staying with U. S. Grant post, G. A. R. The Royal Baking Powder claims top awards at fairs.
Indiana board of education hears a G A R protest over Civil War teaching in public schools. A Winchester led committee argues the current textbook misleads youth by unfairly portraying Union soldiers. publishers counter that the book covers both sides. Also includes unrelated local ads for Arnica Salve and Beggs German Salve.
Embalming completed and funeral train to Chicago planned. A brief Washington service precedes the departure to Chicago with Mrs Gresham and relatives aboard a special car. President Cleveland and cabinet members mourn alongside, with departments to close for the day.
The Court of Appeals denies the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home of St Louis motion to add the directors and receivers of the Union Pacific as a defendant in the case against Russell Sage and the Goulds related to 20.59 shares of the Denver and Pacific railway and telegraph company, valued at about $11 million, alleged to be wrongfully withdrawn by a mortgage bondholders trust.
A White Eagle dispatch reports the safe of W. W. Brown a United States Indian trader and postmaster was blown open in the early morning robbery. Thieves secured about 10,000 in papers 500 in cash 250 in money orders and other valuables. Authorities report two Wichita suspects arrested for receiving stolen postage stamps. Water outage hits Caldwell and drought raises concern as creeks run dry. Railroad Commissioner J M Simpson plans to move his family to a farm near Canton McPherson County.
Receipts and prices in a mixed market show steers at 4.40 to 5.75 per hundredweight with native cows at around 1.35 to 1.60. Hog and sheep figures listed, plus grain movements at Chicago and Duluth, with European and export activity noted. No session scheduled for May 5. grain futures hover as traders watch export prospects and port clearances.
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