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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
2
Kimball on the it 2560cc "Kimball" instruments made solid each branch avenue. Quality tone and workmanship praised by top artists of the era, highlighting the instrument's durability and sound. The feature underscores Kimball as a premier choice for demanding musicians and schools alike.
A state bar association endorsement cites Governor Stanley and fusion nominee John Breidenthal backing a constitutional amendment to enlarge the supreme court. The committee lists reasons to vote yes, including cost savings, fewer officers, simpler judiciary, and better representation, asserting reduced partisanship without expanding court powers. The endorsing committee names SH. Ales, T. P. Garver, U. H. Perkins, Winfield Freeman, John D. Mill, and Chief Justice David Martin among its members.
First English Lutheran at Firth and Harrison holds morning sermon Is the Young Man Safe The Duty of the Hour and an evening sermon. Sunday School at 9 30 with PSCE service one hour before evening service. Swedish Lutheran at Terier and Peurth streets morning services on The Church Militant and the Church Triumphant with tempering service at 7 50 and communion. Toreks Baptist at Laurent and Harrison with Rev W continues notices.
church listings across Lane Chapel and Missouri district present a schedule of sermons at Third Christian and First United Presbyterian churches, with subjects including The Christian's Duty and the Ballot Box, Christ the Power of God, and Why and How I Vote. Episcopal Grace Cathedral and related parishes offer services, Holy Communion, and evening prayers.
From the Woman's Home Companion the Stockport Sunday School in England is a four story brick building with 6000+ enrollees and a record of 6035 teachers and 105900 scholars trained. Notable alumni include Thomas W Weathered of New York who visits annually. The institution traces to 1774, founded by Robert Raikes to aid poor children, with early sessions and a curriculum of Bible study and reading.
Local and general happenings include a New York wholesale drs house blast destroying a block and the Elevated station, with property estimated at 2 010 000. River and harbor needs exceed 29 000 000. coal strikes easing as operations resume in most districts. Bank and criminal cases, runaway prisoners, and investments are noted alongside political and international developments including China talks and indemnity plans.
Reports list various events from a beleaguered era including a denial of Germany establishing a coating station near Venezuela and a strong recommendation for a cable acroma Puetic Ocean to maintain U S supremacy. President McKinley proclaims Thanksgiving for November 29. Gen Fitzhugh Lee reassigned to Missouri command with Oroaha HQ. Gen Merriam and Gen Otte to Chicago for departmental duties succeeding Gen Finley Anderson. Roosevelt assaulted at Elmira, gas mine explosion kills five, injures three, census places U S population at 16,208,280. Multiple political and criminal items follow with references to Bryan campaigns, electrocution penalties, foreign office shifts, revolutions in Colombia, and various local incidents.
The fragment recalls Eow Buell’s varied career from Civil War veteran to newspaper man in Kansas and Washington, a Civil War volume author, a western civil engineer, and a shipbuilding affiliate. He claims descent from Revolutionary War and Civil War veterans, with family histories shaping his life and work.
A Civil War reminiscence recalls the perilous duty of swabbing a hot cannon and the instinct to save coffee from a splintering rammer. Griffiths and the narrator endure heat, smoke, and near misfires as they discuss discipline, danger, and the price of steadiness under fire.
In Philadelphia a middle aged Mrs Elizabeth Lasky riding a Girard avenue car sat beside a woman holding a baby. The stranger pressed the child into Mrs Laskys arms and fled. Mrs Lasky clung to the infant until the car stopped at Nineteenth street and she encountered a stubborn refusal from the conductor to take the child. The baby was later returned to its rightful guardian after a frantic moment of disbelief for Mrs Lasky who had cared for the infant in the confusion.
A two month old boy found by reporter at Mrs Lasky’s home wrapped in good quality clothese and a bottle. Mrs Lasky plans to keep the infant for a time while investigations continue. Neighbors describe Mrs Lasky as a hardworking woman and discuss the mystery surrounding the infant.
A fragmented London Chronicle excerpt threads plague eras in Glasgow with 17th century conflict imagery. It evokes Margata of Montrone, Covenanters, and a city theatre delegation, mingling disease with political vanity and social hints, alongside an odd Rex Dyspepsia ad amid the garbled text.
Mota operations described as effective as Mons Routkowsky, financial agent of the Rumian imperial government, mediates between Washington and Wall Street bankers. The report notes constant postal, telegraphic and permeal communication with U S capitalists amid bond issues and financial maneuvering. details remain unclear.
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