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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
2
Frank P. Mackennan reports a syndicated redaction of political commentary from the Topeka State Journal reflecting opinion on Debs Woolley and third party dynamics, with notes on the South and West, Balks and Bryan's prospects, the Philippine question, and the St Louis World’s Fair context. The piece surveys party strength, regional leanings, and public reaction to recent events and campaigns.
A quirky collage of aphorisms and misheard phrases on topics from lumber trade to charity, peace, justice, and education. The fragmentary text mixes wordplay and odd spellings, noting a shop window promise about fits and a playful blurring of wisdom and folly.
A collection of satirical quips and wry observations on fashion, politics, religion, and social behavior. The fragmentary pieces poke fun at dressmakers, clever talkers, bachelors, and youth, with snippets about grammar, marriage, and the charms and pitfalls of modern life.
After election season, district court will resume work with several motions to be ruled on. The motion docket will be heard Monday as the jury returns to duty, with Judge Hazen overseeing motions and orders in pending cases. The report notes minimal court business during campaigning.
A fifty two year old man from Allegheny City chronicles chronic catarrh relief after trying Stuart's Cataarrh Tablets. He describes initial prejudice against patent medicines but notes marked improvement within a week and complete relief, crediting the eucalyptus bark extract and antiseptics. The testimonial endorses tablets as superior to inhalers sprays and douches and notes availability nationwide.
A political essay argues that the Biddle institution must be separated from partisan influence, advocating reforms to shield governance from party manipulation and preserve institutional integrity. It cites historical context and calls for clear autonomy to protect public trust.
Dr. T C Biddle urges Kansas legislators to enact civil service and overhaul lunacy laws to shield state charitable institutions from politics. He calls for trained staff, better wages, and structured progression to attract capable workers, plus commissions to oversee insane asylums and end juried admissions for humane treatment.
The administration leans toward actions against the Philippine revolt in Hong Kong, urging Ambassador Choate to press Britain. The plan targets the junta and rebels as neutrality laws are cited, with MacArthur to consolidate forces for severe suppressive campaigns and a drive to reduce casualties during harsh seasons.
An all star stage lineup titled Be A Black Shep with new songs and dances arrives at Crawford tonight. Petite Lillian Coleman, famed burlesque favorite from The Burgomaster Company, is to appear Friday night amid fanfare and gifts from admirers.
REAG ESTAVE transfers, Alice V Duen and husband Esas L Vanes 3500 W Gleed and wife to tweetene En 400 North half lot 409 Western Ave. Albert W Knowles and wife to B F Grant 2200 late 405 47 and 409 Wireh lairn Ave. Wilder and wife Alfred A 5.00 tract on Tenth Ave. Mary E Shorey to A T Altman 3460 lots 57 sy ana 08 Tyler St Maple Grove addition. Fr L Whitmer and husband to Gertrude Farres 2190 lots 390 ord south half 233 Pole Strowt. Same to S P Barres 2100 lots 366 and nt on Polk St.
Piles claimed cured by Piso Fie Chtisens without surgery. manufacturers promise refund if no cure. One application allegedly relieves pain and bleeding, with a money-back guarantee. Mail sample and payment requested. testimonials and ranges of dosage vary.
An advertisement claims daily hair loss ranges from five hundred to a thousand hairs and urges using Ayer's Hair Vase to regrow hair, thicken and lengthen it. It warns against scars and urges immediate action.
Reports say Harriman interests and allied firms may be purchasing a large block of Kansas City Southern securities through a syndicate. Changes in the railroad’s board sparked talk of transfers, with bids to buy out Harriman holdings and enable small investors to realize quickly. Estimated securities involved range from 2 million to 3 million dollars. Market chatter links an ensuing tie up with Southern railroad interests and Missouri Pacific and Chicago, Rock Island lines, suggesting future alignments.
Elbridge T. Gerry, long president and founder of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in New York, resigns after twenty one years. Vernon M. Davin is named successor. The report notes Gerry’s retirement follows years of controversy over state appropriations and governance. The piece also mentions Samuel Cram’s election to state senator, replacing Fr. Scott in the Republican majority.
General Passenger Agent W J Black arrives from Chicamo with the Marote Limited on its first trip as the Santa Fe official visits Kansas City for a Union Depot meeting. The city council’s liquor ordinance failure leaves the town without rules until it returns for a vote. Residents complain paving crews fail to repair crosswalks and the contractor must redo walls. The water company engineer report delays settlement talks. The auditorium will host a Monday night ratification meeting amid county committee moves.
M. A. Low received a private telegram from Nebraska this morning declaring the state had gone Republican by a 3,000 to 4,000 majority and that the legislature would be Republican on joint ballot.
A railroad acquisition plan aims to erase the village of Puttaowh near Pierce and the mining community near the same area from the map. The company will own the railway rights and most town properties, with limited exceptions for a few structures. It also seizes large tracts in the lower OEU, including a Standard distillery site and related properties.
A bold thief broke into a stable at the edge of town last night and carried off a large bale of hay. The crime also included a wagon and heavy harness, with the culprit reportedly making off in a carriage. Local authorities investigate the odd spree and seek witnesses.
Mrs Martha Powell Davia wife of Jake Davis formerly of Sunction City died at home of Herter Mrs Jp Whittecmine 161d College avenue Feengay funeral tomorrow at two o clock Merial to Topeka area Mrs Sophia who died Tuesday afternoon funeral Thursday from residence of her sister Pole wtrest at two burial in Topeka cemetery
Leavenworth Kansas mayor offers a reward for arresting Pearl Forbes murderer after a 50 year old woman was found dead in a ravine near her home. Early reports implicate Banesre, while funeral services drew a large crowd.
Fragmentary report notes Republican gains with a 70 200 plurality for McKinley. Mentions Chair Dick of the state examination area and county hearings. Local details unclear due to OCR issues.
Mrs M H Heller presented a new line at the National, featuring tailored garments by a Chicane based designer. The display in the parlor of the metal drew guests and notable friends of the Crosby Broaddepartment.
A community in Topeka reports a message of gratitude from neighbors of Shawnee expresses trust in divine care. The note recalls healing limits and vows to keep children at school while honoring a departed loved one. Signed by MoMA M. Urey and clerk M. Rohring.
New York's congressional delegation shows political unity as districts face redistricting and upcoming primaries. Representatives cited by party and district include Soon to be fields, with various incumbents and challengers listed among Democratic and Republican nominees during the period.
A fragmentary early 20th century discussion contemplates forming a new party in the United States, debating its name perhaps Boule or Lemecescy. The text weighs endorsements, suffrage influence, and the political landscape, considering power shifts and future electoral prospects.
The readable fragments suggest a chaotic political recap with references to a Republican win and Democratic reactions. Mentions include unnamed nominees and fiscal figures like 145,000. The state and regional focus hint at upcoming elections and party dynamics, though the text remains unclear and garbled.
An injured man named Prati taka and Mrs Jaten Hewige were involved in a late night incident at the inlay. The report mentions gun repair and machine work needs as part of the scene. No clear suspects or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
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