This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
8
Extraordinary values advertised at Barnums Kansas Avenue with low, tomorrow only prices on men and children's underwear, unbleached flannel, tailor made suits, Amoskeag ticking, dress goods, and coverts. Limited quantities per purchaser, urging economical buyers to shop.
A late Nov dispatch notes Lord Salisbury's practical stance on empire matters and the South Africa conflict. The piece highlights demands for decisive action, the open door policy, and the diplomatic tug of war among Britain Germany and the United States over territorial gains and naval bases in the Pacific region.
Fragmented draft text describes covert understandings between Britain and Germany, a pan-European deal influencing South Africa and Persia. It notes American consultation and sanction, mentions military officers and a dinner where a German phrase drew applause from British troops.
Attorney for defendant presents his side of the Stumbaugh dispute. Mrs Mary B Stumbaugh claims her husband seized her property during a separation and manipulated medical arrangements. The letter asserts the couple’s assets include a 160 acre estate worth 3500 and accuses Mr Stumbaugh of removing Mrs Stumbaugh to another home and sharing little of the wealth. It argues the husband paid medical bills and that his wife possessed substantial properties in her own right.
Vancouver Nov 1 It is probable there will be a material increase in steamship rates to Alaska ports and the Yukon beginning with the 12 1 to 16 1 period The advance affects passenger rates freight schedules and may include all members of the Alaska Transportation association comprising Puget Sound and Brush Columbia steamship lines The action follows a concert among member lines.
Nov in Pittsburg Kansas reports rising Uiwol bar prices with delivery delays. Market watchers note cautious trading as prices reach new highs and suppliers anticipate further shifts before the new year.
A special despatch from Portland reports copper claims located just south of the Lis station line are sold near Coles station, detailing mineral findings and transfer actions. The article notes ore values and ownership changes as part of mining developments along the railway corridor.
A Washington dispatch reports the push for civil government in Cuba and Porto Rico after the election. Gen Ludlow and Gen Rathbone figure in the cabinet and posts plan. Brooke’s term nears end as Havana papers favor Rathbone or Ludlow for civil governance.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions January 9 and financial actions involving public railway bonds. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable to establish a coherent item.
An advertisement from Swift & Holiday’s drug store claims Morrow’s Kid-neoids cure kidney and other disorders. The testimonial from Alton Victor of Topeka recounts relief from kidney trouble after using two boxes, noting a price of fifty cents per box.
In the receiving room today you would have seen a vast display of new jackets for ladies misses and children. The jackets come in pearl gray tan royal blue navy brown and casters with prices from 7.75 to 15.00 and are described as the prettiest and most reasonably priced this season.
A brisk sale note teases wet weather skirts with multiple styles and sizes. Highlighted prices include 3.95 and 5.00 as the coming leaders in the line, promising value and variety for shoppers.
Novelties in neckwear arrive with two sale items offered tomorrow. A silk stock with a large fluffy bow priced at 50 cents, and a silk stock with a large jabot trimming for 1.00. Black silk neck ruffs or boas range from 1.50 to 4.00 each.
Chicago reports a developing coal strike across the south and west as operators ship coal to railroads in the Southwest. United Mine Workers leaders warn of a nationwide stoppage if shipments continue, with President Mitchell set to travel to East St Louis to coordinate actions.
The Webster-Tuiloch Coal Co announces a westward move to 116 Went BlZathtreet seven doors from the old site. They promise daily varieties of coal and invite customers to visit. Also notes Navy message: Admiral Schtes to assume command of the South Atlantic squadron in New York on the 17th.
A fragmentary report from Topeka Kansas cites a secret War Department board investigation into irregularities in the selection and handling of a remedy and related medical claims. The text endlessly wanders through garbled phrases but implies a wartime procurement concern with a hidden report.
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Bradford completed a feasible plan for a Pacific cable linking San Francisco Honolulu Midway and Manila. Ocean bed surveys from the Nero reveal a five mile abyss and a submerged barrier near Cua require bypass, supporting the cable’s viability and prompting congressional consideration of naval and commercial interests.
Buffalo New York will be ready to carry supplies to the Philippines next Sunday after thorough refitting. The ship wears white instead of old war paint, gains a new bridge, iron bulkheads, an ice plant, and overhaul of engines. Crew quarters updated. officers to the hurricane deck. Commission is hoped for November 15 but may be delayed due to manpower needs amid other equipment drives. The cruiser Atlanta faces similar delays.
Account of a printers strike in Ma. city with workers protesting wages and union recognition. Mentions nine hour shifts, sympathy actions, and long-standing tensions among leaders like Wiles Bird and Miles. Also notes a steamer Hamer arrival in San Francisco bringing passengers and money.
A city welcome in Kansas City marks the visit of the Twentieth Kansas and its regimental officers. A grand banquet at the Katte and Park Club follows a ceremonial parade from Union Station. The menu card features a campaign hat motif and includes speeches by officers, with joint toasts praising unity, victory, and national pride.
The Pacific Improvement Company of California will wind up its affairs. The firm, capitalized at 3000400 TB, began as a contracting and construction business tied to the Southern Pacific system and built several notable projects including the Hotel Del Monte in Monterey. Winding up follows recent negotiations among prominent figures and parties connected to the Pacific system.
Articles of Incorporation filed Nov 10 name Leighton Catkies George G Dadum James White Charket Woodrum Jr and Webster Tulloun Chal Co all of Jersey City. Capital set at 10 600 000 with aim to manufacture and export soap and other goods from Cuba.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.