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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1900
Page
3
Railroad news notes Rock Island plans rebuilding on its former Bays Land east of Dearborn Depot, with both projects largely ready. The report highlights readiness and site reuse for the railroad.
Chimgo reports plans to modernize terminal facilities with track elevation. The project aims to move freight and passenger traffic to a new elevated track system impacting nearby properties and local streets. Officials outline depot efficiency goals and a financing plan with state and city support.
In a fragmented notice, community members praise Deas Ridney PA for a reputation earned by consistent effort. The Topeke endorsement highlights improved security and public welfare, as Nett Medison’s Halterman recalls years of dedicated work. The piece underlines citizen aspirations for reliable local leadership.
Emporia and Lyon County to issue bonds totaling 70000 with plans to locate a division point and shops in Emporia. Attorneys Trimble and Braley report formal acceptance of the proposition, with city officials expecting to vote yes on the bond issue.
A fragment from a historic page notes Mexicans and Cygastos with a big frost impacting a financier. Alonzo Eupaneon is mentioned amid uncertain references to road neers and financial outlooks in the OrientFinances context.
Rhode Island built ten locomotives for the Santo Madinet yards with numbers 22 and 627. The engines feature large top wheels and a sleeker appearance than the Dickson models, with the “home” shop downstate planning a sight drivers variant. A New York dispatch notes Pacifi Bull Hurley appointment and a receiver filing, while Santa Fe announces a new extension of the Furr Island line and an opening to traffic between Gevery and Sibley, boosting regional rail.
A brief notice indicates Gi Firmin aligned with H.C Cal icon RES Deen who has been named agent at El.
The Bock Israed Enterprise denounces Berit Rapids in a public statement, outlining dispute over business practices and prompting a response from regional trade authorities and local partners.
James Maguire of the master mechanics den haw returned treat two geeks vacation provided between Denver and Kansas City. Engineer sees a topeka assignment. roundhouse occupied during test. Interior walls cleaned and repainted. woodwork repaint planned.
Boston cyclist dominates LA opening Velodrome indoor meet breaking five track records. The performance caps a standout night in Los Angeles with swift times and new marks across sprint and endurance events.
British forces drive Boers from a city beyond hours of combat. General French to assume command of the Johannesberg district. Condition of Miss Roberta, daughter of Lord Roberta, described as delicate after recent events.
Report notes Kansas lags in election returns and supports reforms to simplify ballots. It discusses moving to a single mark for straight party votes, adopting circle marking, and streamlining counting under the Australian ballot system. Mentions Wichita, Sullivan, and state Republicans backing changes.
In a mill police court session two cases of simple drunkenness were set aside for later fines. Anna Ells, a Black woman, was fined 19 dollars for petty larceny after denying theft, but evidence showed she stole a pair of frames and passed them on. Wilson R., 28, was not charged with theft but fined for drunken disorderliness. Kimball was fined 10 dollars for attempting to steal trousers, with defense of lack of time but evidence of intent.
The review praises a Hoyt play’s shiftless plotting and lively acting, noting a dramatic swoon after a sudden bell, a guilty banker caught, and strong performances by Harry Mainhall as Napier and the cast as a whole. It critiques audience misbehavior and the lack of orderly conduct during the show.
A. naval board report led by Crowninshield criticizes current officer and personnel levels as insufficient for potential war. It urges doubling naval establishment over ten years, replacing some ranks with more flexible promotions, and expanding the academy to train new officers amid ongoing shortages and retirements.
Fragmented text describes a popular diet claim and digestion issues. Mentions hydrochloric acid, peptone, and Stuartas Dyspepsia Tablets sold in the United States Canada and Great Britain. References naval vessels and progress limits. The source is garbled but centers on food, digestion, and health tonics.
Message repeats that American troops will leave Santiago with the departure date advanced, notes Spanish custom affecting travel, and mentions robbing activities tied to the Deuedt in Ha.
A Port Jervis man walking on Broadway last Friday with a friend passed a fruit stand. The strong apple aroma sparks memories he wants to forget, recalling his apple tree and porch project at home and his aversion to apples.
A dubious report details counterfeit wines and adulterated beverages advertised as genuine vintages. It notes fabricated sherry and mislabeled champagne sold at inflated prices, with claims of “true ton” imports and substandard additives like sawdust. The piece highlights expert scrutiny and public health concerns over altered wines and spirits.
In Lonion on November 1, reports say jockey Rel Thought did not ride Croaker's horse The Scotchman at Pavinar. Detested Lord od ter running. They aftermant decided to sefer the matter of the Tockey club.
San Francisco Chronicle notes extensive hop plantations spanning Ty Sonu Sarramests Mendocina Alamida Tule Yuba and San Joaquin counties. The article, though garbled, emphasizes widespread cultivation practices and harvest timing, with mentions of labor and seasonal conditions affecting yields.
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