Groceries Fresh Mests Queens Ware and Tinware
Local shop listing offers groceries fresh meats and a range of queens ware and tinware items. Shoppers can expect everyday pantry staples and household goods at modest prices.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1897
Page
8
Local shop listing offers groceries fresh meats and a range of queens ware and tinware items. Shoppers can expect everyday pantry staples and household goods at modest prices.
Crowds gather as a store claims to battle high prices offering 23 pounds of granulated sugar for 1 dollar with a 5 dollar grocery order. The ad lists numerous canned goods and pantry staples, including starch, soap, gelatin, sardines, beans, olives, pickles, and other items with varied prices, signaling a full departmental sale.
Humorous sketches recount Hugene Ware in Port Scott describing a prank involving a legislative race. Ware details a Backing plan to run a candidate, the Bawden cross‑over, and a tale of a Topeka legal figure dodging scandal while a telephone prank ends with police intervention and a tense reaction from residents.
A dramatic courtroom scene unfolds as a young man, nervous and quoting Kansas law, is examined for admission to the Shawnee County bar after a mock contract dispute. Lively testimony, a mock contract, and a hotel dinner payment mix with theater gaffes and a mistaken Ole Olson appearance confusion.
Boston dispatch reports Carl Schurz again fires at Senator Gallinger in response to his remarks. Bohure claims Gallinger’s attempts to deceive expose the alleged untruthfulness of his speech. One Minute Cough Cure promoted by G W Stansfield. Administrators’ appraisal of Trumbull estate completed and goods offered below cost.
The First Society of Spiritualists holds a 2:20 p.m conference at Lincoln Post Hall. Various churches list morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, and youth meetings, including First Church of Christ Scientist at 200 West Sixth Street and United Brethren at Kimsa Avenue, plus multiple revival meetings and divine healing sessions across Topeka.
Lancaster observers report Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon died after a military display in Columbia last night. She spoke of dying as she clutched a telegraph pole and collapsed, with witnesses noting heightened excitement during the charity event. Her death was sudden and attributed to mental strain, not reported fully until today.
Ann Arbor notes reveal a secret society named the Old Maids Club among coeds. Each member pays 10 annually, with seven years to accumulate a fund for division among unmarried members or an endowed old maids home if all marry, plus an ad for Western Homes Publishing Co. and Berges Little Giant Pills ad content mixed in.
New Orleans dispatch reports John Fitzpatrick sends a live tiger to Tammany Hall as a political emblem following a mayoral administration gesture. The 21 month old cub arrives by Adam Express from Sag Juan del Norte, Nicaragua, with caretaking by trainer Donald Burns until Sheehan decides next steps.
Senior reports that Madrid cannot raise 3,000,600 pounds to fund original naval plans. The government will instead build two new cruisers of 2,000 tons each, delaying battleship programs. Contracts with Armstrongs stalled over payment assurances, casting doubt on funding for replacement battleships.
In Atlanta on November 13 white and colored newsboys clashed after longstanding hostility. Colored boys demanded control of blacking duties while white sellers refused. A riot followed with pocket knives rocks and billy clubs used. Police intervened driving youths to a station. Broken noses and facial injuries reported. No compromise reached.
In the Coeur d Alenes the forests have been stripped ahead of mineral wealth discovery. Northern Pacific reports exhausted timber forty miles above ore forks with monthly consumption near two million feet and rising. Drainage and mining operations cannot sustain demand.
A veteran profile from Cherokee County recalls long stomach trouble and rheumatic pain eased after using De Witt Williams Pink Pills. The patient credits rapid relief and full recovery after several boxes, praising the medicine and its advertised dietetic health benefits.
New York on November 1 marked the opening night of Teatro Italiano at Bowery 116 with the Italian Comedy company stage directing Othello in English. Antonio Maluri led the cast as Othello, delivering strong gesture work despite white-gloved hands. The ensemble included Giovinni Flesebin as Iago and Concetta Ticciandi as Desdemona, with other performers like Virginia Morelli, Francisco Morracci, Giuseppe Zacconi, and A Zaccone delivering notable turns.
A crowd gathered at the First Baptist church in Chattanooga Tennessee to join Greater New York clergymen in a prayer service for blessings and moral guidance for New York City. Rev G M Mitchell led prayers asking the new mayor to uphold justice and Christian values and to oppose vice and corruption in the metropolis.
Nov 12 report notes the American ship Mary Hasbrourk loaded in New York will carry a full cargo of water pipe for Auckland New Zealand marking Philadelphia’s first export of this product. Additional shipments to follow as negotiations push exports to the United Kingdom and continental markets expand.
A youth who calls himself Harry Smith admitted being a burglar and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge Hazen. He said he was 19 to avoid reformatories and broke down when told of the sentence after pleading guilty to burglaries at Rodman’s house on Kansas Avenue.
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