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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1899
Page
6
Tomorrow is Pay Day and if you want groceries cheap buy from this list. Cheapest prices in the city and all goods guaranteed. Telephone 425.
You can save money always by buying your flour from us. We handle a full line of the choicest fresh meats. The ad lists various grocery items with prices and notes premium stamps on everything. It reflects a period newspaper ad promoting discounts and a wide range of foods and pantry staples.
London reports a rumored exchange over a spy Nathan Marks held in Ladysmith with six British officers to be executed by the Boers if he is killed. Government officials deny confirmed details, while sensational papers urge drastic reprisals. Telegraphs curb foreign dispatches as Ladysmith bombardment intensifies.
Augustus Thomas Alabama returns to Topeka at the Cromford theater Wednesday. Jobe T Nichol son leads the company with Henry Napier. Cast includes past stars from Paris productions. Prices range from 23 cents upward. The Little Minister plays Crawford theater Friday. Charles Frohman presents a Scot drama.
A fragmented notice outlines a political and corporate scramble in Jacksonville and Havana. It mentions the Havana American company seeking preferred stock, cites Stormamen Brothers and Co and Mugene Vallone and Caynto-bor lunara as creditors or stakeholders, and references Colonel Walter Smith as Democratic gubernatorial candidate with Baltimore support.
John Wanamaker of Philadelphia issues a November 13 statement calling for ballot reforms to ensure secret free ballots and prevent corruption. He condemns the dominant political machine, decries the debauched system, and argues for a constitutional system protecting voters from intimidation and coercion.
A weekly missionary meeting is announced for Wednesday at the First Church. The event promotes Christian duty and features speakers including J D Pattison and others from Methodism.
A fragment describes a paper weight labeled Ohio during the 1864 presidential election. It features a Republican ticket with Abraham Lincoln for president and Andrew Johnson for vice president, with war imagery and a rallying motto. The text notes Ohio state election timing and wartime context.
The singer Zaza has postponed appearances after developing throat ulcers. Dr Wissinger says there is nothing alarming, but she cannot leave her hotel vows before Thursday at the Great Southern.
At the annual meeting of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad company stockholders the following directors were elected Jamies A Blair Benjamin P Cheney Samuel C Eastman Edward C Henderass Richard C Ker es George A Bladill Henry Sarquand Henry K McHarg Richard Iiney Daniel B H Robidabn Isaac J Seligman Frederick Strauss and Kennedy Tod The directors will meet in New York to elect officers.
Mary S. Eddy files a libel suit in Superior Court against Josephines Woodbury Mire alleging published articles on October 7 harmed public opinion. Contempt motions join the case as papers claim the defense acted in contempt by publication. A Monday return date is set for the defendant to show cause why a personal order may be issued.
Mr C. Bf Atwood auditor of passenger receipts for Santa Fe and Miss Josephine Sexton were wed in Kansas City on Saturday. Cards issued yesterday. Miss Sexton had long served as private stenographer to Mr Atwood in this city. She later left to run a ladies furnishing shop in Kansas City. The marriage surprises few friends.
R Burton partners with T E Dewey and Jaw to start a new firm in Abilene. Burton will focus more on lay work and politics, while Dewey serves as supreme court reporter. The business will operate from Abilene with no move planned for headquarters.
Dr Louis C Duncan, young Topeka physician famed as assistant surgeon in the 22nd Kansas Volunteer regiment, is convalescing after a serious bout of typhoid fever His delirium during illness misplaced him as Pope Leo directing Catholic affairs before regaining consciousness and ceasing such imagined governance.
Mr. Amidon from Wohlilta visits the city on business and to see Justice W. H. Smith. A Amidon, a Democrat, is widely talked of as a fusion ticket candidate for attorney general. He carried Ledewick county by a large majority last year and is regarded as highly popular in Wieblin. Indications suggest he may seek the fusion state convention nomination.
A Kansas City report states the meeting to critique the national officers of the Haights of Security was attended by no signatory. The gathering adopted resolutions condemning the initiator and endorsing the national officers while expressing confidence in them.
Real estate transfers listing numerous deeds, sheriff’s and court actions, and transfers across Shawnee County. Names include Bowman, Miljiger, Forbes, Allen, Farnsworth, Gandy, Andrews, Funndll, Wilder, Se Haiteuy Co, Huntesd, Givens, Kellogy, Kellogg. Properties cite numerous lots, blocks, and street addresses with varied sums and dates.
The Ralston Yeast company seeks Judge Hazen to modify a restraining order blocking pancake flour sales amid the pancake season. Hazen has left for a hunting trip, and the whereabouts are unknown. The case, brought by Topeka Milling, limits sales by Ralston while Basie pancake four is mentioned, with $150 daily losses cited.
Chicago reports a volatile market as Liverpool opening weakness echoes in New York. December and May wheat contracts retreat then firm on intermarket buying, with declines limited by weather fears and Argentine crop optimism. Receipts grow. Minneapolis and Chicago grain figures mixed. provisions dull. Cattle and hogs show varied strength with steady to weaker demand. sheep and lambs hold yesterday’s levels amid steady receipts and shipments.
The report covers cattle hogs dairy and grain markets with prices and receipts. Highlights include hogs at 215.05 per head, mixed beef and dairy items, wheat trends with declines and export activity, and sugar butter and cotton notes from New York and Chicago markets.
In New York a late trading session shows mixed demand with fluctuating rates on commercial paper and certificates of deposit. Analysts note volatility as 34.854 appears in demand metrics while market activity hints at incoming regulation and broader liquidity shifts.
In Topeka today markets show activity in grain receipts and broker notes. Reports from Liverpool Antwerp and New York describe steady and varying prices, with wheat and flour trading on mixed cues as buyers and sellers adjust expectations.
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