Royal Baking Powder Risen Emphasis in IWDERCO New York
Royal Baking Powder rises to prominence in IWDERCO New York as officials highlight its efficiency and market impact. The emphasis underscores consumer trust and industry signaling in the region.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1903
Page
2
Royal Baking Powder rises to prominence in IWDERCO New York as officials highlight its efficiency and market impact. The emphasis underscores consumer trust and industry signaling in the region.
Washington reports a dispute over a teacher's death on a tribal reservation. Superintendent Johnson and Commissioner Jones note heightened tensions among Indians, with fears of violence and a council to address the incident. A transfer of Sayles may follow if unrest grows.
Washington Nov 21 The senate in executive session made public a correspondence submitted by President Polk in 1807 concerning the lease or use of the Isthmus by the United States The papers include protocnds and remarks by officials in Bogota and New Granada discussing the right of way for a potential canal route The communication to Secretary of State Buchanan addresses control of transit across the Isthmus and the stance of Great Britain in relation to U S interests and the proposed canal.
A rough, fragmentary text discusses liberty and neutrality of territories, mentioning terms, protection duties of the United States, and aversion to a general alliance. It references pacts or treaties and touches on interests, sovereignty, and security without clear context or definitive conclusions.
Alonzo Wordall proposes a scheme to make Topeka independent of fuel trusts by building municipal coal yards and a trolley line to deliver coal from Osage County. He argues coal mining and transport costs justify public ownership and a city vote to authorize the project, with surrounding towns joining in building the line to coal fields.
President and Mrs Roosevelt will attend the funeral of the president's uncle Damea K Grier in New York Friday and travel in a special car attached to the 12 19 a m train over the Pennsylvania. After the funeral service at 10 o'clock they will return to Washington likely on the 12 36 p m train. Major John Newton of the Sixteenth Infantry died at Washington barracks aged 63 after service at the academy from Kansas. The Original Ten cent Bachelor is now sold for field all fist class cigar dealers.
Chicago Mayor Harrison announces city will enter electric lighting to compete with Chicago Edison and others. He argues municipal supply could lower household light costs and avert coercive court actions by private utilities. The plan aims to position public power ahead of canal power developments along Lake Michigan and the Mississippi.
A reminiscence honors James Whitcomb Riley the Hoosier Poet as a master prankster. An anecdote recalls Riley on a train with Nye, a farmer asking to speak to him, and Riley quietly engaging in a humorous miscommunication about his father, revealing the practical joke spirit.
Brief items report a waltz titled Le Reve performed by Dan Godfrey's band in London, composed by eight year old Max Darewski. Also notes a Glasgow miner train wreck near Lanerk with two deaths, a civil marriage in Vienna between Miss Cornelia Scovel and Count Arturo Fabricori, and Austrian recognition of Panama. Additional notes cover a Milwaukee bribery arrest, and talks toward an Italy France arbitration treaty.
Clerks in the state auditor’s office organized a house cleaning, selling or exchanging hundreds of auditor reports and old directories with the Kansas Historical Society. The society ships duplicates to libraries nationwide in return for their materials, building a premier state collection. Kansas City and Return $2.00 via Santa Fe Football Thanksgiving Day.
Washburn College will close today for Thanksgiving holidays while county clerk Newman recovers. The Topeka postoffice will close at 10 am Thanksgiving day with one delivery and one collection. rural carriers receive holiday pay. A bevy of local items note divorces, court activity, a turkey weighing 41 pounds, and the advance sale for Washburn-Des Moines football seats.
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