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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1899

Page

8

City fights smallpox scare with strict quarantine plan

In Topeka the Board of Health declares no smallpox present yet suspects a new disease. Mayor Drew backs decisive action with guards to enforce quarantine on infected houses. Officials report about 70 quarantined sites, two deaths linked to complications, and widespread patient reporting challenges as they push for strict isolation to stamp out the illness.

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Smallpox scare and sanitar y measures debate in city council

The mayor and board of health weigh actions after a smallpox outbreak linked to Santa Fe garden and reform school cases. Dr. Kester, Dr. Peers, and General Hughes discuss containment, quarantine, and potential spread via passing individuals as city officials push for strict intercity quarantine and health inspections.

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Women Strikers Hear Labor Headquarters Rally

A chaotic OCR fragment describes women strikers and labor actions at a city in turmoil. It mentions a rally organized by a union and a meeting at Labor headquarters with unclear dates and details. Supporters promised dues and a series of sessions led by an executive committee amid a tense labor atmosphere.

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Stamps Charity Sale Highlights Orphan Aid

A noisy appeal describes a charity sale of old postage stamps to aid orphaned girls and poor children. It notes stamps from Switzerland and Europe, with expected proceeds around £120 yearly and prizes totaling about £90 to £100. The event runs from November 12, with daily steeper service between St Lewis and San Antonio, offering travel perks along the Southwest route.

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Through Sleeper to San Antonia via Santa Fe Route

Through sleeper service to San Antonia via Santa Fe Route and intermediate points with all through sleeping car reservations made in City of Mexico sleeper.

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Not an Easy Matter A Caucus to Plan Roberts Oust

A Washington dispatch reports a Republican leaders conference in the House to consider ousting Roberts of Utah. Key figures include Hepburn Payne and Dilzell with Smith Carlisle and others studying precedents, arguing seating requires a two thirds vote to expel.

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New Use For Corn Stalks Unveiled By Department

Washington reports a new use for corn stalks from last year as the agriculture department records several value producing applications. The stalks are said to yield cattle feed and a potential smoke powder for industry plus other uses, with costs projected between 1 to 5 dollars per cake, and feasibility notes noting ease of shipping and processing.

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State Electric Plant Shutdown Amid Light Shortage

The state plant operates at reduced capacity as daylight fades. Officials, including Coburn and Jamie, face closures and limited staff, with only essential desks staffed while offices run on reduced power.

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Wreck Victims Sue Over Parkville Line Crash

Three federal suits filed from Leavenworth district court arise from a Kansas City St. Joseph Council Bluff Railroad wreck near Parkville Missouri last March. A track spread hurled a car and a postal clerk C E Hendree was badly injured claiming 315000 in damages. The train was moving from Leavening er north to Kansas City at about six miles per hour when the wreck occurred.

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