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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1900
Page
5
A local grocer extols superior lines of goods from leading houses. They promise pure, well-priced products and guaranteed satisfaction, featuring White House Flour and Fancy Patent with per sack pricing and value emphasis.
FOR ALL TIME Pottaville Pa Oct 1 excellent authority says more men around Minersville may strike, prompting Reading to close Grendower and Richardson collieries. Action could affect Tans tealdents, with armed deputies and military presence feared. Debates touch Shenandoah Glen Mower Richariem Phoenix Park while Eagles, Silver Greek collieries in danger. Missouri Pacific builds steel briacowk and rail traffic shifts as coal cars move into Pennsylvanian markets.
A fragmented page reports on community events including church concerts at the Congregational church with a forthcoming opening reception, a financial report for publication, and updates from the city’s public life. It notes a change in editorial leadership at the Capital and Times newspapers, a pavement project on Kansas Avenue, and a duck sighting near the Kaw river bridge plus local gatherings and barbecues planned by the county central committee.
London Oct 1 The Prinsian government begins systematic inquiries to expand world knowledge on cancer. Every registered physician receives a paper of questions asking for personal experiences with cancer including heredity contagion habits and whether it is malignant in certain districts. Kansas City and Return via the Santa Fe Route tickets on sale Sept 29 to Oct 4 inclusive with six daily trains each direction. Special trains run after Pallas Parade and Carnival Krewe Parade. Regular trains depart Kansas City at 10 00 P M and the Post Mail at 2 20 AM.
Travel advertisements list round trip fares to multiple cities with outbound and return dates. Kansas City options start at $2 including Mall Festival access. St Louis segment priced around $60. Northwestern Kansas sale runs September into October. Nortonville and Nortonville area listings appear with various return windows.
On sale from September to October 6 inclusive. Return via the Santa Fe Route between Kansas City and points on the Bull of Pallas Parade Pastry Meta schedule. Six trains daily in each direction. Each train departs Kansas City at 10 PM and the Fast Mou at 2:20 AM.
A New York man identified as Juba See was discharged from custody on a technical intoxication charge associated with the death of Charles S. Peck, a real estate agent found on the sidewalk last week, after Byron claimed in police testimony he had been urged by a reporter to play detective. Oklahoma population report shows 300,500 residents as of October 1 in Fort Worth.
In Britain the debate over appointing a new secretary of war grows as South Africa campaign planning tightens. Reports say a senior commander may take the post, with General Buller poised to succeed Lord Roberts in South Africa once the marshal retires, while the Duke of Connaught could have held the role after earlier resignations.
A Washington dispatch reports Britain weighs German proposals tying anti foreign outrage authors to Chinese talks. Britain seeks to avoid offending other powers and preserve empire by opposing dismemberment of China. US Russia France and others anticipate no preconditions on partition.
London dispatch notes Monday contests will hint at public mood with Oldham seen as key. Liberal imperialists defend seats as Conservatives lose ground. Rochdale signals Boer issue impact, while Durham and Liverpool area races watch Liberal majorities. Candidates like Doyle and Bevin canvass with housing and reform themes shaping early Sept results.
A committee of Fi Popenos W Hi Davie and John Moon, appointed by Elmwood stockholders, aimed to recruit 18 to 38 new members amid disrupted plans for an auditorium event. Initiation tasks faced delays as the club sought to complete the requisite numbers, with assurances of no trouble expected.
Wilkesbarre report says 48,000 miners in the region want union recognition before any settlement. Union leaders warn against deals without official convention and vow to hold out for more than 10 percent raises while a large strike fund supports a winter walkout. The Tuesday mass meeting is billed as the largest yet with 20 000 marchers, Mother Jones and Ducey expected, six parade divisions, and parades through the city core.
In Evaneville Indiana a growing search party of over one hundred men women and children combs the woods near DeeFrest in Warwick county for two missing children twins aged two James Hawkins and another boy who wandered from home yesterday afternoon. The contingent carries food and tin cups and hopes to locate the children soon as the search widens each hour.
A crowd at the St Louis exposition disrupted a Democratic demonstration for Dawid Overmyer of Kansas, an ardent Bryan advocate. The airship and boos drowned his speech as he urged order and threatened to quit. Police and organizers struggled to restore decorum in front of several thousand attendees.
In St Louis on October 1 an open letter denounces the incident or treatment faced by manufacturer Overmyer and asserts condemnation of insults directed at workingmen. The letter frames labor and industry concerns and calls for support of workers.
Ra speaker B Reed reportedly negotiating to buy a large tract near Oyster Bay New York with Governor Dusewelt’s name fronting the deal. Reed allegedly sought residence near Theodore Roosevelt amid tense talks and disputed land drafts.
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