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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
5
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A fuzzy report describes residents and officials gathering at West Park headquarters to discuss government plans. Citizens voiced concerns as a slate of speakers presented updates and debated next steps. a council member noted expected votes at upcoming sessions.
The article reports Mark Twain plans to return to the United States after years in Europe, to live out his days in New York or close. It references reactions from contemporaries and hints at crowds planning to welcome him, with patriotic tone and emphasis on his enduring friendship with readers.
Fragmentary report states English officers ordered evacuation of New Orleans with shipments of 4209 mules and supplies to Cape Town. It claims many troops and volunteers were sent aboard transports including Montéesima, ending the quartermaster’s work. Reports mention 1000s in transit and involvement of Cape Town imports.
City council debates charging outsiders for hall use with proposed $15 fee to cover janitorial costs while favoring public access. discusses smallpox care costs, sanitation measures, and county responsibility. Also notes Nordica may perform and passenger transportation protest.
The council referred ordinances and received city officer reports for September. License collector L C Riley reported $48.40, weighmasters and inspectors totals, and the treasurer balance. The electric light plant bid matter was postponed to committee with power to act. A street widening petition for Grant street was noted. Withdrawal of funds and sewer district payments were authorized. The council planned attendance at Marti’s Bill excursion and discussed improvements including a new electric light plant and street work.
Seattle October 4 United cargo of etlmaia forege and missvel laneous army applies has eated for Manila. A public druggist of Ontario Falken recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after comparing prices with a friend. The remedy is priced as a day's supply.
Football brief notes a Washburn versus KEU game at Lawrences this Saturday October 6. Santa Fe Trail trains depart 1 50 p m and return at 6 40 p m with details limited by garbled OCR while confirming the itinerary and timing.
Topeka ladies music club plans to present Nordica in November at the Auditorium with proceeds aiding seating costs. The program featured Paderewski and Grieg pieces plus social gatherings honoring Miss Rossington. Upcoming events include gatherings hosted by Mrs Mackennas, Mrs Westenh, and Mrs Jarrell, with Miss Mabel Wilson’s wedding plans noted.
Topeka area society updates reflect many local residents traveling and hosting visits. Mrs. Pendleton Moore plans entertainment for her honor while friends like Mrs. David Norton and family split time between Topeka and Kansas City. Several local families travel to New York, Boston, and eastern resorts, with updates on receptions, showers, and school activities.
The Iron Age weekly review shows weakness in iron and steel trade with small export lots dominating and prices steady at low levels. Orders include 4000 tons of bridge material for Norfolk & Western and 10,000 tons for Union Pacific, plus 2200 tons of 33-ground rails sold to Italy. Freight rates to the Atlantic coast have dipped, and buyers and sellers remain far apart on pricing.
The article quotes figures like Hey Thomas BR Neely condemning racial separation and urging open access. It notes debate over holding territories and the Pacific islands, with hopes for ongoing military presence in China and protection of Christian lives. It mentions a Twenty-First bank offering at the conference and attendees including Bishop Thoburn and doctors McDowell Milts.
Three wives changed their minds before cases were called as Judge Hazen disposed of four cases this morning. Jennie Edie was granted a divorce from F Edie without contest, though she did not appear to testify. Anes Bullier failed to appear to secure a legal separation from Leon Bruliler.
The pastor of First Baptist Church announces a series of talks titled The Story of Four Successful Lives beginning October 7. The lectures, led by Dr Chavel, will be hosted at the church with further details to follow.
A fragmentary notice mentions Gagne and EUBAUTS with garbled terms like Maciat and BEAST. The readable bits imply names and entities but lack clear action or context. This item reads as an incomplete notice with few discernible facts or connections.
A community event is planned at 6 30 on Saturday at a North Kansas venue. The gathering will feature local players and a pep talk by a former coach. Ruth Berry and Matt Payne are among participants, with details about occupancy and timing noted.
From Central America a special despatch from New Orleans reports Senor Laie A. Corea the Nicaraguan minister in Washington delivering important information on Micara can cans. Benjamin Vidaurm, named the new Nicaraguan consul for New Orleans, is centered in the matter.
Observer Jennings records seven days of September weather with highs around 85 and lows near 40. The period features a mild, pleasant feel, with a particularly cool 50 at 11 o'clock and a light, steady breeze throughout.
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