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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
8
An old advertisement urges buyers to avoid scented beauty items and buy pure Ivory Soap. It claims many items are overpriced and suggests making a personal selection of perfume separate from soap, promoting Ivory Soap as strictly pure and suitable for cleansing skin.
An unclear Bryan tale from Pens fourth of October discusses William Farrow, an engineer at Price and Wilkinson, and a republican link. The fragment mentions a personal attachment, a stated story, and a request to attend a hiring related event, but details remain obscured.
Willis E K Jr adds to Vanderbilt holdings with the Havemeyer farm in Ramapo region Bergen County New Jersey a mountain ridge property stretching along Ramapo River featuring nine barns and sturdy fences to enclose game This acquisition valued around $25 000 signals a bold expansion of the Vanderbilts hunting domain intended to rival Biltmore and establish a premier mountain preserve for stock game and sport.
A fragmentary text recounts an employee from a pension office in Weehingtom JHR Westhers describing decades of hard work and unhealthy diet. He cites indigestion constipation liver trouble and mental fatigue followed by years of nervousness and failed remedies before seeking restoration through diet and natural repair.
General Palmer's will, drawn March 31, 1896, names widow Hiauneh as sole heir and his sons John Mayo Palmer and Willem Jayne as executors without bond. He bequeaths the Loose tract near Springfield to the widow and residuary estate minus household effects to her, with the library and office furniture split between sons. The building housing the widow’s residence has been sold, and the total estate value is described as small.
The Havana Post asserts Estes G Rathbone likely masterminded a broad postal fraud involving embezzlement, claiming he may have secured between 9000 and 28000 dollars. Ernest Lee Conant, special government counsel, would not confirm or deny the allegations, noting the investigations go beyond a routine accounts review.
The Falk Verones stock company announces a return engagement at Crawford opera house next week with new performers and lower prices. At Grand opera house from Wednesday a five show run by the Arnold opera company, touring from Denver, promises fine voices and attractive features, with Denver cast members and Ada Palmer Walker among stars. General Wood reports health of troops improved and conduct commendable.
The text indicates a near same rate as last year with small advances for certain pot handlers and users, plus a note about trimmale machines and standard pots. It remains unclear who is affected and the exact figures or timeline.
In Denver on October 4 a rational session discusses the mutual relations of the health authorities and the funeral directors. The meeting aims to align sanitary oversight with funeral trade practices and public welfare.
Citizens invite Topeka residents to a free outing to Martin's Hill next Saturday October 6 to view the river valley woods and park prospects. Local organizers stress no profit or real estate aim, with rail access via Rock Island and a 30 member band. plans include sports and picnic facilities for all ages.
The article discusses Mark Twain's cold remedy of fasting for a day and cites modern treatments for nasal catarrh. It praises Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a palatable, convenient remedy superior to washes or inhalers, with claimed relief for nasal and bronchial catarrh and related stomach issues.
Public notice describes a riverbank fishing event with Tant train return, refreshments, and ticketing. Private property restrictions apply and tickets, valid at multiple local offices, must be shown for entry. Whistles and departure times are outlined with advance ticket availability through clubs and Commercial Club rooms.
The Republican national committee in New York reveals a carefully canvassed public estimate predicting McKinley will secure a larger electoral vote total than four years ago. It lists states deemed certain and those doubtful, with Maine’s Joseph H. Manley presenting the projection and stressing caution and accuracy.
Four hundred sturdy men gathered at No 29 Bowery for the Ragged church opening under Benfe Busston management modeled after London’s Ragged Church. Alfred Dennett and W Austin led services with coffee and crullers served to all. A basement expansion of 185 by 20 feet is planned to shelter future gatherings, with a $1000 goal and a new choir sought from uptown singers.
Mrs. Ferdinand Provenchere abducted her daughter from the Visitation convent in Cuha nne place after the father had placed the child in safekeeping. A police officer pursued but the mother vanished with the child as the nun staff and bystanders watched in shock. The Provencheres come from a prominent family and had been separated for years.
A United States warrant was issued for Isaac A. Sweigard former general superintendent of the Philadelphia Heading Railway Company. He is charged with discriminating against and discharging employees for being Brotherhood members. Four Brotherhood members signed the affidavit.
An elderly man posing as a clergyman stayed overnight with a farmer and his family. Repeated prayers and blessings followed as the stranger gained trust. At breakfast a couple arrived seeking a minister for a rushed marriage. The ceremony occurred despite suspicions, and the incident was reported to state officials by former State Senator H E H. Du Toit of Bhakopee.
Dr Attias and his bride stay at Pitth Avenue hotel and enter a London Sporting Club wager to travel from Montreal to London within twelve months. He aims to earn $5400 for the trip, publishing a serialized account and selling postal cards as they progress. He states subscription for the full journey at $10 with updates from towns along the route.
Washington requests clarify the Porto Rico act on court expenses salaries and funds. The comptroller argues Porto Rican salaries come from the Porto Rico treasury while operating costs and fines go to the United States. The dispute affects deputy marshals reports and required forms for disbursements and accounting.
Chicago dated Oct 4 reports J G Johnson chair of the national committee released the first official forecast for the coming election. It assigns Bryan a certain electoral vote total while listing states conceded to McKinley and several key states in doubt. The tally shows Michigan Minnesota and New Jersey as parts of the uncertain column with others placed for Bryan.
Washington October 4 Secretary of legationist Berlin reports a German proclamation requiring foreign ships to display their flags when near German naval vessels or under threat. A separate note mentions an assassination attempt and a suicide-injury incident in Mimtington, Mimington, Pennsylvania. Tickets to Santa Fe route advertised with dates and prices.
The text promotes Peruna as a cure all for kidney and urinary problems rheumatic complaints catarrh of stomach or lungs and general bodily weakness The letter claims nerve depletion causes many illnesses and asserts Peruna will provide immediate lasting relief and cure with claims directed to sufferers and medical buyers.
Washington reports from Cape Town dated August 17 describe Transvaal and Free State conditions after the August war wave. Timber shortages hinder fence repairs and fuel transport. railway posts and tram posts must substitute. Johannesburg shows limited supplies of power, and a mining revival is noted as investors await policy.
Washington reports railroads showing indifference as voters return home from Washington to states where they vote. Officials note transportation costs will rise. committees prepared plans to charge the standard one and one half times the regular fare for travel to vote. Officials expected no change to fares due to political pressure.
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