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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1900
Page
12
The article discusses how men cannot fully grasp women’s feelings and why women seek Mrs Pinkham’s advice. It highlights years of use by thousands of women, mentions Mrs Chappell of Grant Park and Mrs Pins ham’s guidance, and notes inflammation of the ovaries as a key concern.
Fragmentary text discusses lakes and forecasts of business prospects and conditions on a Saturday. The readable parts mention left lakes and the Atlantic, with unclear references to race and investors. The fragment lacks coherent event details or identifiable entities.
About 1 800 delegates will gather in the city for the Grand Lodge encampment with a public reception and meetings at the auditorium. The event spans Monday to Thursday, featuring Grand Master J A J Topeka and officers D W Kent and E G Heal. Representatives will discuss sessions, ceremonies, and eligibility for grand council seating.
At a labor council gathering De and Wisk plan to discuss Why Has Labor Been Despised with a feature on the eve of the event. A local program includes song by Mr Willis Morrie performing Beethoven and Merion McVicar Morris playing accompaniment. Police report arrests for disorderly conduct as two girls aged 15 and 17 were taken to the police court and a teen was sentenced to industrial work.
An unknown foreman named Sheffield sent large baskets of flowers to Santa Fe hospitals today. The gift was noted as a gesture to the Gustav Fe hospitals, with the accompanying line The Gets ment today will be to the hospital tai.
A social page recounts ladies active in Kansas circles with guests and club events. Mrs Moore from Saginaw Michigan, and her daughter attend gatherings while several other society members host and entertain. The Ceramic Art Club, Clay School pupils, and Helsintuse club hold meetings, dances, and celebrations featuring local residents and visitors with plans for future events in Topeka and surrounding areas.
A Washington dispatch reports the US government preparing derisive steps to force Turkey to honor claims. Recall of Turkish minister Ferrouh Bes has heightened diplomatic strain. The administration may threaten extreme measures if negotiations fail to yield results.
Report from Washington cites cautious optimism over Turkish indemnity dispute. Officials say most issues settled except payment of indemnity, with hopes both nations may return to former relations. Mr Strauss discussed rebuilding and added facilities at Robert College as part of the context.
Indianapolis October 6 Bryan toured Indiana on the presidential campaign. National Committeeman Taggart joined the party. In Plainfield Hendricks county Bryan spoke five minutes on trusts and urged action by citizens. He argued for Philippine policy, comparing theft of a pocketbook to larger injustices and called for fair opportunities for Filipinos.
A New York report describes a shipping trust formed by railroads and steamship lines in Newport News. The coalition aims to coordinate freight rates and schedules across major transport modes, signaling a shift toward integrated logistics dominance.
Shipping interests gain separation of routes as United States Shipping and allied bodies arrange working agreements with Chess and Seaboard. Atlantic ventures await a firm date while logistical plans and observers expect keen scrutiny of the forthcoming arrangements.
In New York a report outlines a scheme involving a Negro woman who claims to have information on a planned theft of a Rice fortune. Mrs. Scott, speaking from her home, says she knew the man and his habits and observed signs suggesting ill health and possible exposure of an expedition, though details remain unclear.
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