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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1899
Page
2
A historical notice reports a specific cure for blood poisoning and related pains discovered in a preparation labeled B B B. Details describe the remedy’s effectiveness and early use, noting its suggested curative properties and practical applications.
An advertisement promises a free trial of Betanie Balm for blood poisoning and related gland and skin issues. It claims thousands cured over 20 years, with testimonials and discounted full treatments priced at 100 dollars or 500 dollars, offering free mailing of a treatment book and a list of physicians and druggists in multiple cities.
New York detectives arrested Jon Cawshorne and H F Poynter as party to alleged unlawful removal linked to political and business affairs. Naval Constructor Brandit Bowles said authorities would pursue further warrants and discuss the matter publicly.
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A writ of an alternative type is set for October 14 before the supreme court regarding certification for the official ballot. C Clemens represents Malice in directed to be secretary of state to certify loan names or show why they should be. Attorney general to represent the secretary of state at Wichita case. returnable October 14.
Topeka Populists split as G C Clemens lambasts expansion leaders and questions trusts. He disputes the initiative referendum and frowns on Bryan Bourke Cochrans speech, while urging opposition to Aguinaldo related war policy. Other leaders like Madden Cadwallader Latimer defend expansion stance and attack the party line.
A historic testimonial touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal digestive aid. The ad claims the remedy improves digestion without purging, supports stomach comfort, and reduces need for other tablets. Endorsed by several readers from Byrds Crook Wisconsin and Canton, Iowa, with a closing pitch from F A Stuart Co Mur.
Fragmentary speech urges unity and nonpartisan stance in wartime. Speaker calls Americans to uphold code of conduct and stand together regardless of politics. No clear date or location detectable from the garbled text.
Chairman George Wagner of the Shawnee county Populist central committee speaks on expansion policy amid cross-party support and opposition. He condemns efforts to force party alignment, defends rights to act, and argues for U S expansion policy while criticizing critics as hypocritical and urging moral resolve regarding the Philippines and domestic policy.
The Boston Journal recounts remarks by a Kansas secretary of agriculture at a farmers' congress. It notes winter wheat yields near 24 bushels per acre for 188, discusses crop strength, and praises Kansas farmers for leading production. It mentions rail transport and comments on school and society topics tied to the event.
The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific plan a new time table to accelerate the Chicago to San Francisco route. Aimed for October 8, the revised overland route promises about 72 hours westbound from Chicago with a faster eastbound service and an arrival at Oakland around 4 45 PM on the third day.
Fastest women cyclists assemble for the world championship in Kansas City starting Wednesday. Top contenders include Tillie Anderson Ida Fetersen Lizzie Glaw and Carrie Olson among others. The Velodrome and Convention Hall tracks promise speed records with 1000 prize fund, daily races 8:48 to 11. The event draws rapid training by competitors from the US Europe and France.
Kansas University scored six touchdowns and five goals as it overwhelmed Washburn 62 to 0. KU dominated with strong interference and rushing while Washburn's defense failed repeatedly at the line. The victory marks a turn in KU’s season as confidence grows and the team improves after a tough prior showing.
The report details a tense game where the Hughes brothers and Bishop broke through KU’s defense, Washburn’s players struggle with tackling low, and standout line play by Moore Avery Owen and Tucker. A key moment was KU’s place kick in the first half, with Washburn showing improved material and promising effort ahead of a Te Peka clash with Manhattan Agricultural College.
In Kansas City on Oct 9 the Medics beat William Jewell 18 to 0 in a bruising but orderly game. Poorman, Grady, Lewis, and Porter starred on offense with stiff defense. Garnett stood out for Jewell. Morley left injured, Curphey and substitutes filled gaps as Medics held Jewell far from their territory.
Promoter woes end the grand boxime carnival as matches collapse. Harry Forbes and Harry Gilmore left for Chicago, Oscar Gardner heads to Wheeling, W. Va tonight, Sig Hart gone to Chicago for a tonight bout. Gardner doubts a City audience. he expects to meet Jordan soon in Wheeling training.
A large crowd gathered in Chicago to watch Joe Choynski and James J. McCoy fight. Referee Hogan declared a draw after the sixth round as both men showed resolve but neither could land a decisive blow. McCoy’s left sneaked through Choynski’s defense, keeping the bout competitive and ending with muted fan reaction.
McCoy plans to box for the middleweight crown after a rough sparring period at Mindoon's New York farm. He weighs in strong and shows power, with a challenge extended to Pete Monns and others. A bout purse of 1000 is offered by the Coney Island Sporting Club as talks continue before October 5.
Western members of the new American Association gather in Chicago to organize the league with four eastern and four western clubs. President Quinn to convene a New York meeting on October 26 to finalize the structure. Eastern interest grows with six applications and talks of joining by top players. The Wiman trophy, valued at 2000 dollars, will go to the league champion, last held by Chris Van Der Ake of St Louis. The association also plans a post season series with National League clubs for the Temple cup.
Sioux City hosted a Sunday bicycle meet drawing about 6,000 spectators. Results include John Lake of New York first in Two Mile Open Amateur, with Frank Kaspar of Sioux City second and L. Osborn third. B. Stevens and F. A. McFarland won the One Mile Tandem. McFarland also won the Professional One Mile Handicap with Stevens second and G. I. Kramer third. Amateur One Mile Handicap had George Millington first and Johnie Lake second. Also noted is Wentworth Military Academy prep for Columbia Missouri game, with arrival and expected strong performance.
Fragmentary baseball notes describe a National League game with mentions of pitchers Bundy Spe and Wey and a tied score. Poor OCR yields unclear names and actions. likely reports a game halted or affected by conditions with incomplete inning details and city references to Cleveland Louisville and St. Louis.
The Court of Appeals reversed a Shawnee county district court ejectment decision in Greenspan v Samuels, ruling in Greenspan’s favor over a disputed tenancy at a Tenth Avenue West address dated 1596, with a lease term contested after the landlord’s receipts indicated a year’s occupancy. Tickets on sale October 3 for Wichita and return to Grand?ve.
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