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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1900

Page

5

Woman's Daily Grind and Lydia Pinkham Cure Claim

A Denver woman writes praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from severe menstrual pain, fatigue, and digestive issues. Letters from readers credit the remedy with curing headaches, bloating, and weakness, urging others to seek its guidance and advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Denver Colo Myzsit Walt Lydia E. Pinkham Cross Miss Thompson Dean Acushnet Mass Miss Scholtes Pixhham Mise K. E. ScroLres Mt_ Oliver Pittsburg

Duplicate Whist Club Begins Its Eighth Year In Topeka

Topeka society notes describe the Duplicate Whist Club starting its eighth season at Harold Chase’s home on Topeka Avenue, with shifts in members and substitutes for absentees. Other items cover a D. D. Card Club meeting, a bridal luncheon hosted by Mrs Jarrell, a progressive luncheon planned for Miss Louise Willis, and a dinner party honoring Miss Theresa Hossington at the Topeka Club.

Bins Harold Chase Toorha Avenue Willis Norton Ord Trent Horner Herbert Acmstoke Mimi Horton Miss Horton Lallies T. H. Crindell Western Avenue Vienna P. M. Prescott West Tenth Avenue Woman's Club

Lend Roberts may serve in Africa as General Buller looms

London dispatch says war office has not confirmed reports that Lend Roberts will serve in South Africa late in October. Several unsettled matters noted and the selection between generals Buller and Kitchener with Huster as substitute discussed. Appointment of a new commander could ease pacification and discipline, while British forces prepare for a long campaign and possible troop movements amid political shifts.

York Orr London War Office Tnt Roberts Africa Gotober Officii Tray Patos Ortelais Buller Kitchener Huster Ofarte Pulloe Pilgrim's Rest Eneral Buller Tee Chile Parmmand Jatimen Delass Vtetine Southh Africa Lond Roberts Marcy Olcwrs Landen Shukiis Beadaumr Landon Blin Tote Prearta Salisbury le Pon Witl Nadten Australien Bnt Veterans Canada Eid

Friction Grows Over Waldersee Demands in China

A Shanghai dispatch reports Meta Marshal Waldersee demanding the handing over of Prince Ching Li Hung Chang Tuan and other boxers for punishment. Friction rises between British and Russian troops at Bhan Hal Kwan after a force capture, while Japan weighs withdrawing from the Chinese court moving inland to protect its government.

Pekin Iijilahts Japan Chia

Missing Link Claim From Paris to Vanderbilt Mystery

French expert De Laborde informs Journal and Advertiser that scientist George W. Vanderbilt plans to fund a Java expedition to seek the so called missing link. The piece describes the public fascination and the supposed link between human and ape, noting Dr Duis and the scientific name Pithecanlaropus Erectus as the claimed designation.

Vanderbilt New York Paris Sayw Laborde Paris School of Anthropology George W. Vanderbilt Java Vander Aimal Rae Areet Duis

Topeka Social News Notes From Local Guests

Butlin and Claud Buttin arrive from Mexico City visiting Mea J. G Wilson. Mrs. Wolford of Burlington staying with Mr. and Mrs. J. H Mebirtas in Topeka. Seal club meeting postponed to October 11 due to Federation. Witt Henson leaves for a two week California trip. Aliss Hattie Mefciroy and Miss Clara Shirk visit Meriden. Elizabeth Garner of Tlincis visiting relatives. Claidles Shefield vacationing in the east. Mrs. Tom Ewime returns to Plattsmouth after Topeka visit. Mrs. Backus and Mrs. Bourke siblings back to Guthrie. Aduna arrives from Philadelphia visiting Mrs. D. A. Clements. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Black to Ni** this week.

French Schemes in Yunnan Stir Riots and Attacks

Victoria B C reports Victor Dymond recounts French plans to seize Yunnan provinces. A priest lured by money was expelled, clashes erupted in Yanwen Fu with French consular protection. French engineers and mission buildings were destroyed. Chinese soldiers guarded lines to prevent further bloodshed. Nagasaki notes US consul Ragsdale’s eldest son’s death amid long hardship. Pekin and Chemulpo dispatches cite a Korean mine attack killing Mr Island, an American worker.

Victoria B. C Victor Dymond Hong Kong Yunsun-Po Yunnnan Francois Arrivd Yanwen-Fu Francois Nagasaki Berrand Ragsdale JW. Ragsdale United States Tien Tin Chemulpo Mr. Island

Beresford's Bold Naval Feat Outwits Fisher at Mytilene

London dispatch praises Lord Charles Beresford for a two part maneuvre at Mytilene that decoyed torpedo boats and allowed his warship to slip away unseen. He then forced Fisher's squadron into a rigid parallel line, preventing a change in formation and securing a decisive comeback in the battle exercise.

Glover Charles Beresford New York Journal and Advertiser London Heresfort Admiral Fisher Admiralty

Alexandria Bombardment Dominates Vessels

The report describes a decisive action where Fisher's vessels faced both Bromisiies but each fought hard yet only one could press. The victory is described as overwhelming with the Alexandria bombardment charging Condor under Egyptian fort guns, delivering a powerful, atomizing assault at Clowraince.

Fisher Alexandria Clowraince

Dead Missionaries List In Boxer Rebellion Death Toll

A list of Protestant missionaries known to have been killed since the Boxer movement up to September 5 is compiled by the American Bible Society from Rev. John Sikes D D in Shanghai. The roll includes missionaries from the China Inland Mission, American Board, Church of England, and British Baptist missions with numerous names and fate notes across Shan Tung Shansi Kiang and Tal Yuen Fu areas, totaling about 178 people, mainly Americans and British, with deaths concentrated among married women and children.

New York American Bible Society John Sikes Shanghai Shan Tung SM. Brooks Church of England Chi LA Mr. Norman C. Robinson Church of Ex I Hugsall Bagnall Wm. Cooper China Inland Mission England Helac Yi Shansi Miss Whitechurch Miss Scarell Shans G. McConnell Mra McConnell Miss Kine Thompson Mise Huston Whiteourse Whitehouer Fusion Buyron Mifler Wilson Wiltson Tives Vis Shane May S Mckee Mra MicRes L Anson Mra Atson Aspden Min ME. Smith Per Nathean Nathan Heaysman Tai Yuen Fu Shona Miss Coombe Waf Engle Nesion Mr. Stevenson Ue Ct Ty Waite Sr. Edward's Hospital Yu-Helen Hutener Yuro-Pu B. Jacobson Laren Chi I Greene Mra Greene Miss Eagan Ie Ching Pro Niles Tain Griffith Breen The Chine W. A. McCurrach Atweter Atwater Flay Cape Clapp Mack Willan Davia “Dechert Tey Price Aninaion Wetnigie Thildren Yuen Fu Kameuh Kwetehow

Murdock recounts Boxer movement with mission group crossing Gobl Desert

Misa Virginia Murdock, just arrived from China, describes an account of a mission band driven across the Gobl Desert. She and 23 companions traveled by camel and horse, facing desert dangers and Boxer threat while attempting to reach their own territory.

York Kalgan Green Chinene Wall Fwkin Pekin Mr. Rotera Larnun Seateon

Free rupture cure promotion fragment finds stray text

A jumble of garbled OCR style phrases includes broken words about a cure, a date, and various unreadable terms. The readable parts mention Meyer and a partial date but no coherent event or clear entities.

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