Water Sample Analysis Report Findings
Analysis of water samples Nos 1 2 and 3 received on the 25th shows results expressed in parts per 100 000 parts of water. The samples were in well sealed jugs marked 1 2 and 3.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
4
Havana Rebuilds After War Under American Administration
A War Department report to Major General Brooks via Brigadier General Ludlow details Havana’s postwar recovery. Within thirty days of American occupation, sanitation, food, and employment reduced disease and death, and governance improved. Education remains a major unresolved issue while commerce shows mixed signals, with banking disruptions and price shifts noted as industries adjust for a new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
New York
Washington
Brooks
Ludlow
War Department
New Engand
Trent
Boney
Furnaces Rise but Lags in Consumption Outlook
New York report notes furnaces increased output yet remain unable to match rising consumption. Officials discuss Dereene implications as industrial activity shows limited gains despite higher production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
HerrmannsAt Odds Over Herrmann The Great Title
Toon and Adelaide Herrmann end partnership amid a public feud over the title Herrmann the Great. Leon Herrmann claims succession and rights to the stage name, while Adelaide drills into management and touring plans as factions clash. The dispute follows a lifetime of performances and personal history tied to the Herrmann act and its successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toon
Adelaide Herrmann
Clint
Herrmann
Pat Erento
Leon Herrmann
Maid Be
Wiet
Bullet Daveer
Isialty
Daliet
Adslaide Heremann
Alea
Tates
Alexander
Lown Herrimann
Ian Terrmann
Jaide Herrmann
Han Svenie
Max Jetan Poueay
Stine
Tinele
Eiraly
Finkland
New Forks
Saason
Suffolk
White Ribbon special delegates train to Seattle convention
Chicago dispatch reports a special train carrying delegates to the national convention of the W I Ul will depart tomorrow around 11 o clock. Delegates joining the Chicago group are arriving, with an expected over 700 riders aboard the special. To avoid Sunday travel a stopover is planned at Fungo Nod, with the White Ribbon special due at 10 o clock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farge
Seattle
Pargo
Temperance Causs
Flrst Baptist Church
L. M.N. Stevens
W ©Tu
Anna Gordon
Mra. Barnes
Young Woman's Work
Mra Boole
New York
Hills
New Jersey
Ensign
Ohio
Chambers
Pennsylvania
Chicago
The
Fungo
Rivban
Worthy Cause in Benefit for Girls Industrial School
Police Matron Thorpe organizes an entertainment at the Library Hall to benefit the Girls Industrial School. William Davidson, superintendent of schools, will act as master of ceremonies. The program features Little Annie Coleman and items from the Twentieth, with guests including Geo. W. Parkhurst and Miss Clara Crain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
Library ‘Hall
Wm. Davidson
Annie Coleman
Idustrial
Pollowine
Geo. W. Parkhurst
Mand
Clara Crsim
Still a Mystery in Lawrence Murder Inquiry
Chief Ramsey returned from Lawrence with no new leads in the James Ladeger disappearance after a fight at Wright's. Arthur Giverns, the colored boy, was jailed for questioning and accused by several colored women of admitting a stabbing at Wright's, though he denied it. Blood stains at Wright's place suggest foul play, but no clues have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Ie
Ramsey
Lawrence
James Ladeger
Crook
Wright
Arthur Giverns
Giverns
Rameey
Enlarge a Park: Board Hears Plan for Additional Land
A meeting tonight at MR. Law's home will discuss enlarging the park donated by Dr. J. C. McClintock at the foot of Willmore Street. A plan aims to secure title to territory just south of the park tract, with residents invited to participate in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Street
Law
J. C. McClintock
Willmore Street
Notes and Queries on Moors and nicknames in 19th century terms
A fragment lists racial terms and exonyms such as Blackamoor, Moor, Mauritia, Nigritia, and various ethnic nicknames for nationalities. It then shifts to short items: Victor A. Wilder files for bankruptcy with secured bonds, Smith promoted to general ticket agent at Colorado Springs, Topeka man William Sadler dies in Albuquerque, and funeral plans. An editorial quip about U.S. Senate elections concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Senegal
Mauritia
Nigritia
Bees in a Telephone Box In Brooklyn Narration
A Brooklyn bee swarm takes residence in a street telephone box near Vandérbilt Avenue. lineman, assistants, and curious locals gather as he bravely opens the box despite a buzzing cloud. After a failed first attempt, the crowd urged a second try while the bees remain inside, continuing their “modern” business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Brooklyn
Dees
Hees
Vandérbilt Avenue
Park Pride
Brooklyn Rapids Transit Company
Minter
Ulster
Ninth Avenue
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Topeka Water Co
E. H. S. Bailey
Kansas State University
E. H. 8. Bailey
Quincy ST
Ghee
America
Indianapolis Journal
Herrmanns
Wow “Herrmann the Great
W. CT U
Wood Park
England
Scott
Blue Nose
Ante
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Hogtrotter
Canuck
London
Ikogenes
Cuffey
Brewer
Tel Cuffey
Ad Paes Evi
Beecher Stawe
Goddam
Sotcher
Gresser
United States
Hans Worst
Benide
Jean Potage
Ivan Ivasevitch
Kevan Bevan
Ovitch
John Bullis
Ray
Jacques
Jaque
Jean de la Sula
Jean Baptiste
Johny
Russia
Victor A. Wilder
Bullock & Wilder Company
Bullock & Wilder
Monterey
Mr. Smith
Wiliam Sadler
Albuquerque
N. M
Sadler
United States Senate
Detroit Journal
Kohl
Priea
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