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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1900
Page
4
A compact, era-appropriate collage notes political shifts and reader opinions from London to Topeka, highlighting McKinley Bryan debates, census figures, bank dividends, and the Kansas scene. It weaves editorials and clippings about campaigns, economy, and public sentiment.
The Washington Post opinion column mocks Republican oratorical tactics and fears exaggerated calamities like a deflated panic or a devalued dollar after McKinley’s defeat and Bryan’s election, labeling such talk mischievous and foolish.
The article notes that only a handful of states have consistently supported the same party in presidential races. It cites Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia and others as mostly aligned with one side, with occasional divisions. It highlights Indiana and New York as the only reliably split states, while a few others show mixed or shifting patterns across eras.
From the Atchison Globe. The piece critiques political strategies and bill trading, noting impatience in lawmakers, attitudes toward pay, and expectations of citizens. It also touches on social views about aging women fashion, a Topeka wedding anecdote, medical misconceptions, and household finances.
A patient from California Junction reports years of catarrh with poor appetite and sleep loss. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, they regained appetite, slept well, and felt relief from head pain and overall weakness. The letter credits the remedy with curing catarrh.
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a fast cure and urges readers not to delay treatment, claiming the product delivers reliable relief and improves health when started promptly.
Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith arrived in Topeka by private car, then moved west toward Wellington for a campaign speech. He stressed imperialism and prosperity, predicted a strong McKinley electoral vote, noted Indiana and Nebraska shifting toward Republicans, and downplayed postal service criticisms while praising current administration policies.
The sealing steamship Kate visited Cumberland Inlet with whaling supplies for the American vessel. It reports that the Ponty steamer Windward is not heard or seen, and the harbor ches fall is nearly abandoned.
Closing out stock of seasonable goods with deep discounts on suits jackets waists and skirts. Available items include Oxford blue and brown waists, all wool flannel pieces, brocade skirts, waterproofs, golf skirts, and various serge fabrics. Also featuring footwear from W. L. Douglas and a strong line of ladies jackets and coats.
A catalog-style notice lists cotton blankets, wool blankets, comforters, and underwear products with prices per pair or yard. It mentions home-made items, ladies wear, and children's undergarments, all offered at discount prices amid general sales of staple fabrics and novelty items.
Mr Bryan spoke in New Philadelphia Ohio to a gathered crowd about opposition to monopolies and patent law. He criticized Republicans for supporting trusts and denounced Democratic complicity, attacking Gov Monnett and urging a government that protects all citizens and rewards honest industry. Mayor Jones attended as patient moderator.
The Colorado Flyer lists departures from Topeka at 9 10 am bound for Colorado Springs reaching Denver by 10 38 am next day. It markets round trips from Kansas City to Denver via Santa Fe at 267 dollars. Mentions travel party names Fick Steg Mitch and others in a brief, incomplete itinerary.
In My, Kentucky, October 15 the court refused another delay in the Youtsey case. Judge Cantrill allowed physicians to testify on the defendant's condition while he prepared to proceed. The defense argued illness, doctors testified weakness, and the trial adjourned to 2 o'clock to decide if Youtsey may participate with the jury.
A march to welcome Governor Roosevelt drew a large crowd amid demonstrations. Speakers criticized the party, urged protection of manhood rights, and warned against fear and suppression. A concert was postponed, shifting attention to political tensions and protests surrounding the event.
Local mentions report under sheriff on duty after disruptions and multiple officials in Kansas City. Notes cover public health alerts for scarlet fever at 12% Clay Street, court appearances, recruiting, and fires. Mentions Marion Hall case, Broadway event, and upcoming Topeka engagements.
Salon and band led by Bet gid Sad hae press a large audience in Syracuse area as a Prohibition party meeting discusses repeal prospects. Committee members Valury B. Cosning, Wardwell, John G. Welles and Sans-Wot Dickie address attendees, with speakers from Manchester and Boeionk.
Fragmented OCR reveals a Kansas context mentioning The Kaseas Millers and a hotel meeting with representatives of various interests. The text also references a train wreck incident near Chicago involving young defendants and subsequent railroad inquiries. The source is garbled and partial.
Rock Island announces an excursion on October 16 with sale tickets in Arimnand and Indian Territory regions. Passenger details include various destinations and a special rate for the series final game.
An advertisement promotes De Thomas' wall ties and stoves with repair services at the lowest prices. It mentions a store location at 116 H, urging customers to buy oto be ready for harsher weather. The text is garbled but centers on heating and appliance products and local druggists stocking stoves.
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