Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose at 9c and 25c Pair
Catalog note details ladies fine cotton hose with high spliced heel and toe. Prices listed at nine cents and twenty five cents per pair.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
6
Count von Buelow Accepts German Chancellorship
Berlin dispatch says Count von Buelow accepted the chancellorship reluctantly. Policy likely to resist Socialists with no immediate repressive registry and foreign policy dominating domestic affairs. Candidates for foreign secretary named include Prince Herbert von Bismarck and Baron Von Richthofen. A sports note mentions a football event at Washburn Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Buelow
New York
Herald
Berlin
Les
Four von Buelow
Bismarck
Lokal Angleger
Teleherme
Prince Herbert von Bismarck
Baron von Richthofen
Br. von Eidertin— Wachter
Charest
Prince von Bohenrohe
China
Count von Buslow
Miquel
Elling Bound Over In Larceny Case
Frank Elling waived Preliminary examination in city court on larceny from the person. He and a partner were arrested for robbing S. S. Ott’s home. The partner escaped by feigning insanity, tried to flee county jail, and stole the jailer’s revolver before recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Elling
Elling
S. S. Ott
Jalter Lawson
Lawson
Peculiar Suit Against Police Officer Comprised Day Trial
Police officer W Downey faced city court on charges of assaulting Frank Summers after arrest for drunkenness Summers claimed he was assaulted while resisting Downey testified he used force to secure the arrest Summers was discharged in police court and then a complaint was filed in city court Bird city attorney led the defense with Chief Stahl Mayor Drew and many police present at the proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Downey
Frank Summers
Downey
Summers
Bird
Stahl
Drew
Washburn Students Claim Right to Publish New Paper
Washburn Literary Society and other student groups back a new publication after a faculty order to ban The Comet. The faculty says The Review would be the college paper and forbade The Comet, risking disputes with editorial staff who did not follow the rule. Management argues faculty overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Pee Eel
Arte Carmel Path
T! Washburn Literary Society
Political Breeities and Campaign Notes From Kansas
A dented roundup of campaign stops and speeches across Kansas notes Mayors, postmasters, and party leaders touring towns. Highlights include Chester Long support, Populist and Democratic coalitions, and speeches by George Groot A W Nichols and L P Campbell with dates through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Long
Wichite
George Groot
Obie
A. W. Nichols
Michigan
Kansas
Lenora
Dave Mulvane
Dow
Carmittes Esdquarrs
Hominatian
Kinsley
Garfield
Harper
Attica
Oxford
Moncey
Riverdale
P.m. Clearwater
Sedewick
Burrton
Canton
Windom
Inman
Great Bend
Saturnny
Lyons
Pratt
Oxtobir Norwich
St. John
Stafford
Charité Curtis
Leavenworth
J. S. West
Behera
Cherokee County
David Overmyer
Charles Emory Smith
Baker University
John H. Atwood
Allen County
Leedy
Lawrence
Gen. C
Howard
Tracy
Pleasinton
AV. Lindell
McPherson County
George Clark Séiretary
A. H. Abrams
Arkansas City
J. W. Roberts
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Congressmein
Scott
Jong
Brief Telegrams From Across The Nation
Washington reports Sex President Cleveland and Isadore Strauss attended William Lo Wilson's funeral in Charles Town Virginia while Boston notes Rear Admiral Sampson's health setback. Xenia records the death of ex Congressman John Little. Quiveston tallies storm casualties with 107 bodies recovered in four days and 2,007 total. Chicago cites a potato crop near 239 million bushels, down from last year. Houston notes Rabbi H Schwarzmann's death. Sigma Nu grants Oregon State University chapter charter at biennial meeting in Chicago. Cannonball North Dakota reports Indians selling beef to the government. Galveston receipts show fund contributions total 1. Berlin reports King Albert of Saxony's illness linked to bladder cancer. Washington notes talk of ex-Vice President Levi P Morton on the Hague board. Copenhagen confirms King Oscar illness and long convalescence. San Francisco reports US transport Sherman arriving for Manila with passengers and sick aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
John Little
Congress
United States Commission
Venezuela
State Board of Arbitration
Quiveston
Tex
Ohio ship Ohio may launch witnessed by McKinley visit
In San Francisco on October 1 the Ohio Society of California reports a definite possibility that President McKinley will visit the city next April to witness the launch of the battleship Ohio, now nearing completion at Union Iron Works. The note reflects broader market and weather briefs interwoven with scattered OCR fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ohio Society of California
McKintey
Union Iron Works
Deaths and Funerals Annie Onion 16 in Deland Street
Annie May Onion daughter of James Onion of Deland Street died at home this morning from inflammation of the bowels. Funeral set for Sunday with burial in Topeka cemetery. Weather forecast promises pleasant conditions for at least one more day with fair tonight and Saturday. Thursday high 7, 11 am temperature 66, low 5, south wind 10 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie May Onion
James Onion
Ih Deland Street
Topeka
Market Report From Chicago Wheat Corn and Hog Prices
Chicago market report outlines wheat firmness on Argentine yield fears and Liverpool cables with December and January futures showing fluctuations. Corn and oats show mixed pressure with export demand and country receipts cited. live cattle and hog markets in Chicago and Kansas City show steady to stronger cash prices and varied feeder activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpol
Fedrago
Terember
Mohiehor
Seahoari
Icara
Chicaco
Texan
Atrows
Bute 'Or
Wales
Alee
West
Hoes
Kansas City
Texas
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Bia
Washburn Park
Cluthe
Topeka High School
Washington
Cleveland
Isadore Strauss
Chirlestown
William Lo Wilson
Boston
Sampson
United States
Sigma Nu Fraternity
State University of Oregon
Cannonball, N. D
Galveston
John Harnjin
Galveston Fund
Albert of
Saxony
Levi P. Morton
Hague Internatonal Arbitration Board
Copenhagen
Oscar
Sherman
Manila
Nagaseled
the Express
Eton
Kersey
Tadies
AAA
Ike
Boos Rerainin
Wendy
J.C. Goings
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Etvine
Paris
Surat
Iverien
Swift
Betania
Ie Factory
Joseph's
Cyssmbenton
York
Oaks
C. Rue Ort
Today's Market Report
H. M. Rector
Raness Hy
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