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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1899

Page

6

Lestie McLeod Dies at Age 71 in New York Harness Biographer

The veteran harness horse trainer Lestie McLeod has died in New York at age 71. Known for his long career with trotters and pacers, he was among the era’s best known figures in American harness racing history.

Lestie McLeod New York Giline Amer- Dind Jesse J. Davis Fis Cincinnati Poverty Row Orlock Curly Street North Topeka Monroe Madison Street

End of Caracas Crisis as Castro Plans Peaceful Transition

Caracas reports Gen. Andrade has conceded to insurgent Gen. Cipriano Castro. The presidency will pass to the vice president with Castro entering Caracas tomorrow. A popular convention may be held in twenty days to elect a new president and draft a new constitution.

Caracas Venezuela Andrade Cipriano Castro Castro Cuatro Senor Matos Mency

Vanderbilt Will Delays Probate On Business Grounds

New York reports that Cornelius Vanderbilt's will probate will be satisfactory to all concerned. Senator Haun says the Vanderbilts and the legal contest are nonsense. Probate is postponed to the first of next week, possibly next Monday, due to business reasons.

Depow New York Haun van Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt

Pullman Palace Car Co absorbs Wagner company

Chicago reports that after two days of board talks the Pullman company will purchase all Wagner assets and contracts for 200,000 shares of Pullman stock. Directors will expand, joining noted financiers to the Pullman board. A December 5 stockholders meeting is set for action. A quarterly dividend of 32 cents per share is declared payable November 15 to holders of record November 1.

Chicago Pullman Palace Car Company Pullman Company Wagner Company Pullman Wagner Mersns Wo Kk. Vandertilit J. Pierpaut Morgan Prederick W. Vandertilt W. Seward Webb Pult~man

Bryan and Bryan Explain Tax Plan in Defiance Stop

A Bryan campaign train halted at Defiance and Here where Mr Bryan urged the one third of voters who are Republicans to switch. He praised a national income tax as fair, citing its tie to income and returns, and attacked Republican policy on money and other issues.

Napoleon Bryan- McLean Court House D. D. Donovan Bir Mc Lean Afr. Bryan Bryan Hrgan Republican Party Zanesville

Education Day at International Commercial Congress

Philadelphia hosts a session with leading scholars and college presidents on commercial education. Harvard and Cornell officials discuss expanding training beyond clerical work to include languages, economics, tariffs, law, and international commerce.

Philadelphia Getty America Kors Seth Low Colvable University Charles Eliot Harvard University J. G. Schurman Cornell Univers Eliot Boards of Trade Bureau of Education Onecessful Guy

Fat Cattle Prices Show Gains Over Last Year

The tenth annual National Livestock exchange convention opened in St Paul with an executive session. President Thompson warned of wave rumors as the century ends. He noted producers received twelve to twenty dollars per head more for top cattle than a year ago and stressed breeding and feeding quality to meet foreign competition and growing export demand.

St. Paul National Livestock Exchange Siselow Thin City Indianapois Miwaukee St. Joseph Ste Thompson

UP Railroad raises charter capital in amended filing

The Union Pacific Railroad paid 3 000 in fees to the secretary of state for filing an amendment to its charter showing capital stock increases. Preferred common stock rose 25 000 000, common stock up 7 738 000. Documents filed by A Ly n Williams, general attorney for the company in Kansas, with cash charter fees paid.

Union Pacific Railroad Company Tate A. Lyn Williams Kansas

Ex Confederates to Join Homecoming Parade in Kansas

In Leavenworth two committees plan a reception for Company C, Twentieth Kansas volunteers. Ex-Confederates in Platte County, Missouri, will join the demonstration when the troops return home. They aim to greet Philippine heroes with veterans from the soldiers' home and parade with the young veterans, hoping to show the gap between the old and new. Over 2000 planned participants may march, with efforts to gather knapsacks and Civil War gear for contrast.

Leavenworth Kan Twentieth Kansas Livius Gorss Platte County Crane Cal Fers WLI

Botanic Blood Balm advertised for rheumatism and catarrh cure

An in advertorial pitch touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism and catarrh, claiming it reaches the blood poison causing these ailments. It offers trial bottles free and lists Topeka druggists Swift & Holliday and Rowley & Snow as sellers, with pricing for full treatment and samples.

Swift & Holliday Drug Co Kansas Avenue Rowley & Snow Topeka Hiood Balm Co St Mitchill St Atlanta Ga

Attorney General moves vs National Oil in tax and inspection dispute

The attorney general, at the auditor's request, plans action against National Oil to enforce compliance with city sea fee oil inspection laws. The company paid 10 cents per barrel for an inspection, with records showing inspections in 40 barrel lots. Inspection fees ranged from 40 cents for 1 barrel to 10 cents per barrel above 59 barrels, creating a roughly $40 deficiency the auditor seeks to recover. If unpaid, suit will proceed.

National Oil Company Ciy Sea Fe State Journal Serensee

Foster Mansion Rented by Elmwood Club

The Elmwood club directors appoint a committee to locate a year long home and choose the Foster Mansion at Eleventh and Harrison. Mrs. Foster leaves the house fully furnished, avoiding a temporary setup. A circular about starting plans will be issued by Secretary Whitten Saturday. Officers aim to take possession between November 1 and 16.

Elmwood Club Foster Eleventh Harrison Streets

Finish State House Work Begun In November

The executive council met at the secretary of state office and ordered completion of the state house starting in November with contracts set early that month. Work includes top floor and the floor below, ending by next year, funded by a one fourth mill tax revenue starting December. Frank contract for carpenter work on toilet and library rooms set at 258 dollars. plumbing awarded to Chaney & Morton for 1088. Branch bid questioned as possible mistake but contract stood with bond required.

Executive Council Secretary of State State House Cole Godard Frank Chaney & Morton M. Heery Prescott John Sheahan SD A Branch

White Ribboners Gather for National WCTU Convention

Seattle hosts the national convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union with delegates arriving by train from across the country. A notable attendee is Miss Alice True of 1124 Kansas Avenue who is recovering from illness and expected to be up soon. The Hustler Grocery and Meat Market advertises premium stamps and courteous service under Captain J. C. Moffatt in Cheate. BEACH, Prop. GEG. C. Phone 233.

Alice True Kansas Avenue Hustler West Sixth Street J. c Moffatt Chatee Ely Beach

Saturday Bargains at 13 West Sixth Street

Advertises a weekend sale at 13 West Sixth Street featuring large Kansas potatoes, assorted cereals and flours, canned goods, coffees, jams, olives, tomato catsup, prunes, berries, apricots, ham and lard. Highlights include California sugar at 1.00 for 10 pounds, self rising buckwheat flour 25¢ per 3 packs, and 16¢ steak with premium stamps offered.

Idoz Kansas California Susar cScubes Morgan Lapalle Lewis Englass Bensen Columbia Gates Friends Oats Quaker Oats Pettijohn’s Pillsbury's New York Ralston Bc Armour Hustler West Sixth Street

Market Report From Chicago and Midwest Trade

Daily market report notes pressures from lower car prices and shipments, with corn and wheat seeing mixed moves and oats easing. Hog provisions and dairy markets show softer tone, while overall indices reflect cautious trading. Kansas City and Duluth areas report subdued activity and reference to 34.604.00 value for dairy product parlor items.

Market reports on mixed grain and livestock prices

Grain and livestock receipts and prices show mixed movement across wheat corn and hogs with notes on market tone. Reports cover daily totals from Chicago Kansas City Omaha and Duluth, with domestic and foreign buying interest and potential court impact on trading sentiment.

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