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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1897

Page

2

Difference Between Joint Stock and Mutual Fire Insurance

Supt McWall explains the distinction between joint stock and mutual fire insurance in a formal written response. He notes mutuals rely on actual costs and avoid extravagant salaries, while joint stock firms aim to profit for shareholders, paying large executive salaries and dividends. He cites eastern firms starting with capital and growing assets funded by policyholders.

McWallan W. Dy Nichola Abitnne Webby McNail Mutual Fire Kansas Wuton Mutual Fire Tnsdmurer Mutual Company Jean Tegnwo Im

Adopt Peffer Idea Sparks Joint Primaries In Kansas County

Rooks County Populists and Democrats hold a fusion convention declaring a unified ticket and platform. They denounce party critics, commend Governor Leely and Webb McNalt, and condemn wheat price manipulation and the federal courts.

Rooks County Democrate Rooks County Populista Democrat Fusion Party Kanwas Adams Tressurer Shorthiy Tushar Papistet Tincouurt Sophiatry Hipica Kiniey Ie Ateo M. MuKentta Brs

Oom Paul Denied Health Rumor Causes Anxiety

The article reports a denial of claims that President Kruger’s health triggers gay anxiety among his friends and discusses a bold medical claim about a curative remedy. It mentions a monk and a dubious age discovery and references a product promising hair restoration and cure for baldness amid garbled lines and dubious figures.

Paul Tre Kruger Brerrbedy

Animal cruelty case in Chesney court against Donelson

In justice Chesney's court Charles Donelson faced cruelty to animals charges after Huldien, on behalf of the Humane Society, arrested him following a dispute over milking a cow owned by G G Burton. The jury convicted him, fines totaled 37.70, with a $200 bond on appeal to district court.

Chesney Charles Donelson Charles Hutchen G.G. Burton Bourton Dan Wyatt The Humane Society Huldien Donelson Burton Ward Guy Hees Costa

New Medical Discovery Cures Dyspepsia With Stuart's Tablets

A bold claim that dyspepsia is curable through Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The article argues against dieting extremes and bitters, asserting the tablets digest food regardless of stomach condition, offering rest for the stomach and nourishment for the body. It cites dramatic examples and urges readers to request the booklet from Stuart Co in Marshall, Mich.

Stuart Esa Stuart Co Marshall, Mleh

Inhuman Jailor on Trial for Abuse and Corruption

St Louis reports detail Jailer Wagner facing a select committee for abusing power and drunkenness. Witnesses describe withheld salary, extortion at a barber chair, and brutal dungeon treatment of prisoners including a man strung by wrists.

St Louis St. Louis Wagner Wiliam Thomas Allen George O. Vaughn Kat Buck” Harthe George Webner Vogt Hartie Arthur McCoy Murray Wedler Wasner

Gopher hides in bananas on voyage to Ohio town

Marion Ohio September reports a banana shipment upstairs at a fruit store revealed a juvenile California gopher hiding in the bunches. The animal, believed to have boarded from South America, caused a startled drop of the fruit as workers discovered it.

South America Ohio Marion Wes

Steel Rails for Korea to Chemulpo Shipment

Steamship Kagoshima sailed from Seattle for Chemulpo Korea with 4000 tons valued at 222700, the largest single consignment, including 600 rails and equipment. Ballard's Snow Liniment touted for pain relief and healing. Advertisers Geo W Stansfield and Miller's Pharmacy listed.

Korea Seattle Wash Kagoshima Nippon Yunsen Kaisha Line Orient Chemulpo Ballard Geo. W. Stansfield Kansas Avenue Miller's Pharmacy Corner Sixth Topeka Avenues

Uses for Our Navy Gives the Sultan of Morocco a Bad Flight

The San Francisco with Admiral Selfridge arrived at Gibraltar from Tangier and may cruise the Mediterranean toward Syria. The incident involved the assault on American clerks near Tangier and the sultan’s pledge to restore money. Raleigh’s presence pressured Morocco to arrest suspects and protect American interests. The navy may coordinate further with Consul Burke if needed.

Washington San Francisco Selfridge Gibraltar Tangier Mediterranean Syria Tansier Navy Department Cable Dispatch Morocco Africa Asia United States Burke State Department Raleigh Giate Department

Hanna Campaign Opens in Tuscarawas County

Senator Hanna et al address Republicans in Canal Dover as they launch the Tuscarawas county campaign. He defends the party against Democratic free silver doctrine, asserts Providence favors the GOP, and vows to uphold promises to the people while denying laborer mistreatment.

Providence Canal Dover Tuscarawas County Mark A. Hanna A. W. Jones Youngstown J. J. Sullivan Warren League of Republican Clubs Hanne Tundtanes County White House New York Journal Republican Party

Postmaster of Rome to be Colored Man Appointed

Atlanta report states President McKinley will appoint Prof. T. M. Dent, a colored superintendent, as Rome postmaster. The move follows assault on Hoganeville’s colored postmaster and aims to reassure African Americans of their citizen rights, despite opposition to Dent’s prior school leadership.

Atlanta McKinley Hoganeville T. M. Dent Rome Vandiver Dent Washington

The Pace That Kills Nervous System Health Claim

An 19th or early 20th century ad-style piece argues the age of Nervousness cripples society. It condemns lunatic asylums swelling, unduly tired women, depeted schoolchildren, anxious business leaders, and a nerve racing city life. It promotes a tonic marketed as curing Nervous Diseases, claiming it will make you strong and well with pills priced at fifty cents to one dollar.

Age Chemical & Cresee Wig

Alton Negroes Ahead in School Integration Battle

In Alton Illinois on September 24 Negro parents took their children to white schools despite authorities threats. A meeting the night before signaling steady resolve to integrate classrooms. General Palmer offered to assist in court actions while officials warned of possible police ejectment to prevent clashes.

Alton John M. Palmer J. J. Brenholt

Missing heir Clarence Chetwynd sought by NYC and Chicago police

New York and Chicago police are searching for Clarence Russell Chetwynd son of a London banker who disappeared after receiving 2500 from his father by cable. He came to New York a year ago met a chorus girl and left New York promising to reside in Chicago with the address Auditorium Annex. The case hinges on a woman who accompanied him and the trail has gone cold since he departed New York.

New York Chicago Clarence Russell Chetwynd London England Chetwynd Auditorium Annex

Strikers Win A Victory In City School Build Plans

Chicago September 9 report says the school building strike ends as the board votes 12 to 2 to adopt the arbitration committee plan, inserting a union labor clause in all contracts and ordering Attorney Morrill to file legal action before Judge Tuley to confirm the state arbitration authority. The committee hopes for state district meetings tonight, but county meetings are assured.

Arbitration Committee Morrill Tuley

Colored bosses fired at Charleston cotton mill riot

In Charleston D C on September authorities watched as managers tried to install half a dozen new colored bosses over white operators. White workers walked out vowing to fight and tear down the factory unless supervised by white men. police removed the colored bosses and the workers claimed victory.

Charleston D. C

Minister Clings to Tobacco as Tobacco Ban Enforced

In Ashland Ohio on September 4 the East Ohio United Brethren conference adjourned after limiting presiding elders to one and banning tobacco use. Several ministers including Reva Saunders Camp Whitney and William Williamson resigned over the tobacco policy and its enforcement.

Ashland, O East Ohio United Brethren Conference Weaver Dayton Reva Saunders Camp A. Whitney William Williamson

60 Miles Of Coal In Sonora Ambitiously Sought By SP

Southern Pacific Railroad officials, led by H. E. Huntington, report securing an option on broad anthracite coal fields in Sonora, Mexico. Huntington claims the coal region spans about 60 miles square as the company eyes rapid development. The dispatch also notes a barber shop and laundry ads among unrelated local notices.

Southern Pacific Mexico San Francisco Southern Pacific Railroad Company Sonora H. E. Huntington Huntington Yty J. Schall Meyer Bros. Drug Co St. Louis Chamberlain

Spring Valley Miners Rise For Double Shifts Amid Strike

Peru and Marquette coal mines reopen with double shifts after three months idle. Spring Valley, a major western coal center, faces ongoing strike over price contracts. about two thousand miners and numerous relief families face hardship as temporary work draws men away to relieve the burden. Also includes unrelated medical ads for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Spring Valley Peru Marquette Columbus Springfeld Tampa Thera

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