Gardens in Market Highlight Unestored Japan Basket
Market coverage features Unestored Japan, Basket Fired Japan, Young Myson, Imperial and Early Breakfast as notable garden varieties in demand.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
7
Market coverage features Unestored Japan, Basket Fired Japan, Young Myson, Imperial and Early Breakfast as notable garden varieties in demand.
Fragmented OCR lists county agricultural societies and secretaries for fairs in 1900. Names include Newton, Beano, Menhanton, and other counties with roles like secretary or secretary treasurer. The text is garbled and provides few clear dates or locations beyond county names.
Colorful railroad advertisement details travel from Denver to Topeka via the Great Rock Island Route with round trip tickets priced at four dollars sixty five cents. Valid dates span September 24 to 29 with return by October. notes include Hutchinson and return options and a medical remedy mention.
Odd fragmented item notes a figure named Esau the Snake Eater and mentions a clock, a rush to Denver, and a slang crime scene. The piece reads like garbled OCR with unclear events and places, making precise facts hard to extract beyond the odd character set and references.
Percival BE Nagle orders removal of winged helmets from street cleaners in New York. Col Waring’s department argues brown felt hats replace the distinctive helmets, amid opposition from labor groups. Debate centers on cost, tradition, and safety.
A report from Chicago dated September 6 notes President Ei discussed securing education for Porto Rican youths at U.S. schools. Efforts aim to provide transportation and living costs while students pursue studies, with board consideration and potential private contributions to cover expenses.
Sept 24 report from Santiago de Cuba notes no yellow fever cases since December due to strict house to house inspections, use of carbolic acid and disinfectants. Surgeons canvass streets of 100 miles as officials in Puerto Principe and related departments coordinate fever control efforts.
On September 6 in Chillinothe Brooks was killed by his brother Amos after an argument over a debt. A third man, Nontine meat ee, fled. A fourth person, David's band and red, was involved in the violence. A man named Biter, Woods attempted suicide but was arrested.
A bank in Michigan experienced a bold robbery, the rear entry breached and the vault blown open. The incident, estimated at substantial losses, occurred before dawn with officials pursuing leads and urging caution as investigators evaluate burglary and burglary-related threats.
Houston dispatch reports a mob gathered at a Louisiana court house to lynch Pierca Scott, a Black man charged with crime against a seven year old girl. Sheriff’s deputies and Judge Miller urged restraint. gunfire erupted when an armed mob pressed toward the courthouse. Paul Sloan was fatally shot. authorities arrested several identified mob members.
North Topeka column notes include business openings, shoe store sale announcements, social visits, and a church call. Reports mention Mrs Courtney opening at 603 Kansas Ave South, J C Peabody’s bazaar opening, and Mrs Jeffers returning from three weeks away. Captain Downing visits, a birth announced for Carl Burgen, and local travel mentions.
Topeka saw Harry Clarke in What Did Tomkins Do a new character comedy. The audience, dampened by weather and competing events, responded with mixed gusto as Clarke reconstructs the play’s third act. Supporting players Marie Hunt and J H Wright share in the stage moments, especially the second act romance, while Clarke’s performance as the jaunty sixty two year old Tomkins draws most applause. The piece is noted as needing revisions before broader success.
Tickets for the Priest of Pating Parade are advertised with sales windows from September 29 to October. Special trains will run to Sanaas Chey for the parade Tuesday evening. Additional lines will operate to Kansas and Mt. Mutchinson with round trip fares listed.
A London dispatch reports no fresh canard from China, while Britain weighs its China stance ahead of elections. Lord Salisbury’s forthcoming reply to Berlin is awaited with anxiety as Fleet Street questions policy, and domestic politics influence foreign moves.
Sunday night the Grand Opera House hosts Dr. Carpenter a noted spirit medium to demonstrate power in light. He is praised by critics and endorsed by the Royal Society of London for three months and has impressed scientists like Crooks Wallace Sargent Cox and Tonides. A small admission will be charged.
Round trip Kansas City to Santa Fe Route priced at $2.00 with sale from September 2 to October 5 inclusive and final limit October 5. Six trains daily each direction. Special trains depart Kansas City after the Priest of Pallas Parade on Tuesday and after the Karnaval Kiew Parade on Thursday evening. Regular trains also run at 10:00 PM and the past Mail at 2:20 AM.
Travel deals list popular round trips with values for Kansas City Wichita Emporia St Louis Hutchinson Nortonville and Northwestern Kansas excursions. Dates span September 29 to October 7 with sale windows and return validity noted for each destination.
Mrs Bibis laments a lurch on the train as the map shows the railroad to Chicago. A passenger asks if they are off track while a sufferer recalls a recent dental visit and pain. The dialogue hints at travel woes and mistaken routes aboard a railway map story.
One third cash to clear bills and balance real estate. Gramophone for sale at bargain. A stout buggy for sale. Good cow, four years old. Rent rooms unfurnished and furnished on West Sixth and West Tenth. Machinery and hotel ads appear in fragmented notices. End with Ambrosia at Andhariusa and contact Stephenaan in Kansas.
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