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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1898
Page
7
A fragmented advertisement promotes a stimulant hair restorer described as pure and safe for all ages. It touts soothing scents, aged branding, and claims of restoring hair and scalp health, with unclear dosage and usage details.
A description of Anns Rose from the Isles of the Pacific arriving in Topeka. Fifteen thousand townsfolk greeted the carnival queen at the depot amid cheers and a crowded procession. Police controlled the crush as the queen and entourage moved through the streets in a triumphant welcome.
The procession for Miss Rose features Marshall leading a band, Karnival Knights in uniform, and officials Bush Snyker and Mayor Follows. Crowds jam Firth Street and Hannah Avenue as the queen’s carriage moves amid cheers, with cadets and royal escorts lining the route.
At the Santa Fe depot crowds gathered by blocks around the depot as Miss Ros, Carnival Queen, arrived. Citizens from all ages lined Kansas Avenue and Frith Street to extend a hearty welcome, with Marshall's band and carnival figures leading the processional march through a jammed thoroughfare for the Rose of Hilo celebration.
Dr. F A Toad, superintendent of the hospital for the insane, has developed tabies in violent form and is now in Chicago taking treatment. Dr. Todd was bitten by a dog at the asylum a month ago. A number of patients were bitten at the same time. No further cases have yet developed.
The report notes a fast train from Topeka to Omaha leaving Topeka at 4355 miles and arriving at noon. The timetable mentions an Up to Date Finish at Topeka Steam Laundry.
Tonight at Crawford theater New tom Heers and his company open a three night engagement with Lost in London. Newton Beers shines as Ink Armrosd with a strong cast and scenic splendor. Sowing the Wind comes to Crawford next Monday. The play, four acts, by Sydney Grundy, explores sex roles and social inequality. A later program features Henry’s Minstrels with Dan Allman and Billy Poet, plus the Brooklyn warship tableau and famed performers including J Albert Gates and Johnny Reeves.
The Brockton shoemakers strike expands as the strike committee demands withdrawal of machine agents from factories. Workers in southeastern Massachusetts join the action including those in lasting shops and price dispute sites. The union warns the movement could spread to all shops in the state or country if demands are not met.
A scratched home news fragment describes a social gathering in Kansas City with names like Mia Rost and D J Greenwald, noting storefront decorations and street transfers. It mentions a fatal evening incident, a jury of observers, and a parade-like reception with various attendees.
Reports state a Porto Rican resident requested protection from Spanish troops to counter outlaws. Spanish soldiers fired, killing an American, name not yet confirmed. Red Cross aid reached the dying man. Evacuation aims accelerate as American rations and property are auctioned, with eight batteries of light artillery deemed unnecessary for policing the island. Twenty five percent of troops are sick and awaiting return home. Townspeople urge American troops to occupy key positions before Spanish depart for protection.
Por Rent rooms listed in varying conditions including furnished and unfurnished. Multiple entries note rooms at Tyler Street and Kansas avenues with references to modern conveniences and hoardings. Also mentions store, confectionery, and grocery business opportunities, and a few real estate listings.
MISCELLANY on WASTED SARRE: for and phae fo pony 2 LADIES hair goods Fetishes and hair jewelry. BARNES REAL ESTATE CO headQuarters for bargains in real estate Phone 2 SW. FOR RENT Grocery and meat market inquire East Tenth street. FOR FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING see Mrs. N M Moore 68 Polk st. PRACTICAL lessons in French starting Ge: nber 4. WEIBLE & HORNER East Seventh. PAINTING wood screens doors etc. J DOQUTHITT PLACE has lots for sale. STALL IN GOOD BARN for rent cheap. FREE DISPENSARY of Kansas College open y ascent Santip tt Peas eastt 6 women with 3 private hospital Office No 0 Han ave IDA G BARNES MD Kansas ave Hours 9am-12pm 2-4pm Telephone to residence end 28 MONEY LOANED on pianos organs and stock. MILO NORTON will make farm loans of 1000 or over.
Mac, Mo area court records reveal a tale of Abandonment divorce followed by a dramatic return with gold dust profits. Mrs Ayers sought divorce after husband left for the gold fields. he later faced the divorce decree and a rekindled marriage bid amid his riches.
Pittsburg Pennsylvania hosts the Triennial Conclave Knights Templar from October 10 to 14, 1888. The Union Pacific offers a round trip at one fare for attendees. The message extols Union Pacific service as fastest and most comfortable.
Train schedule shows Past Train Vis Santa Fe leaves Topeka at 4 55 a m arrives 9 25 to see today via Santa Fe. Local ads seek two young men and a girl for household and ironing work. Positions include stenographer, dining room waitress, house helper, and general clerical tasks at various Topeka locations.
The text lists official grade standards for winter and spring wheat and for mixed corn. It defines No 1 white and red winter wheat, No 2 white and red, No 3, No 4 grades, and mixed winter wheat with weight and quality requirements. It also covers spring wheat and mixed corn grades, including color, soundness, cleanliness, moisture, and bushel weight limits.
The text specifies standards for No. 1 mixed oats to be sound reasonably clean and reasonably free from foreign grain. It mentions No. 3 oats and other grades with criteria about not being damp or wet and requiring proper pressing and cleanliness for grade assignment.
A local inn, central to a small town, contends with shifting tourism and regulatory pressures. Stakeholders including managers and nearby businesses assess viability as markets tighten and service needs evolve. Observers note potential changes in occupancy, pricing, and community impact.
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