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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1904
Page
13
Corn prices firm as limited offerings and light receipts support gains. Traders cite steady demand from processors and feed producers, with highs seen in the nearby futures as market momentum builds on cautious optimism and weather forecasts.
National livestock markets report varied price movements with cattle steady to higher and hogs showing gains. Reads as a dense market summary featuring prices, receipts, and regional comparisons alongside mentions of Kansas City and St. Louis markets, plus grain and produce notes.
A. M. McDearmott Commission Co and Ti Ni Rionme 8500 New Devlin Building handle stocks grains provisions and investment securities with options for cash or on margin United States bonds. Direct private wires connect to Chicago, Kansas City, and Topeka.
Topeka Kansas April 2 1904 In a letter to the editor the Topeka Foundry appeals for local investors to fund a machine shop and foundry. It proposes sixty to eighty shares at 49 cents each or 100.00 in total with interest and security. The作者 asks for prompt public support from wealthy citizens for a serious long term investment.
Miss Violet Schwartz of New Orleans sues Howard J. Morrison for 1750 after alleging he insulted her and had her arrested while she played a phonograph in Morrison jewelry and music stores. Morrison denies misconduct, says she persisted in playing and refused to stop. officer intervention followed. Trial set for June term.
Dr. PL Menninger urges local physicians to volunteer daily health inspections of Topeka schools. The plan, already used in Cincinnati St Louis and Denver, assigns doctors to schools and aims to curb contagious diseases early. Mayor Bergundthal and Council endorse it. William Exwinduan champions adoption.
The Salina Kansas northwest conference elected two delegates to the general conference to be held in San Francisco in May. Candidates with followers worked in contests for the positions of honor, and evidences of church policies were seen in the campaign.
Many Republican papers oppose T. T. Kelly as state treasurer, while others defend him or stay neutral. Comments from McPherson Freeman Jewell Republican and Beloit Call reflect party factions, fear of “boss” influence, and calls for a clean, honest ticket amid potential Catholic and anti‑machine sentiment.
A famed professor halts a funeral and revives a woman believed dead, prompting questions of divine power. The sensational report boasts he defeats death without drugs or surgery, claiming miraculous restoration of life and health.
A sensational claim from Cincinnati to Rochester describes Prof Adkin as a miracle worker offering free treatment to all. Letters from grateful spouses and cured patients recount rapid recoveries despite prior hospital failures. The piece cites a deputation of physicians studying his methods and notes his anti drug, anti surgery approach praised as divine in origin.
Fragmentary text hints at a contest between anti machine factions and stele control, noting Burton as a figure and a jury conviction involving Soaren Ai thst Garin ty tance. The passage questions expected changes and the continuity of anti machine influence amid emerging leadership.
We note a baseball game at Lawrence between teams working out for similar seasons. The piece cites Chamberlain's Cough, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted treatment for ailments, with testimonials of its effectiveness.
An official order issued April 2 directs postmasters to heed statutory terms and outlines actions to enforce compliance. The directive references historical acts and identifiers, naming officials and dates cited in the measure.
Unclear message fragment describes movement of Nicolt to Eighth Street at Jackson corner. Missing names, dates, and concrete events prevent full summary.
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