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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1904

Page

2

Nomination Contested in Nugent Senate Bid Hearings

State election board heard evidence on the Nugent vs Aten nomination for state senator amid claims Brown and Doniphan county delegates met at different times. Witnesses described a rapid 2 to 3 minute convention, disputed roll calls, and a Grand Island train timing dispute affecting turnout and votes. Proceedings adjourned with further testimony planned.

Touday O. J. Nugent Brown Men Brown County Nugent Doniphan EM Atén Hiawatha Iook Eversi Tale Gead Jock Dey Sonvention Jeast Hiawathe Court House Ocmpa Iphan County Belegaten Ume Ang Tits Whit Waw Muesdhy A.M. Binklets Picton Hicwatha Ils Wins Rickiefs Doniphan County Aten Rickiety Efe Dortphan Henes Tieinsey St. J Troy William Maynard Tka Cyrus Leland V. Normia S¢Vers Leland W. F Means Charles Reisner Msked Wico John Weltman Ricklefs Donahan Grand Island KF Buckles George Dr. Davis D. J Wharton S. EB. Priend Ricklets Pontphar Gish Coleman Means Rickiefa Davis Brewpases Ad Grally Wn Sarraot Doelphan Means Aho Thos. J. Lynch Grand Lynch Pires Charis Relaner Seriatoriad Hunyatha Teeteper

New Discovery for Kidney Bladder and Rheumatism Cure All

An American physician scientist claims a home treatment can cure kidney bladder and rheumatic diseases without surgery. The trial treatment and a free space book are offered. Endorsers cite cures of Bright's disease diabetes and rheumatic conditions with no harmful ingredients.

Trent Mount Guy's Hospital Lemantie United Heth Offfworks H.C. Wood AevBoray Oc Chance Fist Neteri Miter Ais Boise Mies Orrine Indore Orrine No Orbing CO. Inc Wasnington Dacom Cues Swift & Holliday Drug Co Topeka Kas

White to Washington Emrori Editor to Attend Dinner Trip

W A persis left for Washington to attend a federation publishers dinner in the capital. The event gathers prominent literary figures and public officials, including President Roosevelt and Senator Bevert, with calls for support for related conventions and political actions.

Emporia Titorary Emrori Kaa W. A. Persis Turkey Washington Feriodical Publishers Bevert Beary VanDyke Humber

Republicans Split Over Treasurers Nomination In Washington County

Multiple Republican papers in Washington County withhold support for T. T. Kelly for state treasurer. The Norton Courier, Gaylord Sentinel, and The Barnes Chief oppose Kelly citing party purity and alleged misconduct. The Palmer Index and The Washington Republican stand with Kelly, while editorials from Gaylord Sentinel and others criticize the convention’s handling and call for honest candidates.

Republicans Washington Minty T. T. Kelly Palmer Index Washington Republican Boss Taster Washingtonm County Ttme J. A. Palmer Pahmner Kelly Kogy Barnes Washington County Wallington_county Welsher Palmer Norton Churter Lanzaske Into Convention Halcyon Leland Kelly Oase

Elkin Nominated for Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice

Republican state convention unanimously nominated former Attorney General John P. Elkin for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Governor Pennypacker declined a nomination, and Elkin’s selection followed party leaders converging after the Philadel phia Allegheny Lancaster and Dauphin counties backed him. Elkin, 44, longtime Republican leader, would serve a twenty one year term at eighteen thousand dollars annually.

Hurviabure Nan S John P. Eikin Supreme Court Samuel W. Pennypacker James Etvernon Philadelphia C. D. Bleakiey Frankin Francis L. Robbing Pittsburg Lance Vets Roorevelt Robert Pitcairn Pittburg Clarenve Weir Allegheny Lancaster Datt- Phin Elkin Sears

Stage Coach Held Up by Lone Bandit in Kalispell

A mail stage between Holt and Biz Fork was stopped by two lone bandits. The stage driver, alone, was forced to surrender the mail sack and valuables. Authorities in pursuit believe aInca character is the prime suspect.

Kalispiel Ment Mall Holt Biz Fork

Brief Telegrams From New York April Item Losses Across Lines

Multiple terse notes report on health scares, deaths, diplomatic moves and naval dispatches. Items include two new bubonic plague vases, a passenger train inspection order, Irish MP Thomas McG Wationalist dying in Cavan, Princess Sophie Lippe widow, Frances Power Cobbe aged 33, former Queen of Spain ill with influenza, and a cable from Commander Musoti referencing New Chwang and the Helena. Secretary Hay and the Cuban minister signed an extradition treaty.

New York Pern Callna London Thomas McG Wationalist West Cavan Ireland Sophi Gonthier Fred“Waldemar of Lippe Karl Alexmailer Tendon Frances Power Cobbe Authors Feud Washington Navy Department Musoti New Chwang Hay Banor

Athletes Triumph Over Hercules in Tenpins Duel

Athletes defeated Hercules last night in a tense tenpin showdown. The match highlighted sharp bowling by both sides, with the final score decided by precision on the lanes and steady spare shooting.

Hercules Fontes Wang Mitchell

New York Church Receives Large Endowment After Benefactor’s Death

A major new endowment fund was created from the will of 2onlth Lafayette Russell in New York. The Duane Methodist Episcopal Church in Had en street will hold the trust with income estimated near 355,000 to support church expansion. Several Methodist charitable institutions will receive 5,000 each. Little is known of Mr Russell or his wife beyond their long charity involvement.

Ontario Seea Athorcus Kansas Washington Burton Eanraa Senate J. K. Burton Calderhead Bowertout Rekime Scott Baltes Bowersock Alten Congress Curtis Warynoy Burton Roeteting Furton East Bir Scat Grovenor Post Office Department New York St Louis Fepublican Gener Grosvenor Lafayette Tussell Duane Methodiat Episcopt Haden Street Nett Turka Jadinv Odteide Reine Friends Nelendors G. Weiock Mr. White U.P Nisht Wolf Wise Meble Prentie Matus St. Zeae Washburn Topeka Washburn Field Ward

End of the World Predicted by Evangelist in Austin

Dr John Movrtson told an evangelistic service at First Presbyterian Church in Austin that the end of the world may occur in ninety years. He cited a pattern of roughly 2000 year intervals between divine interventions and predicted the coming of the Lord as judge.

Chicago John Movrtson First Presbyterian Church Austin Win

Wellington Letter Triggers Alarm Over Negro Porter

A Wellington Kansas story notes a Black porter named John Wil lame who sought to correspond with a white girl. A letter he wrote to J E B Mulvaney requesting permission to write the Mulvaney daughter caused trouble, and the Mulvaneys warned that his presence there could have led to violence.

Wellington Wellington Kan John Willame J. EB Mulvaney Mulvaney

Convicts Plant Potatoes Near Fort Region

A fragment reports convicts at a Kansas site near Aeaverworth planting potatoes. It mentions a 7000 bushel yield potential and a penitentiary nearby, with unclear references to the ROVERNIDOT area and the United States penitentiary.

Aeaverworth Kan Federal Rovernidot Man United States Penitentiary Prinowerk

Snap Shots At Home News In Topeka Election Tidbits

Vague election notes and local happenings from Topeka recount results and social events. Mentions a restaurant win of $165, window displays, moves of residents, and community notices. Details include precinct vote counts, a former police chief’s injury, parade celebrations, church services, and Washburn College tracks expenses.

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