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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
8
A historical advertisement cites Stuart Catarrh Tablets as an internal remedy for nasal catarrh, claiming cure from root cause, with testimonials praising relief of nasal and bronchial symptoms. It promotes safety and ease of use for all ages, including a child, and markets the product as Cocaine and opiate free.
Partial OCR text mentions train names and times with scattered phrases about service. includes medical ad for Doati's Ointment and pricing and general local shop references. The readable content is chaotic but suggests a railroad update and miscellaneous ads from a local paper.
The Herald reports a jury quickly found in favor of John Mradiey over a bet or loan tied to a roulette game. Evidence included notes and a letter indicating a desire to settle without court. Bradley admitted receiving funds for wagers, and the jury returned its verdict in minutes.
The trade week centers on ore pricing with 1445 as the off crige price for Bessemer ore running 3 percent to tron and 5045 in phosphoras, down $2.25 from last year. Output delays, new furnaces, and rising production in April and May suggest a busy period ahead in the Pittsburgh and Chicago regions, with 20 000 tons of format and 26 000 tons for the latter reported.
Friends of Daniel B Robinson former vice president of the Atohinon system and later president of the BL Louis and San Francisco railways report hopeful signs as doctors treat a serious heart condition. Family members describe improvement and doctors say recovery appears possible, with potential transfer to New York for further care.
Fragmented text describes disputes over pension plans connected to Peters and Colonel Riehart Minue. Mention of Wallington, Newton, and potential accretion of acrimony. Some fear government action and political tension surrounding Ue no Sine te eGi.
April 11 in Sioux City Iowa reports a Marion State bash at Merion Juneting with oversharse of panedeetive cus and an overtherse of ox wedgnd. The Goat ek OP Seven and various regertisd eam siderite attended as the presidency at Satmorton.
Grainy notes describe a busy day with stray references to strawberries prices, wild ducks along the river, local races, theater shows, and community events. Mentions Hayden riding a horse, Combs winning a contest, and various lectures, school activities, and social gatherings.
Washington April 1 The president announced appointments including Robert P Skinner as consul general at Marseille France O J for Connecticut as consul general at Coburg Germany Francia Hy Gesener of Ohio named to U S funeral relations at Zittau Germany Jess R Hills named collector of internal revenue for the eighth district of Timots Army officers promoted to captain include Albert S Brooke Thomas F Dwyer and Fine W Smith with Herbert Mt dora as captain designate Robert Thomas Ty Sayed as quartermaster with rank and William O Catillt George B La as assistant surgeons with rank of captain
An American, Edward Hing, formerly a brake man on the Mexican Central railway, travels to Mexico City amid legal delays. He awaits parole and a potential trial as US officials, including Secretary Hay, advise caution. The report notes Americans in Mexico and harsh conditions in mines and salt works.
Mrs Hossack was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing of her husband. The trial concluded with a verdict and formal judgment handed down by the court.
Fragmented text describes phosphates from brain activity appearing on the skin after heavy work. It mentions potash phosphates, dermatological claims, and references to lab “Fueh fadt” and “GrapeNuse” as allegedly proven cases. The passage is garbled and speculative.
News from April 1 reports the capture in New York of Forn Albert Skoog, a renowned counterfeiter described as expert by U S Secret Service officials. He allegedly aided by others, including Foley and Jucib Totnes, and attempted escape by sawing a window bar. Authorities say a large quantity of counterfeit Danish kroner was involved.
The report details a disputed attempt to convene a city council meeting with no quorum. City Clerk Squires and Chief Stahl voiced doubts about serving notices while Hughes supporters urged attendance, leading to a locked building and a temporary gathering of old and new council members.
Tom Johnson announces crackdown in Cleveland with citywide action against gamblers and gamblers. Police officers will enforce orders at entrances to gambling locations and names of violators will be recorded.
A fragmentary dispatch reports German Captain Bartech of the Second Infantry found dead near Pekiol. The text is garbled but suggests an accidental death and a claim the officer was shot while aiding police. the horse is missing and the scene lies near Pe fonsey.
Denver figures list includes Weaver, Preston Lee, Meredith, McNeely, Starr, Lace, Hickey, Kostal, Lewer, Brady, Kane, Anderson and Radcliffe among others awaiting arrival. The file notes remaining unidentified players and ongoing preparations for the team’s season with several members yet to arrive.
Ernest Seton Thompson delivered two Topeka lectures in the afternoon and evening, lecturing on wild animals with drawings and stories that captivated listeners. He shared details of his life, studies, and how his name became Seton-Thompson, noting his early years in London and North America as pivotal to his work.
Indianapolis April 14 The executive board of United Mine Workers of America will not endorse the Black Coal Miners of Indiana strike unless another effort is made to bring miners and operators together on the powder issue. In the Black coal districts more than 3400 miners are employed and work is at a standstill as talks are planned at Brazil Monday with President Mitchent likely to lead the negotiations.
Three cases of smallpox were reported to the Sunbury department with patients Sidney Edwards Amy McFarland and others. Two were hospitalized and one quarantined at home amid notes of rising scarlet fever but overall disease prevalence easing. In Cunard, a shareholder meeting in London saw calls for independent directors to probe policy and profiteering tied to transport work amid talk of wartime maneuvers.
Fragmentary OCR shows patent medicine claims and a 1919 military appointment note. It mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and White Bitters, a Hartford drugstore, a refund offer, and Chief of Artillery Corps Col. Wallace Randolph appointment under army act. Also hints at a dying woman receiving letters with planned results.
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