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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented old account touts a Topeka resident praising Kodot as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach woes. The piece notes long illness lasting years and a dramatic relief after using the remedy, with references to named individuals and local reception.
An obituary notes the death in El Paso of a Dover Street era compiler shaping the Prohibition era writings in Chicago and New York. It mentions his wife or son, Dr Bile of Sve Nockuty, and a career at Wouters Tanned Gesary with years of service and contributions to early newspaper compiling.
A local charter was granted today for a mining company in Lawton involving principals Guythe Olde Apel and Tawron Stone. Other listed individuals include Kineer Mints Rawigm and Jemes Coden WU Danko among a group of eight.
Santa Fe railway prints 20000 copies of a promotional book by F L Coburn detailing Kansas climate soils and agriculture. It aims to attract settlers to Kansas with chapters on surveys, production, and diversification and is distributed gratis by the passenger department and agents nationwide.
Kansas City men confer with Topeka attorneys and city officials on an $80,000 viaduct bridging tracks, plans include bridge design, road wiring, and waterworks impacts. Engineers from Titon and Upton ports work with railroads to begin construction, with meetings set for April 25 and related inspections.
Fragments describe a new town near a river crossing named Erench. The road will cross the river and Dawson is planned as a mining town about two miles from Dever. The text implies the water supply will be pure and soft from the Vermnejo river.
In April El Reno faces a pivotal moment as the Rock Island and Choctaw purchase reshapes the town. The plan includes five new railway lines across the southwest zone from Fort Worth andTalten to Galveston. Expected effects cover land development, shops, and jobs, signaling a transformative era for the region.
Philadelphia April 1 Over 150 400 stores cast the stock of that company in favor of the reside Soon & Co of New York up to the time of Duelliome Uoley The total effect of Choctave stock passed amounts to 45 000 The minority holders have until May to decide the purchase and preferred at 60 dollars
A rumored extension of the Rock Island line from Juckelope to Gruheimie Haw is under construction with some work stalled and others at full pace. Reportedly Rock Island has gained control of the Fort Worth and Denver City line, signaling a possible rapid move to connect Gruen with Tacksboro and the Sayapur branch.
April reports describe a completed gas plant in El Paso with Santa Fe set to provide Pintech gas. Workers anticipate industry growth as the facility, valued around 425,000 dollars, brings new jobs and economic activity to the city.
In New York on April 14 the New York Democratic Club heard Thomas Jefferson’s legacy invoked by a speaker urging party harmony and unity. The address linked Jeffersonian ideals to modern concerns about monopolies, competition, and industrial liberty, arguing for limits on corporate power and government support for true free enterprise.
An editorial note promotes a free sample of Swamp Root from Dr. Kilmer & Co with a letter-filled assurance. Readers are urged to request a sample by mail and to mention the Topaks Daily Fyté Journal. It notes regular sizes are sold at drug stores and provides the company address in Binghamton, N Y.
A historical Washington Dispatch argues Jefferson would curb rapacious trusts and resist permanent colonialism, favor constitutional limits, and support direct election of senators. It notes Roosevelt era policies should unite Democrats on Jeffersonian ideals, urging honest governance and anti corruption, and calls for renewed party cohesion.
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