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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text references blood poisoning, medical topics, and various names and terms. It mentions conditions, treatments, sites of infection, and possible cosmetic or health context. The passage appears as disjointed phrases from a newspaper page with scattered names, numbers, and references to people, places, and dates.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a board meeting with names and positions, references to workers and a district president, and mentions of timing within days. It lacks coherent details but indicates an organizational meeting and potential staff actions in a local or school context.
Fragmented OCR real estate notices show transfers among Marthe Janibeul and others, with parcels on Medion Street, Saint Warren, Noble and wife, and various property descriptions. Names include J. Norton, J. Neuttak, and noted addresses like Wells and Welln avenue, plus monetary values cited such as 1000.
Long, tangled reports detail rival claims over control of Rock Island assets and leadership at Seaboard. Stakeholders including J P Morgan, Morgan, and Spencer of the Southern are referenced as moves unfold toward potential absorbption or reorganization amid market and labor dynamics.
Surveyors at Belen New Mexico discuss lines from Santa Fe to the Pacific coast via Pecos Valley. Reported to be surveying a route from Chicago to the coast with a proposed extension to Welland Roll. Santa Fe officials note many improvements required to Pecos Valley to support a main line.
A garbled account describes tubular chimes and a brass gong at a Santa Fe train station and Albuquerque venue. The piece mentions a traveler, a diner, and a plan to install a slim instrument by Alvarado in March, with references to hotels, a motel yard, and a potential move to California for recovery.
Parker, president of the Chicago Rovtaland & By tue raltrons and vice president of the show Hockstand Pacite ralroad, outlines a proposal to extend from Fort Worth to the Gulf of Mexico. He notes two surveyors south of Dallas and aims to begin work soon after a week of discussions with local officials and Abbot contacts.
Fragmentary text describes flour rates and market notes across Minnesota and neighboring areas. Mentions St Paul, Patrici, and various price references amid garbled OCR. No clear event or outcome is stated, leaving a terse market snapshot.
A San Bernardino report says employees stole brass and rice from the Santa Fe shop. Police say a suspect, Win Julumon, was arrested with 32 pounds of brass. Authorities recovered items from a Lower Street residence and noted prior employment links to the Santa Fe.
The fragment discusses unfinished burlap debris at the Santa Fe hotel and depot project. It notes interior work and potential delays or abandonment of plaster and carpentry, with uncertain cause and future actions. The text references structural elements and local historical notes about the site.
Seattle capitalists and prominent business and political figures announce plans for a Yukon railway project amid Alaska development signals and reconstruction efforts. The announcement outlines funding and route considerations as part of broader state enterprise ambitions.
The session in San Diego April 17 outlined plans for rail and ship routes, with promoters including former governor John Mehaw and notable figures from Seattle. The Transcontinental Passenger Association discussed fare structures, upcoming conventions, and preparations for key events in August, while committee work addressed commissions and future congress arrangements.
Testimonial letters lauding Swamp-Root for kidney and bladder relief flood a newspaper page. Officers of police precincts sign praise while Dr Kilmer and Co urge readers to try the remedy with free samples and a book on kidney health.
Dr. F Grosshauser of Topeka Kansas offers a permanent cure for piles and related stomach and digestive ailments. Advertises rapid relief from 4 to 40 days with non surgical treatment.
In Yonkers an afternoon event near Riverdale Avenue drew about 160 women from a coal company area. Fireman Greentialeh advised and helped during a risky slide down a structure, with Mrs Hisier letting go and Sallie Tinker among those involved. One woman reportedly broke her leg after the slide, while others safety watched and praised the act.
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