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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
9
The item notes a person in need seeks a copy of the book and urges sharing the work with those lacking access. It frames the title as a remedy and calls for generosity toward readers without sufficient resources.
In a dramatic House vote the Cuban reciprocity bill passed amid a rare cross party alliance. Thirty seven Republicans joined Democrats to overrule Speaker Henderson and support the amended sugar differential levied to protect domestic sugar producers. The measure received an overwhelming majority and now proceeds toward final passage, signaling tense party dynamics and a shift in tariff policy.
RICKETY CHILDREN, Lope joints, bow legs, big head, and soft bones mean rickets. Scott's Emulsion supplies tonics the hypophosphites and nourishing cod liver oil to strengthen bones and restore nourishment in children. Send for Free Sample.
Summary of large Morrill orchard work in Kansas with 64 000 trees and 8 000 young trees planted. superintendent Leavehwerth Rae notes good fruit yield prospects and 61 acres of corn interplanted with apples. Goble credited for efficient management. Pension list from Washington includes multiple named individuals across Kansas and beyond, with small sums listed for originals and minors.
Missouri students defeated Kansas University visitors in an opera house debate on municipal control of light, water, and surface transport. J. Mansard led Missouri Speakers with strong premises while dissenters argued for broader access in the debate between Missouri, Kansas, and Colorado teams.
A roundup of boxing chatter about Robert Fitzsimmons and Jeffries with Corbett stakes. Also racing results and attending crowds at Aqueduct Lakeside and other tracks, plus Washburn and Warrensburg baseball action.
A garbled excerpt mentions a father and a recommendation to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, noting prior use by someone else and a reference to a person named Mattie Groff. The legible parts imply a health remedy context without a clear event or outcome.
Reports from Philadelphia New York and Boston games note strong crowds and lively play as Philadelphia wins over New York 9 to 2 and Boston scores a 10 to 4 victory over New York. Mentions left-handed stops by Greminger and Keene, plus upcoming yacht races around the canal with Shamrocks facing Columbia. Also brief Ottawa and Cincinnati college match results and score details.
In Emporia Kansas April 18 the George Crowley murder mystery deepens with a body found in the Neosho River two miles south of the city. The corpse showed a gunshot wound and signs of strangulation with wire and stone weight. Crowley and a companion left Emporia after being seen in Cornwall Grove and a letter reportedly sent to Kansas City prior to the crime.
Emportu Ken April 19. Prahale Jones Mahon rendered an final verdict in a case heard last Thursday to Saturday concerning the defunct First Nation bank and a Crom e homestead dispute. Mary Crome is awarded as depositor heir to the home, with the case appealed to the district court and destined for the supreme court.
A fragmentary report describes a nearly fatal runaway incident involving a Monet painting theft attempt. Authorities investigated the scene and secured the artwork, with no injuries reported. Further details were not available in the readable text.
United States Express Company secures one topeka position while United Sinten Haptead will run its own offices on Kansan avenue. Pacific Express offers work year, leading to separate office use. City ticket offices and Union Pacific Railroad lines are noted with March and April train details amid a clutter of unclear text about cures and markets.
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