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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
6
Brace up men and women the offer claims to diagnose and treat illnesses without charge. It promotes European methods and electrical therapy for enlarged veins and kidney or urinary issues, promising permanent cures without surgery and urging visits before May 1 for a thorough evaluation.
Audit of railroad rolling stock highlights Santa Fe leading in Kansas and national totals. Kansas assets taxed by state board provoke court action as counties seek tax payments on railway properties. Australian ministry resigns amid federal government reshuffle in Melbourne.
Topeka area items include Washburn College events and a Topeka Professional team game at Washburn field. Reports note streetcar delays from track damage and a cow market rise. Aerial trio misrouted to Central church site. one gray horse fell but suffered no serious injuries. Local church and civic notices cover lectures, dinners, and development projects.
The median department selects medical staff for term services. J. C. Bennett will join Topeka State Hospital as tin plate of nassinot phivairian. Otto Kiene serves as house physician at Sheiet hospital during Lawrence Chamberlain's absence. Dana O. Jackson heads to Japan to join the mikato army medical corps. Charles B. Van Horn becomes physician for the Associated Charities. W. J. Stilisen sets up at Mrs. Berryton. Cummings at Heensin, Mrs. Bull in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Sanger in York Okt. Frances Harper, Mrs. Hattie B. Aldrich, Miss Elgeney Willson, and B. J. Ernest will practice in Topeka.
Disposition to return to work and demands for higher pay cited during talks. Premier announces post conference outlook on new labor deals. Mrs. Eulasbath Morton widow of Mr W J Morton dies at in London. Veteran actor John Coleman passes away aged . Track section of the Great Northern railway washed away in a flood. Milk River yards under water for 36 hours. passengers stranded. Stephen Son, 23, alleged to be a son of Kate Cluxtoy involved in a shooting case on Fourth Avenue. State Journal remains widely read.
The Lawren Gazette reports a heated contest board dispute over convention proceedings. Attoneys general, state officials, and contesting delegates clash as questions arise about the board’s purpose and jurisdiction. The piece attacks perceived political theater while noting ongoing adjournment and public interest.
In Saugerties New York C F Cornwell reports severe itching and hemorrhoids disrupting life. Doctors provided care but symptoms persisted despite treatment.
A large gathering is planned featuring a buffalo chase and ropes exhibition near Ponca, with notable attendees and a display of stock handling. The event aims to showcase skills, with ropework, tough riding, and demonstrations by famed riders. Also noted are charter grants to several Kansas businesses and associations, including News Publishing and Farmers Grain Supply.
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