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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
10
Elks from Topeka plan a large Salt Lake City delegation. Santa Fe stage lines expand service. Summer excursion routes include connections from Colorado to Missouri river points. Special circulars outline fares, dates, and ticket validity for round trips with multiple origin points and return options.
A fragmentary reminiscence centers on T Marquette railroad attorney once famed as a top west lawyer. The tale hints at a mysterious, missing shirt episode tied to his death and a tale of social intrigue involving his wife and associates.
General Superintendent Charles Dyer spearheads a new railway cartage effort amid mining and industrial strain. The report notes his focus on improving steel grid systems, mountain transport tasks, and immediate station platform upgrades to enhance operations.
San Bernardino Cal Apell 6 Local roundhouse hosted a summit of engineers from New York and Baltimore to examine defective tubes on locomotives of the Oregon class No 502. Investigation found the fault likely in the tubes, not the engine, requiring replacement. costs and service delays expected until new tubes arrive. Eastern colleagues stayed at the Stewart Hotel while in town.
Garrett H. Dobuin a Santa Fe immigration agent arrives in Los Angeles to educate California farmers through a new information campaign. He plans to operate in the San Joaquin Valley and Southern California, aiming to recruit and guide farmers to subscribe to expected aid and schemes. He urges locals to inform friends and spread word of his mission.
Santa Fe engines begin burner conversions as the fleet shifts to the coast. No. 258, just out of the back shop, leads the western line changes toward San Bernardino and San Diego routes. Yardmaster shifts and staff reassignment follow, with increased duties at the depot and main yards.
An aged newspaper notice touts a long list of universal cure claims for colds and respiratory diseases. It asserts cures for coughs, pneumonia, and rheumatic conditions, with testimonials to relief within hours and days. The ad promises free samples and lists New York and Philadelphia offices for Musions Chaler Cure and related products.
Saturday evening a Bandauie rocket and a watch charm were presented to a worker, with many names listed for shifts and injuries. The report covers personnel changes at the Topeka Santa Fe shops, arrivals from California and New Mexico, upcoming events at the Machinists union, a wrecking derrick project, and a prominent graduation of Archie Sayre from machinist apprentices.
A series of endorsements from public officials and citizens praising Peruna as a cure and tonic for catarrh. Letters from Dan A Grosvenor deputy auditor, a county commissioner, congressmen, and others describe relief, general health improvement, and urge readers to try the remedy with Dr Hartman offering free advice.
Local rail shop reports record axle turning amid heavy engine repairs. Men from Topeka discuss maintenance on locomotives, repairs on Pittsburgh tandem, and new engines destined for the New Mexico division. Officials foresee a broader route expansion toward Winslow and Seligman as crews adjust to improved fuel use and routine upgrades.
Amsterdam April 26 official circles report queen Wilhelmina’s health as unsettled with poor sleep seen as a bad sign. Dispatches differ from medics’ bulletins. she is reportedly under medical treatment and receiving nourishment while doctors urge continued rest and daily walks. The queen’s mother tries to soothe her as doctors advise vigilance for health reasons. Meanwhile Frisco opens a new extension from Vernon to Gosnell, connecting 36 miles and making a 300 mile line once Gosnell to Camel is finished.
A fragmented notice discusses investing surplus cash with references to a building and loan association and local addresses. It mentions savings, monthly loans, and unfamiliar names, with scattered lines about medical care for mothers and children and a syrup product. The text is garbled and locally anchored.
Washington reports pensions and grants for Kansans list including Kuma Original John MoAfes and Reuben Smith among others. In Wichita April 16 a petition by missionary Elen M Stone to lecture under rival injunction was denied by Judge Seth Saunte, denying relief and reaffirming control.
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