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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
7
A garbled report describes a private named Hogere and a naval station provision tied to Fort Sheridan near Chicago. It mentions proposals, congressional action, and promotion of a rail route to California, with references to prison terms, wartime logistics, and a travel schedule. The text blends military, political, and commercial notices with ads for health products and cosmetics.
A garbled report details Charles Shumbert receiving $100 and a 30 day sentence from court. It references Curtis, Matron Thorpe, and a mix of names and events including a Creole woman and alleged street walking, with unclear connections and scattered local names.
General Superintendent Resegale states the Cama wreck did not occur on Olive Ave as press dispatches claimed and was not caused by spreading rails. The engine stayed on straight track near the west sully. Officials say a portion of the tender dropped, sending the car into a ditch. Relatives of the crew are verified in San Diego and Cleveland. a special session in Texas discusses the tax issue and train service improvement along Missouri Pacific lines between St Louis and Kansas City with added observation cars and more comfortable seating.
Kansas born members plan a Wednesday night meeting to organize the Native Sons of Kansas. Local and state figures including Gov. Capper and others are expected, with names such as Harry Brent and George Hout tied to the event.
A garbled presenta tion recalls Admiral Dewey and the Battle of Manila Bay. It mentions Dewey praising sailors and stressing duty, with stray references to ships, a cutter, and corrections, reflecting a classroom or editorial perspective on war leadership and patriotism.
London April 29 Sceptre, a 10,000 guinea filly bred by Bley Jars, won the Thrai clumwic event at Newmarket Nest meeting, defeating Ard Patrick and Mir Brevier Duke of Westminster. Pistol ridden by J W Martin finished two lengths behind. Ard Patrick placed third. Betting showed Sceptre at 4 to 1 against Platelamt 1 to 2 against Ard Patrick.
A report details Oyster Packers in Trust facing a complex dispute over quarry rights and parcel ownership. The absence of clear operator records suggests both parties may be contending ownership while a recent court action or instrument seeks to resolve the disputed property.
Governor Stanley's Memorial fund receives a $20 addition, bringing the total to about $3.6 million. Superintendent Wright reports his district and family faced illness but schools contributed to the fund. Shawnee County districts expect around $150 more to be raised, with Topeka schools already at $125.
Lt Masih testifies about signatures of Giichan the renegade settler captured February 22. He asserts the order to poison natives and the proclamation about German warships and the Filipino navy were signed by Lace han. The defense rests as witness accounts are presented. court adjourns to Saturday.
Classified notice seeking salesmen with experience applying to fruit and ornamental goods. Respond to Box 53, Philadelphia? and Lawrence address. Offers high salaries, weekly pay, and potential advancement.
Strayed or stolen report for a blue water purse bicycle from Goubeich area. Front wheel missing and other parts damaged. No clear owner details. seeks return or information from local division.
Kansas City officials and Topeka delegates visited and praised the asphalt system and rock pavements. City Engineer Wadell accompanied by Mayor Parker led a tour through the city, noting a piecework repairs approach and high maintenance standards.
William Aylesbury, a former inmate, is held as an habitual criminal after confessing to stealing over a hundred horses and rigs from stands in front of city halls and various cities from New York to Boston. The thefts span New York, Newark, Providence, New London, and New Haven, with recoveries underway by Newark detectives and local police.
London reports the third round of the amateur golf championship at Helylake, played in rain and wind. Four players started, with Furic Capetown and Princess Fmdsi- WH noted among entrants, while previous trial context hints at notes and confinement issues linked to a supreme court matter.
Classified rent notices describe furnished rooms, single or shared, for private tenants. Various addresses and features like water, heating, or board offered. some include terms for single gentlemen, short or extended stays, and location hints around city blocks. Many entries lack complete details due to OCR errors.
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