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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
2
A fragmented, unclear OCR discussion describes disputes among lawyers and judges about who may preside, the reach of the supreme court, and potential injunctions to challenge a district judge. The text weighs removing a judge, filing demurrers, and seeking Attorney General action to move warrants, highlighting tension between courts and the public interest.
An advertisement-like note lists Brigette tetona money Wi tale es eke 'ioce's sigiasurt wneed box and a claim of permanent cure. Seeks contact via Sec. C.F. Menninger MD office on Kan nas ave and a Tel number 25. Also mentions residence 1261 Topeka ave and a phone line 895D) with claims of permanent cure for cold using unnamed drug.
New York dispatch reports ongoing talks between managers for McGovern and Young Corbett to stage another bout. A $10,000 purse for McGovern vs Corbett was proposed, with matches possible within six months. Corbett declines immediate talk, plans Denver stay then Chicago exhibitions, and aims to defend his light weight title, while Attell seeks a chance at Corbett and a tentative deal may follow.
The report notes Rubin vows to fight any white man, while Arn, arriving home for a brief visit, reflects on a recent bout with Cliasaplon Jerries, admitting a fair loss and a damaged hand. He says he trained hard, could not land power punches, and would seek a comeback, though he will not confirm fighting a nonwhite opponent.
New York December 5 Harvard finishes football season with a strong record, leading all teams in prestige. West Point and Navy posted creditable marks, with Harvard’s overall standing praised as superior, despite a single defeat and limited scoring.
The text compares college basketball strength with Princeton potentially leading and other teams such as Michigan, Harvard, Penn, and Columbia. It cites various point totals and rankings notes, indicating Princeton’s high standing while Annapolis trails behind, and other schools’ scores are listed in a fragmented manner.
Emporia Kansas witnessed the third gridiron clash between Kansas State Normal school and Presbyterian college. The Normals won 5 to 0, with Frank McCabe scoring the decisive 30 yard run after breaking through tackles. Injuries marred the contest as key players left the field and both sides showed improved offense.
Denver youths who once sold papers are to receive Christmas meals arranged by Gorter. Tickets will be issued by a Rotaitioe of rye to feed the newsboys, with the champion Corbett present to cheer them amid turkeys and good will. In New York, Sam Harris and Billy Roche clashed with Terry McGovern's manager in a theater lobby over a disputed return bout. Roche struck eye, Harris prepared to fight, but others separated them.
Terrible Terry McGovern defeated Tom Sharkey at the Brooklyn Speedway on the Ocean Parkway. McGovern rode Miss Elmore 2191/2 while Sharkey steered Merry Pat. In the first heat Merry Pat led early but fell behind as McGovern's trotter drew ahead. the second heat saw Miss Elmore extend the lead to finish well in front.
Deputy U S Marshal Pratt arrested Robert Boatright Bud Gillette and RK Elis of the Webb City Pool Racers club in Fort Scott on federal indictments. They were jailed in Carthage with bonds set at 2000 and 1000 dollars, respectively, with further arrests expected on similar charges.
Lawrence merchants athletic association hosted last night at their club house inviting Kansas University and Haskell Indian football players. The banquet featured canoes of food, billiards and bowling, with decorations in Haskell and K W U colors. Music supplied by Kansan university students and other performers, as hosts welcomed the gridiron warriors with hearty cheer.
In Weir City Kansas, Romaine Taubaux shot and wounded his wife and two sons, and seriously wounded another son, after returning from a celebration. He fired at his son and then at bystanders, before officers arrested him as neighbors describe him as crazy. The wife is in critical condition and Girauld Taubaux cannot recover. the tragedy is blamed on liquor and illness.
Emporia December 5 The roof tiling for the Anderson Library has arrived and workmen are gutting it on The tiling is patented interlocking and presents a heavy yet handsome brick red roof Mr Steiner from Kansas City is overseeing edging and corners The roof completion will likely take most of the week leaving the exterior nearly finished and the building close to completion
Burlington detectives hunt near Baverly Missouri after a suspected sabotage of the Denver Kansas City express last Thursday. A stolen switch lock and lamp were found as evidence. The train ran 60 miles per hour when the engineer spotted the out lamp and halted. The engine and mail car derailed while coaches stayed on track. No serious injuries among passengers. Arrests are expected.
Leavenworth county records show an application for a franchise to build an electric railway through the southern part of the county. Names attached include Dr. Nelson of Kansas City, EH. Bt. Levan of Lawrence, and T. Salathiel with J. B. Adams. Targeted route begins at Budora bridge, follows Union Pacific main line through Linwood and Lenape toward Loring station and near Argentine to Lawrence. If granted, work to begin within six months of right of way and be completed within three years.
Leavenworth meeting of the Kansas State Board of Pharmacy examined thirty registered pharmacist applicants on a Wednesday at the Planters' hotel. Among the examinees was one woman.
An advertisement claims White Ribbon Remedy can be administered without a patient’s knowledge in water or tea to cure alcoholic appetites from casual drinkers to alcoholics. Mrs. Moore of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union testifies to tested success, often given secretly, and endorses the remedy. Mrs. West supports its efficacy, noting many redeemed from drink.
Examinations closed at night and the names of the successful candidates include John T of Lawrence president W B Sheriff of Ellsworth secretary W W Naylor of Holton treasurer J Ardeny of Hutchinson and Charles Becker of Ottawa H P Bryant of Lincoln Kan and Henry Mehl of Leavenworth exmembers of the board assisting with the examinations.
James Boden, a Kansas City Southern engineer, was killed when his locomotive derailed near Pittsburg. Boden was crushed in the cab as the engine toppled into a ditch while approaching a water tank. fireman Wil Yeu Pelt suffered severe scalds in the incident reported December 5.
A British steamer Nelson wrecked in a gale off the Astoria area. The bar tug Tatoosh helped but the ship capsized in darkness, taking 28 crew members to the depths. The vessel carried timber and was bound for Cape Town. Captains and officers named, with several crew members listed.
Z B Ferguson a Kansan chosen by President Roosevelt to succeed William Jenkins as governor of Oklahoma. former Salt Lake City teacher who moved from Chagtanawa to Sedan where he ran the Sedan Republican, described as a fiery anti-hellfire Republican editor. He published there a year and a half before moving to Watonga and continuing his fight for GOP leadership.
The city enforces a new anti hog ordinance forcing hog pens outside the city limits. Several hogs were found at the mayor s feed yard and the council deemed it improper to keep them inside. Citizens complain about hardship for poor families relying on home raised pork. A temporary suspension for dog killing time was granted, but now the health department insists all live hogs be moved outside the town.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, ves of sux-Gov. W hum Jenkins, removed from ident Roosevelt, issues a public denial of insanity charges and claims Some misquoted him by accident. Washington, D. C., Dec. 5. President Young calls for annual meetings of the National League and American Association of professional baseball clubs at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City on Tuesday, December 10 at 2 p.m. Directors meet two hours earlier at the same venue.
A mother recalls a dramatic relief from a dangerous croup attack after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She describes giving a dose from a bottle held to the boy's mouth, noting the rapid improvement within minutes and the child regaining breath and strength. The account emphasizes the remedy's effectiveness and her gratitude.
San Francisco reports Calve has abandoned the California engagements due to throat trouble and will not sing again until December 25 in New York. She plans to travel by southern route to Florida to be near a New York throat specialist if needed. Gray will also go to New York. Despite season disappointments from illness among sopranos, receipts exceeded last year, but Grau cancels further long tours due to strain on the company.
In St Joseph a Western league reorganization shifted power from Thomas J. Hickey and George Tebeau to James Whitfield as president and Jimmie Manin plus Charlie Nichols as Kansas City franchise leaders. Hickey’s confirmation and Tebeau’s withdrawal followed, amid dispute over Denver franchise transfer.
Independence resident C. P. Erfesbright fainted during a Supreme Court session while arguing a case. He recovered briefly, but illness forced him to sit and then be carried out. Judge Treenbright is a candidate for Congress in the Third district.
The story reports on Ed and Will Curry back from Costa Rica after three years, discussing life in Highland homes, uncertain plans for the future, and mentions other brief notes about race results and local events. It references a new church charter in Guthrie and Vanderbilt’s fine in France, plus Michigan to play Stanford and soldiers in Luson.
Dec 5 report from ae ton announces Brigadier General Soxdere Phist of ariisance named to succeed General Buffington who retires. The brief item notes the change in the board of ordnance and fortifications and references routine military postings amid terse, clipped phrasing.
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