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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
5
Colorado Politics and Forestry Plans in a Turbulent Era
Fragmented OCR text covers US political debate around Roosevelt and Teller, mentions silver vs gold standards, and hints at army canteen restoration. It shifts to forestry planning in Charleston Virginia area with a lumber company, mill capacity, and a government survey. The draft notes discuss measurements, future wood supply, and forest protection during December January and Primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et, Burton & Co
Charieaten, & Co
Bureau of Frrateyry
Nine Forest
Chirleston
Olmstead
Geli
Goyer
Charlevton
Pruntier Forestry
Endorsing a Postmaster General Money Transmission Plan
A fragmented early 20th century plea argues against postal money orders and checks, asserting risks of theft and inconvenience. It advocates delaying passage of new transmission laws until several issues are resolved, urging protection for citizens largely dependent on monetary remittance.
Santa Fe Directors Reelect Ripley and Morawetz
All re elected. President Ripley and Howel Jones on the Board ratified. O. K. placed on purchase of new lines. Ripley Morawetz represent stockholders. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe meeting held in Topeka. four year terms assigned, purchase of additional lines ratified including routes like Grand Canyon Gulf Great Northern and Santa Fe blocks. Price Waterhouse Co. elected independent auditors amid lively but orderly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Ente
Chicka
Kaneye Coty
Tota Tri Heatine
Edwant P. Haley
Victor Morwwets
Prisidest Onl
General Couner
Resipectivel
Atchison
Edwant P. Ripley
Af Chieiau
Charlie Steele
Nes Tonk
Byron L. Furlinx
Chieawn
Howel Janes
Tepekar
Gulf
Elaymont
Great Northern
Sante Pe Pari
Jastern
Kiowa
Chickastie & J. Smith
Guthrie & Western
Minutern Railway
New Mexico
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Wer
Tte Canynng
Tinker
Morawele
Chas
Gleed
Te Poly
Grewent
Pas Pennie
Ripley
Morawete
Santa Fe
Palle
Bone Hrake
John TR Milvane
W. Webb
New York
Edward Wilder
Rker
Sante Fe
Laoverding
Dodge
Ates
State Journal
Riley
Santa Ie
Hines
Santi Fe
Hendin
Hawke & Whorel
Mlb Coultty Brody Mace
Hready Werk
Dyspepsia and improvements loom in Santa Fe era
Field notes dyspepsia can incapacitate. Rest aids digestion with products like Kodol. Santa Fe plans call for more buildings and expansions. Reports hint at western road upgrades and economic growth amid overall improvement.
Holiday Deals Slashed at Local Store
Bargain shoppers are urged to buy now with prices cut well below cost. Dolls sell at half price or less, including a large dressed doll at 75c. Child’s trunks are touted as finest gifts for grandchildren, offered at under half price.
Pat Crowe in Johanneburg and rumors of a book launch
Fragmented OCR prose claims Pat Crowe and a hotelier from Crowe’s circle in Johannesburg South Africa gear up for a public spectacle. The text mentions authorities, a reward withdrawal, and a chaotic quote about temper and intrigue surrounding a sensational plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Steven A. Crowe
Pat Crowe
Johannenburg
South Africa
Droumet Gore
Gas Bores Hit Gas Sand Near Howard Kansas
In Howard, Kansas, a gas well drilled over the past month has reached about 1 200 feet. The city agreed to pay 20 per foot for drilling and would own the pipe and gas rights once the well is completed. Citizens await results as efforts appear promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Kan. Dee
Ayn Town
of & Gas
Alper
Pringle Gets Another Supporter in Ottawa County
King of Ottawa County states his stance for Pringle and may back him for speaker. The article notes Curtis allies, Barker of Cloud, and other lawmakers weighing their positions as Curtin reshapes support in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Ottawa County
Pringle
John T. King
Topeka
Pringgle
Curtie
Curtie Friends Macy She Assertion Iat Minse Menbert
Honessaintelot
Ottawa
Cheries
Beek
Cloud
Pria
Brownfield's Luck in Kansas City Perjury Case
Brownfield testified for defendant Mit Morrisod in a murder trial. Carle denied a new trial and received seven years in the penitentiary. Morrisod was found guilty and given a ten year sentence, with Brownfield as star witness for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bee
Biatrom Hi Dorado
Kakmays JO
Benwatiedd
Minn Segste Morison
Mire
Ola Carle
Brownfield
Mit Morrisod
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure For Catarrh
An old testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by strengthening lung tissues and restoring health. It asserts the remedy treats the nose throat stomach and bowels, and guarantees lasting results. The ad cites a Wisconsin patient as a proof of efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ike Hood
Wis
Fragmentary 19th Century List of Names and Notices
A garbled long list of individuals and places near Topeka and Leavenworth includes names such as William E. Applegate Topeka Jacob II Btonevark Morgansville and Abraham B Tucker with scattered monetary figures and locations like Wichita Abilene Leavenworth and Carterline Byer Virgil. The text mixes notices, endorsements, and partial references to events and persons without coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ehilRton
Tee
Onowini
Kieneas
Orie Iuak
Williamn E. Applegate
Topeka
Charlee B. Masnilton
Opel
Jacob II
Btonevark
Morgansvilie
Fred H. Uvers
Tony
Spain
Frence
Reisue
Joseph W. Rowland
William Bent
Leavenworth
Abraham
Tucker
Blof City
Safone AW Poregthe
Wichita
Jook H. Ramsey
Abilene
Bennett
Hindlesten
Fonda
John Herts
Arradtia
Dewar
Bullaenes Minary
Margaret Katcht
Miiebute
Eerliy A. Mite
Loonwall
Barak
A. Wahl
Keetellie
Hannah Diaga
Chetepe
Adam Tosnernd
Caraline Byer
Virgil
In Our Own Light Points Out the Mistakes Maile
A United States study highlights errors attributed to Maile in a report on governance and policy missteps. Officials argue the findings mischaracterize actions and call for clarification and corrective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maile
United States
Canada and Cuba Reciprocity Debate Stirs National Congress
Delegates at the National Reciprocity convention discuss Canada Cuba reciprocity with Frank D. Pavey of New York and Eugene N. Foss of Boston making addresses. A committee report promises a push for ratification of a reciprocity treaty, stressing trade gains and concerns over Canadian competition for American mills and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mick
Dre
Cuba
Frank D. Pavey
New York
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Committee On
John AW Kaew
Canada
Rome
Isene T
Boeton
Mrr
Fors
Cananda
United States
Alvert
Stock Train Derailed in Santa Fe Yards
Three cars of an eastbound Santa Fe stock freight derailed near the Sixth Street viaduct entering the yards. The derailment damaged track for about 40 feet and disabled one car but caused no injuries. Crews cleared the line before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Sixth Street
More Statesmen Arrive Sixth District Gathering Expands
A large influx of state figures gathers at Copeland as new names join the Sixth District event. Among attendees are J. M. Nation of Brte and Colom W. A. Germany of Port Srntt, with senators J. A. Kennedy and J. Allen among those already lodging in the same rooms. George J. Barker travels from Law Tener ST gown to secure winter quarters, while others like J. H. Cubbison and C. Boschew join the crowd at the temporary residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nHunotier
Aduitioral
Statemeier
Bh, von Treta
Chetepa
J. M. Nation
Brte
Jewer House
Colom W. A. Cermany
Port Srntt
Chertes KE Fal
Rascl
J. Heeder
Mayo City
J. A. Kennedy
Harlington
C. S. Driggs
Burlingame
A. A. Rich
Apis
Wellegton
Ft. Gorden
R Ve
Abilene
George J. Barker
John Francis
Chateman
Na- Homa
J. M. Alien
Denlpiony County
Fitepatrick
Cheuteaqua
J. Ik. Cubbison
Wyandotte
J. 5
Neosho
Nellie Bly Forgives Prosecution of Clerk
Nellie Bly, former newspaperwoman, now at1s Elizabeth Seaman, forgives the clerk accused of misappropriating funds from the ironclad company. Bly attended the court proceedings and urged leniency, with Seaman as benefactress. The accused, facing embezzlement charges, is expected to have the case withdrawn as the prisoner's long association with the company weighs on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitesture
Nellie Bly
Fittabure
Atzs
Elizabeth Seaman
Bani
Mem Bea
Ian
SurTian
Cheok bin Hunt
Seaman
Evidence All In and the Courtroom Tangle
A garbled court record notes Judee Hanon facing a dispute over engines and a tangle of claims. The firm Crome & Co. is involved as case details blur about a sub oguitet and a contract dispute with Pragk Slater versus the Illuminating company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judee Hanon
Cray Mater
Ligele E. Wooster
Oguitet
Crome & Co
I O'Cheek
LLM Gelack
Pragk Slater
Tike
Elams
Figins
Sinlge Hazen
Costello Died in San Juan After Naval Incident
In San Juan Porto Rico on December 11 a United States sailor Comtella died following an arrest row with police and a lieutenant Ca terra. The incident triggered clashes as navy men protested the police action while awaiting trial for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
San Juan
Porto Hiro
Comtella
United States
Vie District Court
Leutenant
Caterra
Navy
Ue Sallosa
Caberra
Costello
Police Jottings reveal odd cases and brassy antics
A jittery jail visit ends with Patton fined five dollars for carrying a weapon. Police joke about court payout, while Jailer Lawson detains Patton and Luke Mundie. Miner the ex instructor fled town after tuition fees and portable property. two typewriters recovered. Ratley, a youth, and the Purdy family face petty drunkenness charges in separate incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxtite
Lawson
Laiwson
Lucas
Police Department
Patton
Tuller Lawson
Mundiz
Local notes from Topeka area include officials’ travels and a hospital contract
James H Reeder and R Burrow travel notes from Hays City and St Joseph. A fire at Rock Island switch shanty causes minor damage. Packing firm wins Topeka hospital meat contract for six months. Diphtheria cases reported. Local visits to 125 Western Halph Faxon and Kansee Guard uniforms discussed. National hotel space rented for legislature. several officials and bands tied to Midwinter exposition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Reeder
Glatriet Jubse-Elect
Hays City
R. Burrow
St. Joseph
Halph Faxon
Lone’rnvete
Kanna Iy
Wolff Packing Company
Topeka
Fox
Kanese
Anna Smaff
Esther
East Third Street
Wabuunsee County
J. W. Gish
East Fourth Street
J. M. Wible
Mden
D. H
Canon City
Colo
Fort Worth
Texan
William Sette
A. Snow & Co
Marshall
National Hotel
Allen
Cubbison
Fitzpatrick
Carpenter
Jatin Francis
Hinent
Loomis
Dodge City
Howe
Evenworth
Myre
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Mee Ment
Paul Block
Mar
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Barmenhee
Colorado Feel & Tram Company
John Water
Uch
Scranton
Maine
Wpwettars
Woolrather
Roosevelt
Colorado
Teller
Ellver
Stewart
James
Americas
Deeree
Vetonizog
Perronn
Tean- Soul
Fratmaier
Payne
Delton
Clivery
Mars
Teltet
Directorate of
Ripley and
Howel Jones
O. K
Mr. Ripley
Mr. Morawetz
Euen
Field
Eee ‘& Co
Lottie
Aire x
Topiedea
de Rommere
Emperta
W. al
Troup
Tron Express
Troup’s
Pat Crow
Johannesburg
Ted
Conyar Curtin
Beck of
Peck
Barker
Curtis
Iit Cheeriet
Courer
Courer. Vote Cir Cnider
Long
Cargreasman
Chester
Werived
Topekstrum Warhiriton
Copeland
Millinery Department
Frank D.vayey
MR. Patton
Cills
Smythe
Morguean
Tix
PG. Miner
Raiilroad and Telegraph School
Dinemores
Kanawe City
Remington
Nia
WI Ratley
Herries
Yas Oven
Ara Eener
Tarceny
Messrs
E. Purdy
Bom
Purdys
Garte
Howth Amer
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