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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
7
Market notes show corn futures weaker amid mixed signals as cattle and hogs move, with cattle prices slipping slightly and hogs holding roughly steady. Reports from Chicago and Kansas City reflect varied livestock receipts and price directions as traders weigh feed costs and supply conditions.
In East Aurora, Deputy Sheriff Hugh Sloan served Albert Hubbard with a summons and complaint for absolute divorce filed by Mrs. Crawford Hubbard. The complaint names Miss Alice More, a Culichil teacher, as co respondent. Hubbard, who faces ten days to answer, denies nothing in defense and an alimony hearing and referee appointment are projected. The couple, married in June, have four children.
Missouri Pacific official Harting urges new depot for the company in Topeka. The Commercial Club discusses depot plans, passenger rail needs, and possible funding. George McDill outlines International Conference of Railroad Officials to be held April 30 to May 3 in Topeka with large anticipated attendance and hotel/transport arrangements.
A Mercer Maine woman nearly recovered from cruiser fever and kidney inflammation after a doctor approved grape juice and water intake. She began with small sips then improved, with breakfast grape juice aiding gradual recovery and enabling better appetite.
Dr H W Roby secretary of the state medical board states the board continues its war on unregistered physicians. An offender from Montgomery County was convicted in the abstract court. Another case in Wyandotte County common pleas awaits judgment. J S Hamilton of Montgomery County also mentioned.
In the Gulf of Paria the Venezuelan troop unit and the Venézulean guard ship Veinte Tres De Mayo were taken to Port of Spain by the British sloop Alert after a clash. Prisoners are reported released. Separately, reports say German and British captives freed, while unconfirmed rumors claim Bluejackets landed at La Guaira to seize President Cistro amid ongoing fighting with no official confirmation.
German and British forces seized Venezuelan ships at La Guayra with no resistance. The Panth er and other vessels entered the harbor, two ships were destroyed, and several German and British residents were detained. Venezuelan authorities protested while German and British marines moved toward control. Great excitement spread as residents feared further action.
Report notes Count Bon purchasing a château at Montéimar area amid market chatter on a hundred twenty thousand lira valuation. Jefferson City officials announce a stock increase and a certification program for a bridge and terminal, referencing a ceremonial certificate for a capital tram.
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