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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1901

Page

11

Lodge News Plans for a new Odd Fellows home

Plans for a Kansas Odd Fellows and Rebekahs home proceed with fundraising led by Rebekah assemblies. A court case shapes ownership of the current property as trustees fight to control the institution while grand lodge officers face upheaval and new leadership in a statewide restructuring.

Supreme Court Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Mate Wan Ty J. A. Camp Theo Institutlo Troutman Stone Trusteus Loratue Treutinag & Ia Clmnpthy Fmutiars Creatiy Knneas la & Stine Ottawa G. A. Aron Topas C. J. Robe Bins J. A. Purdy W. Jones Menand City Eine Pee Kansaa Supreme Ag

Odd Fellows officers elected for the coming year and Pyramid council notes

The article lists elected officers for the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and the Cheops Council No 2 Ancient Order of Pyramids, naming posts such as post commander and financial scribe. It notes seven candidates initiated, 23 applications, and that 500 National Aid policyholders procured Pyramid policies in December, with refreshments served and positive growth prospects.

Grand Secrera Mr Johnson A. G Kemper Louinville Bin Roll Pratt Pyramids Pmarch W. W. Harvey Paynter J. P. Farnsworth H. B. Farnsworth Ethel Long Mra James Grace Musick Nicol Guardian W.H. Hand Order of Pyramids R. D. Armstrong Scott City C. W.strong Frank Rude Rochester Costley & Post George Hayes van Buren Street Kaw Hayes L. H Murlin Baker University Baldwin J. A. Stavely Kan- 848 Avenue Victor Councy L. of Barett Brook Eugene Lodge Jotn Bright Blue Post No Samuel J. Reader J. E H. Allen Agron Sheets W. W. Reed J. F. Buck Samuel Ashmore George Wolfert ED. N. Foltz Aaron Rhkeets John Weifert Kanday Avenue Curt Street Eilinger Mr. Wellert Dr. Ri Latte Russia

Record of Trade Levels and Prosperity Cited by Dun Weekly

New York report notes that speculator activity is not always harmful to legitimate business. Tallway stocks fell while November earnings rose 115 percent from the prior year and 181 percent from 1929. Industrial and traction stores fluctuated, but national manufacturing remained fully employed. Wage levels are at a high point, with retail distribution at large scale and holiday goods leading growth. Failures for the week totaled 273, up from 240 last year.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Natio

McGovern Refuses Ten Round Fight Offer in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports detail a fresh bid from Sam Harris to force a ten round bout between Young Corbett and Jerry McGovern. Harris says the offer was made at the Continental hotel while Corbett rested, with Terry and his manager pursuing the clash as Corbett attends a Lyceum showing.

Philadelphia Young Corbett Jerry McGovern Terry Sam Harris Continental Hotel Corbett Scranton Ttle McGovern Lyceum Theater

Offered $20,000 job for Gould system attorney position

Wichita report states J H Richards, Missouri Pacific attorney at Fort Scott, has near assured appointment as general attorney for the Gould system on railroads in Colorado with a $20,000 yearly salary. Russell Harding and the current Missouri Pacific general attorney were in Colorado. Bale Wakuenen declined the Kansas post to stay local. Bret Harte's son dies in New York after pneumonia.

Wichita The Beacon J. H. Richards Missouri Pacifi Fort Scott Gould System Colorado Russell Harding Richards Bale Wakuenen Missouri Pacific Kansas

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Cure for Eczema and Pimples

The ad claims various skin eruptions arise from humors and warns against drying treatments. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla permanently cured J G Himes of eczema and Miss Alvins Walter of pimples, piles, and chafed skin, with many testimonials backing the remedy. It urges immediate purchase and promises to fulfill cures.

Hood J. G. Himes Pratks Ecrema Alvins Walter Algona Wis

Senate divided over Schley inquiry but against reopening

Washington observers report a split in the senate on opening a congressional probe into the Schley controversy. Most Republicans oppose reopening, citing Admiral Dewey's findings and the court's conclusions. Democratic senators lean toward waiting for allied opinions or endorsing a resolution of confidence in Dewey.

Washington Senate Schley Hoar Dewey Mason Hale Committee On Naval Affairs Cullom Admiral Schier Martin Congress Bacon Money Admiral Behiy Rawlins Jones Arkansas Pearce Maryland Admiral Schiey Sasapeon-Schiey Ir. Sc Payne Majority Fear Sebley Hindas Meyer Louisiana Naval Commuittes Naval Affairs

Dr Shields Blamed in Coroner Verdict

Coroner H Hogetoom presided over the inquest into Mist Thomas death. The jury ruled the death resulted from a criminal operation performed by Dr A Shields, with the patient and physician both colored. The case prompted mentions of a confession and no criminal action yet brought.

Mist ‘Thomas H. Hogetoom A. Ruin

Topeka Board Rejects National Industrial Union Charter

The state charter board refused the National Industrial union charter noting state law does not authorize a corporation for its purposes. The Topeka incorporators named include A. 12, McCollung, J. AR. Stout, Robert Stone, J. J. Everingham and Dr. C. Barnes. The group promised relief programs and employment support but the board said the charter could not be granted. Gompers Reelected. Scranton, Pa. Dec. 14. Samuel Gompers was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor.

State Charter Board National Industrial Union A. 12 McCollung J. AR. Stout Robert Stone J. J. Everingham Dr. C. Barnes Topeka Gompers Scranton Samuel Gompers Wsce American Federation of Labor Janes Duncan Press

North Topeka society notices and local updates

Local column lists items for display at Kim ball Printing Co and costsley post. Mentions a trip by James Forbes to Silver Lake and an upcoming Oklahoma departure. Several notices include church services, holiday shopping, and upcoming payments. Also reports a death, possible poisoning, and a Russian immigrant resident.

Kimball Printing Co North Kansas Ave James Costley & Post Courtney Amba Silver Lake Este Eran Wis Edna Heywood Kansas City James Forbes Silverlake Oklahoma

Hunter of big game here visits Buffalo Jones

Barry E Lee, a hunter from Chicago famed for big game, is in Topeka to meet Buffalo Jones. Lee has many game varieties but says Jones remains unmatched in pursuit and plans to explore British Columbia for musk ox. Jones notes nine months to reach musk ox land.

Barry E Lee Buffalo Jones Harry BL Lee Chicago Topeka Buffalo” Jones Lee Haw Mr. Jones Tee Haw British Columbia Bir. Jones

Maude Hardy Takes Morphine in Despondent Suicide

Maude Hardy, daughter of C. C. Hardy, committed suicide yesterday by swallowing a large morphine dose. She had been rooming with Bessie Lane at 108 North Kansas, spoke of not letting anyone know she was inside, and locked her door before collapsing. A man in the house and Bessie Lane summoned help after finding the door locked and Hardy in a fainting state with a morphine bottle in her hand.

Maude Hardy C. C. Hardy Bessie Lane North Kansas Aleae Hardy Girl Heroom

Woman Found Dead After Apparent Poisoning

Dr. 5. A. Johnson found the woman unconscious and efforts to revive her failed. She died about 4 o’clock. Coroner Hogeboom ruled an inquest unnecessary. It is believed she swallowed a small portion of poison. the bottle was empty. Body removed to DeMoss Penwell's undertaking establishment.

A. Johnson Hogeboom DeMoss & Penwell

Dinner for Depew Before European Wedding Voyage

A group of Chauncey M. Depews lifelong friends hosted a farewell dinner at the Union League club prior to his six morning departure for Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to wed Miss Palmer.

New York Chauncey M. Depew United States Union League Club Europe Miss Palmer

Cod liver oil emulsion fits mothers and babies

The piece notes doctors and mothers favor special foods, cites diminished natural nourishment and milk quality, and promotes Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil as suitable for both mother and baby. It mentions Topeka Consistory officer elections and various names, then reports a city court case where a drunken arrest and a suspended fine are described.

Scott Scott & Bowne 40 Street New York

Croker Comes West New York Visit

Dec 4 report places Hermit myst thet Richart Croker with friends in New York. He will stay a week with David Gideon, famous horse breeder, and will not discuss politics until his return. A note mentions Mrs Morrison's hat shop near National Hotel and a line about Benedict selling an automobile to J Padgett.

Croker New York Richart Croker Ind David Gideon

Local real estate firm sells farms in wheat belt region

Scott & Scott of Topeka reports selling over 220 farms in central Katwas since April 1. The federal court case involving Lagan va Goodwin and Sherman proceeds as jurors are selected. County Clerk Wright reports 62 physicians practicing in Shawnee County.

Scott & Scott Topeka Katwas Lagan Va Goodwin Sherman Wright Thin Nvorsinag Shawnee County

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