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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
11
The Topeka State Journal lists subscription prices and delivery details. The page also includes terse local items, Globe Sights gossip, and brief notes on alcohol production and exports, mentioning increases in brandy and beer, plus commentary on current events and public affairs.
The report details increased overall liquor production with a shift in fruit brandy volumes. It notes 449,759 gallons of apple brandy and 26 62 gallons of peach brandy, among other fruit spirits, reflecting changes from the prior year and a decline in apricot brandy. The figures show higher grape and cherry brandy outputs and a total liquor production around 4.5 million gallons from fruits during the period.
Fragmentary text discusses social manners and behavior, mentioning Sunday schools, Christmas trees, politeness, and personal traits. References to German and American figures, with scattered phrases about conduct, reputation, and appearance amid unclear context.
Hobart's Cough Cure and Herbal Expectorant sold at Hobart's drug store promise fast relief for coughs sore throat hoarseness bronchitis whooping cough croup and throat lung ailments with no morphine or dangerous emetics and money back guarantee.
Manager Patten announces optional transfers on the Washburn Quinton Heights and Lowman Hill lines at Eighth and Kanes avenue to provide shelter during inclement weather. President Baker’s return may bring further changes. experts call for broader transfer options at junctions or transfer stations to satisfy the public.
Palace Clothing Company announces a dramatic expansion at its Topeka location. The ground floor frontage reaches fifty feet with one hundred fifty feet depth, doubling total space and occupying the north building plus double rooms and basements. Owners Auerbach and Guettel express pride while noting the new corner post glass design enhances storefronts.
Secretary Root announced acceptance of the Boston Steamship Company bid affecting troop and military transportation. San Francisco service would continue for now, with potential sale or charter options for future transport of Army troops, sharing government business with other port operators if satisfactory arrangements are reached.
Antonio Tutoal, an Italian, was acquitted today in Reading after claiming self defense in the July 4 boat fight that left Jake Traver Elward Hartman and Sumoit Site dead. He said he killed to save his life during the melee on the serene plane.
The jury found Thomas J. Sharkey guilty of manslaughter in the second degree for the September killing of Nickolas Fish. Sharkey, who allegedly struck Fish after a street dispute at a saloon, faces sentencing Monday despite doctors testifying that prior illnesses contributed to his death.
London reports the steamer North Point from Philadelphia signaled tow of the German steamer Pure City from Hamburg intended for Philadelphia. Crew rescue unclear, signals obscured by haze. Pure City abandoned previously. Pure Food Bill Passed in December session.
Lansing, Mich December 19 Governor Bliss forbids the McGovern Corbett boxing match planned for Detroit next month. He notified Wayne County Sheriff Dixon to enforce Michigan law and prevent the event, citing Supreme Court rulings and offering assistance if needed.
Washington correspondence notes Mrs Roosevelt personally selecting and crafting dozens of gifts for holiday season. She makes fine handkerchiefs and trinkets, ships parcels to friends across the United States, and balances family preferences with cabinet etiquette.
The New York Commercial notes the Toneka Commercial Club’s last meeting endorsed the President’s tariff policy. It cites approval of the state and national legislation report, aligning with Roosevelt’s tariff message to Congress. Prospect Wall well abandoned at 3610 feet with limited oil. units to be moved to Martet once roads permit. Columbia tariff cuts: Colombia to reduce duties by 10 percent monthly starting January 1, 19%.
Our Price lists new prices for Pocket Poco models including Pocket Poco A Stas and 4x5. The A model is priced at 4.50 dollars, with the Stas model at 7.20 dollars and the 4x5 model at 5.40 dollars.
Our Special Line offers various sizes and prices for print frames and tripods. Includes 4x5 frames at 14.75 and 17.50, 5x1x5 cyclone wa, and advertising copy with free darkroom instruction by a practical photographer.
Washington reports confirmation of the Panampa canal treaty with Colombia has again moved into the senate and is now unlikely to be approved before Christmas, delaying any formal action until the new year. The setback fuels uncertainty over the canal project and ties up diplomatic efforts ahead of a busy holiday period.
Cole's son Cefn Hart suffered a severe knee injury during gym practice at St John's Military School in Topeka after a fall while practicing with his team in the school gym. The accident occurred when someone stepped, injuring the student further before he was brought home.
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Payne recovering quickly after being taken ill yesterday. He plans to attend the cabinet meeting, though he feels a trifle weak but otherwise is in good condition.
Amid smallpox fears in Oakatana, Baker family members fall ill including Teo and Imre de veloped. Mayor Perssi grants board of nertoniture and the Stuth Live Stocks reduction use of the ene cit chamber for the January 12 meeting. Representation on bull remains uncertain as plans shift. Burdock Blood Bitter advertised as a cure.
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