Topeka News Sketches and travelers notes mix
A jumble of Topeka and regional items: A Emil and L G Putele in Krisss Oly Eugene F Ware visits New York and St Seena Mrs J R Hague on a business trip to Paul Minnesota. W A Wishart Rock Island agent in Topeka. Mrs W A Eskin recovering in Washington. State Editorial meeting at Manhattan draws Topekans. Pension office busy with quarterly payments. Topeka streetcars may ease as people walk in pleasant weather. Major Harvey to speak on February 4. Spedden and Paige Comedy Company performs. Ed Howe notes on Innes after his Atchison concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Emil
L. G. Putele
Krisss Oly
Eugene F. Ware
New York
St Seena
J. R Hague
Paul, Minn
Topeka
Anthony
Crawford Ero
Marie Doro
W.A. Wishart
Rock Island
W. A. Et
Washington
Fort Scote
Paul Grinstead
Stuart
Wathena
Cbp
Carkus
Wesleyan Methodive Church
J. W. Tedford
Ctaw
State Editorial Association
Manhattan
Grant Harrington
Hixwatha
State ‘Bistorial Association
Nelson
Leavenworth
J. H. Spetter
Kanene
A. B. Harvey
General Funston
Fitsiogh Lee
State Quat and Dumb
Olathe
Spedden
Miss Ethelyn Palmer
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Heart to Heart Talks On Digestion
An article explains indigestion causes and symptoms, noting digestion as transforming food into blood. It describes undigested food causing belching and stomach pressure that can mimic heart trouble, urging a common sense approach to relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADF
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief and Cure Claims
Letters from several readers extol Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a cure for long standing indigestion and stomach trouble. Testimonials describe rapid relief after one bottle and complete cure after two to three bottles, with praise for improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and blood health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havng
Mia
Julia Hursh
Butte del Morta
Wis
Geo. R. Coibath
Alpena, Mich
Luke de Collins
EB. Collins
Jno
P. Saterling
Corydon Junction
Ind
Annie Alcorn
Meredith
The Nation's Guest Returns From Roosevelt Conference
Wallace W Downey, in charge of Emperor William's yacht plans, met with President Roosevelt who discussed guest list security for the Prince Henry visit. The process will limit attendees, review names by Washington, and ensure proper hospitality for invited dignitaries and naval officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wallace W. Downey
Emperor William
Roosevelt
Particulcly
Prowney
Prince Henry
Trae
Downey Haa
Low
Washington
New York Naval Militia
Waslaineton
Otticn
Brinon
Riltines
Abe Shean
Metropol
Opers
Grape-Nuts Linked to Bright Children in Old School Test
A teacher recalls a 1900 observation where several children, all from one family, became notably brighter after meals of Grape-Nuts. The account claims diminished dyspepsia and debility, with the breakfast staple cited as the key dietary change that boosted school performance. The narrative describes the teacher’s personal experiment and resulting improved concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Samy
Moon
Sotane
Incomplete note on auditorium decor and display
Fragmentary text mentions preparing decor and display for an auditorium with references to funds or expenditure. No clear names, dates, or concrete items are present to identify a full news item or event.
Funston and Lee to Meet at Auditorium Lecture
The Fitshugh Lee event at the Auditorium promises a notable gathering with General Funston and General Lee on the same platform. Lee’s Cuba era leadership and McKinley’s trusted support frame the discourse as tickets go on sale with a reception planned by Governor Stanley and local leaders.
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Fitshugh Lee
Havana
Generil Funston
General Funston
Cuba
Gem Lee
McKinley
Gentral Tae
Ely
Lange
Lee Tery
Stanley Hae Pu
Bt Louis
Peeren
Los Gontive
Creige
Funston Accepts Banquet Invitation for March
General Funston accepts the governor s invitation to join General MacArthur at a Colorado banquet in March. Funston cannot set a date due to his recent hospital operation and says he will be usable to fix a date later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Colorado
MacArthur
City Treasurer Arrested for Misappropriating Funds
Baltulo, Feb 6. Philip Gerst former city treasurer was arrested rapidly charged with misappropriating funds from the city amounting to 27 thousand dollars. He had been removed from office in December by Mayor Diehl. Earlier he faced misconduct in office and admitted misappropriating 30 thousand dollars during the investigation. An ongoing probe follows under the new mayoral administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltulo
Philip Gerst
Cy Treauutor
Tolly
Gerst
Diehl
Penewery
Oo O
Aged Mennonite Bishop Stuckey Dead in Danvers
Chicago notes the death of Rev Joseph Stuckey aged Mennonite bishop in charge of the Danvers chair since 13 years. Mentioned is his brother Rev Peter Stuckey at Wayland and Stuckey’s extensive travels across the middle states. Also brief item on Frohman planning a new Lyceum theater at Fourth Avenue and Twenty third Street in New York with work expected to begin soon.
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Chicago
Joseph Stuckey
Danvers
Peter Stuckey
Wayland
Stuckey
Middle States
New Phui Bletope
Frohman
New York
Daniel Frohman
Lyceeum
Fourth Avenue
Twentythird Street
New House
Lyceum
Testimonial for Pinkham's Remedy from Mrs Delano
Miss Bonnie Delano of Chicago writes that three years of illness left her frail with pains and nervous symptoms. After family physician recommended Pinkham's Remedies she improved and was cured in four months with no pain since, praising the vegetable compound as a trustworthy aid for women's health issues.
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Ph Feian
Ydin
Indiana Ave
Chi Til
E. Pinkham
Prominent Topeka Figures in Legal and Civic News
Judgments and suits frame a day of Topeka civic matters with Mrs. Kate Sterling winning $1,483.51 against E. B. Meredith on a promissory note. City Attorney dismisses Topeka’s suit against ice magnate W. Lyle Dickey as cases move through court. Plant and public works notes include a climate and crop report, Waldron coal field promoter Frank H. Wear and a new railroad, a Joplin theater acquisition by Topeka investors, and Indian Territory church fundraising by Feokiel Nonkests for a Quapaw agency church. The 61st Ottawa Indian Baptist church, founded in 1883, sees Nonkests soliciting funds for the Ottawa mission church.
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Kate Sterling
E. B. Meredith
Meredith i
Topeka
Kansas City
Nver
W. Lyle Dickey
Ice Trust
State Journal
Spencer
Department of Agriculture
Frank H. Wear
Waldron
Soal Company
Joplin
Missouri
I. M. Crawford
Kas
F. H. Zohrung
Lincoln
Neb
A. Philley
Bt. Joseph
Feokiel Nonkests
Quapaw Agency
Indian ‘Territory
First Baptist Church
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Non ‘Keals
61St
Otawa Indian Baptist Church
Kansas
Ottawa
Jonathan Meeker
Noakes
Fogel Aids New York Giants In Organizing Team
Horace Fogel associate manager of the New York baseball club arrived from Philadelphia and will devote his time to assembling a contender for the next pennant race. He will coordinate efforts as the National League prepares to begin play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Fogel
New York
Peb
Philadelphia
Fogel
Bevel
Opposition Gains Beat in Dublin Election
Dublin reports show gains for opposition forces as local voters cast ballots for member seats amid tense campaign. Conservative candidates faced strong opposition following key debates and local issues.
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Dublin
Fell on a sidewalk injures death of M B Anderson
M B Anderson, a Chicago stockman and Iowa politician long known in the central and western United States, died from injuries suffered January 24 in Fredericktown Ohio after a sidewalk fall. Formerly of Williamsburg Indiana, he was about fifty, married, and recently moved to Chicago.
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M. B. Anderson
Chicago
M. S. Anderson
Iowa
Fredericktown
Ohio
Anderson
Williamsburg
J. MW. Rumple
Marengo, In
Carnegie's Dinner at Stevens Institute of Technology
A lively Carnegie dinner features a Hoboken event with Steel Works exhibits and a novel table arrangement. Oysters and cake are served from an ironworks inspired setup, with a tiny track displaying railroad items while a humorous punch line closes the evening. Henry S. Morton presents a commemorative piece on behalf of Carnegie.
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Ghey Zork
Ben
Ew Labora Engineering Prep Sontel Byrou
Stevens Tautitiee of
Technology
Hoboken
Bessemer
Ahee
Nema Dent
Henry S. Morton
Carnegie
Stock Brokers Trade High Stakes Ping Pong Match
In New York on February a London ace described by the Herald reports two English stock brokers contesting a high stakes ping pong match. A five set bout reportedly saw $10,000 transferred between the players, with Ames Kenton of Memphis, Tennessee mentioned amid the terse chaotic lines from the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pt Itt New Fame
Sporting Eee
London
Herald
Casselman Elected Secretary In State Society of Miners Election
The State Society of Miners ended its contest over electing a secretary as David B. Casselman of Audway Crawford County defeated incumbent Howard Keegan. Delegates represented varying member counts and votes depended on each miner organization. Orr was elected president and a treasurette at Min pion, with 2 similar contests possible next year.
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State Society of Miners
Howard Keegan
David B. Casselman
Audway
Crawford County
Aunt Hoother Ie Becauise
Socwiy Tise Suate
Ruine
Spector
le State
Tour
P. Cane
Frodianne
Jami Orr
Supprille
Roofsait
Depotion Tati
Delewaten
Orr
Aled Sa Presiaene
Min Pions
Night School Offers Business Course For YMCA Members
YMCA night school announces a business course covering bookkeeping elementary and advanced accounting grammar punctuation and related topics. Professors E H Roudebush and C B Van Horn will teach, promising personal attention and an international certificate upon completion. Information at the association office on Hust Hig hat street. Rest and health advice follows in the piece about Dr Wood's Norway Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Roudebush
C. B. van Horn
Tong
Tenis Business
Eat
Association
Marshall's May Tour Likely Abandoned
Marshall's band may cancel its planned tour as offers from 16 venues fall short of a guaranteed sum. Members want to proceed with the arrangements, but J. B Mar lacks the necessary backing to fulfill the tour.
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Marshall
J. B Mar
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