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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
7
A damaged fragment recalls the deaths and memorials for a veteran and a companion, with sporadic names and dates barely readable. The notice mentions tributes and a gathering schedule, reflecting a small town’s obituary notice amid faded ink and uncertain transcription.
A crowded Forsythe public gathering in Macon drew attention to a tense scene as signs and banners appeared amid police and court activity. An incident involving a person named John Brivis and a follow up by Dixin marked the event, with observers noting heightened tension and ceremonial presence.
Chief of Detectives Coleran received an appeal from authorities tracing a man last seen in Yorkville. Investigators note the description of the suspect and a possible sighting near a tram, urging witnesses to come forward with any information leading to identification or location.
A farmer girl from Middleshora Kentucky expressed a wish to be sent to the Philippines as a soldier. She faced opposition and scrutiny at the recruiting office amid Civil War era tensions, with discussions of examinations and duties tied to nursing and sewing. A note mentions a separate sale of noted paintings in New York and other scattered items.
Fragmentary text notes Prank Erne arriving in Frisco Purthet and expressing intent to remain until May. Mentions a 138 pound “Govern” and a speculation of a possible reb t before the century’s end, with April referenced and a name Ulva at C A Wonignt.
A five year love tale ended tragically as Miss Thorndyke, once beautiful and talented, lies near death in her Columbus home. Trustees investigate after reports of a dying condition. Details from the bedroom scene describe disturbing acts and unsettling items, with neighbors claiming devilish references and intense derangement.
Walehitey and others discuss charges against Mr. Whicet in a debated session. The committee reviews written answers and qualifications, noting the charges' merited concerns and the need for further consideration of the notes and intent regarding Hawaiian islands and U S perceptions. Geo D Gear presents correspondence and proposals for obtaining original letters.
A dying young woman, aided by her mother, seeks a marriage license to wed Emery Michaels of 205 West Street. Doctors say recovery is impossible after a grave illness. the couple hopes for happiness despite tragedy, with a solemn ceremony planned at a local church.
Cape Town editor Albert Cartwright, of the South African News, was arraigned in court this morning on criminal charges. He was remanded in custody after the brief hearing, as the court considered the evidence substantial. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine syrup is advertised in a related column.
A convoluted report details a disputed estate involving Mrs Hall and her alleged vows to a convent. It centers on control of property and allegations about ties to a parish, with mentions of a surviving heir possibly Johnny Hall and confusion over rightful ownership and bequests.
A messy transcription outlines disputes over the will of the late Henry Plant on a New York estate. Key parties include widow Margaret Plant and son Merton Plant, with claims about life interests and residue to Plant children. The contested provision involves two lives and a valuation around 30 000 to 330 000, with executors and committee involved in court proceedings.
Reported visit to New Fork details debated currency shifts and a silver to gold exchange, with discussions on foreign debt and potential treaty links. Attendees include Creel, Senor Liman, and financier circles linked to Tex Central and Mexican rail interests amid Wall Street activity and fits of political currency planning.
London reports indicate the king may address the opening parliament with focus on royal duties and welfare. The item notes anticipated references to foreign relations and domestic aid programs. A separate Decatur library notice mentions Carnegie funds and city support for a local project.
A Newport News grand jury handed up indictments charging several councilmen and associates with bribery tied to the awarding of a jail building contract. The panel, convened after fraud charges tied to railroad bridge plans were investigated, will proceed with hearings as two defendants face accusations of offering and accepting bribes.
A deranged poisoning case unfolds as Mrs. Johe Fox allegedly lured and killed her children with arsenic and attempted self harm. Authorities arrest her husband and father. doctor Ciponor Agbion to investigate. The tale reveals brutal acts and medical attempts to save victims at Old York road hospital.
A special wage committee meeting was held to act on a minority reform proposal fromRichardson Tennessee, seeking a conference with the Senate to amend the authority resolution. Republican leaders debated reporting the bill back with Senate amendments while one member shifted votes on the conference request.
Senator Depew bought for 1800 the house and lot at Nineteenth and N streets. Title transferred to Miss A. K. Paulding, sister of the bride, whose nuptials to Lieut. John Hille, U.S. Navy, will be celebrated at St. Johns Church. The event draws prominent guests including the president.
For the opening of parliament a comedy chorus marks a return visit to For Shattered ee. Lichty’s Celery pound hag bees hy est ates. A mention of tapes sit enrich the load te te ipensable.
Grid of brief notices records moves and events including George Camp moving from 10 Jackson to IMS Jackson Street and Maria Woodford planning to move to St Louis. Eugene lodge 79 to confer degrees at Abetr Kansas. John Taylor family visiting Springfield for several weeks. New cemetery trustees met and street name updates discussed by committee.
The district court jury returned a verdict Thursday for Kepley and Cockrell in Carrie Berger’s negligence suit claiming her hand was mangled by a roller. The case alleged defective machinery and asked damages up to $210,000. The muddled text notes related items and local references, with several stray phrases from unrelated notices.
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