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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1901
Page
11
Detectives report two men detained on suspicion of running a counterfeit operation. Officers found tools and paraphernalia at a residence. A woman present appeared distressed and claimed ignorance of any counterfeit activities while authorities questioned associates.
Fragmentary OCR reports a dispute over damages linked to alleged attempts at wrecking a church. Names, dates, and precise actions are unclear in the damaged text, but the fragment hints at racial tensions and disputed liability involving a group described as colored men and a church compromise.
A chaotic incident near Clearwater ends with a blaze extinguished before spreading. Investigators name arson as a possibility while listing residents and witnesses, including Levis Salle and several local names. Damages are reported but no injuries. Authorities continue to review the scene for clues and note related community concerns.
New York and Florida report President Charles M Hoy of Southern Pacts recalled discussions with Union leaders. Directors wish to pace a new accord and solidify a resolution as to their schemes, amid unclear terms and ongoing talks.
Diverse church notices list morning and evening services across multiple denominations. Names include Rev W F Wood, Rev John T McFarland, Dr Fisk, Rev W F Wood, and Rev Abram Wyman, with congregations at First Baptist, First Episcopal, United Brethren, Presbyterian, and Grace Cathedral. Activities feature sermons, Sunday schools, Endeavor meetings, and lectures, alongside campus connections like Ottawa, Lawrence, and nearby colleges.
A fragment describes salt rheum as possibly chronic and widespread with burning itching patches. It urges cleansing the humors and timely treatment. A reader letter claims Ficod's Sertaperilia improved a digesting feeling and cure was rapid once started.
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy for skin eruptions. The fragment touts “Positively” quick relief and urges readers to take the product, signaling a medicinal patent claim common in periodicals.
The note lists multiple church events with preaching times. Suz day school at 2 pm and 12 pm sermon, Stet Mr Deweall, and services at 11 am 3 pm. A 7:30 pm sermon on Defeat Into the Zrog Rescue Mission is planned, with a 7:30 pm preaching session and Sunday afternoon service at Earvice. Details include locations Welonea Chandler and contact BY Brntowe for further info.
A congressional committee report on hazing at West Point calls for strict regulations, stronger detection of abuse, and new penalties. It details cadet convulsions and fainting from hazing, cites two deaths as possible outcomes, and urges reforms including enhanced oversight, tighter rules for cadets and officers, and tougher disciplinary actions.
Kansas City influenced rulings with multiple appeals reversed or affirmed. The docket includes cases from Jefferson Lyon and Douglas counties among others, with judges like C J Doster, and notes on writs and errors. The text mentions Cure the Grip and local ads, reflecting mixed content on the page.
A chaotic session reveals factional strife over a veteran Mexican war pension and a heated clash on a Philippines policy. Debate centers on justice for an old veteran and the U S role in the Philippines amid wealth influence.
Fragmented OCR text notes low bound trin rates to paints in Texas on February 19. mentions ec zectie callway, Main Route, tickets to points including San Antonio and Texas, urging local agent for full information. vague reference to Senate, AWenties, and Owens.
Readers from Vermont Indiana and Illinois report recovery from grip headaches stomach issues and nerve trouble after using Dr Miles Nervine and other Mile products. Testimonials praise relief and renewed health after prolonged illness and sleepless nights despite damaged nerves and digestive discomfort.
In a heated council session the temperance ordinance faced defeat but later revival. Key votes included Chaney, Warner, and Hhunatees for passage while Blossom, Hotis, Merpin, Barwon, and Hughes opposed. The debate centered on patronage, open council submissions, and whether the ordinance could pass without broad support.
Weather notes report another snowfall with forecaster Mr. Cox predicting continued cold and snow. A west wind steady at ten miles per hour accompanies the cold spell. Snow yesterday measured around six inches, with weekly total about 27.7 inches.
Dr Eva Harding accuses Hughes backers of fooling women and urges them to use their 2000 strong voting bloc to demand the city chief and attorney position if Hughes is elected. She questions how much wives will concede for backing him.
A cryptic note outlines a peaceful Des Moines tour described as avoiding aggression. Mentions repentance and a pledge that there will be no smushing, with unclear references to participants and dates.
Presidents Ripley of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and officials from the Southern Pacific meet to discuss important business. Arrangements reportedly include plans affecting miners and eastern routes, with talks held today in Topeka and Santa Fe.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a February event involving Shia Lanls and a line between Bastrop, La and Goose River, with references to Northimlins and a possible inclusion in a state road or river route study. Names and places are partly garbled but indicate a regional announcement and transport linkage.
A fragmented snippet reflects on aging emphasizing health as paramount for the elderly, noting lifelong comfort over fleeting strength and the inevitability of death. It questions whether wrinkles signify pain or long joy, and mentions the role of diet in sustaining health across age.
Stoker announces George Stoner and Losey as candidates with Topeka ties and a university background. Stoner, a 1588 entrant, has practiced law seven years in Topeka and built a reputation for enforcement of measures. Rex le Tabi Ail arug oy references money and local figures on West Suvench Street. Br Woods Seaway Pine Syrup advertised for coughs and colds.
A garbled advertisement touts cures for eczema skin diseases and a supposed health booklet. It lists products for cleaning pores removing blackheads and includes a call to write for a descriptive booklet and to become an agent. Local contact details and prices appear in an obsolete catalog style.
A local church group plans a book and magazine sale Monday to raise funds for a higher reading room in Teonessetown. Volunteers will collect donations and organize the event, aiming to boost community access to reading materials.
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