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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1904
Page
9
Advertises table linens emphasizing weave, finish, and design with new patterns. Lists bleached damasks, Fine Irish Linen, Barnsley and Scotch damasks, and Irish damasks at various widths and special prices from 29c to $1.39. Includes pattern tablecloths, fringed cloths, napkins, and remnant sale details with yardage-based discounts.
A river of invitations and gatherings fills Topeka social pages with whist clubs, entertainments, and visits. Miss Ruby Jones of Guthrie and Frank Shellabarger of Kansas City marry quietly at Mr Frank H M Greer’s home as relatives mourn the bride’s father.
North Topeka column items list visitors and travels among residents, church social plans, and civic notes. Mentions Miss Elnora Snyder, Miss Lucile Lambert, W. L. Taylor of Taylor Grain Company, and Mrs. Courtney at 612 Topeka Ave. Reports on oyster supper by Shawnee Council No. 3 K & L, fire department horse purchase, and upcoming river traffic service. Includes obituaries for Nora Marple, and local business note on J C Wintermeyer lumber loss of 409,000.
A compact remark notes that many people pass by and are drawn to the narrator's druggist trade, implying the store's appeal and popularity. The line hints at favorable opinion of the druggist’s assistance and products, suggesting a local reputation for helpful service.
In Topeka last night the Topeka Y M C A gym hosted a thrilling basketball clash with Emporia State Normal. Topeka dominated, 40 to 13, building on early lead as Grice and Millice starred in a rough, team-driven win. Referee Carney’s calls drew audience hisses, while Emporia’s Jackson battled hard but lacked supporting scores.
Dr. Robert Gray of Garden City heads a group of doctors seeking reinstatement after license revocation. Others include Dr. A. B. Caton, accused of assault, and Dr. C. I. Hewitt of Chautauqua County. Secretary Lewis notes frequent complaints but acts only on properly supported affidavits.
Wolcott led Athletes with high score as the team defeated Hercules by four pins in a close late night contest. Standings show Hercules beating Pin Knights by seven pins and Pin Knights edging Athletes by 48 pins. Athletes top Hercules by a narrow margin.
Baltimore officials report a plan to ask the U S government to send soldiers to police the burned fire district and an immediate legislative appropriation. Mayor McLane to form an emergency advisory committee as reconstruction begins amid ceaseless rebuilding efforts and appeals for permits.
Charles War ren Pairbanks senior United States senator from Indiana will run as a publican candidate for vice president. He would select someone else if nominated and would offer no objections. Pairbanks had planned a bid for the presidency before President McKinley’s death, establishing a base in Washington for the campaign. The McKinley death interrupted Fairbanks’ efforts and he feared the president’s successor might urge unrest.
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