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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
6
Fragmentary text shows mention of curing piles and a list of disjoint phrases. Names or locations are unclear. overall readable content is chaotic and lacks a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
In Chicago a memorial observance honored Abraham Lincoln with speeches by notable figures including Governor Yates ex United States senator from Nebraska and Congressman Fur. The event featured readings on Lincoln's life and themes of national unity with about 700 attendees at Tales Wasfield. Additional gatherings and remarks touched on the nation’s future, the Flag, and Lincoln’s legacy.
The Erie Road vestibuled passenger train left the track and ran twenty cars beyond, injuring several passengers. The rear private car belonged to Joseph Ruimsey, president of the Wintershire line. Mr Posey and others suffered injuries. Wabash official Brain Cunctor and Charles Harris were among those affected.
A Mandarin of the An ilvetrious Chinese Bandarin and his wife claim Grape Nuts cured stomach and kidney trouble and a heart disorder after traditional physicians failed. The letter, translated by an interpreter, recounts years of illness and a dramatic three month improvement following the dietary change, urging others to try the product.
New York on February 12 saw a Lincoln day banquet hosted by the Republican Club with about five hundred guests. James W. Gleed of Topeka spoke on Lincoln's record, praising the Civil War era and the Union, while Depew and others addressed themes of emancipation, the Constitution, and national healing.
The wind signals a Populist conference may endorse the Democratic ticket while preserving a state organization. Plans include a late state convention to prevent factional reorganization and to keep the Populist line intact on the ballot. Critics warn the move could be the last state convention for the party.
A San Francisco report claims four major express firms Adams American United States and Wells Fargo may merge into one company with J H Harriman becoming president at the next stockholders meeting The New York dispatch contradicts the report saying such a merger had not been contemplated and was not correct according to the receiver in San Francisco
The state journal notes the county Republican central committee voted to retain spring nominations for the November ballot with a near unanimous decision. Only two votes against. the slate includes A. T. Lakas sheriff, C. Bowen treasurer, A Newman county clerk, John Marshall register of deeds, G. Hogeboom coroner, J. Rodgers county surveyor, with primaries proposed for March and a March 10 county convention to select delegates for Holton.
Mrs Santa Montgomery wife of John C Montgomery died at home in Covens California January 2 at the age of. Former Topeka resident, lived ten years at Fifteenth and Mulgane streets, leaves many friends. Mrs Linnie Baunders dies last night at age 4% with funeral at her house Friday.
The Sixth district Republican committee meets at Norton on April 24 to set representation at one delegate per 250 votes for George A. Clark in the secretary of state race two years ago, plus one at large per county, totaling 166 delegates. White, of Jewell County, emerges as a possible compromise candidate amid the Wellington-Reeder split. A separate judicial convention will meet at Goodland on April 16 for the Twenty fourth Judicial district, with Judge Charles W. Smith likely to be renominated. The report notes postmaster battles in Cawker City and tensions between Wellington and Reeder complicating the convention dynamics.
The text details factional maneuvering in the party over delegate selection and the timing of the state convention. It notes Ben Shaffer's appointment as deputy oil inspector and critiques the Duke’s influence within the Republican ranks. The contest between Reeder and Wellington reveals shifting power as delegates at large are chosen and the convention date debates conclude with a March versus April split.
The market report tracks futures and cash prices across corn and barley, with May grain selling down and hogs and cattle showing varied demand. It notes receipts, price ranges for steer and heifer categories, and stock trends at Chicago and Kansas City markets, plus New York stocks activity and notable shifts in major rail and industrial shares.
A garbled market column reports on futures and commodity prices including wheat corn and oats, with scattered references to New York prices and various regional markets. The piece mentions Kansas City and Topeka markets, mixed grain values, livestock terms, and assorted commodities in a snapshot of market activity.
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