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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
2
A sensational claim from Giles Edkih Williams describes a method to cure drunkenness using ordinary foods and coffee. The account alleges a husband’s craving for breakfast and sober behavior after exposure to the remedy, with promises of free instructions and detailed directions.
In a melee during a Boston game the punch lands on the nose. Players stumble as fans and officials split the scrum. The incident disrupts play while inquiries begin into the foul.
Inked plan for a boxing bout at Locumer test night faces delay as judge weighs a permanent injunction request. If denied, postponement may extend into early next week, with potential trial settlement sought via court and theatre venues.
Reports from Elkhart Indiana indicate Chicago Cubs catcher Criger and players Garvin and Origer jumped to the American League. Ellkhart rumor states Criger’s salary demands and backstop quality would fit St Louis. Details note Robison’s prior summer move and reserve status of Schreckengost and Buelow in various positions.
In San Francisco on February 14 heavy rain affected racing at Tenforan. Arsoulate led early and fought gamely in the stretch, while Jos Frey supported the pace. Favorite Burma scooped two wins with Vaanel at 2 to 1 and Moore head Pretche Gr in the steeplechase, Wiseing ape.
Fragmented OCR text describes a baseball event involving Emporia, dated February 10, with garbled phrases surrounding a game or match. No clear teams, scores, or locations are readable. The readable bits mention Wind and Pie and see pits, but no concrete facts emerge.
Fans packed the new McGraw Park as Jad Me Graw, the famed player magnate, led a day of performances. Reports from Philadelphia and Philadelphia area observers noted the stadium opening, athletic city support, and early nods to Connie Mack’s Green plan amid a windy February scene.
The note invites visitors to the new Security building at 111 West Seventh Street to view fresh spring tailor made garments from EXBERG Merchant Tabor at West Seventh Street.
The article extols Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as a preventive against pneumonia during past epidemics and claims every case recovered, noting its worldwide reputation for treating colds and grippe. It mentions a druggist and depot locations and warns of counterfeit products in circulation.
Leavenworth February 14 reports long aged deeds, including a Lincoln signed bounty land grant from the Mexican War era. The 105 acre tract formerly Kickapoo land was issued to J Buchanan and executed June 2, 1835, with Lincoln’s signature noted as a historic feature.
The Modern Woodmen of America gathering in Wichita elected P. G. Cnuble Beloit as state consul and Dr Ee Jones Kansas City as state medical examiner. D ee Tillotson Topeka chaired the session with 300 delegates from 98 counties. A Kansas delegation controversy surrounded Northcott’s ousting. Johnson’s amendments passed as a committee report. Delegates for the St Paul convention were named.
Leavenworth Kansas February 14 startling disclosures in the case of Capt Cheriin M Carter threaten a national scandal said by Carter’s friends to reach several top officials and court figures. A Savannah telegram notes efforts to arrest Carter if released on bail as habeas corpus appeals proceed. Public and military officers are said to be active in pursuing charges and coordinating actions across states.
A consultation occurred on Carter's appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court with his attorney present. Dr Carter, uncle of Oberlin, arrived with his nephew at the U.S. penitentiary and offered bail of 190000 if the petition is granted and the case proceeds after court opens.
T W Ether son of Fatpy pene, 22 miles north of Wichita, received a letter demanding money in exchange for not using dynamite. The letter instructed payment in a pinned envelope attached to a bridge over the Arkaneat river. Ether son did not comply and did not report the letter until Monday.
Dickinson county farmers commit 1250 to secure Russian seed wheat. Officials hope imported seed will replace deteriorated stock. With 600 bushels not enough for next season, the new seed aims to boost supply and yield, costing about 2250 in total.
Winnie Hardin of Arkansasity Arkansas shoots herself after school. Feb 14 the 1b year old girl used her father's 38 caliber revolver, fired twice, missing, then shot herself in the head. She was unconscious and died about two hours later. A note to her mother said goodbye, and another to Charlie Lewis expressed deep love and said he would never know.
A crowd of women and men gathered as notices were served in a local interprise dispute. Doors remained barricaded despite expectations of a broader action, with county officials anticipating tense moments and potential legal steps.
In Gofts Kansas on February 14 a sharp bustle occurred as residents learned Abe Cottrell, jailed locally for alleged act, had been moved to Beneca and expected to return by early afternoon. A dozen women gathered to assist neighbors and hastened to aid as the town responded.
Four Jointkeepers were arrested in Coffeyville Kansas as authorities moved to crisis this county. Bonds were set for their appearance. Also listed are pensions for Kansans and several names with small monetary amounts noted under a special act dated January.
A fragmented loan notice mentions Capital Building and Loan and a Kansas Avenue address. The runic, damaged text references funds, steel tires, a factory, and various names, with unclear details and dates.
News reports a large furniture store fire in Arkansas City with extensive damage. One person, Henry Whitmore, is reported dead as investigators comb the scene for the cause amid a night of smoky chaos in the town. Police and local officials caution residents as the blaze is brought under control, with emergency crews on site.
Vague OCR fragment mentions individuals and a listed lot with measurements. It references dates in April and a city telephones count. The text is garbled but implies a sale or transfer event tied to local people and a specific lot. No clear outcomes or entities beyond vague names and a date.
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