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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1904

Page

9

Radium Water Cancer Treatment Trial Reported

An Ann Arbor laboratory report describes a radium water treatment claimed to relieve cancer pain within minutes. Dr Stevens and Detroit specialists discuss immersing carriers in radium water, asserting tumor cells shrink and morphine use declines. Several patients with long standing cancers reportedly show rapid pain relief and improved condition after treatment.

Ann Arbor Midh Creditory University of Michigan Rollin Stevens Detroit Michian Gta Bortios Steven Gr Xray Burns Was & Mnt Palin Prestint Michigan Chile Fie

Endorsed candidates by Lincoln Women's Municipal League

The Lincoln Women's Municipal League endorsed Fred B. Gillett for the Fourth ward council and C. V. W. Wolt for the Third ward. An adjourned meeting will occur in about ten weeks. The group plans active involvement in voter registration where contests loom. Wolf credits the women's influence for his election, with Luther M. Nellis also helped by their support in the Fourth ward.

Women’s Municipal League Lincoln Post Fred B. Gillett C. V W. Wolt Woman's Municipal Longue Wolf Luther M. Nellis

Ten Months on Ocean Ship Juterpelle Returns to New York

The Juterpelle towed into New York City harbor after ten months at sea from the Philippine islands. Five months overdue, the crew exhausted after continuous storms and two cowans. The ship sailed from Manila on April 11, reached Hong Kong only on September 1, a seaman was killed by a falling block off Cape Horn.

New York Fioitn Philippine Islands Joterpelle Delaware Treakwatk Lldilo Honorsty Cape Horn

Grandfather Seeks Custody of Grandsons in Topeka

In Ottawa a reporter notices Grigziod Hixter at the Santa Fe depot as he pleads for custody of grandsons Willett and Cleve Wasser aged 14 and 17. The boys were in Tonka school then with farmer Mr. Morrow near Topeka but vanished after a field excursion. Grandfather and grandmother Doc and Bits Bixler pursue the children as officials search Topeka, with the mothe r expressing distress over giving up her children.

Ottawa Grigziod Dioc” Hixter Santa Fe Willett Tonka Morrow Topeka Hite Wasser Grandpap Vand Cleve Viniang Bixler Blonday McCullihan Topeien

Malicious chain letters stir temperance group in Mount Vernon

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Mount Vernon battles a persistent chain-letter campaign urging Congress to ban cigarette sales. An unknown sender circulates about 5000 letters weekly, sent to groups including the National Motion Society, with Philadelphia post office handling the misaddressed mail as officials seek a remedy.

Mount Vernon Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Congress Hars Philadelphia Clayton Melehael Philadeinhia

University Men Meet at Sixth AAU Conference

Representatives from 14 universities gathered in New Haven for the sixth annual conference of the Association of American Universities. Yale hosted a luncheon in Woodbridge Hall, then delegates heard Columbia University report on uniform university statistics for enrollment and expenditure. Attendees included Leland Stanford Jr and academics from California, Massachusetts, and other institutions.

New Haven Conn Yale Corporation Woodbridge Columbia University Leland Stanford, Jr University Jordan A. H. Su

Question of Publishing Railroad Tariffs Not Settled

Washington Feb 18 The Interstate Commerce Commission says it will delay a firm ruling on publishing tariffs for export and import traffic. If the act is not repealed soon, the commission may enforce publication of important rates as provided by law, but not yet complied with.

Washington The Interstate Commerce Commission Asia Ita

Blind woman survives fire with aid from brother

Washington Feb 18. A blind woman in North Strabane Township narrowly escaped death in a house fire when her dress caught fire from an open grate. She groped about the room and, aided by her brother, tore the burning clothing away as flames enveloped her sister.

Washington North Strabane Dm Lewis

Body in transit fuels Texas man's strange pursuit

In Pueblo a Texas man named Hurley H. Morgan arrives seeking the body of his sweetheart Harriet Spencer, reportedly stolen from a train wreck while he tried to return her to Mississippi for burial. Herbert Leroux, alleged rival suitor, is tied to the case as he confronts the mystery of the missing remains.

Pustio Cos Hurley H. Morgan Chicago Tex Pueblo Smotann Ian Harriet Spencer Formiely Corinth Miss Mississippi Herbert Leroux Gage

Senate OREUM MAY WIN and fire at Greensboro College

February 18 report from Charlotte describes a fire destroying Greensboro College for Women in Greensboro, with 90 pupils and faculty escaping. losses reported around 175000 dollars with insurance at 100000. Other items note Willis D. Orin nominated for customs education in Charleston and military relief orders in Baltimore.

Charlotte N.C Greensvora Stedeate Greensboro College South Washington Senate Committee of Commerce Norisaion Willis D. Orin Charleston

Women in Circus Trick Ends With Ice Sidecar Slide

Orange New Jersey February residents witnessed a horse pulling a coupe containing two women and a driver slide down a steep icy hill. The horse rode on its hindquarters for about 300 feet before stopping at the hill’s base. The driver urged the horse as bystanders feared the situation, and the women screamed but were reassured. The incident followed a thaw that left a freeze over ice on the street. The horse’s haunches were bruised and dignity ruffled.

Orange N. J Heywood

Shot wife dead after reconciliation refusal

At Denver on February 18 Frank G. Senter a railroad conductor killed his wife age 49 and died by suicide at the Woman's home after years of separation. The couple had four children and recently faced divorce proceedings. He shot her three times then killed himself.

Senter Denver Colo Frank G. Senter

Receiver appointed for Michigan Electric company in Detroit

In Detroit on February 28 a Trust company was named receiver for the Michigan Electric company. Total liabilities are reported around 74 000 dollars.

Electric Company Detroit Mich Mana Trust Company Michigan Electric Company

Rivalry in trade faces each business’s own downfall

A tersely observed market note highlights how most merchants race to outdo rivals while a few focus on serving customers, asserting their success comes from peers undermining themselves rather than external pressure.

Churches Federation Unites Cumberland and Presbyterian Bodies

In St Louis on February 18 a conference of sub committees from the Cumberland and Presbyterian churches announced they have agreed on all items for consolidation. The only remaining issue concerns the wording of prescribed tours as the two denominations prepare a formal union and plan a celebratory banquet.

Cumberland Presbyterian St. Louis Cumberland and

Preliminary hearing set for James Wheeler in robbery case

In city court Wheeler and Lillie Jordan are charged with robbing P. Clark of North Topeka on February 6. The hearing was continued to February 29 on defense request. Clark described a night-time hold up by a man and a woman, with the man aiming a pistol, as they escaped with $12. Both suspects are penitentiary inmates, the woman recently released after a one-year arson sentence. Philadelphia reports ships in distress near Marcus Hook and in the Delaware River as the Bluefields and Montana face stranding risk.

James Wheeler Wheeler Lillie Jordan P. Clark North Topeka Clark Jordan

When You Have a Cold and Remedies

The first action when you have a cold is to relieve the lungs. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy liquefies mucus and aids expulsion, producing a free expectoration and opening secretions. A complete cure soon follows and the remedy may prevent pneumonia tendencies. Haskell vs. M. C. A. Friday eve.

Old Colored Man Gets a New Wagon Report

George E. Lerrigo reports funds raised to replace the burned peanut stand owned by Joe Goodloe. Of 13.49 collected, all but 24.42 was spent on the stand and stock. Donations included materials and labor from local firms and individuals. Also notes a court injunction filing by John MacGinnis against Boston & Montana Copper and Silver Mining company and others. West Virginia ice storm news and assorted advertisements follow.

George E. Lerrigo Joe Goodloe G. Pletener Joe Gor Restrains Copper Co New York John MacGinnis Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company Arthur P. Heinz Otto C. Heinz

Will Test The Law In Timber Tax Fight

Vancouver Feb 18 Jamn Merrill a 2 million lumberman who owns 59 000 acres of timber land in British Columbia and James Dunmire a 4 million coal mine owner of Nanaimo B C will join to test the constitutionality of the new timber tax export duty raised from one to five dollars per thousand. The funds were secured from the government before 18 or before any royalty was imposed on timber in the province.

Vancouver Jamn Merrill Milenaire Lumber British Columbia James Dunmire Nanaimo B.C United States

Through Sleeper to Florida from Kansas City

Daily through sleeper service from Kansas City via Frisco System and Southern Railway to Jacksonville Florida promotes an old established route with new features this winter. Information available upon request, price nine dollars.

Florida Kansas City Frisco Southern Railway Jacksonville Fln

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