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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1903

Page

8

Topeka caucus and crowd scenes mix with Barnd at Copeland

A garbled Topeka report describes Representative Burnd arriving to mingle with Copeland county supporters, misidentifications, and political maneuvering as Barnd pursues a speaker bid. It notes he aimed to draw fire from rivals and avoid senatorial scrutiny while backing Pringle for speaker and Calterhead for senator as his preferred slate.

Topeka Barnd Nese Topene Copeland County Mr. Barna J. W. Khor Ficoks Farad Garad Pringle Calterhead Harnd

Testimony Value Amidst Doubtful Aid and Pyramid Promises

A fragmented letter discusses reliance on testimony to aid families, praising a Texas entrepreneur's pyramid scheme and medicine claims. It recounts efforts to obtain treatment, a promised cure, and financial expectations, noting distrust and urging action despite uncertain results.

Topeka Mutuafer Company Sets Capital Rise for Warehouse

The Topeka mutuafer company held a meeting to raise its capital from 25000 to 50000 to fund a new cold storage warehouse at First and Quincy. Directors listed include A Troup WM Forbes J B Hillard W Robey W Bergundthal J Wood TA Stebbins J Dalton H Cops fabit David Bowie and H Mupkaon. The treasurer reported year receipts of 17056.35 and labor costs of 12, with stockholders numbered around six hundred and customers two thousand.

Annie Mutuafer Company Topeka Topeke First Quincy Ehuseg Tee A. Troup WM Forbes J.B. Hillard W. Robey W. & Bergundthal Wood TA Stebbins J. Dalton Copsfabit David Bowie H. Mupkaon

Annual Session of Topeka Commerce Club Open Meeting

Annual session outlines nine director elections and new member admissions with duties of officers and committee roles. Notes delays in announcements and call for participation at Oxford party events tied to the club’s program, plus a mention of upcoming meetings. The report also covers New York social events and a charity collection tied to strikes in Pittsburgh with donations supporting relief for workers.

Tim Topeka Conmercis Club Ise Fl Elecind Tr Norec Herasto Eho Ane Nial Ane Nial Enporta of the Secretary and Trea Urers Oxford Bretel Steck

Inauguration Week Social Notes From Topeka

Topeka society mingled with visiting lawmakers and University of Kansas students during inauguration week. Citizens from Clay Center, Wichita, Wellington, Lawrence, and others attended receptions and club meetings at homes and Everett Hall. Local marriages, lectures, and thanks expressed by various residents marked the social calendar amid ceremonies and planned gatherings.

Thete Fraternity University of Kansas At Lawrence Everett Hall Lawrence

Remarkable Catarrh Cure Promoted by Tablets in Old Ad

A long ad touts Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets as a radical internal cure for catarrh affecting the nose throat and organs. It claims modern remedies fail, highlights blood action, and includes testimonials about relief and safety for adults and children.

Becatire Dee Stuart Isiowe Vojteinek

Social Roundup of Visits and Arrivals for the Legislature

Local society notes list numerous visitors and residents gathering in Copeland and nearby cities for the legislative session. Names include Mr C Colman attorney general, Mrs Roger Van Hook, Dr J P Root, Mrs GS Jobes, Mr L A Biggar, Mr John E Frost, Senator J F Porter, Mr Will Trapp, Mr E J Crocker, Mr J J Petitjon, Mr James Campbell, Mr Hen Garland, Mrs Davis of Concordia, Miss Annie Davis, Miss Jean Wallace, Miss Margaret Coughlin, and others visiting or staying for events and inaugurations in Topeka and Kansas City communities.

John E Frost RR Meate Campbel Meate Copeland J. F. Porter Aipo Sors Pittebure Copeland Colony Will Trapp Venita Oklahoma E. J. Crocker Cottonwood Parls Chey Street Hen) Garland Wichite M. ©. Campbell Wichita Kansas City Davis Concordia Annie Davis Fred Davis Jean Wallace Chicaso John Griler Miles Alice Quinn Kutmsast City Margaret Coughlin Silver Lake Mise McAloon

Bank of Topeka Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Bank of Topeka held its annual stockholders meeting Monday with current officers reelected. Directors present included John R. Mulvane, A. Washburn, J. W. Fernsworth, T. B. Sweet, Joab Mull, W. Thurston, M. A. Low, Charles Wolff, and J. P. Griswold absent. Re-elected officers were President J. R. Mulvane, Vice President F. Hughes, Cashier J. W. Thurston, and Assistant Cashier 5.

Bank of Topeka John R. Mulvane A. Washburn J. W. Fernsworth T. B. Sweet Joab Mull W. Thurston M. A. Low Charles Wolff J. P. Griswold J. R. Mulvane W. Knowles F. Hughes

Noted Indiana Surgeon Dr John Allan Seancon Dies

Newport News recollects the death of Dr John Allan Seancon a former surgeon of the Thirty second Indiana Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War later known as a specialist in stomach diseases He died at his home in Newport today.

Newport Iy John Allard Seancon Thirty-second Indiana Volunteer Todas

The Secret of Long Life in Patent Remedies

An extract extols Electric Hitters as a cure all enhancing digestion and organ function. It claims regulation of stomach liver and kidneys improving blood parity and appetite aiding kidney troubles female complaints and digestion while promoting vigorous health and aiverigtt Gets ASE Reso iF se She ofan.

Local notices and social events fill Topeka page

North Topeka society news lists visits by Kim Ball Printing Co. and Miss Mary Vaught, dances at Barrett's hall with Willcox orchestra, and lodge receipts. Rev J Nueffer visits West Cart Street. church guilds plan sewing projects. Card of Thanks notes bereavement of Aurelia McReed. Duplicates Whist Club results and Blue Port lodge joint installation planned for January 1903 with officers named for the Relief Corps and members toasted with refreshments.

Fenve Kimball Printing Co North Kansas Ave HL Cunningham Ottwa Mary Vaught Shorey Barrett's Hall Willcox Orchestra Hamony Rebekah Lodge Rochester Literary Artsts Reo A.C North Karsa J. Nueffer St. Jon Mo Bes. Cathman West Cart Street Stuttgart Germany Aurelia McReed Wster Mra Theodic Clancy Reed Jose W. Reed O. Reed Zora A Reed Hallie E. Reed Martha . Kimball West Gordon Street Blue Port No Blue ‘Trellet Corps Hell North Kansar Avenua Yam Heliet Corps Heliet Serpe Interpol J. M. Darmenilanda F Gray Topeka JH. Alien D.N Fox J. F. Buck Martha Heller Anne Deppe Mia Phoebe Davis Grace Holmes Catherine Stuinders Mra Margaret Atts Suase Ee Ate Pantat Ant Guardis Minn den Allie hicRoun

Strike of Teamsters Threatens 5000 to 6000 in St Louis

A looming strike by teamsters in St Louis could affect 5000 to 6000 workers if demands for higher wages and humane treatment are not met by next Friday. Freight handlers, department and retail store delivery staff, wagon and coal wagon drivers face possible widespread disruption amid freezing conditions. Also, a fire at George Gould's New York home damages tapestries and paintings, with losses estimated near $10,000. Gould family absent from residence.

St Louis St. Louie Mainke Univ Nusti George Gould New York George J. Gould Abe Gould Ieey

Denied by the Countess in France Rumor Denial

Jan, the former Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria Hungary denies rumors reported by a journalist in Mentone France. She says the Count Langay did not betray her and rejects the gossip as untrue and impertinent.

Vienne Langay Stephanie Austria-Hungary Count Langay Nive Weiner Journal Martin Near Mentone France

Coal Jumps Up 3 in Chicago Market Report

The January 13 Chicago wholesale anthracite advance pushes the price to 11.50 per unit amid unclear reasons. Dealers cite market conditions, noting demand remains tight for hard coal and expect the trend to continue for some time.

Chicago

Fall on Ice Killed Him Dayton Man William Cake

Dayton reports the death of William P. Cake aged 70 a millionaire manufacturer after injuries from a fall on icy sidewalks a week earlier. The accident occurred in Dayton and the death was recorded today January 15. The deceased was a prominent local industrialist with substantial business holdings.

Dayton William P. Cakehap Mansifacas Yer Chance

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