Marion Burgett Predicts Parker Victory in Court Ruling
Marion Burgett a deaf mute announces Albart Parker will win the supreme court decision of the To Mayoralty contest. He notes only town resident not discussing the outcome and cites a tobacco plug mascot as a supposed talisman pinned by Dir. Hursedt at the State Journal office yesterday.
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State Journal
Marion Burgett
Albart Parker
Supreme Court
Dir
Hursedt
Roe Journal
Burgett
Parker
Hursett
Green Mountain Helowator Promises Cure for Eczema
A testimonial from Millard of Troy about a 25 year eczema struggle, praising Green Mountain Helowator for restoring health after three bottles. The letter urges purification of blood and links blood vitality to nerves digestion and overall strength.
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Millard
Revere House
Troy
Smith's Green
Lipton's next yacht to be built by Fife in Scotland
London January 14 Sir Thomas Lipton plans a new challenger for the America’s Cup to be built by William Fife at his Clyde yard. George L Watson will assist with design and calculations and Fife will bring Shamrock I experience to the project. Construction to begin soon for a late 1903 season challenger.
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Sir Thomas
Fife
London
Fairlie
Clyde
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sharrock IL
Houat
Thomas
George Ll. Watson Haw
Wire
Dennis Yard
Booth
Western League Meets in Kansas City Session Opens
Baseball men from nearly a dozen states gathered in Kansas City for the Western League meeting and discussions with the National Association of Minor Leagues. President Whitfield said the circuit is complete for six towns and a decision will follow on the remaining locations as Des Moines Indianapolis St Paul Minneapolis and others contend for the final spots. The proceedings are expected to continue tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Western League
National Association of Minor
Pat Powers
Eastern League
Whitfield
Toting
Des Moines
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Peorte
Flynn
Wrich
Oreettrem
Association of Minor Leaguee
Biehl
Steel Trust Notified to Pay State Taxes
Illinois Steel Corporation branch was served notice to remit between 65000 and 575000 to the state treasury. Secretary of State sent a representative to enforce the Illinois corporation act, warning failure to comply could threaten the firm's business status as the case heads toward the U.S. Supreme Court. Local officers refused to admit they are part of United States Steel, maintaining separate corporate status.
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Chicago
Gan
Oure
Ilinois Steel
United States Steel Corporation
State of Titunia
Rome
Oes
Steel Trust
Bu Zetentes
For Sinicorporation
Mose
United States Supreme Court
Trust
Illnois Corporation
United States Steel Company
Pea
Real Estate Transfers From Local Records
Real estate transfers listed include A to Miller at 5 Journal Street and Richards to Morrison for 550 dollars. The Pruden Investment Co. gains parcels 2 and 3, block 18 and parts of blocks 20, with prices around 600 dollars, while Nell Mor sin receives a lot on Walnut Street. Wife to Paritin and son at 28 Clay Street also noted in the transfers.
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M. A. Miller
Jouiay
Richards Tod
H. Morrison
Prudeninvestment Cox
Morsin
Paritin
Young's
Weather Record Shows Bitter Kansas Midwinter Stretch
Past 26 days mean temperature averaged 36 degrees while the last two days from December 2 to today yielded genuine Kansan cold. Observer Jennings notes most days below freezing with minims above 15, and maximums below 38 except in January. A table details temperatures, winds, and precipitation with regional county rainfalls and a lecture by Dr. McFarland on Dollars at the film event.
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Obnerver Jennings
Ann Tmanti
Isi
Praises Pyramid Pile Cure Ends Years of Pain
Mrs Aaron Medron of Savannah Ga writes that piles and rectal trouble plagued her for years until Pyramid Pile Cure cured her. She reports relief from bleeding and pain after trying the remedy and credits it with steady results.
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Aaron Medron
Savannah
Testimonial on Pepsin Syrup by J C Brown
J C Brown writes from Monticello praising Pepsin Syrup and Herb Taxative Rams as a valuable tonic and stomach aid. He notes its equal merit to multiple physicians and offers to provide a free sample and book. Brown, a representative of an eighth senatorial district, endorses the product for household use.
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Biankernith
Pythias
Petr
Pepsin Syrup Co
J. C. Brown
Sporti
Th. Dy
Caulawell
Pepsin
Monticello
Lantz and the Fakir on Prairie Dogs Exterminator View
Prof D F Lantz of the State Agricultural College critiques an eastern fakir's Leslie's Weekly illustration that misrepresented prairie dogs as jack rabbits. He argues the article overstated losses, cites actual rental values, and details his bulletins on prairie dog and gopher control using cyanide and strychnine.
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Prairie Dog
Leslie
D. F. Lantz
State Agricultural College
Fakir
Leslie's
Lants
Eastern Illustrated
Jusry 2
Kansas
Pralrin
Lente
Era
Hexaya
Lanes Arnatz
Residents push for a new post office in Arlington Heights
Neighborhood residents west of Topeka seek a new post office to serve Arlington Heights. At Wil liam Eaton's grocery store petitions are circulated for signatures to send to Congressman Curtis for a recommendation to establish the office on a star route to Wanamaker. The plan aims to meet expected demand with no disadvantage to current recipients.
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Arlington Heights
Topeka
William Eaton
Congressman Curtis
Wanamaker
Burrow Announces Candidacy for Secretary of State
J. H. Burrow of Smith Center declares for the Republican nomination for Secretary of State. He is described as a prominent Smith County figure, long associated with First National Bank, and is reportedly among the county’s wealthiest men. The report notes rival Charles Harris of Emporia remains active in the race.
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J. 9. Burrow
Smith Center
Burrow
Smith Ae
Smith County
Tives
Charles Harris
Emporia
Police Jottings Druggist Lake and Adams House Proprietor Remembered
Police court sessions opened with a funeral service for Druggist Lake and Adams House proprietor. Several petty offenders were discharged after careful review, including a bootblade case and a theater passes forgery accusation. A man named Chrisles Watt faced arrest for associating with Bessie Lane and other entanglements, with legal aid by Attorney Joe Reed leading to discharge. The docket closed amid lighthearted remarks about arrangements and a final discharge for Fannie Robers for lack of evidence.
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Ed Rouse
DT. Crawford
Bundy
T. Crawford
Crawford
Chrisles Watt
Bessie
J. H Hartman
Watt
Joe Reed
Watts
William Penn Willets
North
Kansas Avenue
Willets
Lemal
Joe John— Son
North Aide
Fannie Robers
Herring and
Merritt
Adams Hotel
Ree
Relling
Merritt and others face quirky court rulings on nuisances
In a cluttered court scene Merritt is convicted for sewing while Herring and Take face nuisance charges with unclear counts. The judge recalls the Klaver case and considers penalizing George with $1000 per count. Fr. D. Smart is arrested for burglary and larceny after a trunk and rings are recovered with help from police. The piece notes governor Stauntey refusing commissions for Kansas Nat yard members.
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Merritt
W._F. Take
Army
Kiaver
Herman Klaver
John Doe
George
Fr. D. Smart
Bee” Adams
Gve
St. Adante Mart
Adams
For Rent Rooms and Housi ngs in Topeka
Classified notice lists numerous rental offers including unfurnished second floor rooms on West Sixth and Quincy streets, furnished rooms with or without board, modern houses for rent, and uncarpeted rooms. Also includes farm land and real estate sales in the Topeka area with prices and locations.
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van Buren
Quincy
Monrow
Sis
Kansan Ave
Kansas Ave
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Nelvate
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AL Coke
Wells
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Hoipe
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Southeast Cor
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Chandler
Mos
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Goren
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Kane
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Tiddete
Dover Road
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Willlee
M Veery
Roe St
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Tyler St
Ayall
U. P. Coy
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Omah
Lane
Lincoln
Meutenant
James F. Lawrence
Charles E Meece
H. Alfred Poe
Hutchinson
Leutenant
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