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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1904

Page

2

Shoes sale listing with varied footwear deals

A local sale advertises boys heavy school shoes at a pair, misses fine kid shoes with many unique samples up to 1.25 per pair, and men's pebble-goat shoes guaranteed solid and widely sold at 1.75 to 2 per pair. The event promotes a total value of 48 dollars.

Conda

Endorse Roosevelt by National Live Stock Convention

Portland delegates unanimously adopt a Roosevelt endorsement praising his tariff and conservation policies. The body approves resolutions thanking Roosevelt for promoting the canal project as a pivotal twentieth century achievement and supports reforms for live stock industry protections and related agricultural measures.

Portland Ore Theodore Roosevelt Fanart Lewis Agri

Teachers to Attend World’s Fair from Northwest Kansas

Norton Kansas January reports the Northwest Kansas School Teachers association plans a large delegation to the St Louis exposition in July. County superintendents are asked to adjust exams to avoid conflicts with attendees. The meeting drew over 500 teachers and H O Canter of Decatur County was chosen superintendent of the excursion. Big Cat in Wages. Chicago January 14 a wage cut of 11 to 4 percent affects skilled steel workers at Illinois Sheet Company South Chicago plant. Only 28 men involved.

Norton Kan H. O. Canter Decatur County Chicago Tllinois Shet Company

General strike threat by transit tile workers in New York

A potential broad strike looms as 500 transit tile layers threaten to quit over union tensions in New York. Fifty already left, and a power house crew on Fifty Ninth Street issued an ultimatum to discharge non union men, risking widespread disruption to the nearing completion of the line. Contracts and arbitration rules are in dispute.

New York Fiftynunth Street Tania Transit Contractors’ Association Cipid Transit ‘Committee Central Federated Union

Starved Out and Seeks Aid in Fortunes Fold

A distressed note describes y garrison forced to fight despite hunger and weakness, surrendering his store to another as food runs low. A testimonial praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for restoring strength, digestion, and stamina after prolonged illness and poor appetite.

Dr. Pierce Golden

Iroquois Theater disaster victims form memorial group

Relatives of more than one hundred Iroquois theater disaster victims met in Chicago on January 14 to plan the Irmywill Memorial Association. The aims are to honor the dead, aid the destitute, prevent future tragedies, and push for stronger life-safety laws in public gatherings, with Arthur B Hull directing the incorporation committee of twenty five.

Chicago Irmywill Memorial Association Arthur B Hull

White Mans Moral Lack Declared Handicap on Missionary Work

At the eleventh annual conference of foreign mission boards in New York representatives from North American boards discussed alleged European and American immorality in Asia. Rev Dr William Ashmore criticized calumny while Rev Dr W R Lambeth and Robert E B Speer urged evangelical church establishment at key ports in India China and Japan.

Asia New York Foreign Mission Boards United States Canada Fargelen Board North America William Ashmore W. R. Lambeth Nestor Dr. Ashmore Robert EB. Speer Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missionis India Chips Cores Japan

Few Girl Offenders First Annual Report of New York Juvenile Court

New York June 4 The first annual report of the juvenile court shows few girl offenders among 4790 children under 18 convicted by magistrates. Of 4370 boys and 40 girls, sisters faced with alleged charges reveal jail terms. Acquittals rose to 2564 with 24 boys acquitted. most arrests clustered among ages 14 to 18 with parole outcomes noted.

New York Juvenile Court New York Juvenille Court Thiaceily Agaiant

A Close Call Amid Strained Health Narration

A Burlington resident Coma motive Areman describes a near disaster as joints ache and nerves burn. He recalls pale weakness and loss of appetite before taking a bottle of bitters and recovering, reflecting a harsh health struggle and improvised relief.

Swithspadn Coma Motive Areman Burlington North Bellam

Improvement in Iron Trade Boosts Midwest Demand

The Iron Trade Review reports a clear uptick in demand in the past week with finished materials selling briskly, bars and wire products leading the rebound. East west and central furnaces resume or ready for early restart, with Carnegie Steel adding thirteen stacks and output rising toward 2,250,000 tons yearly. Prices ease modestly as wire product tonnage drops and sheet trade grows more competitive.

Cleveland. O The Iron Trade Review Carnegie Steel Company Quilty Ouly Pittsburg Ashland Chicago Central West

Auto fire kills man after disappearance

Ly Caldwell, missing since January 5, was found dead in a field south of Los Angeles near Compton Road. His automobile, ignited by a gasoline explosion, burned with his body at the front. The death is presumed accidental as the driver could not escape.

Los Angeles Cal Ly Caldwell Cie Comtoh Road Caldwell Birmingham Ala Pratt City John Kelly James " Smith Wi Oo" Young

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in One Day Notice

Helena Mont resident Hy Scott Donnelly reports dramatic relief from inflammatory rheumatism after trying Mystic Cure. He claims recovery within 24 hours, able to dress and move downstairs, and endorses the product to others suffering rheumatism.

Hy, Scott Donnelly Helena Mont Rowley & Snow Erageisis Kansas

C W Wolf Elected President Of Kansas Stock Breeders

At the Kansas Stock Breeders association meeting Ottawa man C W Wolf was elected president after three ballots and a withdrawal induced by support consolidation. A Le Spensler became vice president while HA Heath Topeka was secretary treasurer and L D Graham Topeka assistant secretary. Directors named J C Robison Towanda Charles B Sutton Hassell W Mellville Eudora H Avery Wakefield CM Irwin Wichita. A T M Potter Peabody urged a stock breeders representative on the railroad board, arguing for cross interests and nonparty qualification.

Kansas Stock Breeders’ Association Ing Wolf Spensler A. L. Spensler Association A. le Sponaler Ueasurer HA. Heath Topeka L D. Graham J. C. Robison Towanda Charles B. Sutton Hassell Hassell; ©. W. Mellville Eudora H. Avery Wakefield CM. Irwin Wichita T. M. Potter Peabody Railroad Potter Kansas

North Topeka Social Notes and Local Visits

North Topeka items list visitors from Hoyt Chi ca Belle Plaine and Silver Lake with mentions of residences and social calls. Notes include meetings at Eugene lodge and the Thuplicare Whist club, plus local health and family updates and a business closure at Rose Dry Goods.

D. F. Nieswender Flyer Lake Landis Belle Plaine North Side C. French D. A. Wiliams Sliver Lake Jason Bras Kansas Avenue J.B. Bitard Mutuni Ice Company Rose Dry Goods Company Mary E. Smith West Laurent Street Zeke Marple Tom van Oredal Silver Lake

Cummins Inaugurated Governor of Iowa Promotes Reciprocity

Des Moines reports the inauguration of Governor Albert B. Cummins for a second term. In his speech he urges reciprocity as Iowa continues protectionist policy, arguing long term gains will follow. The piece notes public reception and references a local event at First M. Church and a state journal audience.

Des Moines Grenerat Albert B. Cummins Towa Cummins Yowa Penothe

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