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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
5
District court jury cases will commence Monday with jury testing week scheduled. Courtroom space and schedules are noted as the Southwest Fuel rooms near Barn. Officials and residents are urged to attend the proceedings and observe the routine jury activities and related arrangements through the week.
Vienna maestro Herr Strauss and his orchestra captivated Denver with light airy pieces and brisk encores. Review praises conductor’s balance and precision, notes Hungarian rhapsodies and Mendelssohn songs, and mentions audience warm reception. Crawford venue slated for tonight.
The text describes a painful malady with references to sores and swelling. It mentions cancer and a troubling progression from youth to middle life, noting a sore or ulcer and swollen glands as possible signs. The fragment lacks clear participants or dates.
New York reports Bishop Potter advances against vice through a reform movement. The article cites plans for 508 participants and a commission, detailing efforts to organize social betterment and community action as part of a broader crusade.
A Travelier notices a discussion about local eating habits in Tasch County focusing on dexiees. The note highlights community views on food choices and regional dining trends.
A simple but exquisitely pretty wedding took place at noon at the bride 1315 Yeo Buren street witnessed by about two relatives and others. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. tt of Junction City with Captain C. H. Trout leading the bridal party. Numerous guests and social circles attended a thimble party and informal reception followed, with plans for future gatherings and celebrations noted.
KA visiting Mrs RB S Brigham at Western avenue. Mrs W Y of Hutchinson spends the week in Topeka. The Fresbel Teague of American Mothers meets today with Mrs Alexander at 335 Clay street. Mrs W Smith hosted a luncheon for about a dozen friends last Saturday for her guest Miss Frances months.
The program notes at the theater swap light songs for the opera numbers. The bill tonight lists La Mascotte and The Circus Clown for tomorrow’s matinee instead of Chimes of Normandy, with a point about popularizing all operas.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Bolivian troops surrounded by Hebela Vian forces near Capatera and retreating toward Puerto. Reported clashes in rubber forests and defense lines near Rio Sinsa, with reconnaissance noting Be Sen TE SE art operations and saline ore locations.
Bolivian minister files a note with the foreign affairs ministry protesting Brazilian participation or support for arms and forces in the Febvillon dispute. The note argues that Bolivian authorities are aiding the rebelling side and seeks clarification or action.
In Portland Oregon a Great Northern express service contract ended after two years. Union Pacific’s control over the O H N system blocks renewal. Great Northern plans to move its furniture and fixtures to Spokane and store them, with a return to Portland uncertain.
Chicago Chronicle reports machinists and the National Metal union pressing for a nine hour day from ten hours. The agitation involves plant units and key officials traveling to rally support nationwide, with tensions rising over scheduling and safety concerns.
Chicago January ruling by Judge Horton affirms that the seed oil trust is liable for damages and may face large settlements. The Heath company and National Linseed Oil merged to form American Linseed Oil Company, with the court ruling that selling 7 percent pounds per gallon constitutes short weight. Missing steamers reported in Seattle, with the Parailon reported arriving in Bruttie Yu theastern.
A partial dispatch from New York reports the Order of Chosen Friends appoints temporary receivers over assets tied to a Rockhill led state matter. Benjamin H. Reve of Greenport is named in connection with the receivership. Rockhill recalled from China is noted in a Washington mills context.
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