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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1901
Page
5
Preside recommends mass action for intercollegiate display and parade events. A Cornell delegation head will preside over ceremonies and inscriptions marking intercollege unity, with inaugural events set for March 4.
In New York reports state a factory feud involving Ben Prancecott and Kid Broad as a 25 rpm bout. The San Francisco Athletic Club reportedly weighs political ties and integrity amid ongoing legislative sessions. A parliamentary scene unfolds as members debate ethics and governance.
A garbled passage suggests a claim that a spray targets nasal mucous membrane for a permanent cure. The text mentions a remedy and a supposed action on blood, with unclear references to cure and nasal issues. No clear events, entities, or dates are identifiable.
From Eufaula to the Globe Democrat details on Snake band violence in Oklahoma territory. Native men accused of enforcing old Creek laws whip conservatives and threaten new violence. The article cites official appeals and a move to U.S. intervention, with threats tied to white labor and a Creek authority figure promising penalties.
Storm developing in the extreme northwest with rain and light showers seen in the south and east. Moderate temperatures expected nationwide with colder outbreaks in northern regions. Forecast indicates lingering heavy precipitation and high winds possible into Monday evening with sparse ground cover outside the Lake Superior area.
Report outlines a vast consolidation of smelting plants, mining and refining properties forming a cross border combine. It describes American and foreign assets, capital payments, preferred stock allocations, and expected cash and working capital values in a multinational metals scheme.
Hays City reports a maiden senatorial contest in Ellis county ending with Hopkine leading near a plate try. The piece notes Mr. Jacahan Fonecattered and Fromm Brights, plus Leland as hotelier head, with Warren Lelind, doctor, as Windsor Hotel secretary, and references a fatal hotel fire affecting the family.
A severe Alaskan storm cripples ships and freezes crewmen. A passenger steamer endured heavy snow and wind while two men were found near death. tug Pic Bear was sent north to tow the City of Alaska as the storm, the worst known in Alaska, continues with grave fears for lives in outlying areas.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a jail and trial scene with unclear names and actions. It mentions robbery, a banker, and an acquittal though details are garbled. The piece likely outlines a court case with unclear participants and outcomes.
Rome reports Signor Giuseppe Verdi ill and found unconscious in his room after returning from an engagement. Doctors issued a bulletin noting brain lobes affected and decreased sensibility, with condition described as serious.
New York Jaz reports Sharkey intends to remain idle until the San Francisco bout. Maher to meet Sharkey next month in San Francisco. Kennedy expected to bid for the Sharkey Jeffries title clash as the rival plans unfold.
Sincon Neb Jan 2 fusion minority of the legislature plans to seize the Republican deadlock to elect two senators aligned with their faith. A furian caucus outlined a future action plan and proposals to end the plan of pairing. The majority Mus at yesterday's balloting left the field open.
An urging note on maintaining even health in old age and infancy. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a suitable nutritional aid for both very old and very young, implying mailed product offers and a prompt to send two euros to Scott & Bowman.
Fragmented report notes J J Burton witness governor Caldwell event. Mention of a lecture for the Academy of Science, bar association in Crawford, a petition for a salt plant at Hutchinson, and a bill to create eight congressional districts. Senate adjournment referenced with Attorney General West.
Cleveland selected by Grand Army of the Republic council to host the next annual encampment the Week of September 9. Denver failed to meet required conditions leading to Cleveland being chosen after prior assurances from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Denver to raise funds.
A fatal blaze at the Commercial House on January 20 destroyed the hotel and killed three men. Among the dead is Co. O. Cotton, 22, of Terre Haute, an advance advertising man for Uncle Tom's Cabin. Brick mason Elmer Peterson of Galesburg aided in flames, as explosion and fire blocked stairs and trapped guests who leaped or were carried to safety. estimated damage reaches 44,000.
At Salem Oregon the Republican senatorial caucus adjourned after 38 legislators backed a resolution inviting the party leadership to convene next week. The body supported President Fulton and voted for Smith of Baker City in a tentative ballot, signaling no clear winner as Corbett and Meride contend.
Ten sophomores are suspended following an evening disturbance tied to the annual class event. A student grabbed President Stiles and fled, driving ten miles into the countryside where he remained confined in a farm house for ten days.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear names and places. possible reference to European fate and Missouri context. Details unreadable. no coherent event, dates, or organizations identifiable.
A late 19th and early 20th century promotional compilation from the Peruana Drug Mfg. Co of Columbus Ohio features letters and testimonials about Peruna, a catarrh remedy. The missives claim success against grip coughs and catarrhal diseases, with various individuals describing dramatic recoveries and long term health improvements attributed to Peruna and its preparation by Dr Hartman.
Zinc ore has become scarcer in Europe driving production down in key districts. Mines shut down as ore prices fail to cover costs, with about 6,000 tons awaiting export. The market shows Bret cargo delays and disrupted supply in the zinc sector.
A jumble of brief telegraph items: consumer notices, factory actions, transport updates, and political remarks. Mentions include San Francisco, California, January dates, and references to the American Washingg Gago company and European connections. The text is garbled and reads as partial telegrams lacking full context.
Fragmented text shows a list of dates January and June entries, names such as Washington and Kelrin, references to Prussian diet and lottery, plus notices of resignations and committees. The garbled OCR presents as a ledger style update with multiple person names and event tags.
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