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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1901

Page

7

Parham in Kansas City on Apostolic Healing Tour

Topeka faith missionaries led by Rev Chae F Parham halted in Kansas City for a meeting described by the Kansas City Journal as a revival scene. Reports depict speaking in tongues, prophetic utterances, and healing prayers amid a large congregation with Miss Agnes Ozman and other students cited for language gifts and demonstrations.

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How Old She Looks Hair Vigor Ad Claim

An ad claims clothes cannot alter age perception but hair color defines it. Ayer's Hair Vigor supposedly postpones aging signs by restoring youthful color, suggesting hair at fifty resembles fifteen and that the product thickens hair and prevents shedding.

Ayer

Hain booklet promotion from J. Cayes Co Lowell

A fragmentary ad offers to send a booklet on The Hain from J Cayes Co of Lowell. The text contains garbled phrases and prepaid charges. It appears to be an unreliable OCR snippet promoting a product with unclear content.

J.cayes Co Lowell Ast

King Is Convicted Contempt in Wyandotte County Court

Jutge and S King, Wyandotte County elections commissioner, were found guilty of contempt of court by a district court jury in Kansas City. The jury returned a verdict after hours of deliberation, shocking spectators and friends of the judge, with indications of an appeal expected.

Jutge & S King Wyandotte District Court Kansas City Birthedge

Hosiery inventory sale with assorted cashmere stockings

The store lists numerous hosiery items and prices including ladies cashmere ribbed stockings at 25 cents per pair, fast black drop stitch cotton 10 to 15 cents, lisle and wool socks from 10 to 28 cents, and men’s cashmere and lisle options at up to 50 cents, all offered as discount stock to clear space.

Ste Lamb

Contempt Hearings In Populist Mandamus Case

A report notes election judges and clerks named by the Populist chairman last fall. Fisher received two mandamus orders demanding action, went to Kansas City and Boe for several days. He argues no Populist representation exists and that contempt charges stem from claims he created fictitious boards before the writ and prior to proceedings.

Sucs Fisher Kansas City Boe Placher

Ridgway Resigns to Lead Kansas Mutual Insurance Group

Charles M. Ridgway resigns as assistant superintendent of insurance to become secretary of Kansas Mutual Insurance Association. He succeeds Robert Atkinson as superintendent and will oversee the mutual insurance group located in Oak Area.

Charles M. Ridgway Kansas Millers

KEARNS SELECTED New United States Senator From Utah

Thomas Kearns chosen by Republicans to fill Utah’s Senate seat. Born in 1862, he grew up on a Nebraska farm and built a mining career in the Black Hills region before relocating to Utah. His early work spanned mining and water projects, and he rose through enterprise to oversee the Silver King mine, now a leading silver operation. Overall, the article outlines his ascent from miner to prominent political figure.

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Empire railroad plan links Utah California editors exchange

A proposed direct railroad system to unite Utah and California is discussed with ties to Senator William A. Clark Fr Kerens of St Louis and Geo Leighton of New Hampshire A cut exchange among weeklies would save papers each week as rural delivery expands and metropolis papers intensify news service J M Tudstock leads discussion with other questions on direct lem

F. F. Yesrout Emporia Metropol Joe Dapers J. M. Tudtock

Populist State Central Committee Meets in City

The Populist state central committee met in the city last evening with broad discussion but deferred outlining future policies. The group discussed election laws and adjourned before final policy decisions. Afternoon session at the National hotel featured C. B. Holtman presiding in Ridgely’s absence. Cael Vroomén was noted absent for health reasons.

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Fancy Goods Prices and Goods for Sale

Oe and Toc halt brushes priced at five hundred each Napkin rings at one hundred each Gilt belting sold by the yard New belts listed at two dollars and fifty cents Fifty items priced at one dollar and four items at eleven dollars twenty five cents each One dollar fifty cents per item

Joe Abe

Reward Offered for Capture of Davis Attackers

Governor offers 200 reward for the apprehension of three men suspected in the assault on 14 year old Charles Davis, of Parkdale. Officers believe a clue exists linking the assailants to the Hight amen and a possible Rock Island connection. The suspects, over 60, are described with dark overcoat, sandy beard, and weathered appearance. Davis’s status remains uncertain.

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Islands Are Ours Treaty Ratified With Spain

On January 23 the Senate approved a treaty with Spain to acquire the Marada or sibota group, needing a two thirds vote. Senatore manifest ed opposition to cession. Lore Latee Chandler spoke for the treaty while Benniuns Bacau Money and Pettigees opposed it.

Yesusaim Spain Marada Ot Sibota

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