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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text presents a catalog-like page on ear remedies and tablets with references to catarrh treatment. It mentions various product names, alleged manufacturers, and warnings against opiates or dangerous drugs. The passage lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events.
A New York dinner speech by Alifirew Carnegie condemns war as barbaric and a blot on humanity. He argues civilized warfare is impossible and cites Britain in the Transvaal dispute and American actions in the Philippines as contrasting, urging an end to murder in international disputes and a move toward true peace. The address calls for universal prayer that this disgrace passes soon.
In Topeka a conference of independent telephone operators from Kansas and surrounding territory laid plans for a unified toll system and trunk lines linking county seats with Topeka and Kansas City. They aim to restrict Bell tactics, secure favorable legislation, and form a giant western network with equitable contracts among member companies. Dr. Hrailey urged unity and cautioned against imposters claiming independence. The convention will meet annually in January.
Washington January 28 The senate committee on public lands has ordered a favorable report on the irrigation bill saved by senators and representatives from the semi arid area There was no objection in committee and the motion to report the bill was carried Though amended later no changes were made in committee The bill was reported by Senator Hanshew chairman of the committee Also includes an advisory note on cough remedies for children praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy as non narcotic and effective for various coughs and colds.
Sibyl Sanderson ends engagement to Count Henri de Fite James in Paris as both sides announce the cancellation. The note urges publication without comment and cites Sanderson’s brief New York appearance with the Met Opera tour. The couple had planned a February wedding, with her remaining to finish the season before joining him later for travels.
A Santa Fe passenger, Fraimmen, unknown name, was found in Wichita after a collision with a train near Newton. The man, in a sitting position with his back against the ear, had no letters or identifying items on him. The report provides no identity or further details.
Washington January 28 President has sent nominations to the senate for Postmaster Oklahoma Geo W Wat son EL Tench Receivers of Public Moneys Arthur W Binney Los Angeles Cal Charles G Evans Colby Kas Lewis J Paul John Dodge City Kas War Captain Lewis T Griffith Surgeon PS Volunteers rank major Harold Afin of Maine assistant surgeon rank of captain J Theutvaunt dantor grade Rudey McLean to be a Lieutenant first tutor to be first Meutenanta marine corps Richard PF Williams Mott John C Beaumont
Elmer Glovers of north Late street gains notice as composer of guitar pieces to be published. Two selections, a waltz and a two step, shown as part of a new vein in music. The trash is in an entirely new vein. Affects for ft Gibbons.
In Emporia Washington a post office site change is noted and an official inquiry into post department matters is described. In Fort Scott a pointer dog valued at 500 dollars dies, linked to a Mount Vernon owner and a Wabash Det. lineage with a sale to a wealthy eastern buyer for 10 000 pounds. Justice Brewer’s ruling on railroad land sales excludes aliens under a 1806 act, with a notable 500 dollar fine mentioned.
Jan 28 reports a fire at a city house near the waterworks dam. The blaze started in the oil area and spread, with line warnings to let it burn. Fire crews responded, but the structure was consumed as spectators cheered nearby.
Report from Deseret News correspondence describes a eight foot creature with a 22 inch long track and a large club terrifying locals. About 201 men have joined the hunt along the river range as sightings ripple through the Chesterfield district.
Severe cold persists in Chicago with readings near zero as a coal teamsters strike halts deliveries to downtown buildings using gas in summer months. Union president Advert Young says coal will be reallocated to remaining customers and blames gas and coal trusts amid rumors of a coordinated campaign. Milton Booth cites employer support and vows continued action in the dispute.
Report describes Indianapolis gathering where doors were shut to reporters to discuss the scale committee report. Guards stood post after reporters left. officials said a report would be forthcoming. Points cited included wage scales, machine mining shifts, and proposed driver pay increases.
Governor Le M. Shaw departed Chicago in the afternoon with his wife to assume duties as secretary of the treasury. He travels on the Northwestern to Washington, with a 2:20 p.m. departure and a 4:30 p.m. Thursday arrival in the capital.
A fragment from Windsor England dated July 2 describes Quees and Alexandra in poor health and the author noting galant conduct. The text mentions cholera and dysentery fears and hints at a remedy being offered for sale by various agents.
Washington reports a rumor that General Bristow may be replaced as fourth assistant postmaster general by General Clarkson, a former appointee under Harrison, with ties to the postmaster general and the Republican leadership. The piece notes political maneuvering among Kansas delegation members, Curtis, Bailey, Troutman, and others, plus an anticipated adverse report on General Crozier’s bid to head the War Department’s Ordnance.
The readable text presents muddled references to appropriations and seizures, mentions of Washington and Kansas, political names, a transit of historic figures, a flavor of maritime court language, and a brief product line note about a cough remedy.
The market reports show limited gains with mixed signals across grains livestock and cash markets. Corn and oats trade steady to lower while hogs and cattle receipts adjust, and wool and cotton hold firm in uneven sessions amid late price shifts.
A fragmented market roundup notes Southern Railway stock movements amid a cautious rally. Sugar and butter show limited room for gains as room and price improvements persist. Wheat futures anchor the commodities section while New York money markets remain steady. Topeka and regional grains trading wrap the week with mixed signals.
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