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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
6
A resolution formerly applying to this year was modified to exclude the antis from effect. The change narrows scope and preserves current status for the targeted group. Officials clarified the modification does not alter other provisions in the ordinance.
At the twenty first annual Mauste State Bar association session, W R Smith was elected president and a resolution to remove intoxicating beverages from banquets passed by a majority vote. Judge T Z Garver led debate, with strong opposition from some members. The afternoon discussion deferred further action.
A period promotional piece cites ancient authorities on beauty and aging and extols Cotcera remedies for skin blemishes and torturing humors. It claims original scientifically compounded formulae, purity, and readiness to cure, presenting them as modern successes for youth.
A Kansas Topeka banquet scene erupts with lawyers roasting court cases and toasting judges. Speeches, quips, and a mix of humorous tales highlight a lively mixer as officers and delegates are elected for the state bar association.
Fort Hays Normal at Hays City Kansas reports the $20,000 Guildine of the Western Kansas State Normal School on the Port Hays reservation nears completion. Roof is believed pitched, steam plant plumbing and heating work underway, and finishing pulled to meet the spring term starting March 25. Enrollment from students and notices from teachers in surrounding counties pour in as building nears a prominent silhouette along the Pacific railway.
G W Townsend sues the Santa Fe for 10000 in district court seeking damages for the death of his wife who was struck by a Santa Fe engine while crossing tracks near Tal l. Kans City attorneys D Angiolne and G W Hurd represent the railroad. Lincoln Day Memorial committee to meet at Lincoln post 16 tonight to plan February 12 exercises. Peru convokes extraordinary congressional session for February 2 to consider financial measures.
Fragmented notes mix home life with civic chatter and event blurbs. Mentions of a parish priest performance, primary politics, court visitors, sales, and local officials appear amid garbled lines and scattered names from Topeka and Marion.
Lawrence Kan January 20 The Kansas Editorial Association issues its February meeting programme on February 8 with topics and speakers including Tom Charles Freeman Belleville and J Q W Royce Philippi. The agenda covers newspaper pages university relations and practical printing, with discussions led by city and state editors and professors. Donations urged for children clothing and fur articles via phone. Two disorderly house cases were dismissed in police court as the district court ruling redefines disorderly house. George Long freed on promise to tie his dog amid new ordinances.
The Salvation Army of Topeka appeals for clothing and bedding to aid the poor suffering from recent cold weather. Calls for clothing, shoes, and bedding have been issued as cold conditions persist and hardship grows among residents.
A claim heavy letter from Detroit praises the Pyramid Pile Cure, asserting relief from piles with no pain or danger. The writer cites personal savings on treatment, notes cure verified by a city hospital and police mention, and urges others to try the remedy.
Ice mas Katary een Mesping sara or coach service Untough fy New Yorke. Century Bulffting. Prettiest girls in town. Satin-Skin 4Cream and Satin-Puce Powder.
Plenarty powers were granted by the czar to the Minister of the Interior in Piehewe and the governor of Tver province over local officials. The move targets subversive acts in Tver as authorities accused local staff of stirring anti government sentiment and appointing teachers to incite discontent. The powers allow dismissals, exiling officials, and forcing disorderly removals to stabilize the administration.
Jewell City Kansas January report notes coal mine hoisting for storage then market. Mention of J B Jolson and Patrick Lovey discussing new mines to create two pool walls join Jewell City. Grand Army ball talk by Lovey on prison labor reforms and justice for convicts. Event details include theater by promoter, and Homeseekers rates advertised along Union Pacific routes to multiple states and territories.
A prominent Detroit resident died today after a bullet passed through the stomach. The shooting occurred during a personal crisis in a residence, and authorities are investigating the incident as a possible homicide or accidental discharge.
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