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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
5
A late 19th century notice states bond action regarding a defense matter to prevent release of a person named Banda. The text notes long interval until November and implies political or legal maneuvering related to a state matter.
Amistant Attorney General A Redden submitted claims for fees as prosecutor in liquor cases, including 47 for a county commission, 50 for certain appearances, 530 for costs, 3708 released, 100 for convicting Lena Mohanna on four counts, and 380 for others. The report notes commissions and timing around release and payment.
Four non union hack drivers briefly challenged a funeral procession in San Francisco on July 3. The local hackmen's union barred uncarded drivers, halting a hearse near the Mall, then later resumed after owner G Marini provided chauffeurs. A substitute driver named Francis Ceaneno had begun work before a formal permit, prompting union force.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proposed name change involving a donor, with references to Holmes, Beery, and a lieutenant Heaswens. The text mentions Pouce and a theater, plus a 1877 theft that some parents reside near. The fragmentary content hints at a conscience money matter and a dispute over identity.
Swofford Brothers sue over unresolved dispute as defendants Remington Smith and Histed flee into the United States circuit court case naming Kanees Cus and related parties.
A proposed incorporation will transact over 1,250,000 dollars in business annually. Lumber companies including Eastern Lumber, Portland Lumber, Western Lumber, and Albina Lumber will hold shares in the new company. Jewish?
The June 25 condition index for cotton averages 47, down from 95.1 on May 26, with declines in all major producing states except Virginia and North Carolina. Texas and Louisiana show the steepest drops, while rains in Texas offer little relief and warn of further deterioration by July 10. The report covers June data only and omits post June changes.
Chairman Payne states reciprocity with Cuba will be addressed at the next session with near unanimous support in both houses. The conference, including the President, signals progress on treaty ratification and revenue measures under constitutional jurisdiction. The note reflects cautious optimism about forthcoming actions in Congress.
Scattered lines describe local figures and events, including injuries and disputes, with references to Madg varg and Blew Him to Pieces. Mentions of Smoth Springs and Bosque County appear amid ad-like passages for medicines and sales. The text is garbled and fragmentary with no clear single report.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt notes a train leaves for New York at ten thirty. Mentions fare or price unclear with garbled words. Other fragments reference travel, possibly schedules, and locations, but names and specifics are unreadable.
Amelia Ware and Miss Bessie Estogere plan summer activities with friends and family visits noted. Community members travel to Denver Petoskey and Mexico, with trips to St Joseph Topeka and Kansas City for holidays. House gatherings, entertainments, and social visits populate the week as names like Miss Blanche Rohrer Ada Roy Ruth Morgan Anna Speck and Mrs. D R Hite appear among arrangements.
The Kansas River crested at Hi foot mark on Wednesday afternoon and receded overnight. Water remains over the Santa Fe bridge and the south bank switch track. Ottawa tickets to Chautauqua priced $1.60 via Santa Fe with sales July 5 to 13 and final leave on July 7.
City council considers raising millage for telegraph revenue and six additional mills to fund utilities and city needs. The Ways and Means panel reviews expenditures for electric lights new machinery and city hall repairs, aiming to curb nonessential spending while ensuring essential welfare of the city.
Major Harvey and Larimer clash over Miles order to put Davis in irons. The two men argue through the night about war politics and Miles influence as they share a bed, finally Harvey leaving before dawn while Larimer remains steadfast on punishment for Davis.
Otsws Kansas and eastern routes offer $1.60 via Santa Po with Chastanqua account. Tickets on sale July 5th to 18th, inclusive. Final details unclear but indicate a July excursion schedule and price.
Fragmentary sentence discusses a nobleman named the Marquis of Downsire pursuing proof of his wife’s alleged unfaithfulness through influential friends. Content is garbled and difficult to parse.
North Topeka column lists visitors and departures as residents and guests plan Fourth of July activities. Kim x Co. Houston visitor, Patterson of Meriden, Jay Rollman spending Fourth near Salina, Hutchinson in Kansas City, Eva Keamy to Kansas City for short visit, Farr to Bosville for mend the Burt visits, Culbert family at 1110 Taylor, Saltmarshes from Los Angeles visiting McAfees at 1019 Jackson, B. K. Berry of Creston Iowa touring, Haggerty and Minnette Summers visiting Holton and Salina area, Margaret and Carrie Summers back from Colorado Springs, U S G Hughes arriving from Kansas City en route to Las Vegas region, Juckgum Street group for White City trip, Mrs J Toda and daughter visiting from 1293 Juckgum Street, plus local health party plans and family visits around town.
A brief update notes the health and prospects of the cotton crop along the regional areas. Observers report variable conditions across fields, with moisture levels and pest impacts affecting yield expectations.
President Dickie announces a $21,000 gift to Albion College pledged at commencement and to be kept private until after the Republican State convention in Detroit. The article mixes various items including Havana customs receipts and travel tickets, ending with an advertisement segment for a baby skin cream and a modal city ticket office.
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