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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
15
An up to date hotel in this section of the state is The Fifth Avenue, owned by A. T. Pig. The commoditious house offers first class accommodations and a management guarantee of attentive service. Special rates for families are offered and Sunday patrons are welcome. visitors from Seattle and nearby towns may stop by when in Topeka.
El Reno Oklahoma July 1 seven booths opened at 9 am with 13 registered, most in forenoon. By noon all organizations registered and the afternoon dealt with airglers. The Kiowa Comanche and Wichita reservations drawing begins July 29 at El Reno only. Lawton registration allowed but no drawing there. Town lot sales rules outlined for Anadarko Hobart Lawton with cash payments and fair competition supervised by federal officers. potential interpretations of law about purchasing multiple lots per town. Pensions for Kansans listed with names and amounts.
Three women prisoners, two colored and one white, are paroled due to extreme heat and a tin roof. Judge Lind notes the heat intolerable and releases the bathers with conditions to serve remaining time during next visit. The item includes remarks on crime and several unrelated notes from the evening court.
A historic note urges brain workers to mind nutrition to restore daily losses from mental exertion. It warns against tobacco, coffee, and whisky, and recommends consulting a food expert to plan needed dietary reforms for nervous strain.
A garbled report describes a Perry Oklahoma man named William Cond, previously of Perry, outlining a trip and elder brother actions toward Rawson City. It mentions an attorney W Harvey, docket reviews, and uncertain hardship, with several suspects named O'Neil, Darts, and Schwarty among others in a courtroom setting.
A Faris dispatch reports a Brittany town circular warns boats off currents near the Channel Islands from May to August. British fears rise as Channel Islands become a focus of wartime surveillance and possible conflict.
A garbled note promotes milk products for infant feeding from mixed cow breeds. It advertises Pan-American Buffalo New York round trip rail tickets at Santa Fe depots with dated rates and limits. Summer tours offer routes to Northern Lake Resorts and expos.
A chaotic Topeka scene with notes on heat affecting children and crowds at Garfield park, upcoming trips by Harvey and Custer, city council heat, baseball game plans, milk price change, theater moves, and various townsfolk and officials. The column weaves municipal heat, leisure, transport, and local business into a bustling evening snapshot.
Various city items: an ice cream wagon purchase and sunstroke incident, Marshall's band encore featuring Hall's march Dallas and Annie Laurie, Mrs H E Kelly receives cherries from Walla Walla grower, steam whistle moved to fire station. Santa Fe cloud search in Kansas proves futile. C F Menninger elected chair of materia medica and therapeutics section at Richfield Springs meeting. Governor Stanley posts commissions in Kansas National Guard Second Regiment with officers listed.
Ohio resident John W. Bookwalter, after a 2000 mile continental trip through southern Europe, toured London then warned of an imminent crisis between urban and rural populations as capital concentrates amid grain struggles. He crossed major European ranges and routes, concluding his observations on social tensions.
An analysis argues that economic thinking in America favors the agrarian and metropolitan classes, claiming the United States lags behind Germany and France in semili economic models and wealth distribution, with France highlighted as superior among European powers.
Captain Wooga of the British steamer Mohawk reports arriving off Galveston Texas in July. He says the small sloop Great Republic, sailing from Boston to the west, was encountered at latitude 40 37 north and longitude 41 6 west with the sole occupant asking to be reported all well.
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