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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
7
Arob bar sues in the Qivtriet court over a contract with Kughwin Apel to take 58 steers by the Quy of July, claiming delivery from Oce Sohne sob. Beppel Kisebne agreed to pay hut- Bice vinen dettery for the nimule Neyo, but Shar RweWne refused to comply and abandoned the contract, leading to contested damages and claims.
A committee reporting SG percent of Wabash stock noted a 519 40 per cent change and asked the president for details. President Haney stated Wabash men have no grievance and tied the matter to wage inquiries. The hotel committee stayed silent on member whereabouts and did not disclose links to the wage issue.
July 11 Portisad Oregon reports leaders tied to Pacific coast salmon combine will travel from New York to Portland on July 20 to finalize a trust with Puget Sound and Alaska plants. Titles on Alaska property are in review by a local trust firm. Speculation follows about who will govern the new arrangement as managers or directors are chosen among key backers. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is recommended.
The fragment notes postwar liability for the Boers with reference to surplus revenue and a political figure Sir William. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or entities beyond these terms.
Henry Bayless and his wife, long in charge of the smallpox hospital, were discharged by the board of health after a series of charges. Mr and Mrs G Gruhn were appointed to replace them. The move takes effect at noon. Masters faces milk selling allegations amid board review of salary rules and reform.
Department Commander Norton of the Kansas A R announces an offcu list of G A R reunions to be held in the state this year. The schedule includes: Hutchinson August 15 to 17, Cherryvale August 19 to 34, Genego August 25 to 30, St Paul August 6 to 14, Finvensville August 20 to 21, Jola August 25 to 28, St Sorane August 28 to 31, Ottawa September 3 to 4, Wa Keeney September 11 to 13, Smirk, Cesstte September, Colfesville September 10 to 13.
The Twenty third regiment band will perform on the veranda of the National Hotel tonight at 230 o clock. Prof Jackson and his band tried twice before, with the third attempt successful. The event is part of a series of dry week concerts featuring the National Fencibles and Washington Post mentions Yankee Dootin.
A state quarantine against cattle went into effect yesterday, with Inspectors Musgrave and Barret posting notices in the Arkansas City area and detailing a four mile wide quarantine strip from Klokan's line to the Cowley county edge. The measure affects cattle entering the strip, but does not alter the summer Southern cattle quarantine. Independent coverage notes a large catfish catch and a carnival scene in Independence with local color and signage.
England protests the Earl's costly trial by peers set for July 17 as critics decry privilege and jury involvement. Lords, seats, and court suspensions shape a dispute over felony prosecution and the role of peers in this high profile case.
A Topeka Commercial Club produced twelve page olive green pamphlets for circulation among women’s clubs. The introductory page urges Topeka pride and local patronage, asserting hand in Topeka commerce shapes the city’s future with loyalty to Topeka merchants and makers.
Dr Hite one of the attorneys in the prosecution of Pierre Pulllipe of Kansas City against the Kansas Mutual Fire Insurance Company denies offering to settle before suit began. He moves to strike the opposing motion and says the charges are entirely untrue.
Leavenworth July 17 James F Le Gate a Kansas politician entered the Soldiers home several weeks ago for cataract removal in one eye Two operations were performed and both successful It is believed he may leave the Home later this week and return to his residence in the city
Rifle ranges crowded with shooters at Prisco in San Francisco as participants gather for the Bundesfest. Weather favors marksmanship with promising scores. New York delegates tour southern California and aim to return Saturday. Denver and Milwaukee compete for hosting duties with even chances.
Prof Lovewell's water tests reveal high ammonia and organic impurities indicating possible sewerage contamination. City officials plan further testing of wells and river samples to gauge river water conditions and protect residents amid drought.
A garbled page contains wanted ads for help and services and a city water board notice. The text seeks a messenger and clerical workers with addresses to Journal office and mentions a telegraph bureau and job postings. A city water board discusses prohibiting cistern water for drinking, improving supply quality, and garbages disposal costs amid high heat.
Report notes Nelson mulls a potential third term after Detroit National Teachers meeting. In McPherson County and Lindsborg circles his name surfaces as a strong third term candidate while Nelson avoids confirming or denying plans. He cites non political nature of public instruction posts and points to parallels in Pennsylvania and New York.
Kansas delegates and veterans seek to vote for Daniel Sickles at the national G A R encampment in Cleveland this September. The state seats 20 delegates plus leaders and offices totaling 47 votes. expectancy is 30 to 28 votes cast at the reunion, with Stewart of Pennsylvania as likely second choice.
The item notes beer department actions by Home Defenders and Curtis wholesale arrival. It mentions attempts at self regulation and references Earl Huss likely pleading guilty to bigamy. The piece also covers a Bradway Park grandstand fire, Denver management securing Union Park for a game, and a Niles steel furnace strike settlement with 250 workers returning.
The page lists numerous job ads and rentals including milk depot work, dining room help, and domestic roles. It also shows rooms for rent, real estate sales, secondhand items, and legal notices, reflecting a busy classifieds section with many small ads.
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