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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1902

Page

5

Police Jottings Report Revolver Use In Altercation

Police report describes Officer Barrett firing his revolver at C Lawson after an incident near Mt Ore. Marion Mullis allegedly followed a officer to the station while a crowd gathered. Barrett’s assault involved striking Lawson with the butt of a six shooter, leading to a tense confrontation and escort across a bridge.

Charles Es Mt Ore Schontd Omcera Anderson Ecort Anderson Mullis Barrett Botr Amite Lawson

Fragmented courtroom notes reflect a chaotic town hearing

Passage recalls a muddled police court scene with references to Barrett, Mr Law pataiory Mi, Tassos, Mullix, and Archie Byaddlestone. It mentions drunkenness, fines of 35 and 5, weapons, jail threats, and a jailed man urged to change his mind. Shaky spelling and garbled lines portray a troubled, informal record of petty offenses and local tensions.

Antiquated Court Discusses Seizing a Machine Test

A fragment describes authorities seeking to seize a machine and conduct a test under law. It notes potential inability to speak clearly and the cost of damages from experimentation. The wording implies a legal process and questions about liability.

Seat Sale Opens for Topeka Concert by Handa Rossa

A Topeka crowd rushes to secure seats as sales begin for a concert by Sorrentino and his red coated musicians arriving from Denver by 6:00 AM Saturday. They will perform both concerts in Topeka, then proceed to Kansas City and will not play elsewhere in Kansas. The band, ranked highly in Denver, draws thousands who praise its growing fascinations and compare it favorably to Sousa and Belistedt.

Stansfield Lise Beeen Stansfeld Sorrentino Topeka Denver Union Pacific Kansas City Kansas Town Sorrenting Topel Sousa Belistedt Gilmore Innea

State puzzled over Nina Danforth case verdict line

New York July 28 state authorities are puzzled how to dispose of Nina Danforth the deformed girl who killed A J Emery and is at Cambridge house of correction awaiting trial. Attorney General Parker fears a not guilty verdict despite evidence but seeks an ending acceptable to the state to avoid a bad precedent and to keep the girl under restraint.

New York Nina Danforth A. J. Emery Cambridge House of Correction Boston Parker Emery South Farmingham Massachusetts Courta Stlant House of Correction

No Mail For Roosevelt At Sagamore Hill Incident

President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill with Mrs Roosevelt and family. The Oyster Bay post office opened for one hour on a Sunday for the first time, provoking mixed reactions among locals and clergy. Senator Platt plans arrival by yacht Mayflower next Wednesday evening. the craft will sail to New York for him.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Emlin Roosevelt Ferguson The Rough Riders Christ Episcopal Church Moody Alexander Ros Sell First Presbyterian Ehurchy Thomas C. Platt Mayflower New York George W. Dann Republican State Committee of

Peru elections elect Senate and Chamber leaders

Reports from Lima say July 2 elections chose Antero Aspillaga Civilist as senate president and Carson Pierola Democrat as chamber of deputies leader. The results indicate Democrats control Congress. In Port au Prince, Jean Leon Suisenne and forces reportedly defeated by the omeau forces as regional fighting continued.

Peru New York Senate Chamber of Deputies Saya Lima Antero Aspillaga Carson Pierola Congress Jamean Port Au

Gold Bars For Europe Command Moves Noted

New York July 3 reports gold bars to the minces of senogdns haven recs saeeaee.

Europe New York Senogdns Haven Recs

Teetotalers Attend Anniversary Services at Ocean Grove

July 38 event notes a large attendance from coast to coast at Ocean Grove anniversary services. Bishop James N. Pitageraka of St Louis participated. Lincoln Circle to meet July 23 to handle important business. Mrs Jennie Cart presiding, Ella Wade secretary.

Tostetelers Ocean Grove New Sori Teetotalers Cramail Ocean Grove Me Aumles National ‘Emperaance James N. Pitageraka St. Louis Pres Lincoln Circle Jennie Cart Ella Wade

Socials and Visits Highlight Topeka Society Notes

Mrs George F Sharitt hosted a porch party at 419 King Street with Topeka society women, noting guests including Mrs C F Remewale and Mrs W W Rette. Several locals plan visits and summer placements in Kansas City Chicago Ludington and Topeka, with many departures for Milwaukee, Lawrence, Ottawa, Paxico and Excelsior Springs.

George F. Sharitt King, Street C.F Remewale W. Mw. . Rette Eea Mubrane Bes Mame Wane Artington Colo Paul Mulvane Kate Ganther Oconomowoc R Peck Tiffany Udee Ohast Ise Aoe Johnston A. J. Nichols Arthur Tyler Street Manhattan Orville Bowman Orville Bowman, Jr Kansas City Clarence Ehica Lillian Valentine Will Misa Wasson Miss Roberts Wasson Chicago Ludington M. F. Southwick la Porce Bedford Ind Grace Potter St. Paul Christian Bowman Clarence Frank Mich Roy Moyer Charles McCrum Atchison Topeks Herbert Bartlett Holt Edwin Mise Edith Davis Las Cruces Califor Harry Eagle Walter Myers Charles Inn Mont Wilson Paxico Prank Clough Kansen City Mani Mary A. Clough Grace Collins Elizabeth White Lawrence Mise Pearad Prescott Excelsior Springs Mra. C. HL Martin Ottawa Besc B. Stanton Rs. Caster of C. W. Leman Buchannah Charlotte Lyman Lindshare Charles Moore HE Lg

Local Social Notes Include Visits and House Names

A jumble of names and domestic visits appears from Topeke Avenue to Bucatinas Street with residents and travelers such as Anna Hudon Phillipabure Mrs I M Baam and several Vesper family members noted alongside Kansas City guests and hometown connections. The column lists many individuals visiting relatives and staying with families across town.

Wwe James Hollar D. Lakey My. Hunt G. B Blair Corkill Raahen Anna Hudeon Phillipabure I. M. Baam Topeke Avenue Mise Lilian Hanson T. W. Baan Kansas City Mra Otte Miller Bucatinas Edith Vesper Mise Bf Gordon Ide Jacobs Susie Arnett Florence Bailey Minnie Koester Cora Shaw Grace Pats Grace Hulse Louis Hill Julius Fritz Ge McLatchey Frank Dwyer Heniry Vesper Wirin Dreisbach James Arnett Theodore Vesper

Marching On Haytien Advance Near Limba

A fragment reports General Bainave near Limba within nine miles of the city after a prior patrol period. An army from the Department of Aribonite, allied with M. Fiemin, is said to advance toward Cape Haytien from three sides under generals Satnave Gurpara and Monfiston amid fear of Crete support ambush.

Isestn Ae Montine Crete-a- Are

Mexican Central Hoad and London Securities Clash

The Denver Times reports A Robinson of the Mexican Central seeks reorganization after London based Securities Co rejects terms. Anxiety over management prompts rumors of broader Anglo American ties influencing Paris and New York at July 25.

Denver Times A. Robinson Mexican Central Denver London Mexican Central Securities Company of London Robinson Paris New York Ceres Sare & Tribum Ipin France Russia Corea

Local notes travel and visits span Kansas city to Colorado Springs

North Topeka residents share news of trips and homecomings from Colorado to Kansas City. Families visit relatives, plan country visits, and prepare for summer gatherings while news of a death in Colorado Springs reaches local readers.

Fragmentary obituary notes and names from a historic page

The readable fragments mention Rev. Spd. Bre. 7. 3. Pearson, a Jackson Street address, and individuals including Miss Gert, Royer, Lola Royer, Owen, and Runge. The garbled text suggests a brief local notice or obituary fragment with several personal names but lacks a cohesive event or dates.

Spd Bre Pearson Jackson Street Acbacd Ie Rae UN Owen Gert Arn Sees Royer Lola Royer Soe Runge

Northwest Eastern Division Scores and Standings Report

Eastern Division results show Dorliphan leading with 00 points and Worth at 8. Deegan and Johnson score 1 and 23 respectively, with Inami adding 2 and Bourbon 1. Mead 4 and Rawlins 1 push the totals, while Hamkell 9 and Seward 1 contribute. Cheyenne and Sherman and Wallace add further points as the tally rises.

Ues Suintaris Uy Foe Dorliphan Letver‘Worth Pee At Deegan Johnnon Inami Anova Dees Senlip Bourbon Mead Rawlins Thomas Logan Scott St Hamkell Seward Cheyenne Sherman Wallace

Harvard Professor Tours Mont Pelee Crater Again

Dr T A Jaggar of Harvard University arrived at Fort de France on June 4, continuing reconnaissance of Mont Pelee. He has visited the Mont Pelee crater twice and explored the Diast track that destroyed St Pierre, noting extraordinary activity in the area.

Port di T. A Flarvard University United States West Indies Fort de France Mont Pelee Martinique Jaggar Vincent

Eruption Reports Stir Windward Group Threaten Cease

Fragmentary text notes ongoing volcanic activity in Martinique and nearby islands. It mentions Dr Jeger and Harbaini col collesting and references a Windward group pressing for cessation of eruptions at Pelee amid volcanic activity and concerns over Volcan de la Montagne.

Martinique Jeger Bas Sper Harbaiine Pelee

Topera Sees Less Rain Than Normal This Fall

Record shows rainfall below average at Topera this autumn with totals around 2.72 inches through mid October, and a month’s rain at 76 inches, while year to date remains near 4.32 inches above or below normal depending on the period referenced.

Fe passenger department chief at Topeka Santa Fe named

Office 18 Buffalo reports changes in the Topeka Santa Fe passenger and freight departments. Charion Av hee, a ten year veteran in passenger service, is named representative for the passenger department. Ey Demarest handles freight, with McCanna absent from eastern cities for five weeks, and Demarest slated for eastern traveling freight duties.

Topeka Sante Fe Pammnger Depmit Ie Charion Av Hee Han Recuse Ey Demarest Cadeters Homer Mardheo Dunia

Fragmented OCR text from a local notice page

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