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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
5
A patient testimonial from Lansing Michigan describes complete recovery after three months using a vegetable compound. The letter asserts no missed meals or engagements and praises the product as effective for general health.
Miss Ivah Davis plans a St Louis visit to see sister Mrs. Du George Payne of Texas who hosted Bis people at 717 Lincoln Street. Various guests and residents, including Margaret Garvey Elix Ree and Oliver Bt, are mentioned with travel and hospitality notes across Kansas and nearby states.
In New York Suffolk county the grand jury indicts Disbrow on charges of causing the deaths of Dimple Lawrence and Clarence W. Foster at Good Ground. Disbrow, held in Riverhead jail, is linked to a motive regarding a $50,000 inheritance from his grandfather Hosea B. Perkins who has just died. The Board of Building Trades faces a national strike order.
Moercantie Trust Company trustee holds a secured note valued at 0,000,000 for the protection of Stouls run by the Mecmntiia Trust. The instrument encumbers the entire road property and rights involved, securing the project’s funding and imposing leverage on all segments yet to be completed or assigned.
A letter from United States Senator Henry M Teller to W A Geighth editor of the Times states he will accept a nomination if the Colorado state convention makes him candidate but will not run if they choose otherwise. He says he will follow the people’s wishes regarding re election.
Morgana Werte of Falla City sells a large batch of yearling steers in Kansas City stock yards. The sale, described as the largest priced cattle bundle of the season, featured steers remarkab ly priced at 8.20 per hundredweight. Wallace of Eat Mo raised part of the lot and profited $425 on the deal, with buyers from multiple yards and a notable market showing yesterday.
Fragmented OCR notes describe speeches by party leaders on Negro affairs in the South and upcoming visitors events. Names include Parker, Rivers, Duncan, and Coghlan with scattered references to receptions, addresses, and civic gatherings in Denver and Colorado Springs amid unclear context.
A damaged fragment notes a recovered sound and a telephoned message. It mentions a cage and a redived or recovered element, but lacks clear context or a complete event. The readable words point to an unclear incident described in fragmented handwriting or OCR.
On Monday night the board of education will receive its newly elected members chosen at the last election. The meeting will outline initial priorities and set upcoming agenda items for district governance.
Fragmentary report describes an acting marshal and appointment steps involving Mackey, Burton, and the president. It notes Roosevelt approval and commission forwarding but lacks complete names, dates, and clear actions.
Local property owners oppose a new shop at the corner of Seventh and Jackson as Adams Brothers plan a priming shop nearby. George and Hindman face refusals on Jackson Street plots east of Sixth, leading to a final decision to place a shop on a northeast corner of Eighth and Jackson. Crosty Brothers and J L Bend urge Hindman not to proceed with the new building near their Jackson Street premises.
Carrie Nation visited Joliet addressing a crowd at the station while awaiting a train to Aurora. She explained she often goes slumming to see the world as it is, saying the same to onlookers during her Joliet stop.
North Topeka itemized social happenings with visits and greetings. Mrs J H Griffin of Lawrence and her son host attendees. W Caskey recently arrived from Salta. Coey Herring and Priddy of Quincy Street noted. Captain and Mrs Morris returned near Hoyt after visiting Mrs Hanley. W Steele and Carmichael family listed among gatherings.
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