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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
5
State appeals declare part of Kansas prohibitory law unconstitutional. Attorney General West argues federal court lacks jurisdiction to review the entire case and seeks Supreme Court action. The decision targets the penalties and enforcement powers, with parties outlining standards of review and potential federal oversight.
A garbled note recounts a Honduran journey and mentions Alf Jackson and the American youth Therma. It describes a private letter, Port Cortes, and confusion over names, places, and dates with references to a theater or event involving Theresa and others, but the text is largely unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text notes a Denver to Pueblo and return sale price of 23 dollars. Mentions unspecified routes or events and garbled names. No clear dates, organizers, or outcomes available from readable portions.
The report recaps a scattered set of events including a Topeka painter ordered to work, state treasurer Grimes comment on a baseball team, missing bowlquarters and police actions. It mentions Topeka, Newton, and Washburn, with various arrests, travel inquiries, and community notices.
Northwestern University faculty plan to abolish Theta Nu Epsilon, a secret fraternity, citing liquor during initiation and vandalism on campus. Henry Wade Rogers announces the action, with the student body notified of the decision and future implications for members. A Commercial Club meeting is scheduled with details on seating, contracts, and upcoming centennial events.
Truncated travel note lists Denver to Colorado Springs to Pueblo round trip for 24 dollars with mention of a Santa Fe service and a June 1 date. It notes stopovers allowed at Colorado common points.
An open meeting of the Ladies' Art class and the club thin seamen was held at Mr. F. B. Prepcett's West Tenth avenue home. Guests included Avery Turner of Chicago and Mrs. Palmer. souvenirs, piano solos, readings, and a program followed with festive refreshments and a porch party for Mies Almay Ruiger of Lawrence.
Al Tae a mane Iota of men will be held Sunday afternoon at the first cyronal church. The meeting will be held by Howard, famed temperance worker and orator for New York. The subject of his discourse will be The Vision Answered under the auspices of the Sack Sign and mission.
Travel ad offers Pueblo and return to Colorado Springs for $24 with stopovers allowed at Colorado common points. Promotes tickets on sale June 1. Mentions a traveler’s note about a gut ailment cured by a product and a time window of 1449 hours to reach Colorado Springs aboard the Great Rock Island route.
An expansive review notes the Spanish colony organ condemning Bisland's annexation policy toward the Boer republics. Yucatan raises ten thousand dollars for Mexican troops, Maratlan builds a new drainage system, and electric vehicle plans advance. New York capitalists back electric transport as German hoop plants aid agriculture. Cuban fraud indignation draws US sentiment, and weather remains intensely hot.
The executive council postponed the consideration of bids for supplies and stationery for the department on Monday. Firms named include General Paper Co Chicago Topeka Paper Co Neelathographing Co Moore Book and Stationery Co Kellance among others.
The people of Greymouth New Zealand respond to Sir George White with a witty tribute a gold brick shaped into a brick. The note humorously references Sir George White and Grey X ideas in a London Chronicle reversed line.
The North Star Grocery claims better goods and more for your money with a wide range of canned goods, jams, baked beans, powders, crackers, dried fruits, teas, coffees, and spices. Mall orders are shipped promptly.
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