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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
7
A fragmented ad copy and dubious review about Munyon's Rheumatism Cure claims confirm a February 14 cure with no tracing or guarantee. The text mentions reaction to reviews and includes an invalid cube product name, suggesting promotional material from a questionable medical remedy.
Three representatives of the Pottowatomi tribe of Indiana Joseph F. L. Cuthway Frank Wii Apfsy from Fenton Harbor and Aiba meet to confer with attorneys regarding a land claim tied to Captain Streetor. The dispute concerns land under an old government grant and the right of discovery in the present case.
Washburn seniors won a strike against faculty over Kedinst exams and a weeklong vacation. The faculty took no official action, but an agreement excused seniors from classes for the rest of the term, with exams and duties reduced.
A mail stage driver lost control of a four horse team near Greenwood British Columbia on June 6. The coach plunged into Jolly Creek from Camp Meine to Greenwood. Andrew Hirkland Henry Nicholson and Dirt Gran sustained injuries.
Seattle workers halt repairs on the Army transport Rosecrans as boilermakers strike. Washington orders the work taken over by the government. vessel ready to depart for Alaska once resumed under Quartermaster Kubien’s directive.
A poorly fed worker weakened by heavy workload and bad feed recovers after trying Grape Nuts with Postum coffee. She reports rapid health gains, mental clarity, and renewed appetite following gradual substitution of food and drink. The testimonial credits Grape Nuts and Postum with alleviating fatigue, improving sleep, and stabilizing mood after weeks of decline.
A quiet home wedding joined Miss Hila Ramey and Mr. Charles Fries at the bride’s parents’ residence on Huchwany Street with a floral bower and generous receptions. The second ceremony united Mr. M A Rogers and Mr A P Klingmann at the bride’s father’s house on West Tenth Avenue. both couples plan housekeeping at their new addresses.
Mrs Margaret Evans of Centrrvine Town and Mrs Walton of Fort Worth Texas plus M Cyphers of Fairbury Neb are guests of W F Bans at Hotel Throop. Mrs A D returns home in Vitalis after a short visit in Tr with her sister. Park Ewart left for Mincourt after a few days in Topeka with parents. Mr and Mrs W Sterne and daughter Helen spend a few days in Leavenworth. Mrs K Riblet and granddaughter Mina Guergia Wilthire visit Mrs H M Fassines in Chandler Oklahoma.
Report notes a roses display at McCray's residence on Fourteenth and Topels avenues. The owner praises the Ramblers from Kansas, aiming to bloom fully, estimating 20 000 to 25 000 roses along the front porch.
Andrew Carnegie joins Cooper Union and plans educational philanthropy. The forty second annual commencement notes his contribution to carry on Peter Cooper’s aims. The move will bolster the Institute’s educational plans and future donations urged by supporters.
A New York dispatch reports Chin Ts Victor as the apparent victor in a dispute over arbitration to be debated at the Pan American Congress. The administration opposes concessions from Peru and the bureau of American Republics executive committee on arbitration limits, stressing the president’s wish for broad regional representation at the congress.
Secretary of State Clark sends circulars to Kansas corporations about filing delinquent reports for year ending June 30. Noncompliance risks charter forfeiture and possible receivership to close business. Law requires statements to avoid civil and corporate penalties and to allow legal actions.
Major George Arthur, assistant pasmanter of the United States Army, died this morning while sitting in a chair at the Waddell theater. Sister Lucy filly (Martin) won the Riddlesdown prize at the Ipsom summer meet. A medicine advertisement touts a cure for coughs and consumption, claiming dramatic results.
The itemized report covers city pavement work, street improvements, and maintenance needs ordered by the Council, with notes on rail replacements and public works. It mentions Judge Spencer attending sessions in Leavenworth, religious services, a Washburn baseball game, and speeches by local figures, plus updates on tax and probate actions and manufacturing discussions in Topeka.
In Topeka the district court adjourned the suit over a paving contract for Leavenworth. Attorney Crawford, Hanley & Co, and local parties were involved. The State Historical Society was presented a manuscript of the Epraitly Sin along with other items.
A typewritten unsigned notice seeks to convene the county Republican central committee this afternoon at 2 o’clock in the old courthouse for canvass review and organization. The message hints at factional power plays and unclear authorship, with disputed control of the committee and no identified sender.
Secretary T L Prout of the railroad Y MO A departs for Boston to attend the International Jubilee convention of the Young Men's Christian Association from June 1 to 16. Over two thousand delegates from U S and Canada are expected, with naval leaders educators and business figures in attendance. The event includes a Jubilee exhibit tracing the evolution of the association’s work and meets in Mechanics Building. Prout will be away about two weeks and will be accompanied to Cleveland Ohio by his wife.
County commissioners vote to modernize the courthouse lawn, fixing a large hollowed area described as a “low in spirits” lawn with a hole large enough for a small lake. The janitor kept the hose flowing amid drought, but the grass burned, prompting renewed efforts to restore the grounds.
On Wednesday, the court ruled in favor of the defendant in the $150,000 libel suit brought by Sine W. zi against her former disciple. The decision concludes the dispute with a judgment for the defendant and dismissal of the claims.
A fragmented report notes commissioners hearing about bier claims and environmental impacts. It mentions dirt, lakes, and a future improvement plan for a cart house with a more presentable appearance.
North Topeka column lists residents visiting and traveling from Richardson, McGrew, Dalley, McFarland, Hoyen, and others. Local commerce and millinery promotions appear at Costley and Post, with a Santa Fe office game and community activities including a charity tea, a wedding, and a real estate and architectural note on Madison and Laurent streets.
The ceremony for Nisgurs Polls was held at the Bay Window of a local home with Mrs. Macy Smith giving the bride away. Attendants and guests filled the church hall as routes and train connections from Akron and nearby cities were outlined for out of town relatives.
The state board considers a charter for a company with plans to bore coal gas and minerals at Moline. A Beattie Bank affiliated entity, Beattie Exchange Company, is mentioned in Beattie County, with Beattie Capital involved in the proceedings.
Unclear OCR notice references Niagara rapids and Atlantic routes, mentions railway copies and tour publications. Names appear garbled but suggest travel guides, ticket agents, and resort ideas. Edge details include Lawrence River, Colorado, and various agents. Potential tourism notices prompt readers to seek illustrated guides and fares.
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