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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
7
In a police note saga a woman identified as Mrs Gellert Surrefuntae or Mrs Cornell faced arrest over alleged conduct with a man and a disputed debt. The defendant’s father and witnesses testified as the court neared a verdict. ultimately the judge ordered discharge for the visitor. The chaotic testimony included tension and conflicting accounts with accusations of impropriety and miscommunication over payment.
The Lincoln post of the Grand Army of the Republic adopts resolutions thanking Seaman Ware and others for Memorial Day parade arrangements. Officers and comrades express heartfelt pleasure at Ware’s leadership and the reception planned, with gratitude conveyed to related supporters.
A historical post notes the special committee presenting thanks to Comrade Eugene Ware and others for services at a reception. The minutes reveal resolutions tendering gratitude to hosts and committees for organizing both functions and urging broader participation in future exercises.
A detailed proposal to form a fraternal hospital association in Towekis outlines governance with a board of directors and a permanent hospital fund. It calls for charitable medical facilities open to members of fraternal orders and honorary members, with specific fundraising and governance rules and multiple committees to manage the project.
A distorted report claims special harvest relief rates favor Minnesota and Missouri River potatoes, provoking protests from state laborers and Kansas railroad agents. D. J. Bhikeshan of the Supreme Department questions the feasibility and impact of the proposed rates and routes, urging scrutiny of the plan and its effects on wheat farmers and employment.
Council approves contract for grandstand erection at air grounds with bids of 8.95 paid by committee. The structure is to be 50 feet wide and completed in eight weeks. Anance committee sells part of its capital stock in Topeka as needed for funding and election plans are set for June.
A Kansas City observer describes the harvest beginning in the Kuw valley with farmers pushing crop cultivation ahead of weather. The piece notes simultaneous needs for dayna harvest and cultivation, multiple crops, and the demanding pace of rural life.
Soldiers from the sixth battery under Captain Adama begin a march toward Su ilлег Will Ko fair grounds, expected Wednesday. The march accompanies gas deliveries and camp equipment, with scattered names and places referenced in garbled OCR.
The notice notes ticker movements and routing dates across June 16 17 31 and 22 with a final redura on September 1st, 1900, involving Bevin via Great Rock Intend Route.
Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease as a relief for tight shoes and sore spots, claiming it softens shoes, prevents bunions, and cures swollen feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores with a 250 price. trial package offered by mail from Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
Details and conditions of the contest can be had at F. W Swearingen's Jewelry Store 724 Kansas Avenue or by writing to the Cudahy Packing Co Tope.
Weather tally shows scattered totals across Kansas with Wyandotte, Douglas, Johnson and many counties recording inches of rain. Severe downpours exceed six inches in multiple districts, while towns such as Wichita and Greeley report lighter amounts amid a broader state pattern.
Five graduates from the academic department at Washburn College received diplomas in a Monday afternoon informal reception at the college corner. Rev. Normin Pisex delivered the commencement address. Leafe Echron, college president, awarded diplomas. Short remarks and a solo by Hilanbeth Cole closed the program.
A garbled transit note from Topeka schedules a March 25 afternoon departure toward New York via Great Rock Island lines. The text includes nonsensical phrases and scattered product mentions such as Batins in Cream and Powder At the Model, indicating a damaged OCR fragment with unrelated details.
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