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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
6
A muddled OCR passage discusses party voting on a gold standard currency plan. It notes a single Republican dissent and mentions contrasts with Senate positions. The text includes derailed phrases about self government pledges and multiple fragmented names and terms, with no clear event or outcome.
A Detroit era column describes Coburns wheat and early spring crop conditions. It notes seed timing, field observations, blade growth, and signs of deterioration in home plots. The piece mentions Secretary Conurns in the State House and references Farm activity around June and Vernal conditions.
In a small town near Wanhinetun a tense standoff arose between local soldiers and a saloon keeper. The guards surrounded the establishment while residents watched. authorities warned both sides to cool tensions and avoid violence as they investigate alleged threats and unlawful restraint.
Fragmented text outlines a meet with mentions of Eb ne urwues, Rage on Mt pene, Beasee dit Prot, and Daligies Stuckeraide. It references a Titan career, an American Aesthetic event, and a naval covenant amid scattered names.
A Congregational wife describes using Postum for her baby and reports improved appetite and weight gain. She notes headaches and nervousness from other foods, and that the child enjoys Postum, coffee, and fruit, with growth from twelve to over twenty pounds in months.
Fragmented quotes depict Admiral Dewey discussing Spanish rule in the Philippines, Aguinaldo, and American intentions. The text references arms given to Aguinaldo, dissatisfaction with insurgent leaders, and differing views on independence and control. It shows tensions between U S strategic aims and local reactions during the conflict.
June 27 report details a transcontinental auto contest begun near Paris and stretching to Erdtens and Aastelt. One contestant, Vandertail, arrived exhausted and abandoned the race returning to Paris. Washington coverage notes Andy revere’s prior conviction and train transfer amid security concerns.
June 27 report notes defense witnesses introduced by Cal fritee to counter Coffeit alibi. Witnesses claim Coffeit was at a ranch near neigborhood on cited dates. foreman Dick Chase disputes. Cuban and eastern star references appear in diary-tinged testimony amid scattered names and fragmented lines.
The poorly legible notes describe feral men seen near Pinceabeestigy of Ena, a raised fund of 140, and a charter-related death during the last year. It mentions the annual election of officials with names like Sie. GS. Wika and other titles as conductresses and grand officers.
Denver June 27 The tenth international Sustay School convention opened with praise and prayers at Trinity M E church in Denver led by Rev D M Beach and Rev B Stewis. Reports highlighted executive committee reforms and rising Sunday school enrollment across multiple regions, noting a 60 percent membership increase and growth in Indian Territory and Nevada.
Harry Bone, a candidate for the Republican nomination for attorney general, was reported to be recovering from an illness in Missouri Springs and is en route home to Austin to resume his law practice. The notice notes his strengthened condition and plans to rejoin his professional duties.
Washington reports Campbell and Roosevelt meeting as Republican leaders from Pittsenee and Wheatley consult about the Third Kansas district race. Campbell seeks the congressional seat against Jackson with Wheatley supporting. Also notes a local company formation and a death in London.
Market notes show July wheat and September corn futures gaining on news of good demand and private selling. Receipts and prices varied across cities with tensions in oats and rye offsets, while livestock, hogs, and cattle remained steady to higher. Prices for wheat and corn fluctuated amid weather and storage activity as traders priced future deliveries.
In Topeka markets on June 21 reports show varied activity across commodities. Sugar and coffee prices move while grain and fruit items reflect regional demand. wool and poultry values steady, and a forthcoming Fourth of July celebration schedule noted with Marshall's Band and local events.
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