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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1902
Page
8
The text reads as a garbled OCR sheet with scattered phrases about seeds potash and various named terms, mentioning people and places in a jumble. It references a dated tone with numerous misspellings and stray fragments, offering no coherent event or clear individuals.
In Kearney Missouri on June 3 the remains of Jesse James were laid to rest near the old Barwele homestead, three miles northeast of town, beside his wife and close kin. A large crowd gathered for the funeral and burial rites at the nearby cemetery, while neighbors and relatives recalled the outlaw’s life and the dramatic end he met years ago.
An advertisement describes Kinley framing works at Fituh and Jackson streets occupying space for wagon and carriage building. It touts business integrity and excellent workmanship of each wagon or carriage, claims Kinley opened sales in a new location, and mentions the Royal Muskoka Hotel and a center of Canadian cities and routes. Descriptive matter prepared by Geo We Vaux of ALG Pac. 4. Grand Trunk Railway, 135 Adams St. Chicago.
In Butler and surrounding counties a heated primary contest centered on Curtis and Stanley as contenders for the Senate seat. Results show Stanley leading in Lyon and surrounding counties with three chief supporters, while Curtis trails by narrow margins. Governor Brantley claims multiple victories and lawmakers report shifts in delegate loyalties at county conventions.
Bank Commissioner Albaugh argues against home cooperative building companies in Kansas, urging regulation and exclusion from state business. He notes past abuses, with thousands lost from investors, and calls for safeguards to promote safe investments for limited means while encouraging traditional building aid associations under stricter oversight.
Four members of the Topska Praying band toured Topeka Saturday night visiting several joints near the Southern house on Kauans avenue. The group entered a place near the bpern house lane and faced noisy reception before moving to the Blue Front Here. Devotions were held outside as guards objected to proseums. a man in the crowd protested, while the band continued singing amid beer imbibing nearby. A large crowd followed the tour through the night.
Tax totals show corporations paying over 2 million dollars annually across New Jersey and New York, with about 400 000 dollars more than last year. The rise stems from taxes on trusts chartered since 1900 and 1901, expanding revenue for state treasuries. Prohibitionists gather in Peoria for the Renan state convention, led by D. Patton of Pennsylvania and Oliver, focusing on a platform.
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