A Miracle Healer Startling Disclosures Revealed
A sensational report describes a miracle healer with startling disclosures about a remarkable power. Medical professionals are puzzled by the claims and seek verification amid public intrigue.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
14
A sensational report describes a miracle healer with startling disclosures about a remarkable power. Medical professionals are puzzled by the claims and seek verification amid public intrigue.
A physician named Professor Adkin offers free at home treatments for illnesses, asserting hundreds cured at patients’ homes. The article describes a “Vitaopathie” method, praises the physician’s character, and invites readers to send letters and money for home treatment demonstrations.
A fragment notes a city ticket office location on Kansas Avenue near number B35. Readable text shows street and district cues but lacks full details on hours or services.
Engineer Mr. Dor. Jones reports being robbed by two Black men near the Central National Bank building at 74 Locust Street Parkdale around 12 25 am. A short man held a revolver on Jones while the slender man rifled pockets, taking three five dollar bills and four silver dollars, leaving a watch and one mall bill. Police have no clues. Jones plans to aid identification if seen.
Warrenton Virginia March 1 Major Micah J Jenkins a Bethel Military academy faculty member declines to accept the sword proposed to be presented at Charleston South Carolina He telegraphs Lieutenant Governor Tilman of South Carolina Columbia to decline if he was asked to withdraw acceptance to present the sword He ends with thanks and signs Mr Jenkins.
United States appeals court upholds verdict awarding Pennsylvania Railroad $2,792 from the city of Chicago for property damage by rioters in the Debs strike of 1894. Other cases involve railways seeking damages. O Donovan Rossa dies. Douglas Robinson to Havana. a printer describes a medical treatment anecdote. mixed items conclude with ads.
A broad Topeka page of short items notes quarantine cases in Rossville and local births in Topeka during February. It mentions Annabelle Toe leading Washburn girls team, court actions, political meetings and upcoming Nordica concert trains, plus updates on educators, graft cases, and buried town events with various names and places.
London and many parts of England face a renewed influenza outbreak with warnings from medical observers. The illness, traced to Southern Russia, has traveled across Europe with high death and disability rates. Experts predict the epidemic may reach the region by early March, urging preparedness and cautious remedies such as Humphreys Grip and Cold Cure advertised for early self treatment.
Well known lawyer Col W H Rossington helped as judge on stage during Anna Eva Fay's second Arabicin night. The show featured Miss Fay reading invisible questions from the audience while mock questions ranged from local politics to theft and the mysterious Trego shale. A ladies matinee was scheduled for this afternoon with performances ending tonight.
Denver correspondent notes Major Appel claims proven cure of consumption at Fort Bayard with outside air, rest, and a carefully chosen diet. General MacArthur endorses the finding and expresses astonishment at the results from the government soldiers' sanitarium.
A mass meeting at the Oakland school house rejected the proposition to incorporate the suburb as a city. Despite earlier meetings suggesting support, the plan was overwhelmingly defeated by opponents who attended in large numbers. The session was led by A. C. Sholex with P. C. Moore J. H. Laybourne and G. C. Sherer among those speaking pro and con.
National banks in Chicago show record deposits with twelve principal institutions reporting at close of business yesterday. Total deposits rise by 21.0 million since December 1, the tonnage account up 11.5 million to 177.1 million, and cash resources up 9.0 million to 124.1 million.
A consolidation unites American Exchange National Bank and Metropolitan National Bank of Cleveland. The merged institution becomes American Exchange Seasonal with capital 2600 000, paid in surplus 10 000,000? and deposits about 1.5 million. Richard Parmery to serve as president. The action was decided at a joint directors meeting. Ticket details reference Great Rock Island Line with daily sales from March the April 20.
Notes from the Sixth district discuss Smith county vote splits between Herder and White, local candidates, Populist and Democrat alliances, Beloit figures, and rumors on potential congress nominees. Mentions J D Van Hook, W Hi Aikenell, Vandeventer, Heeder perceived renomination odds, and local campaign fund history led by F C Johnson.
Albert Nesse and wife transfer to FP. J. Desk ins for 675 dollars part of sw B4 13 17. Orchard Place Lot Co. to Geo. PF. Gorow for 295 dollars lots 14 and south half 12 Tyler street. Douthitt Place Nels Anderson and wife to R. H. Stahl 1700 dollars part of ne 1 13 14. M. E. Pope and husband to Geo. Cromp 58% lots 267 and 269 Monroe street Paramore's second addition. Wm. Busby and wife to Wm. F. Evil aisor 1 dollar lots 7 9 11 and 13 Waltman avenue White Grove subdivision. J. Le Price and wife to L. A. Coblents 1700 dollars tote 408 405 407 Quincy street Ritchie’s addition. W. L Jamison administrator to Co. BE. Jewell 3160 dollars lot 289 Spruce street West Park addition. Caledonian Investment Co. to HL P. Brockett 1400 dollars lots 295 297 209 Morris avenue Martin Place addition. The American Miss ansockad LE to the Central Factory scriver Ten e) 4500 dollars Part ne M210. Te ne ene ke atienunts acceni went Cos lot 311 and south half 309 Sprace street Went Park addition.
New York reports Charles Lillywhite, the American arrested in New Zealand for murder, has completed his prison term and is en route back to New Zealand. The British government provided funds and tickets for his return journey via the American embassy after his trial, though vindication arrived late for his family.
The sixteenth annual Ohio Society of New York dinner will be held tonight at the Waldorf Astoria and is expected to be among the society’s largest. Honorees include Senators Pat Hanna of Ohio, Allison of Iowa, and other lawmakers from Indiana, West Virginia, Nevada, and Wisconsin, with Att Gen Koos and Asst Att Gen Beck among guests. Gov Odell of New York also attended.
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