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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1898

Page

2

Ohio man sues mediums after $3000 seance scheme

A Cleveland man recounts paying $3000 to spiritualist Mrs Mary Englert and others in a Liverpool of deceit. After his wife’s death, a sequence of “seances” led to requests for ever larger payments and items including a revolver and a parlor gem. A cynical, costly exposure ends as the man questions the safety of spirit aid and the trust in spiritual advisers.

Pernemouth John E. R Behaler Behaler Mary Englert Cincinnat Are Schuler Hades Mr. Schuler

Travelers to appeal Wisconsin ruling to US Supreme Court

Hartford March 3 President G. Patterson of the Travelers Insurance company spoke on the Wisconsin supreme court decision involving the firm. He said they would appeal to the United States Supreme Court if a ground for such exists, arguing the decision not justly reflects decades of work by the insurance commission and could set troublesome precedents. He indicated readiness to pursue the central question to the highest court.

Wisconsin U. S. Supreme Court Hartford Conn G. Patterson Travelers’ Insure Zinc Company Wisconsin Supreme Court Hartara Supreme Court of the ‘United States Stig Insurance Bip

Shawnee County Taxation Compared With Nearby Counties

At a Commercial club meeting in Shawnee County last night Mr. P J Bonebrake presented a detailed comparison of Shawnee’s tax assessments with those of Atchison Leavenworth Johnson and Douglas. He argued Shawnee pays higher state and local taxes per acre and per capita and urged reductions to align with peer counties.

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Devout Priests Face Declining Health Under Rigid Austerity

The text discusses priests who seek bodily endurance through denial of pleasures, citing health risks from strict living. It mentions nerv ous prostration and heart strain as potential outcomes, noting the toll of excessive self denial on physical well-being.

Taxation Reform and County Assessor Controversy

The speaker laments the current township assessor system and advocates uniform county assessment. He recalls past fees and efforts to centralize assessments, noting old road taxes and lack of uniformity in land and personal property taxation. He credits a statewide system as better and links taxation to public works and safety, urging reform.

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Indians Ready for War Warns Army Captain Wilcox in Denver

Captain Elon F. Wilcox of the Sixth Cavalry warns that unrest among American Indians could erupt if the United States becomes involved in Spain. He cites Wounded Knee memories, describes Sioux as warlike, and notes agencies near Pine Ridge and Rosebud with thousands of troops nearby, risking a broader conflict if regulars are moved.

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Diamond Queen Buys Historic Gem for Mrs Colin Wallace

Mrs Colin Wallace of Chicago purchases another notable diamond dubbed the "diamond queen" of the Auditorium. The gem reportedly wore on Wisconsin Governor Upham’s shirt front during a reception, with rumors of its past adorned around his waist and chest, linking it to city society lore.

Colin Wallace Chicago March W. H. Upham Wisconsin Omb Ish Cove Upham Mailison Society Abe Wallace Wallace Imy

Bucklee Arnica Salve Promises Cures and Satisfaction

Bucklee's Arnica Salve marketed as the world's best salve for cats and human skin ailments including bruises sores ulcers and chapped hands. It claims to cure piles with a money back guarantee and offers per box sales through a holiday promotion with explicit satisfaction terms.

Bucklee Seite

Carnegie Plans Vast Colorado Rail Link to Salt Lake

Carnegie and associates court a Denver to Salt Lake City rail corridor via Boulder and Ward with surveys extending through Middle Park. The projected 450 miles of track would cut nearly 200 miles off the current distance, urge development of rich mining districts, and support large stamp mills near Ward with 100 ton daily capacity.

Pittsburg Carnegie Colorado Colorado and Northwest Salt Lake City Utah Denver W. H. Thompson Meadville New York Benton J. 2. Olympiye Iron Klig Olsmylis Boulders Gilpin Sisterville District Olympius Andrew Carnegie Boulder Ward Io Grande Union Pacific Deave Union Pacific Railroad United States Middle Park Country Route County Hatns Park Grande County Salt Lake Berthoud Pass Rio Grande Porallely Gilpin County Perteo Combine

Scriptural Posters Not in Favor in Mich March

The University Text Display Society organized by a Chicago traveling man to spread the gospel faced resistance after hanging a large Main Street banner. The banner was removed from its former location following protests, with removal being discussed at C. P. Adams’ Municipal Pavilion where a copy of the “Buttermakers” Two Step is offered free.

Nites. Mich University Text Display’ Society Chicago Main Street Temoval C. P. Adams Munic Pavilion Buttermakers

Prominent Americans hear Dr Slocum expound cures

A large audience of progressive men, women, and students visits Dr Slocum’s La Laboratory to observe his medical and chemical discoveries. He touts new remedies to cure consumption and wasting diseases, explains how his methods restore blood, bones, and tissues, and claims success supported by thousands of patients nationwide.

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