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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary text from the Topeka State Journal mentions unity bids and a Chicago reference, with illegible portions rendering full details unclear. The readable portion hints at a political or organizational context but lacks concrete facts or names.
A crowded clipping reports rumors of Prince Henry’s revival and mixed reactions in New Jersey and Northern Securities concerns. It notes forecasts of a cool spring, strong iron and dry goods trades, and global automobile exhibitions, plus financial cautions from Henry Clews on money markets and currency flows.
Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports January exports of manufactures at 14,412,902 dollars, the strongest January since 1990 aside from that year’s peak. Seven months ending January 1902 exceed the prior year’s figures by about two million, with overall manufacturing exports rising while agricultural, mining, forest, and fish products lag. Copper and other declines persist in some fabrications, though overall activity remains robust.
The report notes improvement in illumination and copper but a drop in iron and steel exports for January by about 4.5 million dollars from January 2001. Iron and steel manufactures valued at 57,290,158 for the month and 7 months show fiscal-year figures, with importations of manufacturers materials rising sharply.
A fragmentary column reflecting on memory and gender roles in small town life. Observations drift between social rituals and personal anxieties, noting aging, schooling, motherhood, and the unease of public perception during life events.
A detailed report traces the downward trend in gross earnings for the Rock Island railroad. It cites a dip linked to factory incidents and late-year freight reductions, noting a modest improvement in certain freight segments while overall revenue remains pressured.
Bethlehem Pa March 6 since 2 am snow 15 inches and a violent gale have isolated the city and surrounding districts. Many lives lost and stock frozen to death reported as the worst winter storm in memory. Des Moines Iowa miners near a scale conference discuss shot firers and a mine run plan with joint talks slated for March 11. Permanent head offices likely at a central location with officers placed on duty.
Complete municipal election returns show Hames as Republican with 6 608 votes while Goodwin, a Democrat, trails. Other Republican candidates and the Democratic slate are listed with varying tallies including Dew and Riplinger.
Distress and dyspepsia symptoms are linked to prolonged neglect. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim radical, permanent relief by strengthening the stomach and digestive organs. A long-term user reports relief after taking the medicine, asserting improved appetite and sleep with no cramps or burning. See 14 Olney 82 Providence RI.
In a swift, organized effort led by women, Wolf forces rally to defeat Coun cilman Snattinger in the Third ward. Voters are instructed to write in C. V. Wolf as candidate, with carriages and ward workers at each precinct. Vote totals by 2:40 pm show Wolf leading in two wards while Snattinger fights to rally late support.
Charles Broadway Rouse will filed for probate in New York March 5 shows no charitable bequest. It leaves the Fifth Avenue house and 5000 dollars yearly to Mrs. Charles Broadway Tours, deceased, with other legacies to Virginia Lee and Peter Winchester Rouss. Executor William W. Rouse and another brother each receive 100 dollars. Peter Winchester Rouss inherits the residue and farm in Jefferson county. Chicago, March 6 reports McCormick seeking trouble after coming from Hot Springs and praising his post Jeffries form. Washington March 5 notes Mrs Ruth Gibbs of Abilene Kan named assistant matron at Pawnee Indian School. Lemuel J. Eddleman appointed stenographer at Union Indian Agency. Lansing March 5 says Michigan Condensed is arranging a condensed milk trust with Lansing property title inquiry ongoing.
Tickets go on sale March 19 for the convention with a return option through March 15. In Oberlin Ohio Mrs. J. H. Guy and Frank Glenn attend the funeral of their sister Milas iva TE Glenn. A fire on Sit Polk Street damaged a home. owner and occupant Fred Sign and family are assessing damage and repairs today.
A historical ad-like piece argues digestion as fuel, praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to rest the stomach while the body builds up. It cites a Topeka real estate pioneer L Ross and notary Igor, touting digestion and chemical action as life, with claims of improved nourishment and relief from indigestion.
Leading doctors and pharmacists from Attleboro and Kingstree to Valley Furnace and Chicago attest to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. They report relief from indigestion after many failed remedies and proudly back the product with personal guarantees and practical use in practice.
Lawrence, Kan March 5 Engineer L Slaco of the Northwestern railway has been placed on the pension list after 42 consecutive years as a locomotive engineer. He began on the Chicago Iowa and Nebraska road, later the Northwestern, and ran pioneer engine No 1 the Bison. His records include 1 403 207 miles, no serious accidents, and a pensioned retirement.
New York reports details of the coronation are being refined ahead of the king's departure for Paris and the Riviera. Efforts aim to shorten the Westminster Abbey service with reduced ceremony and a curtailed musical portion. The royal drive through the metropolis remains fixed while other events, including a naval review and Covent Garden gift, have not been dated. The Hatfield garden party may occur the Saturday after the service and the king's health is reported excellent.
James Bell of 110 Buchanan street is reported critically ill with scarlet fever after a relapse, with another Bell child recently dead and Hattie Bell already recovered. The family’s younger son Jax Tell is under quarantine. sources note the illness and elevated danger as the case unfolds.
Tamares Illinois residents report a large cash hoard found in an old Froelich shop and confectionery where Allen and Charles Froelich ran a business for over nine years. Four tin boxes and two large cans held gold and paper money, with large denomination bills. Frank Sanford and another local discovered the stash, valued near nine hundred dollars, and reported to the probate judge.
Governor Dole issues proclamation for a special election on April 9 to replace the late representative of the House of Representatives. San Francisco reports confusion and rumors amid irregular campaigning and related maritime arrivals with scattered details.
Washington sources say Senator Burton Ang asked that General Funston be assigned to duty in the United States at the end of his leave on April 1 instead of returning to Manila where he has seen much active service in both the volunteer and regular army. The president wished a conference on the Philippines military situation and Funston was expected to be called upon upon his arrival. Possible assignment to the Dakota department was mentioned.
A small schooner rigged vessel was towed into Vancouver harbor after being overturned by a storm. Two crewmen were aboard when the accident occurred on Monday night and were picked up early yesterday in the gulf. Names of the dead are not known and it is unclear if more fatalities occurred.
Advertises reduced fares for Northwest settlers with Marehdod Arid rates to Portland Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound at 535 00 Spokane area 322 00 Butte Helena district 220 00 intermediate routes available through Burlington connections via Great Northern Pacific Express from Denver to Northwest enticing through coaches cars and sleepers to major cities.
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