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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1897
Page
5
A testimonial from Mrs. T. P. Barber of Lake Ann Michigan dated December 12 1899 credits Piso's Cure for consumption with saving her life after doctors declared her in second stage and claims cure after prolonged use of the remedy.
Mississippi case centers on Hillmon alleged murder for life insurance. Kemper County grand jury indicts two physicians and a Scoba merchant in a scheme to procure divers of Stuart life policies totaling about 65 000 dollars. A medical exam suggested poisoning by strychnine, with claims of an organized ring exploiting vulnerable policyholders over several years.
Special to Times from Guthrie reports a peculiar case near Stonewall Chickasaw Nation where Mrs Mary Oscreast died believed to be by witchcraft. Lucy Factor was named as the witch. Mr Gilcreast and a friend shot Factor then were arrested and released with no charges bound over.
March 10 Mexico reports a severe smallpox outbreak prompting government action. Hermosillo Sonora shows widespread infection with two city blocks entirely affected. Puebla and Mexico City report numerous cases while Guadalajara remains comparatively clean. Mortality rises and reflects poor sanitary habits amid the epidemic.
The latest machine exhibits the best and most complete mangle west of Chicago. It finishes four sheets or table cloths per minute, both sides without wear. Prospective buyers can inspect the ocher parts of the inusarf in ooo or 2 and examine the work.
Washington reports President Wilson continues to press for patronage but tells callers to go home and wait. He notes he cannot act on consular appointments until May or later and remarks that Ohio men are unlikely to be favored. a prominent Indiana Republican recalls his prior stance while McKinley is cited in memory.
March 19 state senate ordered M A Law rence managing editor of The Examiner jailed until he answers questions from a center committee. Law rence and reporter L Levings refused to divulge sources of information on alleged legislative bribery tied to a bill about transferring civil suits. Simphy not jailed. Lawrence and Levings appeared before Superior Judge Hughes for a writ of habeas corpus. bail set at 11 000 each.
The Germania Safety Vault and Trust Company assigned to Columbia Finance and Trust Company in Louisville Kentucky on March 10. The assets and liabilities are listed under lot 32711961. Stockholders are said to be the only losers, with claims they will realize over 3 percent on holdings. Rheumatism Cured in a Day. Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia claims dramatic recovery in one to three days. Endorsed by T F Anthony ex Postmaster of Promise City Iowa and by local druggists Swift and Holliday. Subjects also advertise laundry and sewing services by The State Journal.
A historic ad style verse states that Castoria soothed infant illness and comforted children. It traces In moods from baby to motherly care, asserting Castoria’s use for children across generations and stages.
Local miscellany notes elections voters and social events at Topeka venues. School exams and parish social planned. Police news records arrests and municipal updates.
Police commission action last Saturday closed the joints briefly then allowed reopening. Eight joints resumed business last night as fears faded and observers noted some operators left, while others resumed selling liquor. Ex policeman Wellman and James Craw remain jailed for fines. Chief Stele urges payment to avoid work details.
Kansas City March 10 C F Hutchings a Kansas City Raw lawyer says there is no truth to the New York Life Insurance claim that Mrs John W Hillmon has transferred her claims against insurers to a Kansas syndicate He states the case was taken only for a contingent fee and supports efforts to bar the companies from Kansas noting insurers boasted she could never obtain any money for her deceased husband.
Report from New York details guests at the Bradley Martin ball enduring quinine and whisky as exposure to calves led to fits of illness and bed rest. Notable figures Lloyd Carpenter Griscom and others contracted severe colds, with pneumonia fears and a fatal risk cited, while Mrs McKinley inauguration expenditures are contested by McKinney relatives.
L G Beal states at the Fellows meeting he runs for city treasurer and fights his own battle, insisting his talk was not in support of any mayoralty candidate and he takes no interest on either side of the race.
The House passes Street's bill to interchange judges in contested districts. It amends sections of the 1863 and 1868 statutes to permit moving trials to a different county when impartiality is in doubt or a judge is disqualified. A district judge may be summoned from another district to try the case, with travel expenses allowed by the county board.
A valued policy bill has passed the House and moves to the Senate. It sets that the amount written as the value of property and damages is the policy’s premium and owner, while an insurer may raise fraud defenses. It also allows rebuilding damaged property to adjust losses.
Governor Leeody signed the bill converting Rilsworth Soldier's grounds to the WRC. Mrs. Chase accepted the pen, and the governor received roses from the WRC in a ceremony. The session also reported on legislative apportionment and insurance measures affecting Kansas fire policy holders.
In Washington on March 1 the president's sons seek posts in diplomacy and administration. Arthur jr aims for secretary of legation in France while Grant sons pursue missions. Mrs Grant influential through Potter Palmer link finances support. Hays and Garfield offspring offer to serve. Lincoln son Hebert T Lincoln distances self from seeking favors.
A Kansas City special committee report charges police officers conspired with gamblers and alleges the department was under police protection. It urges a complete overhaul, finds Commissioners Johnson and Pyke unfit to lead, and notes appointments were pending Senate confirmation. Governor Stephens to fill vacancies after Senate vote.
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