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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1901
Page
2
An old notice discusses diet advice and health laws, praising mixed diets and cautioning indigestion. It mentions Benart's Dye Tablets as a patent remedy for stomach trouble and references a Stuart Co product called Dynpepelos for digestion.
St Petersburg reports the religious organ announcing Count Leo Toistal like a Russian reformer excommunicated for anti church heresies. The decree cites are tax on Christian doctrine and calls for metropolitan disapproval, with clerical figures and the church hierarchy opposing his actions.
A patient notes sores and ulcers are not chronic if body cleansed and impurities removed. The system purges through cleansing blood and improving health, claiming relief from indolent sores as the constitution recovers, though the text sounds like an old patent remedy pitch with dubious certainty.
Cunard the Fast Colt ran 0.47 1-2 as Credo won the steeplechase handicap and $2,500 purse. The Oakland track featured close contests with Credo defeating Jumper and other contenders. Long Shot Connolly was punished for assault, while San Francisco observers noted strong betting and a late attendance surge.
The report notes Brooklyn owner Hanlon has signed only a limited roster including Kerlen, Hughes, Dunvyan, Dahlen Stechean and Day, with Joe Car Usti a possibility. Joe Corbett’s status is uncertain as money and availability loom, while doubt grows about adding more signees. The situation remains tense as talks with Philadelphia hint at upcoming revelations.
Lawrence speakers argued for and against central federal ownership and fortification in a March 11 debate at a Kansas–Nebraska event. Participants included MF Meloy EJ Thotuld and FP Runnold, with provided remarks from local judges and the CHS team, while Haskell and San City figures were noted in attendance.
Leavenworth March 11 suit evolves over patent rights involving Zinc Rosaker used by a big company in Tole. Edgar versus Langwa Zinc company of Ibla faces trial before Judge Hook Salunay. The case tests validity of a Brown owned cone metal works claim amid disputed royalties and Bale ruiliom dollars.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an event or competition with unclear participants and outcomes, making precise details and entities hard to identify. the readable bits hint at a contest or match but lack concrete names, places, dates, or results.
The article covers the preliminary hearing in the Francois murder case, including the bound-over decision and expected bail hearing. It notes witnesses, lack of sensational evidence, and community regard for the accused. Also mentions baseball contracts and other sports notes from Chicago and Philadelphia.
New York figures from the treasury bureau of statistics cite Manchuria as a major market for U S goods. Chinese data show Manchuria accounted for about 23 percent of total imports from foreign countries and Hong Kong, with American cotton goods and kerosene among leading exports.
A Boston Advertiser inspired commentary argues that tramps are a social nuisance yet notes their presence as a sign of hardship. The piece critiques depredations tied to tramp activity and urges humane treatment while condemning criminal acts linked to the tramp class.
About 140 in coin and 8000 in bonds left untouched as burglars struck the J Springer private bank in Argonia on a Saturday night. The trio pried open the vault with a crowbar, exploded two blasts, and escaped without a trail. Two men, 55, one smooth shaven, one with moustache, wore dark corduroy. Depositors and owner unaffected.
Lawrence Kansas March 11 congressman Bowersock has received a letter from Andrew Carnegie offering to give the city 26000 for a library building. The only condition is that the city devote 250 per pen to the maintenance of the library. The new building is expected to be as good as promised since the legislature allowed a tax for library support.
The first case under the new Hurre temperance law will be tried today in Khagmnan's court after authorities raided a Saline joint run by Henry Stevens and wife. They were arrested with the joint stocked with deer and whisky, with officers seizing evidence deemed damaging under the new law. Ramsey Crontess Beene Seneca March 11: Baronet Ramsey, a Seneca merchant, stands trial for alleged patricide as he interrupts proceedings and defense hints at insanity. Strong evidence is presented as the defense previews mental illness claims. Atchison March 11: T J Dolan, opponent of Palmer for alderman in Ward 1, arrives in Atchison. Palmer’s rival is son of Dolan who has long resided there. Lawrences March 31: Elmer will join Kansas Kanade football ranks next year to replace a transfer and may be recruited by Kansas City. Fire at Fredonia March 11: Drug house of Uivened burns at 6 Sunday morning. stock valued at 220 insured to total loss. building and nearby Hudsons office suffer damage.
A Saturday fire reported by a retiree in Morrison County causes damage to Hope Mill in Kas with authorities investigating the incident. Deeds records show March activity and a $1 transaction in local notes.
The case of the State versus Jeasie Morrison is scheduled for Tuesday in the superior court. A probable continuation into the June term was indicated.
Thirty nine cases decided by the supreme court late Saturday afternoon include a major ruling on the De Colesiere Odd Fellows home property at Lilleville. The decision upholds a trust to provide an orphan home, transfers property to James A. Troutman, and discusses charity vs perpetuity. Separate cases cover civil death, property, and retrial outcomes from multiple counties.
Missouri Pacific F E Nipps ticket agent in Topeka Kansas, with C Townsend general passenger and telegraph agent and S T Lowi, Mo, noted in the communication.
Jurisdictional appeals from multiple counties including Marion Wyandotte Shawnee and Clark are listed. Reversals and new trials ordered in Barker and Barditt cases. affirmations and dismissals noted for others. Several errors from Shawnee, Marion, and Cherokee counties involve petitions and execution of writs. Names such as Johnston, Green, and Moore appear among the listed parties, with references to county commissions and the State of Kansas.
Fragmented text hints at nerves, possible weather notes, and a dark ring around the moon signaling rain. Mentions names and places obliquely, with uncertain phrases about Rot aN pever and area around Kanans avenue. Content is garbled and partially unreadable.
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