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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
7
A Houston era advertisement claims a “Grand Discovery” cures blood poison with a mouth patch and topical remedies. It cites a physician, testimonials of recovered patients, and promises a private home treatment mailed sealed in plain package. The piece urges readers to request information from a state medical appeal house in Indiana.
A terse entry records Santa Fe address for T L King acting as agent for Tepeks in Kansas with unspecified city details. The note lists the parties and jurisdiction but lacks further context or dates.
The remting of the Ingiean association will be held at Ingleside, c MRE Ptaban, tien MES. MC HAMMATT. See March 1st to April 0th the Great Book Island.
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, arrived from Peoria to oversee joint negotiations between town miners and operators. He will speak at a miners and operators banquet tonight and address a laid‑out gathering tomorrow as the stalemate continues.
Three miners at Hanging Tron company in Newcastle walk out after a fight with a mine worker. Lawrence County strikers join with unions to refuse work on March 15 until operators pay the Indianapolis scale.
March 14 report from Madrid says Premier Sagestu tells cabinet the son of Finance Minister Ure Zaiz will resign soon. Irrevocably, the cabinet faces a potential reshuffle as finance affairs are shuffled amid the crisis.
The notice reports a sale of carriage horses in New York with top bid of $1,250. Details reference local auction terms and the listing of horses available for bidding, including conditions and payment expectations.
North Topeka society pages bustle with invites and gatherings. Mentions of visits, courtney millinery, a Paderewski listening plan, and various residents’ health, travel, and family milestones fill the column.
A birthday gathering Tuesday evening honored Mr. Krauss with a gift stein as friends and relatives joined in games and a carry table service. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krauss, Mr. and Mrs. Max Krauss, and many others, while Mrs. Edgar Etter hosted a separate card party at 1130 on Buren Street for her niece Miss Augusta Dewey of Abilene.
Executive section of the board of health test night discusses altering the contract with the city to allow the desiccating plant to pipe refuse into the river and convert most refuse into fertilizer. Officials say washing garbage into the main current is impractical and the board cannot grant such authorization without city action.
City council may approve desiccating plant changes after board election of Dr Maxey as chairman and resignation of Dr Massey. New board members include J A Binwert and others. a sanitary official faces removal amid Hings administration ties. Local notices mention employment ads and various job inquiries in Newton Kansas and surrounding areas.
Baltimore March 13 Manager Fawcett of Chase theater adds live sheep to As You Like It. During rehearsal Phoebe played by Mike Atkinson guides the flock with a shepherds crook, but animals panicked on stage. They jam exits and sail into the orchestra before actors and musicians corralling them into a box. Fawcett seeks a bell wether to lead the sheep. Also ad notes $25 California Rail service with free chair cars and tourist sleepers.
Auction style classified notice lists used oak planos, bakery equipment, dairy cows, and a Jersey cow for sale. Mentions locations including Oakland Michigan Avenue and Indians Street, San Francisco area details unclear. Also advertises hairdressing services and a reward offer for a lost item.
Timetables for the Rock Island Route are presented with schedule details and station references. The item lists arrival and departure times across key stops and notes service frequency and potential adjustments.
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