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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented docket notes indicate the January term of the district court closed with few remaining pleadings. Scattered phrases mention court actions, paralyzed individuals, and limited causes, while references to saleshold figures and multiple partitions suggest ongoing, minor proceedings.
A historical ad claims Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure cured grip and related nervous and heart ailments. It quotes testimonials from Mrs E Bowing of Watertown Ind and Mrs Clarinda tier of Wheeling plus Mr Hoerient of Eau Claire, asserting rapid improvement after taking the products. The notice emphasizes permanent relief from grip and nervous distress credited to Dr Miles remedies.
Eerie city notes describe the Kansas Grain Dealers association hosting a Kansas City board of trade delegation. Members toured, dined, and attended evening events including a Grand Theatre outing with plans for speeches and ceremonies in the day ahead.
Lawrence Hitch School prepares for a basketball game against an open Doddridge team with the prior Lawrence victory noted. Clark in Washington reports March 14 notes William J Chun-Glee reviewing six attempts by Piahim Jan A. Clack of Montana to join prominent groups. The overall expenditure totals $2050.08 for the referenced mining promotions.
A fragmented OCR style note mentions entities Serene Sethe, Rheumatum, and Bene a with unclear roles. The readable parts suggest a personal or medical context, but concrete events, dates, or outcomes are not discernible. The text remains ambiguous and lacks resolvable facts for a definite summary.
Bishop Walden delivers lectures on The Destiny of China as the conference proceeds with routine church business. The session focuses on administrative matters and upcoming plans within the Methodist Church.
The forty sixth annual Kansas Methodist Conference held at First Methodist Church on Harrison Street and Sixth Avenue opened with morning prayers led by clergy from multiple congregations including Park Avenue and Central Congregational, followed by evening services at various churches and locations across Topeka.
The nine o clock session featured Rev. George W. Grimen addressing pastors on helps and mindrancen to ministers. Reports on resident preachers were read by the conference and John Trezise. Bishop John Waldes and editor Fottoccie spoke on conference programs and missions. Delegates from various churches planned Sunday services and church extension topics.
Bishop John M. Walden DD of Cincinnati spoke at a Methodist church on Wednesday about China’s destiny. He praised Chinese culture, contrasted it with Japan, and highlighted the regions and people he described, delivering a lecturing style noted for its charisma and instruction.
Cincinnati based Thirkield, secretary of the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society, spoke at a conference about the status of colored people in the South. He argued against exodus, warning that progress requires action beyond mere verse and noting ongoing social challenges and future concerns for black education and welfare.
The article argues for black inclusion in American life, citing figures on slavery’s legacy, faith in education, and moral training. It highlights Fort Wagner and Santiago as demonstrations of courage, the Freedmen's Aid Society’s work, and its impact on schooling, teachers, and black professionals, including physicians and educators.
A fragment discusses delays until May and how new or amended city law may affect hearings and officials. It references class cities, the city marshal, street constable, and attorney roles, with mentions of a January 22 publication and expected consequences for local governance and elections.
Western counties stand to gain under a new law that lowers the minimum price for school land to a small amount. The measure is expected to accelerate sales of land in the eastern and central regions, expanding real estate activity and increasing tax revenues for counties.
The fragmentary report notes Mr Leavitt and F. O Popence in Costa Rica with unclear timing. It mentions Te Leweltt and Teale in a muddled scene, referencing prospects and vague statements about ongoing affairs and travel before releasing information.
The article describes Niagara Falls being lit by electricity produced by a plant operated by the falls themselves, marking a remarkable nightly display announced by Michigan Central Railroads. The beams reveal the falls in vivid colors, creating a striking and grand visual of flowing water and ice.
War Department announces a reshuffle with Colmet W Carey promoted to a senior role. Metiie Jobe informs president Carey’s senate candidacy requires cabinet changes and continued duties in the office. The notice details the sequence of appointments and the rationale behind the reallocation of responsibilities.
A brief entry notes a transfer or storage matter involving the merchant firm and identifies an individual named Clarence Skinsen in connection with the case. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Uncle Sam, 612 Kansas, attorneys at law, and a lawyer named Wumphreya. Details are garbled but indicate a legal notice or filing in a Kansas address context with attorney involvement.
Fragmented classified notices list rooms for rent both furnished and unfurnished with vague locations such as 204 Hast lth and 72 Quincy plus occasional furniture offerings. Several entries mention for sale items including a pair of neglected knives and a Nettwanger calf and other shop or store related listings.
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