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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
6
A chaotic concert recap notes strong soloists and Mitchells band. Miss Whiteley’s violin and Marshall’s composition are discussed amid crowd noise and stage chatter. The review mentions mood tones, a soft finale, and baton gestures by director Sterehall, with praise for the overall performance despite imperfect writing.
The concert featured Mina White and a trio of soloists with a composed program. Despite heavy rain many attended as White showcased deft bowing and sweeping phrasing while addressing age and debut notes. The band, aided by three soloists, drew praise for the performance and the event raised funds for the group.
Federal grand jury in Topeka Kansas City March 17 returned 16 indictments against whiskey suppliers and express agents accused of shipping liquor into jurisdictions with local option. Six indictments target Kansas City and Kentucky whiskey dealers for violating the prohibitory law while others accuse Chauncey Dewey C P Dewey W J McBride and W J Rutcliffe for actions tied to shipping and distribution. Authorities say inspectors were sent through Kansas and Texas to gather evidence for further indictments.
In Chase County Kansas Clarence Wien sues Richard Munter for 31cd0 damages over defamation claims. Arnold and Richard Hunter face separate suits for $1.07 and $1,500. Witnesses testified, but payment issues and lack of cash hindered transfers. A threatening letter with skull symbols demanded $1,066 in gold, and money later found missing. Wilson and Arnold, local farmers, were briefly suspected before release.
Dispatch received by the Pipenix Avia Enterprise from Delegate Wileas of Arigona asserts that every member of the Minority of the committee on territories opposes joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. The memo condemns broadcasts from Washington claiming presidential support for statehood lines, calling such claims false.
May Make It International. Mrs Strw rt Forbes, wife of the secretary treasurer of the Telluride Mitchawsarlan, was deported by the Citizens Alliance. She appealed for protection to the British consul in Denver after fearing for her husband’s return. If Str. Forbes cannot safeguard him, she plans to appeal to the British ambassador in Washington. Forester Bettiah muitject.
Eldora March 17 John Pridge of Weat Union In lives on a small farm but through hard work and poultry care he has greatly prospered. He earned over 27 dollars from eggs and poultry, more than covering his rent. He credits his success to diligent feeder and fowl care.
Strenuous campaign yields a 43 vote margin with Col Hughes victorious in the Sixth Ward and Wolf denied his home precinct. Earlier results show Sam Rice winning Fourth Ward, while Morse? not sure. Dems eye Third Ward contest as Willo Green urged to run by petition for mayoral bid. The canvass reveals procedural disputes and party shifts as Republicans finalize the central committee lineup.
Mrs A M Roderick of 1613 Lime Street reports five years of kidney pain and backache from alkali in the water. After using Deans Kidney Pills from Rowley Snows drug store, she notes relief and comfort returning, with diminished loin pain and swelling.
Wallace Irwin column notes wet with St Patrick themes and residents: Fred Hazelton visiting, Mitchett to lead prayer, Branch Alliance meeting, Teklo lecturer in Topeka, Barnes Veal Estate ad responses, Modern Woodmen speaker plans, snow fish discovery on Arch street, double mishap on Fourteenth Street, Rev Dr Locke advance to presiding elder, Santa Fe machinist Bauman missing arrival near Topeka.
A groom-to-be who arrived in Cincinnati as planned is absent from the wedding party. The bride and relatives, aided by police along the route, have been unable to locate Bau man, prompting a cross-city search and inquiry into his whereabouts.
Washington report says three of four Daywed commissioners may resign including Stanley Breckenridge and Needles amid Bonaparte findings. Secretary Hitchcock urged stock divestment. Roosevelt weighing continuation of allotment work versus abolition of the commission.
In St Louis on March 17 M Santos Dumont the renowned aeronaut says he arrived to arrange for the World’s Fair portal tournament but denies being engaged. Miss Lurline An remarks she is ballooning, not wooing, and he plans to sail for Paris March 22 staying two months then depart for New York. Dumont cannot confirm other French participants.
A Kansas City Journal report says the Parkhurst Doyle & Co wholesale grocery firm may relocate from Topeka to Kansas City. Officials deny plans and note no sites or relocations have been confirmed. The dispute centers on a rumor of a move sparked by fares and wholesale center prospects.
The settlement association aids boys and parents with time to start new lines of work. It offers sewing and housework training, helps find employment, and provides access to educational openings. Supporters can buy tickets for an Auditorium entertainment with Prison Guard Laivey lecturing on his tour of two penitentiaries.
Scandia Kan March 17 K F Whitney aged 85 pioneer of northern Kansas dies at his home. He lived here since the days of the Indians and buffalo.
William Bhafter a brakeman of Dennle yon B was confined to his bed weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. After trying many remedies he visited Merce drag store and bought Chamberh Pal Toot and within a week his foot pain eased and he felt as happy as a cat.
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