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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1899
Page
5
Officials announce stringent pardon regulations governing specific cases. The new rules outline eligibility criteria, required documentation, and review timelines, aiming to standardize leniency measures while ensuring accountability across agencies.
Governor Stanley will personally hear pardons due to lack of a state board. Applicants must secure a judge and county attorney recommendation with a strong reason for denial of the recommendation. Written charges against jurors must back appeals for review. Applications must be in writing and clearly stated.
A large crowd attended the B. of RT. M. dance at Emporia March 18 with 259 in the hall and 44 couples on the floor. Rasmussen's orchestra provided the music for the event described as a successful affair.
The family extends sincere thanks to many kind friends and relatives who assisted during the sickness and death of their husband and father. MES. TRICK NOT AND FAMILY. A Card From Dr LM Powell to the Editor of the State Journal clarifies that the Embree trial evidence at Hiawatha did not yield the questioning claimed and that the published report contained misstatements.
Mr and Mrs Royal Clinton Bradshaw announce the marriage of their daughter Martha Haywood to Mr Walter Marshall Cust on Tuesday evening April 4 at Grace Cathedral After the ceremony a small reception will be held at the bride’s home 221 Woodlawn Avenue from 9 to 10 58 Informal and social events follow as listed with various local attendees and clubs hosting gatherings during the period
The attorney general says a newly enacted law governing convicts at the state penitentiary is not self executing due to missing appropriations. It would have paid $10 cash clothing and a Bible to those released who can read, and required warden transport and citizenship papers from the governor. The ruling focuses on those sentenced before these provisions, leaving the rest unaffected. Also noted is a local Oakland entertainment and cake walk benefit at the NA A hall on Monday evening, December 20, by Oakland lodge No.
Readers with rheumatism neuralgia or related pains can obtain a free trial bottle by mailing name and address to the Hercules Hot Oil Co. Emirs New York. The offer promises quick relief without weeks of waiting and suggests external use to cure ailments.
Critics and audiences praise Mr. Clay Clement in A Southern Gentleman while noting uneven supporting performances and a strong stage presence. The piece, though pretty and well staged, is seen as conventional with limited acting energy. Clement’s persona stands out amid a largely subdued cast and a theater crowd presses for repeat calls.
In Smoky Row, Hank Van Scelver fired at Chris Jansen after a confrontation at 116 North Kansas Avenue. Jansen, a Capital Ironworks employee, was fatally wounded and taken to Salvation Army hospital. Van Scelver is jailed for assault with intent. Anticipated jealousy ties to Van Scelver’s divorced wife.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as pure and palatable. It has long been used for coughs, colds, consumption, and to aid those with thin or colorless blood, emaciated or run-down systems. Benefits highlighted include stronger bones and teeth in children and weight gain when added to milk.
Authorities report Jan sen is showing signs of improvement at the Salvation Army hospital after a shooting on Crane street. He walked to Fourth Street with weakness from blood loss as officers found him. the charge remains murder if he dies.
Miss Julia Watte is ill at her home on Topeka avenue. Miss Edith Noel of Valencia visits friends. Miss Louise Sharp arrived from Kansas City for a stay. A white dog poisoned, then shot by a peace officer. Mrs. Morris returns from Kansas City for illness of cousin. Mr. Kull travels to Kansas City to meet wife returning from Cincinnati. Church services announced for tomorrow with holy communion at Church of the Good Shepherd. Rev. Wilson to preach at Christian church with music by H. F. Woodman. Mr. Hall, linked to RL wreck, reports escape. Ladies Aid social at Parrish home with green ribbons. Heloise Green hosts at formal gathering in honor of cousin Ethelynn Green. Thimble party hosted by Mrs. Petro at 104 Van Buren. Golden Rule lodge Masonry marks 29th anniversary with programme and banquet.
George Eston of Columbus Kansas, described as a dentist of high standing, was arrested by Constable Dr. Garten in Newton yesterday on burglary charges. Reports say robberies occurred in the city and surrounding areas, with a store and jewel thieves tied to the case. Eaton’s wife showed a full-ton theft clue but the suspect escaped custody.
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