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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1899
Page
5
The report outlines Kid Lavigne’s belief that the Californian will defeat McCoy. Fragmented text presents betting and commentary, with unnamed figures and disjointed phrases about past events and anticipated outcomes.
Fragmentary text notes Cheynok and Metey in focus with Joe in good shape, suggesting potential for punishment or competition. Mentions Roth, Souk, and Mocoy with uncertain context and garbled language.
Dr H B Flettinger of Indianapolis reports severe rheumatism after ankle injury eased in four days by Detchon's Mystic Cure. He claims two bottles restored health and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by Swift Holliday at 23 Kansas Ave Topeka for 2.50 and 2.00 with counter tickets available from Frank Long's at 623 Kansas Ave.
New York March 24 Oliver H P Belmont withdraws from the Democratic club dinner committee and will attend the dollar dinner instead A friend confirms the move belmont had resigned from the committee citing reasons and the change signals support for manager Brewster who says prominent guests are expected including Tom J Johnson and Mayor Jones of Toledo Applications for seats are said to be flowing with expectations of a successful event.
Local notes list visitors and residents in North Topeka including Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Smith of Swinbeen, Mr. John T. Helt visiting Shorey, and Mrs. LaTourette visiting her mother in Gunnison. Mrs. Hiram C. Davis dies 18 miles north. funeral at Prairie Home Church. Patricolo concert awaited with Miss Shoemaker and others. tickets at Rowiey’s.
The Phoenix Telephone Company advertises party lines for residences with three on four lines at 1200 per annum, single wire, 15 dollars for residence and 24 dollars for business, all metallic circuits. Miss Keecher's millinery opens Friday and Saturday at 721 Kansas Avenue.
Mrs H H Arthur hosted a thimble party on Topeka Avenue honoring Mrs Horace Arthur of Brooklyn. Guests engaged in Kansas Geography questions while music and song provided by Mrs Harry Tasker and Mrs Walker Comps plus a Bachelor Club dance at Hudson's hall and a medical college banquet at Copeland hotel with purple orange colors and eight courses.
After the commencement the faculty will entertain alumni at the annual banquet in Copeland Notes and Personal Mention. Misa Abbott of New York joins Miss Keener's trimming department for the season. Invitations go out for a large reception and dancing party at Library hall on Thursday evening April 6.
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