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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
3
Warren Crosby & Co presents the Kid Glove Sale of the Year featuring Trefousse and Foster gloves. Eleven years of handling proves their practical features and quality with a full line in new Spring shadings and sizes. Shop early for better selection and service. many styles and prices from 50 cents to 2.00 per pair. Bring your Black Cat pictures tomorrow.
In a Manchester bankruptcy proceeding a judge adjourned proceedings to May 10 amid claims involving a father in law and investigation into device sufficiency. The case centers on creditors and potential breaches of promise as the prosecution and defense outline burdens and demands in theQuest for clarity in the financial dispute.
March 2 statement from the Collector of Siesige Btemtsan Iran and Attorney General Gr outlines citizenship and national status concepts though the readable text is fragmentary and garbled. The item appears as a public notices style fragment from a historical paper with unclear origins and targets.
A fragmented note promoting simple rules for health and digestion. It urges daily routines, appetite control, and avoidance of certain foods, citing Dr Wiinhiel and Biakes's Dys Hen products as aids. The text emphasizes a healthy stomach and steady digestion through practical daily practices.
A debated issue notes that Hewalian citizens, born before August 12, prior to naturalization, should be admitted to the United States. The attorney general’s stance is to extend adoption of Hewalian nationality to all citizens affected by the treaty, clarifying their status.
Washington March 24 the civil service commission invites to fill Philippine service posts for a coast survey project in the Philippine archipelago. Applicants aged 18 to 25 with high mathematical, astronomical, physical, surveying, geography skills and two modern languages will start at 3720 a year. Officials are already in Manila. Project may begin around June 2.
New York brokers W Tennow & Co report securing control of the Mexican Central railway through a complex purchase, signaling a shift in ownership. The deal touches on foreign investment, brokered stock, and the broader reform of railroad interests, with market observers noting pending regulatory or financial moves.
A long narrative describes General Emilio Aguinaldo’s capture during the Manila campaign. It details the Macabebe and American forces’ march from Palanan, the deception of insurgent leaders, and the march through harsh terrain to Casiguran. Aguinaldo is reported killed or captured, with troops gaining control after a difficult pursuit and siege.
Washington debates whether Aguinaldo should be tried as a military or civil offender for treason and incitement against the United States. Military tribunal likely if treated as a military prisoner, with punishment under articles of war considered. Officials weigh conditions of confinement and possible eventual amnesty conditions.
Cabinet officers weigh future action against the rebel chieftain in the Philippines. The president and cabinet have not yet decided the punishment or the path to take, with options including exile or transfer to officials, should the rebel show sincerity and aid in restoring order.
A party of gold seekers is said to have been massacred by Indians on Tiburon Island in the Gulf of California after two weeks earlier six Mexican traders left Tepos on the mainland. Pedro Panquila, surviving member, reached shore in a small boat and reports a fierce fight with the natives. others are believed killed.
A Chicago man pledges Newark charity officials five hundred dollars over ten years, contingent on a regular schedule of payments. The proposal mentions trustees and a potential settler, with names and dates obscured by the damaged OCR.
A report notes preparations to lay 16 pound rails along the prize LEE Fijerx carclty stitudd bare las. A household medicine chest and the first bottle in it are claimed to be Dress Norway P ere nature's remedy for coughs. Everybody reads the State Journal.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a vintage health or baby care ad or note referencing soothing syrup for infants. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to anchor specifics beyond generic product wording.
A brief readable report notes a raid targeting Beery Baki, with details on timing, location, and involved parties. Authorities investigated and no further updates were available at print.
Fragmentary notice lists a new spring services in a security building at 72h St Wy, mentions Merchant Tuller and Boa seekers' Excursions aiming routes on April 2 and 16. Highlights sightseeing points in Arkansas, Indian Territory, and nearby regions.
George Henney of Tasper Street reports relief after two years of a kidney disorder using a Dean's Kidney remedy. The ad claims substantial cures with periods of pain and fatigue diminishing, urging readers to purchase the product through Wr-Silbuier Co and Buistials.
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