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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1901
Page
15
Describes nerves as irritable when overworked and restless after nights of tossing. Claims Dr Mines Naxvive strengthens nerves and ends wakeful nights. Also cites a testimonial from CO Orissazr, St Peter, Minn about Dr Miles Nervine improving sleep and appetite after weeks of insomnia.
An official statement from March condemns ongoing acts affecting church boundaries and a proposed chapel insert. Rector Jonathan Gebource and others faced rebukes as authorities review juror integrity and case details amid disputes over church authority and service orders.
Washington March 10 On account of cattle disease the Deported Service of rinderpeat warns of special precautions for puritic pastures to prevent spread. Any of the republican animals must be moved to the department of sanitation under supervision of the Bureau of Animal Infirmary. Secretary Wilson received letters from Secretary Brot regarding the situation.
Acting chief postmaster and inspector report capturing a top criminal known as Jobs Sal Milas Prestine Tiller, a notorious crook tied to a crime spree spanning nearly twenty years. He allegedly fled with 315,000 of stolen money, and authorities note his notoriety in the country’s record.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tumultuous parliamentary day with mentions of a cold, stomach pain, and unclear references to officials and proceedings. The readable bits hint at disruptions and some personal discomfort among leaders.
A blaze last night destroyed the Jefferson hotel in Tiehmoend Virginia a structure erected by the late Lewis Gonter. Estimated cost was 1 000 000 with insurance around 650 000. Several occupants were injured while escaping via Main Street lobby and upper floors. The blaze gutted the granite framed building near Malin Street. Several works of art and valuable items were lost.
A February grand jury returned indictments against multiple clerks and judges for alleged neglect of duty in a fraud case. Named defendants include Moses Harech Joseph Sheridan J F Evans Diedrich Norden Frank Cartaher John Tracy E J Cat John W Whaien Edward Peert Maureer Adolph Seeing Jobs J Teal Joseph Watts Michael J Rei Michell McFadden Charles Bruetour Fred Vogeleang Paul Mohansto H Kobis Patrick McCar Mott Edward Hice Charles Steffey and Alpert G Smith Alfred Hogan was indicted for unlawfully acting as a challenger.
St Petersburg reports that a group of students arrested a fortnight ago for taking part in a student meeting were freed yesterday. They spent one week in solitary confinement under the law, while the sole remaining prisoner held on political demonstrations must be restored within a month.
The Kansas delegation urged press support on March 30 for Berton J. Mitenen, lieutenant of Portteth volunteers, cousin of Funston, seeking brigadier general and prior assistant quartermaster during the expedition to Santo Domingo. The call highlighted his relationship to Funston and his service as a candidate for appointment.
Attendance at a street car dispute reached 90 percent of workers. The article mentions events on April 2 with plans for selling tickets to Arkansas, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico, Satan and Werner at a proposed route. It also references stop over privileges and participation in a ticket scheme across multiple states.
Wikesburre Pa March 30 threat of a 193,000 miner strike in the hard coal region ends as executive committees decide workers will stay at work. President Mitchell emphasizes a cooperative path toward joint talks between operators and miners, praising restraint and stability amid tensions.
Manila report says the wife and father of Aguinaldo living near Binucayan Cavite have been granted permission to visit him. Lorenzo Prieto, charged with aiding insurgents by supplying information to General Celista, was tried by a military commission and imprisoned for ten years after MacArthur commuted the sentence. Prieto acted for Mendesita Co and was linked with D A Carman in aiding insurgents.
London March 2 Major Andre’s diary, concealed for a century, has been discovered in Pigland. The note from Lord Grey describes the search for old family papers untouched since the American War of Independence.
An old testimonial describes a man once ailing who recovered health and optimism by using Grape-Nuts Food. He cites improved nerves, clearer handwriting, and restored energy after overwork and poor diet, attributing his recovery to the product’s nutrient mix including phosphates and minerals.
A fragmentary account discusses a diary kept during the American campaign years 177? 75 attributed to Andre. It notes the diary’s possession by a peer and hints at British efforts to verify handwriting while preserving maps drawn by Andre himself.
Washington March 10 War department releases cablegrams to General MacArthur praising General Funston and the officers and men of the army and navy for their conduct in the Palawan expedition. The message, dated March 23 from Manila, is signed Corbin and reiterates the president and secretary of war high approval.
In Topeka Dick Hodgins serves bowersock catfish at a noon luncheon three times weekly, praising hornless catfish for flavor and quantity. Separately in Monterey California Apostle Cannon is seriously ill with nervous prostration. his wife and family have left Salt Lake City, with details limited by his condition.
The Turz, hailed as a skilled wrestler from Boston, defeated notable competitors in a recent match. He toppled Brooklyn’s Jonn Smith in four minutes and twenty seconds, then pinned Landin, the Swedish champion, in five minutes and forty eight seconds. The contest showcased Turz’s strength and technique, leaving spectators impressed by his decisive grappling style.
English yachtsman Sir Thomas Lipton outlines plans to enter Shamrock II against any world boat, launch the vessel, race in Solent and Clyde events, then sail to America by June and reach New York by July. He hints at racing Shamrock II in Boston after the Cup if invited.
Maurice Barrymore was taken to the Bellevue hospital’s insane pavilion yesterday afternoon by his son John Barrymore. He went willingly and spoke little, dazed, with his East India birth noted. daughter Ethel is performing in a New York theater. Also mentions postoffice renovation and brief ads including remedies for rheumatism and cold cures.
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