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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1899

Page

7

Typhoid in Army Camps Draws Sharp Critique

Washington dispatch reports a major AA physician association session foregrounding typhoid outbreaks in U S Army camps. Surgeons and officers are faulted for camp sanitation failures and misused quinine, with calls for stricter water testing, improved sterilization, and reform of volunteer medical staff to curb disease spread.

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Ministers Honor Ed Fisher and His Wife With Resolutions

Ministers pass resolutions at a ministerial meeting honoring Dr Ed Fisher and his wife on their anniversary. The text praises their faith, longevity, and service, and extends prayers for many more years of blessing and welfare within the church community.

ED. Fisher Toteks Palmet Fisher Yong Fife Eaton

Trial ends in acquittal for mistrust fund case

In Fort Scott on May 4 a district court trial acquitted Newt Cry of misappropriating a trust fund. The jury found him not guilty after the prosecution urged dismissal and no conviction. Costs were discussed as part of the ruling.

Fort Scott District Court Txtay

Battle Array In Topeka Youth Riots On Quincy Street

Riot erupts as Topeka youths clash with police on Quincy Street. Brick throwing, shouting, and mobs surround officers as they attempt to separate rival groups near the Western Crumbers and Fourth Street areas. Several youths tackled, one officer injured, and whistles signal end of fight as forces disperse.

Quincy Donovan Steers Trousie Brothernet Amd Wang Topeka Pease Denavan Ninth Street Hopkins Gunner Matthews Alingamot Matthews Vmcers Sock Tim Jimmy Jimmy Tim Alec Tee Knights Matthewa Citteen Ned Cap Finsi Ant Decevan Lone Hopkns Ocacor Hopkins Theo

Winyon’s Guarantee and Seen Southeast Secession

Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text about a guarantee, cold and room tone, mention of Tet, Gigetete, coors, BeOS, Fadia, and Ir. Lacks coherent events or names to form a clear news item.

Bowersock Discusses Speakership and Western Caucus

The Se cond district representative J. O. Bowersock addresses the speakership contest amid debate among Sherman Psyne Warner Henderson and others. He argues for western alignment, conferences, and a Republican candidate with broad support in the caucus, warning against New York dominance. The discussion centers on ensuring a fair caucus process and unity.

Representatives Reeeman J Bowersock Seond Distrift Esid Ihe Shermac Psyne New York Harwira Minulg Hertereon Inna Avives Campulea Congress Siles Hopkins Henderson

Band of enraged women in Fort Scott trap roaming tramp

A wandering man insulted two girls on the north side of Fort Scott prompting a crowd of angry women to form an armed force. They pursued the stranger with knives clubs and axes toward the depot where police arrived. He was held as a prisoner while authorities acted on the incident.

Fort Scott Mars Tors

North Topeka and area notices in Guerroe

Readable items include individuals registered at various places in Guerroe Tee Brian Belott and Landbere Palum, shop ads for shoes on Kansas Avenue, first class stocking at the city shoeing shop, and notices of social events and visits. Names include Sana Neto, Mes, Lacey, Denver visit, and Royal Neighbors convention references. The page also notes a church service in the evening and a community entertainment at the North side enter. There are construction updates and remarks on a local club meeting with scattered members.

Peg Coaetter Guerroe Tie_ Brian Belott Te Catla Pace Landbere Palum Iam Sana Neto Kansas Avenciels Saidazmmer Eine Geassi Norm Ea Lacey Denver Colwake Herivaion Rome Tansaisth Rochester Lyon Kansas Avenue T. W. Sefenbaugh Ifany Svening Ats Ceurek Fleen Andersex Su Paul Minn Royal Negabors Rev Barker Tee Folterts Caswall Arcolt Pamier Cvesio Eco Feutken Jesse Persins

Missouri beer inspection bill debated in Jefferson City

Governor may sign the Farris beer inspection measure to tax every gallon and two cents per label, with no tax on beer shipped out of state. The bill, expected to generate revenue, faces constitutional scrutiny as Superior weighs a veto. The Legislature awaits the Supreme Court ruling.

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Real Estate Transfers Noted In City Ledger

Transactions include David Harri transferring property to Henry Le for $54 with parcel at M2 and 402 Fackson Street. Jean Ning transfers to William a Zirkie for $1.10. Albert Evans transfers to Anna R Evana for $4.30. Sixth Avenue and Western area noted with J Nixon transferring to Richard Boyd for $200. Miscellaneous entries list various properties and names in compact transfers.

David Harri Henry le Fackson Jean Ning William A Zirkie Sunttness Albert Evans Anna R Evana Ned Sixth Avenue Western J. Nixon Richard Boyd Wile Erancer strest_Klein

Hutchinson BH S Depot Construction Update

May 4 report from Hutchinson notes the new BH S depot will be 30 feet longer and 5 feet wider than planned. It will sit back from Main Street with a formal lawn, rise three stories plus a basement, and be brick with trim. Ground floor houses ticket office, waiting room, baggage and express space, with further details on dimensions and layout.

Saw mill blast kills owners and injures two in Kentucky

A saw mill five miles north of Hopkinsville Kentucky exploded this morning, killing owners Barrett McKnight and Efe McKnight. Joan White’s tears were blown off and he is dying. T. McKnight was seriously injured.

Bopkinsillt McKnight Hopkinsville Barret McKnieht Efe McKnight Joan White T. McKnight

For Rent Rooms with Bath In Yemen

Fragmented rental notice reads for rent rooms with bath and furnishings. Appears to describe a front room on a street likely S Ason or Ason Street, with unspecified price and contact.

Yemen Faree Fursished Ason

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