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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1902
Page
4
Fragmented Leased War Report Sends Mixed Signals
A garbled Associated Press report describes political maneuvering by Attorney General and President figures, detailing regulatory pressure, business ties, and fiscal concerns. It references Kansas City, Washington, and New York, noting government action, public sentiment, and ongoing debates over regulation and welfare.
Put cattle on feel Linz See Rue Sign Or Man Vre
Fragmentary OCR reads about a street scene or sign in Linz with mentions of cattle, the Ure, text about Abby, and a triennial protection rule. The readable bits are unclear and hard to interpret, but reference to animal and street signage remains.
Atchison Globe Highlights Odd Public Notes
A quirky Atchison Globe recap mentions a great fair show and a string of local oddities. It notes a man selling a birth day present and another claiming money in automobile making, with various curious observations about residents and the town social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Sights
Atchison
Globe
Atehiaun
Wlethet castle verdict and Topeka visit noted in local report
The jury returned a verdict in the Williams liquor case while the college team played in Topeka. Local details mention a roof fall causing over $20 in damage and medical incidents including strokes and paralysis. The Duttie family of Brankhestreast faces quarantine after illness, with ongoing work on the cirwet railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlethet Castle
Williams
College of Emporia
Eam
St. Marys
Manhattan
Fifth Street
J. M. Heri
Santa Few
Alex Dayle
Eimpal
Duis Xedviel
Andree T Hartwick
Fae Kiet
Duttie
Brank
Lee
Cirwet
Fie
Woman Stabs Man With Kitchen Knife in Newton Restaurant
Following a quarrel between Louis Wade and a young woman named Thomme at a Newton restaurant, Mina Thomas plunged a butcher knife into Wade's abdomen. Wade is said to be dying. authorities pursue the case as an alleged incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wade
Thomme
Newton
Mina Thomas
Wade
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Dyspepsia Cure
Distress after eating and stomach pain described as symptoms of dyspepsia. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claimed to radically cure by strengthening digestive organs. Testimonial from Moa Witla Providence states relief after using four bottles and now eats freely with no cramps or burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hood
Hood
Saemerr
Oley St
Providence
Hood Rasparina
Vinewood Franchise Turmoil Shapes Topeka Rail Bid
The Topeka and Vinewood Park Railway push faces council resistance amid talks to amend the Vinewood ordinance. Mayor Parker vows veto power if private interests trump public benefit. Backers cite bridges and routes, while Kansas City and Helm interests strain the project. Local merchants oppose the scheme as debates intensify before tonight's council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka & Vinewood Park
Checkt Council
Uber
T. F. Deran
Avery Corpees
Ieee
Parker
Ulty
Topeka
O | Manses City Journal
Joseph Felis
Kanaan Ciy
Topekane
Kanaus City
Kanesue
Helm
Vinewood Park
Vinewood Company
Kansas City
Kew
Helm Agrificate
Hein
Milwaukee
Bears
Hanna figures guide tense Senate warpath on Rathbone
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hanna leaning to press President to back Rathbone or offer alternative. Officials say Hanna signals reluctance to act and suggests possible mediation by E G Rathbone. The Chronicle correspondent notes shifting positions and invites readers to await further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Chronicle Teléktephs
Washington
Hanna Ae
Rathbone
Senaton
Rathbone F
Bana
Hanna
Bona Coupe
Marshall's Will Play Tuesday Evening at the Auditorium
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Marshall's Will performance slate for Tuesday evenings at the auditorium. The garbled text mentions a Marsal band and various acts including selections, Ad Astra, Jepinve sing, and other unclear program items amid festival style entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall's
Marsal
Mersall
Mucshiall
Fragmented OCR Note on Trial Dates and Property
A garbled OCR passage references an attorney and a morning IPRD inane 234 total, mentioning sites, appeal, and disposal. It also alludes to a jury, a month to dispose, and unspecified square footage. The readable facts are minimal and the text is largely incoherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Coury
Letter from Topeka editor questions Parker abuse claim
A scanned letter from Mr. Stephens is printed to defend Albert Parker against alleged criminal accusations. The writer criticizes Parker and argues the public should understand his supposed innocence, while the editor namechecks Parker and defends a fair response, noting difficulties with language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Stephens
Wits
Sly
Stephyenw
Topekin
Atuyor Parker
Parker
Stephene
Albert Parker
Wreck on Tracks Near Keokuk Involves Freight Train
May 1 report from Keokuk details a rear collision with a 4 wheeler car causing injuries to a train crew member and a woman, with one man dead. General Superintendent said no foreigners involved. track reopened after initial halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Anderson
Hed
Ales
Liewkine
Parker Declares No Reply To Public Protests
Mayor Parker says he will not address a tirade about temperance and joint tenements. He notes the city elections show support for him and argues the city cannot lawfully tax the joints. Separately, reports claim a group of eight or more criminals with rifles is advancing toward a town for revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mayer Parker
Ntti
Deraanal Aoter Agate
Hemine Mayer Weels
Yan
Nek Oben
Tam Tam
Niue
Parker
Pyery
Senate Debates on Embassies and Philippine Government
Washington notes a Senate session closing routine business and opening discussions on embassies and a Philippine government bill. Lawmakers heard a cable from Consul Ayme and debated pay changes for court staff and local district consolidations amid committee absences and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bailey
Hex
Lodge Morgen
Sutton
Saparman
Ayme
Fort de ‘Frank
Bellitts
Erst
Foraker
Paablingian
District of Columbia
Mr. Babcock
Wis
Irman
Norton County Populists Back Turner for Congress
Norton Kan May 12 The People s party of this county held convention selecting delegates to the Seventeenth district judicial convention and to the Beloit congressional convention and Topeka state convention They endorsed B W Maeier for congress and urged support for Turner as best representative uniting factions opposed to Reeder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Norton County
Norton
Kan
People’s Arty
Obertin
Beloit
Jane
Sia
Topeka
Orbey
Maeier
Mawto
Congress
W. H Hiler
Thir County
Abilty
Hur
Reeder
Dr Fisk Lecture on Pioneer Canals at Piret Church
Dr Fisk repeats his illustrated talk on Pioneer Kanals tomorrow evening at the Piret Congregational Church. No admission fee. The lecture has drawn wide statewide interest and this is Topeka's only remaining date before July 28, with all other dates fully booked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
Piret Congregational Church
Topeka
Dr. Pisk
New Santa Fe Train Aims for June Westbound Rally Run
Conference at Santa Fe offices in Topeka announced a new passenger train from Topeka to Denver with stops including Kansas City Newton and Pueblo. Expected start June 1 with time to be set. train will include composite car, diner, two sleepers, and observation car. California United speed aimed for. Trainmasters and superintendents from Santa Fe lines east of Albuquerque attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. A Ee
Chicago
Stringer Mudge
W. J. Block
Santa Fe
Colorado
State Journal
someone @go
Topeka
Mansas ‘City
Puebla
Colorado Springs
Denver
California United
Kansas City
Newton
San Antonio
Texas
Sanioni
Albuquerque
Trafic
Nicholson
Is. Geers
Hurley
Junta
Death at riverbank fishing near Sardqunge bridge
Benjamin Slaughter, a Black man, died while fishing near the Sardqunge bridge in North Topekin at 1 PM today. He was found by Charles Au. An inquest is set for 4 30 this afternoon at the Shella burger undertaking room in North To pekh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Slaughter
Sardqunge
North Topekin
Charles Au
Shella~ Burger Undertaking
North Topekh
Cooler Weather Forecast Replaces Rain Talk
Forecasters shift to cooler conditions with no rain warnings. Early today the wind was southwest at 16 mph, with a 6 mph minimum. Sunday’s high reached 77 and low 47 as hourly temps show a gradual cooling trend throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofelock
McKeever Elected Leader At Saturday Night Club
The Nar meeting of the Saturday Night club elected officers for the season led by President Th McKeever, Vice President C D Welch, and Secretary O P M Morlingocks. A banquet will be held at the Throop hotel on Thursday. Governors candidates will respond to toast. The state tent book board now in session in Topeka was invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nader Caine
Republican Party
Chicago
Ifa
Wittting
Hous
Cinge
Fir Th McKeever
C.D. Welch
O. P.M. Morlingocks
Asaya
Twenty five carloads of threshing machines pass through Topeka
Twenty five carloads of threshing machines for Kansas and Oklahoma moved via Rock Island from Kansas City through Topeka. The elaborate train drew crowds as faxes and banners advertised the event, adding humor to the procession. The machines originated in Minnesota and were shipped by a Minnesota threshing machine company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanay
Oklahoma
Topeka
Rock
Kansas City
Caine
Minseagate
Minnesote
State university students study degeneracy at insane asylum
Pro F W Blackmur led seventeen State University students to inspect the insane asylum unit to study diseases and social pathology. They spent the forenoon at the asylum. none attended the reform school due to concerns over smallpox safety at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Insane Asylum
F. W. Blackmur
Insane Asylum Unit
Inniane Asytus
Rural drama bill includes acclaimed plays at Crawford
The Crawford stage announces a program of dramatic events tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening featuring well known works such as Shore Acres The Old Homestead The Little Minister and a promising Dairy Farm production. The lineup promises a superior experience with a broader selection for rural audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Deaths and Funerals Card Notes Local Losses
Deaths report for Mrs Ward at 1800 West Tenors Avenue with services at home Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment planned in Murriaville. Pred Bayne, 13, died at 115 Kansas Avenue. funeral set for Sunday after prayers at 2 o’clock. Mrs Aretta Button dies at 1802 Monroe. funeral Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Interment in Toledo cemetery. Survivors listed: Mrs Button, Kate Joby, George, Charlie, and B. J. Woodley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Ward
I G. Ward
West Tenors Avene
Punera
Mbiryaville
Kan
Pred Bayne
Kansas Avenue
Haturday
Aretta Button
Monroe
Palms and Wood Meet on Handover to Cuban Government
The family of President elect Palma arrived in Washington for a conference with General Wood to discuss the transfer of government to Cuban administration. A government report notes average conditions in Mines beat 104 and mentions total damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palms
Wood
Haynes
Palma
Teory New Spreener
Palen
General Wood
Land
Washington
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