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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
8
Reed Mra faced charges of malicious destruction as a verdict was delivered in the Endicott case. The courtroom proceedings concluded with a determination of liability, marking a significant development in the local legal scene.
A strained insanity plea arose as proceedings for Mrs Nation faced doubt over the verdict. The jury deliberated from before dinner through three hours after dinner and returned no immediate ruling. Attorneys did not decide if an appeal would follow. Three similar charges loom against Mrs Nation, with a list of men linked to her capture: Silas Wright, Kent Kaul, J.C. Owens, Pieper, J. Smith.
In Helena Montana May 1 heavy strikes have accepted terms with the American Smelting and Refining Company. A chorus of 150 from the Redemption group will be seated at the Auditorium at 745 in the evening to begin work promptly. A medical advert promotes Pine Syrup as a cure for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and consumption.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sunday School convention at First Methodist church with agenda items including song service, lessons by Spillman, round-table topics on teaching, committee reports, and officer elections. Names listed include Stone, Norton, Welch, Peirce, Vaunman, Bartholomew, Brunk, Rush, Parker, Wooster, and Walker among others.
In San Francisco on May 15 at noon Secretary Cortelyou said he could not provide more information beyond the 10 o'clock bulletin about Mrs. McKinley. When told that McKinley's condition was reported as most critical, he refused to discuss the matter further.
The Fortnight club will host its fourth annual banquet at 1880 College Avenue, Chas 8. Spencer presiding. Newly elected officers to assume next October include A. D. Gray as president and D. L. Motachron as secretary. Attendees list members such as Larimer, Thompson, Herrick, Whitemore, Gray, Loomis, MacDonald, Johnston and others.
John F Jones of Gove County accuses W P Harrington editor of the Gove County Advocate of criminal libel. Harrington aims to expose Jones as running a joint and selling whisky and as part of grain dealer activities abusing farmers. He seeks justice and predicts support from editors in the dispute.
A reader notes a shift from coffee to Postum with cream as a superior flavor, claiming Postum tastes better to connoisseurs. It describes a transformation occurring within days to weeks after quitting coffee, attributing it to stopping the toxic components in coffee and the positive effects of Postum.
In a choppy session from Chicago May 1, wheat rose early on strong demand and weather worries, but the market gave back gains as selling pressure increased. Corn saw sharp advances while soybeans and livestock traded with mixed momentum, with prices fluctuating on export hopes, crop conditions, and bull-led buying.
Enormous weekly restock of merchandise with deep discounts across carpets curtains and clothing. Sample garments, silk foulards, and all wool Charlies discounted. extensive carpet sale with shades, rugs, and drapery fabrics at reduced prices. Boys clothing moved to main floor with low prices on Buckskin Hose and calicos.
Store offers 15 dozen two clasp kid gloves in Modes shades plus white gloves for ladies and misses and silk mitts in key colors. Gloves carry usual warranty and neckwear displays latest ladies’ styles. A manufacturer’s sample hammocks advertised at $2.98, about one third off. limited stock remains.
Bears hold sway in wheat yet a bull move looms as shorts cover and buyers step in. Oats show strength amid poor crop prospects and steady receipts. cattle and provisions trade resembles midweek activity with fluctuating quotes and local commission firm support.
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