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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1901
Page
7
Import of foreign black mercerized grenadines described as passable for silk with a lustrous gauzy appearance. Fabrics priced from 42c to 88c yard, 28 inch width, 12 yards ample for full dress. Also promote silk stock, black dress goods, ladies suits, dress and paper patterns, and June Standard Patterns.
Topeka construction begins immediately as city engineers prepare to monitor early stages on Jefferson Street and nearby lanes. Bidders anticipate brick plant work and power near the river, with contracts expected to be issued soon and competition noted by officials.
Fragmented report describes a woman in Lie Bette county forced to surrender her 7 acre farm amid a flu government measure. It notes prior pension disputes, arrest of relatives, and authorities deciding not to imprison but seize property, leaving the elderly farmer nearly blind and relying on charity.
A peaceful gathering convened in the senate chamber on Saturday afternoon to mark the Grat anniversary of the peace convocation held at The Hagus about a year ago. Approximately sixteen men and women attended.
Mrs Tugila, returned missionary Telea of Pekin, told of her experiences at the First Presbyterian Church yesterday. Mrs Inglis Wyaralesbaars attended the event, sharing reflections on Chinese mission work and the challenges faced by women in the field.
A brief report notes Mr Ingus delivered the evening lecture at Westminster Presbyteries church. The event drew attendees from the community and highlighted a reflective, descriptive talk on the arts and scenes.
A sensational report from Naples details the death of Dr Maltbie Davenport Babcock of New York. The account states he died by his own hand and describes examinations, the discovery by nurse Miss Jensen, and the discovery of the body after a deep note of distress. The piece also notes the funeral arrangements and public interest, with extended discourse on the prestige of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad.
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Fragmented excerpts recount Tolstoy replying to excommunication, defending Christian nonresistance and inner faith. The text contrasts orthodox doctrine with Tolstoyan critique, praising Christlike love while denouncing church authority, superstition, and coercive dogma.
The state board of railroads advisors reports railroad valuations in Shawnee County up overall by $21,755 from last year. Santa Fe leads gains with a $22.53 rise. Pullman Car Company, Missouri Pacific, and Rock Island show varied increases and reductions across lines. Total county valuation reaches about $3.619 million with last year’s tax set at 40.015.
A lengthy listing of residents and guests across Topeka and surrounding areas. The item records travel plans, visited families, business trips, and social events with numerous names, including Pratt, Cooley, Petro, Jett, Lusans, Rhodes, Furnell, Hartman, Hobbrum, Crawford, Oldaker, and Smith, plus church activities and club gatherings.
Classified ads seek competent seamstress, housemaids, dining room girl, general help, male quarry workers and traveling salesman. Offers include cash pay, wages, and opportunities in homes and manufacturing, with addresses in Kansas and Chicago areas. Some entries resemble job postings for white barbers and service staff.
Col Alexander Hogeland of Louisville urged nationwide enforcement of curfew ordinances at a First Christian church address. He highlighted 29 years of work improving youth conditions, including a Tavabeeetites night school with a scholarship program aiding hundreds, and cited hours and places he has visited while advocating public safety measures.
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