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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names and place hints. Readable facts are minimal. no coherent event, date, or identifiable individuals emerge for a concise news card.
A fragmented item describes a travel tale involving Kanna and Corian at a mine, with early evening trains to Kansas City and San Francisco. It mentions connections at Soimpug and a route toward Aikenes Nebraska, concluding with a cost note and public notices by o. M. Levey.
A formal afternoon ceremony at 10:8 Topeka Avenue joined Mr and Mrs Frank P MacLennan and Miss Raith Brewer with Mr Edward MacDonald Jolley of Taid Cats as a guest. The bride wore a gray and white gown with pink accents and a large picture hat, and the reception featured a Japanese decorative theme with roses. Guests included Mrs Rebecca Sellors and many locals. the couple planned a brief honeymoon to Chipage before returning to their Tepeke home.
George Pari Bisa Parkhurst and Miss Irene Lorner announce their plans after a church ceremony at home. The May 14 gathering at Mrs. J. S. Barore’s Alten Dee marks engagements with Mr Adrian Sherman touring, and Mrs Luther Surnamv visiting Chicago. Attendees include Miss Baker, Mr. Moy Q. Smith, and the bride’s family from St. Louis and Germantown. guests travel from New York and London for the event.
A federal court in Belles Kansas acquitted J W Starr Reach Smith County of mailing obscene material. Frenny Bulthouse pleaded guilty to selling Squor without a license. George Kenyon was convicted and fined $20 for misappropriation while acting as postmaster at a north central town. Other items mention inspectors, errors, and scattered courtroom notes.
In Weinton Ohio a prisoner opened fire at the county jail. Guards Georg Jacgbe and Homer Stone were wounded with two bullets as Gleantes, a young inmate, attempted an escape. Police regained order and Gleantes was recaptured.
May 31 in San Francisco, a complex probate row fixes heirs and realty. The court ruled executors failed to handle real estate correctly, with portions allocated to Theresa Ohrichs, Mrs. Vausterbie, and others, amid pensions granted in Kansas and towns like Leavenworth and DeSoto.
A fragment notes May 21 actions by delegates including Majoe Seward Dill and Pye Uhat at a Sequel convention. Abra ham Lincoln was sincely nominated for president. The passage mentions long service as postmaster and friendships with Hannibal am Blaine and Senator Joe Atchison, plus a financial note of $2.06 via a Santa Account.
Police notes recount an Indian youth eluding his pursuer, sleeping in a North Topela hotel, and a bizarre scene with an elder offering shelter. Fragments describe a courtroom hearing, a jail stay, and fines for Str. Indian and Str Sharten Williams tied to touting charges amid a string of alleged criminal acts and idle threats.
A Herald dispatch reports a massive financial plot forming an Anglo American trade alliance with West Africa. It outlines a syndicate plan to use false American terms to mislead investors, name dropping West African supporters, and involve major steamship interests to push the scheme forward.
Dr Eve Hardwn travels to Wa-HKeenvy to obtain furniture for a Rome home, seeks fortune in a land deal, aided by friends in Trego COMNEY who inform her the government intends to open land. She rents land on a Quarter section. a hired person manages the property as she departs.
Reyes suffered a loss amid a shaky start as Seles BMS faced a tough match. The event ended with a clear showing that shifted momentum and raised questions about team depth and strategy.
Local district court cases loom with hearings on cruelty charges and divorce filings including Susan Enquist. Several community notices cover a weather quip, a concert at the Auditorium, athletic plans, and a plan to organize a German Lutheran War relief society. Mississippi?
A six hour rainstorm triggered washouts disrupting traffic on Milwaukee and St Paul lines near a junction. The weather caused minor flooding and washed-out camber on roads while a horse race at a Illinois track drew attention to D. J. Cameron owned entrants. No injuries reported. local transit schedules disrupted with minor delays. Dou’s Ointment advertised as a remedy for skin conditions priced at 69 cents.
A new cattle company aims to head the Illinois carts, with a planned journey to Fort Scott for the GAR Encampment. The event spans May 30 to June 2, featuring a return trip starting May 4 at a set rate.
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