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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
8
Jannes J. Hill, of the Northern Security company, arrived last night and today resumed his tour of the Belgron region. He met Coratee Chiesa and George Bi Mar, with officials from Delsto. plans include Burts visit as municipal work proceeds.
A French uniform sparkles in a Petersburg event as naval officers mingle with the French mercantile party on excursions to sites of interest around St. Petersburg. The sight of the uniform signals elevation, with a royal evening held in honor of a noble guest at the Singaldeert Salle den Fetes.
Chaplain Milburn of the Senate was struck by a runaway horse near the Capitol while delivering the prayer. He suffered the loss of a great toe and other injuries as bystanders, including Milburn’s daughter, acted quickly to shield him from the horse.
Government forces withdraw from Pune Ginist as 2,000 troops under Generals Amaya and Salazar march against insurgents. General Safunar says they will attack rebels within eight days, supported by 3,000 more men to co operate with advancing troops. Rebels led by Herrera face 3,000 best soldiers as government pins hopes on swift victory. Fifteen thousand government soldiers remain in Panama to protect the Isthmus while plans for further reinforcement unfold. One year for swindling targets publishing managers who pleaded guilty to defrauding investors in the South, with $500 to $2,000 per claim.
All who are interested in heaven ly doctrines are requested to meet in the Syndenbecka at the south vast corner of Harrisom streets next Thorulg at 20:30 o'clock. Topeka May 29 1902 ADOT ES.
Carnegie Hall hosts President Roosevelt for a centennial home missions event. He lauds the church's century of missionary work, honors pioneers, and links national growth to moral foundations. He reflects on republic creation, military service, and the West Indies relief effort.
A distressed reader describes ongoing coffee overuse and nervous breakdowns from years of heavy drinking. Doctors advised quitting, but willpower failed. The account touts a “delicious” substitute and a claimed revival of energy after stopping coffee, highlighting public concerns over caffeine and health.
In Washington on May 21 Philip Schach Jr presented to President Roosevelt an old nugget described as the rock buried during Roosevelt's 1900 campaign visit to Victor and Cole. Schach contends the nugget toss was misinterpreted as a hostile act and notes the owner attempted to present it to the president but was misunderstood.
Mr Flack has been appointed clerke to W Jones division superintendent of the Hock Island railroad Kansas division. He was formerly chief clerk to Mr Jones at Horton Hewis and, with a series of transfers, moved through Davenport Topeka Des Moines and Topeka as reorganizations shifted clerks and telegraphers.
Mayoral statements confirmed a contract with Mutual Company for ice delivery to city buildings. The partnership faced delays as Petersohn’s company awaited delivery and bids. Officials indicated efforts to resolve the issue, with possible completion by week’s end.
Florence Davis Ives, a nurse at the Hospital Creche in Buffalo New York, is praised for her devoted care to the sick and helpless. The text notes nurses’ vital role, their close collaboration with doctors and their impact on recovery, highlighting her work at 318 Maryland Street Buffalo and her advocacy for Wine of Cordus.
Florence Davis advocates Wine of Cardui as a trusted remedy for inflammation ulceration and falling of the womb irregular menstruation and related female troubles. She cites cases treated successfully by physicians and encourages readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist and start treatment at home. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers free consultation through its Ladies Advisory Department.
Local officials dispute ice supply arrangements after a mix up left a piece of equipment in a cooler and fire crew unsure how to handle surplus ice. Councilman Bergundath urged considering city contracts with People's Ice and Mutual Ice to fulfill city needs.
Senmi-Centennial Civic Improvement society met at the Commercial club with Dean Kaye elected head. Members mapped out sections for vice presents and the executive committee works on appointing vice presidents for each area. Next major meeting to report names.
An early will draft by McConwell of Hupids Mich misreads indigent old women as indignant in a will for Virginie Pratt’s estate. The document aimed to create a home for indigent women with a $60,000 bequest, while the final line appears to note $6,000 in Fiore. This spelling error raises questions about the will’s validity and intent.
A health notice claims self poisoning risks from beef and rheumatism to apoplexy and Bright's disease. It promotes Toasted Wheat Flakes with Mult Homer as a preventive diet, sold in packages bearing Creek Sanitarium branding and asserting muscle strength and alertness.
A fragmented Syracuse session report mentions a former connection to Miss Platt and a change in affections tied to a will. The text implies only one witness supported the change, with details unclear from the readable fragments.
Mayor Parker defends himself saying his remarks about Chief Stahl were misinterpreted and that only his memory is faulty. He insists he did not intend to imply Stahl would face any wrongdoing and clarifies his comments from yesterday.
A muddy text fragment references conversations with Mr Stahl, a forgotten event, Hobart’s store, and Mr See. It mentions a belief no one can cure consumption and promotes castor oil remedies for coughs, bronchitis, and cethose, with a dated tone about Beare the Thee Kind Yi Fier Beet and other mystic lines.
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