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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1902
Page
12
Readable testimonials praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring fatigue and blood cleansing. Letters claim improved energy, clearer complexion, and relief from languid feelings as warmer weather arrives, with users in Iowa Illinois and Indiana endorsing its benefits.
Readable text shows a community notice about a temperance union event at an auditorium on a Sunday afternoon with officers and attendees listed. It references a joint meeting by the Temperance Union and the Min, inviting prominent citizens to attend and support public righteousness. A separate weather or social note includes a juvenile meeting and various names.
Roudebush relocates from 215 West Sixt street to the Storanont building at 167 Wear Sisth. The Shawnee Bulli Loan association and Roudebush firm plan to focus on growing business of life fees and sales. An office upgrade promises a pleasant setting while customers adjust to the new address and continuing services.
The week end banking summary shows declines in deposits and credits, with total assets around 5 004 425 dollars. Mentions inertia in some accounts, and notes a soothing remedy line for coughs and colds. The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment with partial figures and miscellaneous references.
Miz Wilde disinherited her son and left estate to her daughter by nod of consent. At her bed, frail from throat affection, she answered questions with a nod while witnesses signed. Her son challenged probate, arguing lack of competency to sign, but Surrogate Church of Brooklyn admitted the will to probate.
Two Mian county delegates to the Republican state convention refuse to pledge support for Thos F Kelly for state treasurer. L Flanagan county clerk and Dr King withdraw under new developments. Walter Bates named in place, rest of delegation expected to align with Kelly. Also notes local items: Band concert at Garfield Park and health claims unrelated.
An unclear report notes a trip ending in Kansas City marked by a Santa Fe rail stop at Pada Byatven and ties to the Knights and Ladies of Security Council No 1. The depot at Talsa and names Heese Robinson and Mar at's appear in fragmented text.
Edith Morton and Frank Beck prepare for a Wednesday wedding at the Goddard home in Topeka. The event features Helen Goddard as maid of honor, Herbert Curry as groomsman, and a reception with Mrs Felshman and Mrs Foster performing. Local society pages also detail gatherings at the Noble and Daniels homes, junior class receptions at Washburn College, staff and guest lists, travel, and upcoming nuptials across Topeka society.
Congressman Charles Curtie arrived from Washington and discussed forthcoming political events in Kansas. He hinted at a potential nomination for Mr. Troutman and referenced a June deadline for a bill, noting strong debate within the House on reciprocal trade abroad and its impact on U S producers.
An item reports a long term affliction cured after a treatment. The text includes a vignette with a Germantown resident and misread names, followed by a separate brief noting the Indianapolis May M meeting of the operative millers of America electing D. M. Friend as President and other officers P J Becker, Jesse Dauber, and FL J Muviler as secretary treasurer and a Chicago base. The article’s OCR yields numerous garbled phrases.
Notice announces postponement of a piano forts recital by Aire Tavell and Goodwin due to the decease of Mrs Elizabeth Jane Goodwin, listing the affected performer and implication for the event.
Washington may 24 Representative Calderheads amendment to pension law would raise the total disability rate from 72 to 30 per month for veterans who require frequent and periodic aid. The measure would apply to those who served one year or more in the army or navy and, if certified by examining surgeons, would boost payments for those classified as totally disabled yet unable to prove their disabilities are of survivor origin. The proposal, long championed by Calderhead, targets veterans needing ongoing assistance and seeks additional funding between 50 000 and 390 000 for the new structure.
Members of the Tadive AIO society of Euclid Avenue Methodist Church have secured funds to add a 3760 square foot annex. Contractor Speicer reports workmen laying the stone for the new wing on the north side of the existing structure. The project aims to provide a modern furnace and expanded Sunday school space, with four or five million in local contributions noted. The building, originally named the Martin Church, now bears a newer designation established about three years ago. Mattingly serves as president of the Aid Society.
In a San Francisco interview Felipe Buen carsino, once in Rgu faldo's cabinet, speaks on the Philippines situation. He cites hopes for insurrection end via General Lukbon's capture and Mudvar's surrender, attributing progress to Sutth and Bell and Chaffee's humane policy while noting Governor Tart's support and a forthcoming visit by Senor Huencarmino to General Hughes at the Casine club.
Fragmentary text references a remedy for whooping cough and comments on its effects on children, mentioning unspecific cases, a facilitator named Chamberlain, and claims of superior outcomes. The passage is garbled with misspellings and unclear attribution, limiting precise interpretation.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Routhers railway will run a special Hm- Med train from Chicago Friday June 18 arriving Bowtoh early the following afternoon. Fare for the round trip from Chicago has been made. Sleeping car reservations may be obtained at any time. See an event notice for further details.
The text announces a Friday event schedule including an annual convention of the city Eng and a band concert by Marshall's band at Garfield Park. It notes a First Congregational Band Concert at Garfield Park and a 4 o’clock concert tomorrow evening, with details referencing May 30 and local venues.
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