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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1902
Page
10
An old advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for digestion troubles. It claims the product helps the stomach digest food, relieves pain, and prevents starvation, warning against dieting and stressing the cure’s ability to aid digestion without altering diet. The copy references Rogens Wield and Hofeen Innaparitates.
Examining the men and process, the railroad code cannot be adopted until examinations are completed. General Mudge discussed educational qualifications and the administration of the new code, with testing to begin soon and a November implementation target.
A new commercial agent, Hopking, plans to open an office in Louisville on June 1 while another operator will run separately on Hevke Island. The arrangement names several officials, including Ft Joner and Bacon, detailing roles as district agent and department head.
The Missouri Pacific Railway expansion lures travelers with a new sleeping car route between Wichita and Denver. A June launch dates a through service, with trains departing Wichita and arriving in Denver, inviting public support via ticket purchases and reservations.
A political rally in Milwaukee draws attention to widows and orphans with M Hamilton of Santa Fe delivering a speech at 2 PM. The event highlights calls for protection, civil rights, and enforcement by local police leaders as organizers emphasize support for vulnerable families.
The text fragments discuss a jury trial, its composition, and the duty of jurors to render fair verdicts. It notes concerns about informing, the role of evidence, and potential reflections on legality. The passage references charity, poverty, and responsibilities of regulators in a civic setting.
At Norfolk May 30 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers unanimously adopted a resolution urging President Roosevelt and Congress to favor a warship program. George H. Doherty of Boston was reelected grand chaplain. The Topeka note showed no victory in the ongoing dispute with the Commercial Club over municipal matters.
San Francisco May 3 Passenger Traffic Manager EO McCormick and Freight Traffic Manager Williams Sproule of the Southern Pacific travel to Chicago for a meeting of the Transcontinental Passenger Association where rates will be discussed. McCormick plans to report on the policy for the next spring and Sproule will attend a REA freight officials conference to discuss divisions of rates and related questions.
In Paso del Norte Texas area a new train schedule and depot plan are outlined. The arrangement includes passenger trains and ticket department duties, with specific departures and arrivals noted. Several local names and incidents appear in the fragmentary report.
A scientific note claims healthy nerves are fat nerves and nerve action comes from fat in the nerve core. It suggests Scott's Emulsion feeds fat nerves and helps nervousness and neuralgia. Free sample offered by Scott 2 Bowne. Cherie, you Peal ky 8F.
A fragmented report from a community page describes a ceremony and a lecture by Dr J. L. Alkire focusing on railway maintenance and signaling. The event includes a broadband discussion on locomotive and stationary equipment, with a follow up session planned for men preparing for better and safer work. The piece mentions local venues, dates, and speakers, highlighting community interest in technical training.
Dispatches from San Francisco and steamers recount Guatemalan quake devastation. Reports claim about 1400 dead at Quezelenanen ruins and over 1000 bodies recovered by workers. City of Sydney crew quote rising tolls as May events unfold, with widespread fires and collapse in Tapachula and Tuxichico areas.
A garbled wartime scene references Lieutenant Potts and a message to the emperor. Mentions a ceremony aboard a cruiser, guards, and a naval officer, with unclear details about a parade or return from the marine. The account hints at royal audience and military progression. specifics are obscured by damaged OCR.
President Roosevelt plans two trips this fall to the western states. By late September he will visit Springfield Illinois and another point yet to be determined. In October he may head south to San Antonio and possibly Mississippi host governor guests.
Kingston dispatch reports an airman killed near the river in a foggy May night. Washington confirms Miss Alice Flax daughter of the secretary injured in a car crash but not seriously hurt. Other items note Canadian emigrants murdered near Edmonton and a train mishap on the Winnepeg river.
The Kansas Pharmaceutical association held a 33rd annual session in Topeka alongside the Republican state convention. President Snow opened with a keynote on advancing pharmacy, federal standards, and the Kansas University Lawrence school of pharmacy. The address urged stronger regulation, increased faculty, and funding for research as the state advances in professional pharmacy.
A proposed special fellowship fund of 59 dollars or more per year would aid a remitted student through a period of study and service. Br. Snow's address highlighted the session, with committee members including Prof. H. E. Sayre, J. T. Moura, Charles Lawrence, and F. E. Lair. The annual report praised financial progress and continued stable membership as Sayre outlined future plans and reports.
A list of speakers from various towns and states delivering memorial addresses. Notable names include Captain J. G. Waters, P. H. Coney, Governor Duckery of Missouri, Senator G. Lamb of Yates Center, Rev. J. Hall of Wellington, and Judge J. G. West among others. The gathering featured multiple commemorative talks across Kansas and neighboring regions.
Bethany college to host commencement events with a baccalaureate sermon in the college chapel. A concert and junior day programs are planned and a reception will follow in the evening. Reunion of alumni and out of town guests expected. address to be delivered by a guest speaker.
Schwab, brother of the States Steel Fallen's President, is chosen for a leading role in a world meet. Origins and duties trace to the FMC Sou Hon of a meeting in Fran, with roles in the rv and related duties outlined for the event.
A dubious Vermont remedy named Green Mountain Renovator claims to cure kidney and liver diseases and other ailments. The advertisement asserts decades of use, a money back guarantee, and testimonials from users though it reads as promotional hype with dubious medical claims.
Rail travel ads describe low rate circuits to Michigan Canada St Lawrence Atlantic coast and Chicago St Louis with varied trains and sleeping cars. Highlights include Kansas City to Chicago or St Louis service parlor cars and morning departures plus multiple destinations in Minnesota and low excursion periods with mentions of Northern Pacific and Denver connections.
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