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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1895
Page
7
A long damaged text outlines free situations wanted ads with scheduling, deadlines, and eligibility rules. It mentions Topeka Kansas, multiple days for publication, word limits, and invites capable helpers and salespeople to respond. Includes references to Miss, Journailien, and Lovaria & Browne Co.
A strong witness, Holmes broke into tears while testifying against the accused in a court proceeding. The emotional moment underscored the gravity of the case as evidence and testimony stacked against the defendant.
The prosecution is nearly finished presenting its case while the defense plans no testimony, arguing the case on the record. Mist Yoke testifies without showing sympathy, lifting the tension as Holmes sits sobbing. The defense signals no substantive defense, aiming for judgment on arguments, with Judge Arnold upholding objections to more evidence in the children’s murder case.
Paris reports Bourgeois accepted the task of forming a new cabinet. The proposed ministry includes Bourgeois as interior minister and head of the council, Ricard as justice and worship minister, Cavivanas war minister, Lockréy marine minister, Hertelot education minister, Doumer finance, Guyet d Essaigne public works, and Mesurens commerce. Meanwhile reports from other cities note Armenian murder trials planned, a Cleveland hotel debt settlement, a monastery bombing, and several local scandals.
Munyons Cold Cure claims to break a cold within hours when taken early. Munyons Cough Cure and Plasters offer relief for chest pain and breathing troubles, touting prevention of pneumonia and lung diseases. The ad advertises homeopathic remedies, priced 23 cents per bottle, with free medical advice from Prof. Munyon in Philadelphia.
In Topeka John Marshall, superintendent of the electric light plant, detected a leak in two boilers. He ordered inspections and discovered thin iron patches in three boilers. Several boilers were being refurbished to resume operation next Tuesday night, raising risk of a major explosion if not addressed. The report notes no boiler inspector in Topeka and questions the insured’s judgment.
A fragmentary OCR reading lists various food items including pickles cranberry juice cocoa coffee and crackers with scattered descriptors. The text mentions onions jelly oats and a few unclear phrases suggesting a pantry or shopping list fragment with no coherent event or context.
The veteran Senate door keeper Cap Hassett is gravely ill with stomach trouble but not thought to be in immediate danger. He is 76, very feeble, and unlikely to perform duties much longer. The report, though unconfirmed, cites his physician’s assessment.
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