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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
6
The first floor and basement of the Chas. Adams & Co. store have been rented, occupying two floors of the premises. The deal covers the entire first floor and basement space formerly used by the company.
The disputed union ties a baron to an heiress amid financial collapse and creditor pressure. Details recount crossing continents, engagement, and a wedding in Germany, followed by a breakdown as debts and religious tensions strain relations.
Topeka items report weather trends and street concerns while noting court actions. people named include George Ey McMahon Harry Breese and J H Atwood. Local business moves involve Mills Dry Goods Sheldon building and Gills theater. Community notes cover politics, divorce cases, football match interest, and merger talks between Kansas Medical College and Washburn.
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Washington dispatch notes an incoming cold wave likely to sweep the Missouri valley region tonight and Sunday. The forecast mentions sharply lowered temperatures and a brisk chill impacting travel and daily routines.
An American syndicate plans a large warehousing and storage operation on the south bank of the Manchester Waterway to facilitate cotton and other product exports. The scheme includes joint stock, mercantile facilities, and transit through Havre and Ferna, aiming to supply English importers. The plan involves flexible capital use and potential future expansions.
Fragmented dispatch from New York and Cloverland reports a mix of scientific jottings and crime notes. The Cloverland robbery ends with the store proprietor drugged and robbed while a second tale names John Quincy Adams linked figures and an elderly postal worker in a distant account.
A garbled New York London dispatch reports a correspondent noting a conviction context. It mentions a deposit and government coallend reference, a store line dated 10.02, and scant names. The text is heavily distorted with unreadable sections.
The Lyon county Méffert case draws heavy interest as freshmen clikes face payment for hinges removed from channnel doors during a cane wish. The freemen claim no hinge liability while faculty say damages funded a public water pond. News touches dam break warnings along Bagie river valley and local civic fallout.
Treasury department discontinues announcement of state and municipal bond securities for government domes. Transactions already initiated will be completed. A report from Glenwood Sequences, on the Jagi river, notes a dim event at night with rail involvement.
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