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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reveals a local tale involving Mason and a tense watch suspect case. It mentions Cam street, a $6 payment, a search by city officers, and references to investigations and uncertain outcomes amid a tense urban scene.
An ad or medical claim installment touts a universal cure for nervous dyspepsia. The text references tonics, tonics and patent medicines, praising remarkable effects on digestion, nerves, and stomach pain with implied medical and domestic uses, typical of early 20th century remedies.
State police arrested AW Mason of Heston on suspicion of killing Miss Morten. After a day of inquiry, investigators stated Mason could be the suspect and he was held on a warrant. Witnesses later identified Mason in Waverly where the crime occurred on Sunday.
Henry Allen announces authority for the claim that WW J. Stadiey expects matrimony and notes a likely wedding date. The governor's residence on Church Street is cited, with officials from Halbeyville and Lt. Gov. Dr. J. Banna also mentioned. Details are uncertain and the record reflects informal chatter about a forthcoming union.
A scattered OCR style report notes F Dumont Smith advocating ballot machines and opposing a new ballot law while Beonter comments on voting methods. It mentions dissatisfaction with voter marking in Kidderante County where almost fifty ballots were challenged and marked, with Republicans favored.
Fragmented text reports a Delaware election deadlock with Republicans and Democrats in a tense balance. Mentions names and places in widening political context, including presidential ties and state affairs, with scattered notes on candidates and regional events. The garbled OCR obscures details but signals a tightly contested vote and evolving power dynamics.
Advertisement notes a low rate excursion by Nickel Mate to eclutern pointe with November dates. It lists a return trip fare of 3.00 and directs travelers to ticketing details at terminal time. Geveral Agent Calahan at 13 aristreet Chicago offers further information.
A Kansas page reports on Charles Busby, long missing from relatives, found near Whittier, Missouri, after decades apart, and mayoral ties as he plans a return visit to Paroons. Also noted is Lawrence's release of a Kansas mineral waters report detailing 119 springs, their chemistry, uses, and distribution.
A Kansas City man, claiming to represent a wholesale business from St Joseph, Mo, hired a livery turnout and a big bay horse at The Banks hotel in Gatena on Monday but vanished. Described as about 60, with glasses and a pale complexion, he weighed around 180 pounds and favored a clarinet. police suspect he may be connected to a bank robbery the previous Thursday night.
Leavenworth, Kan Nev 7 Two Leavenworth heiresses plan marriages to Army officers. Miles Brendie McGonigie daughter of Jane McGonigie a government contractor and noted local scion will wed Dr. Powell Paintelroy on November 2. In December Mattie Sture daughter of former Senator James Stor will marry Lieut Sidney HR Burebank of the Sixth Infantry.
In Hawatha Kas on November 7 Miss Mabel A Mathews daughter of GW Mar thewa married Anthony Jenninss of Bt Sores The ceremony was conducted by Rev L L Hyesenofug The couple are mute with a unique backstory involving a school fire and shared early life On the same date a Wellington brakeman on the Keck Island train was noted in a separate item
A fragmented report discusses myths about self poisoning and diet, noting experts contend uric acid derives mainly from beef intake and not vegetarian foods. It mentions potential health risks like apoplexy and allergies, and references possible connections to wheat products and strong medical warnings.
Southbound train narrowly escapes disaster when a confrontation at the steps leads to a trampler overzealous ejector. A brakeman, name lost in the confusion, is burned and returns to the depot for the night.
A stock train derailed west of Eureka Kansas killing one man and injuring several others as seven stock cars left the track. The wreck tore up ties for about thirty feet and a body was found beneath the wreckage. Pension notices from Kansas report multiple beneficiaries and increases for veterans and widows. Kansas newspaper sale noted as well as revival meetings in Florence with a large tent. Indiana and New York election notes follow with party counts and ballot discussions. Estate news from England reports John Mickay's will directing estate to wife and property.
Weaver reports Colorado returns show Republicans set to control the lower house while Democrats with 17 holdovers will hold the Senate. Contested Arapahoe County Democratic seat due to registration and election fraud claims. Republicans name several U S Senate candidates including H Wolcott, Monat, Goudy, Howbert, Stevenson and Seaman. Republican strength on state ticket projected to exceed 7 000 in votes.
The document outlines a profit sharing plan for workers where participants sign an agreement to help reduce costs and support business success. Net profits are divided among workers by a fixed proportion, with half paid in cash and half placed in a savings fund managed by the proprietor as trustee. The fund remains for two years, then given to the employee if they stay, or to heirs if the employee dies. A 60 day notice is required to exit, and misbehavior or strikes can forfeit accrued gains.
A two day strike concluded with a large payment distributed among participants who kept their promise. The action ended as workers accepted the old terms, ending a dispute that had not been repeated since.
Salt Lake Telegram interviews Apostle Reed Smoot who states he has individual permission to run for the Senate to succeed Senator Rawlins. He asserts no church action, confirms adherence to the Manifesto on polygamy, denies practicing polygamy, and says Roberts should have been seated first before a trial.
Paris buys the Palace of Machines site at Champ de Mars for the 1889 Exposition and plans demolition. The municipality may replace the iron structure with a new building on the Negilly fortifications site after government support. The 160 foot high hall spans 1452 by 380 feet and covers more than eleven acres, estimated cost over 1.4 million.
Director of the Mint Roberts released the raw gold output for Alaska over the last ten months. The report cites receipts at San Francisco Seattle and Nome showing a total around 18,570,000 dollars. It notes upcoming deliveries from the Klondike and Nome Beveridge to arrange a Senate tour through New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma in early November.
Notice shows Klaurer's Gold Bug topic on admitting western territories to statehood and reports Pacific Cable Board setting new telegraph rates from Ottawa to Australia and New Zealand at four pence per word. prior rate 2 1/2 cents. Bail provided for Laura Bigger in New York on conspiracy tied to the Bennett will. no bail yet for Dr. Ienerick or former Justice Stanton on the same charge.
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