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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1901
Page
5
The speech argues for creating an official remonstrator to review prison paroles and push for stricter penology. Hamilton criticizes public leniency toward offenders and suggests using a reformed system to balance mercy with accountability. He condemns immediate leniency and urges careful consideration before release.
Unclear notice lists seating in the Auditorium for Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts tomorrow morning. Limited seats priced around 23 welts with additional aides paying about 1.54 dollars. Event appears as a chilly afternoon with a 3 o’clock start.
Mrs Hulda Jakeman wife of the Elders president in Salt Lake City commends Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's periodic pains. The notice recalls prior personal experience with menstrual relief and endorses the product as a remedy.
Mrs Betps Janedaw of Salt Lake City testifies she suffered days in bed with intense pain before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims six bottles restored her health, with no pain for years, praising the remedy and inviting other women to seek free advice from Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Reported inquires focus on a ten inch underground pipe from a new desiccating plant to the river. Health officers question disposal practices while plant officials deny wrongdoing and prepare amendments to a recently passed contract.
Edward A. Kimball CS D will chair the talk next Sunday afternoon at Crayford Ghernouse on Christian Science. He is linked to First Church of Christ Scientist and the Minnesota Metaphysical College staff, speaking with authority on principles and rules of the faith. Admission free. no collection. all welcome.
A Topeka wedding at Grace Cathedral joined Misa May Thomas and Charles O Nell in a simple, elegant ceremony. The bride, escorted by her father A S Thomas, wore white chiffonnette with lace. Attendants were Mise Ning Thomas and Will Coulson. Bishop Millapaugh officiated. Nina Thomas sang. A dinner followed at 364 Greenwood Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J W O Neil. The couple will reside in Chillicothe MA.
A Santa Fe pitch invites customers to buy furniture with small down payments and monthly installments, promising immediate delivery and no inflated robbery prices. The ad stresses spending behavior and the appeal of enjoying comforts of life at once.
Do Come and See What Nice Things We Have in Our Store. Beautiful Sideboards Couches Smyrna Rugs by John Bromley G Sons Philadelphia Two rugs for 25¢ per week Parlor Lamps 2c per week or $1.00 per month Christmas presents Rocking Chairs only 50c per week.
Leave for Chicago with Miss Nina Thomas then to New York for study with Francis Powers. Women retirements and visits noted in Wichita Topeka and Kansas City. Guests include Mrs. D A Clements Mrs. L L Ashbrook and Mrs. Sedgwick Scott with daughter Thalene, along with club meetings at the D C whist club and Ladies Aid society.
A noisy session disrupted by a frightening sound from the jailer's office interrupted court as officers, citizens, and practical jokers crowded the streets. The piece describes arrests for drunkenness, bootlegging, and assaults, with chaotic testimony and a jailer’s alarm leaving the courtroom in confusion.
New York November first 1924 Edgar Stanton Macey author of a history of the United States Navy seeks court approval to revise the edition. In a statement he said he awaits court action before releasing the revised third volume and plans to clear disputed material once the court rules.
Report notes that a hole in the wall was concealed with a sheet of note paper. Officers who witnessed the act remained quiet and did not intervene. The item reads as a brief, fragmentary account of a questionable concealment.
National officers of the W C T U depart Chicago for Fort Worth to attend the twenty eighth annual convention. The party includes the president and several officers and speakers, among them a lecturer on temperance and reform.
Fort Leavenworth contracts awarded to lowest bidders for steam heating and barracks work. McCarthy announces rapid completion of new buildings as work begins promptly. The report also covers a mass cremation case and unrelated items including cosmetic ads and a stray social note.
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