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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
7
How He Was Cured Using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Topeka residents Thomas L. Ross and others attest that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieved their chronic stomach troubles. Ross, a longtime Topeka pioneer, describes dyspepsia relief and renewed appetite after short use, urging fellow citizens to try the remedy.
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Topeks
Kansan Avenue
Thomas Ts Rosa
Kas
Ross ‘Topeka
Thomas
Topeka
Goss to Washington on Invitation by President Roosevelt
Visit planned as Beth Kent travels to Washington today invited by the President. A chaotic, garbled note mentions a fire at a house and a distressed woman, with unclear local details and ensuing confusion.
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Goss
Washington
Fork
Mon
Sleet Beth Kent
Roosevelt
Howe
Demand Publicity at Knights of Labor Assembly
Indianapolis November 15 report from the Knights of Labor calls for sweeping public scrutiny of interstate corporations. Resolutions urge Congress to require publicity for corporate affairs and cap capitalization to actual invested funds, opposing government aid to private firms and taxation benefitting a few.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Committee On
Congress
Chicago Bible Translation Sparks Modernist Outcry
London Nov. 15 Extracts from the Chicago translation of the Bible were published today. The Evening Telegraph remarks on the work calling it a modern American misstep and condemning the effort as an atrocity that almost warrants harsh measures.
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London
Chicago
Eee
Inquisition
Ice Closes Roads As Rivers Rise Across Region
Weather disruption persists as frigid conditions seal lakes and rivers. Reports describe unprecedented severity for early season, with rail trade hamper and towns flooded. local neighbors contend with rising waters and submerged meadows.
Wreck on Freight Train Kills One Tramp
A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight train wrecked near Slater. The collision split the train on a grade, sending ten cars into a ditch. One tramp was killed and another fatally injured.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Slater
Here
Condemned military clothing sale set for state home
Local note: sale of condemned military clothing scheduled for November 25 at the state home. Sheriff Cook reports ten head of blooded cattle moved to his Jackson county farm. Elks lodge to feature a wire in club room for the return of the prize fight. County commissioners audit last election expenses totaling 582.25 and order warrants drawn. Topeka mourns Mrs Georg Henschel who died in London after an illness.
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Cook
Jackson County
Elks
Topeka
Georg Henschel
Henschel
London
Eng
Manns Nadeau
Tate Te
Consolidated Kansas Districts Unite for Single Teacher
Sumner county reports three districts Victor Lincoln and Seventy-six Center merge to employ one teacher Miss Edna Gil at Seventy-six Center with 23 pupils. Victor and Lincoln send pupils by wagons and the total monthly expense drops from 115 to 30 with driver wages and incidental costs, saving 85 monthly while improving conditions and punctuality.
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Wellington
Sumner County
W. M. Massey
Center
Victor
Lincolnn
Seventy-six Center
Edna Gil
Lincoln School
Key
Schual House
Victor Furnisher
Lincoln
Gil
Tincoln
Miss Gift
Sevent Etc
Dying Statement Admitted in Tranbarger Murder Trial
Oswego Nov 16 The Reed murder trial continued with state witnesses detailing Tranbarger s shooting and death The dying statement admitted to the court says Reed shot him after dispute over hedge trimming The testimony included four witnesses and the widow Mrs Tranbarger who shed tears The courtroom was crowded to capacity
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Oswego
Bill Reed
Bill
Bitter at Jessie Morrison in Clara Wiley murder case
Roland Wey, father of Clara Wiley murdered by Jessie Morrison at El Dorado, arrives in Wichita and says Morrison’s January supreme court review could grant a new trial. He urges conviction if retried, vows full effort to send her to the penitentiary, hints at new issues arising from the summer trial. He declines to reveal specifics about forthcoming Butler county court matters.
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Clara Wiley
Wichita
Kas
Roland Wey
Jessie Morrison
el Dorado
Supreme Court
Ife
Butler County
Poites
Jilted man misled by Parsons widow leads to mistaken arrest
Charles T. Foran of Kinsley travelled to Parsons after answering a matrimonial ad. He gave wedding presents as a punch line to a romance, was jilted by the widow, and her son stole his pocketbook before fleeing. Yesterday he sought the youth in the city and, due to disheveled attire, was mistaken for an escaped convict at the Courier office.
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Winfield
Charles T. Foran
Kinsley
Parsons
Jones Stones Grocery Destroyed by Fire in Emporia
Emporia November 16 Jones and Stones grocery was totally destroyed by a basement explosion shortly after a blaze began. The fire tore through the ground floor, shattered plate glass, and damaged storefront windows about half a block away. Insurance is expected to cover about two thirds of losses.
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Jones & Stonea
Emporia
Jones & Stones
Gun in court shocks Winfield district trial
In Winfield on Thursday the Schmidt joint trial faced a scare when Congressman A M Jackson shielding Schmidt warned that Prosecuting Attorney Johnson might shoot. Johnson drew a pistol from his pocket and placed it on the table before judges ordered it seized and he was censured.
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Jackson
Winfield Court
Winfield
Schmidt
District Court
A. M. Jackson
Johnson
Judes McBride
Frozen to Death in Prairie Near Gage
Bodies of Mrs. Armstrong and her daughter found three miles south of Gage after a blizzard likely chilled them to death. They recently moved from Driftwood to Wichita for a new business venture. Investigation considers exposure as the cause.
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Wichita
Burglar Otterly Caught After Pawn Shop Robbery
Marion Otterly, a colored man, was arrested in St. Joseph Missouri by Policeman Abe Henderson on a burglary and larceny warrant. He allegedly burglarized D Copland's pawn shop last Monday night taking watches jewelry clothing and revolvers valued around $200. Authorities traced him from Topeka to Kansas City and back to St. Joseph where Henderson captured him. Otterly had a prior 1897 prison sentence for burglary and a violent past including an earlier throat-cutting incident.
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Marion Otterly
St. Joe
Abe Henderson
Otterly
D. Copland
Topeka
Henderson
Ottarly
Kansas City
Tomy
Capland
Alan
Hoe
Morgan
Twentieth
Kansas
Swift Packing House
Treated Like Brutes Charges From County Inmates
Des Moines Iowa Nov 15 The second biennial report of the board of control of Iowa Institutions was issued today It asks 848127 for improvements to state buildings and alleges state college at Ames and state university at Iowa City were used for lobbying It charges inmates at county asylum were treated like animals male attendants accessed women wards and in one case were bathed in the same water It recommends converting Anfinosa penitentiary into a reformatory and enacting an indeterminate sentence law
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Des Moines
Board of Control of Iowa
State College
Ammen
State University
Iowa City
County Asylume
Anfinosa
A New Ball Club for St Louis Next Spring
Ban Johnson and Charles Cominkey confirmed in St. Louis that the American League club will enter the city next season. In West Branch Michigan a destructive fire swept through the business district, threatening the village. Three hotels a Masonic hall two livery stables two residences and a grocery store were destroyed. Losses exceed twenty thousand dollars with insurance covering the claim.
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Louis
St. Louis
Ban Johnson
Charles Cominkey
West Franch
Mich
G. A. Ft. Hall
Third Postponement in Toppan Murder Case
Miss Jane Toppan appeared in Barnstable Massachusetts court for a third time today as the hearing was postponed to December 1. Her calm, jesting demeanor contrasted with earlier appearances, while the case continues to move slowly.
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Barnstable
Mass
Jane Toppan
Mary E. Gibbs
Cataument
Mist ‘Opbah
Thanksgiving Game Set Between Missouri And Kansas
Kansas City hosts the Thanksgiving clash as Missouri and Kansas battle for in state bragging rights. The controversy over ball possession and exhibition plays dominates early talk, with officials and coaches preparing for a decisive matchup in the holiday schedule.
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Kansas City
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