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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1902
Page
6
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Ad offers men underwear and hosiery with a slogan many men many minds. Prices range from 25 cents to 1 dollar 50 for underwear and 10 to 25 cents for hosiery, highlighting clean honest grade and best quality options.
The meeting adopted a resolution urging stronger federal enforcement to curb censorship and promote relief and protection for workers, with support from labor groups including the United Metal Workers and Federation advocates. Delegates from North and South regions and various unions endorsed the action, while other resolutions addressed wage protection and federation rules.
The Yapikea Whist Club hosts the big whist tournament with fifty two players in the opening game. Hints of practice and new members appear as the event continues into the next Monday with efforts to prepare for the main frame.
The article describes President Theodore Roosevelt's extensive White House stable, noting the large personal stable, its horses including a polo pony and a small mare, and contrasts with government horses. It highlights Roosevelt’s riding habits, the stability’s social use, and mentions horses like a favorite named Keats and others such as General and Franklin, shipped to Washington.
The Washburn College vocal department presents the Ladies Quartette touring Kansas. Under Mrs. Grimsey they blend solo and chorus training with polished stage presence. Chosen for expressive tone, the group will perform across the state this year, backed by accompanist Miss Lua Clarke and manager F. Leach.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a president’s coach Sule ne Amistate and Flemons Tike with mentions of E. J. Coniver as statule fore man and Arthur Nos tis ah Eoeliatriss. The text references youth ages and driving mishaps but lacks clear events or dates.
Schenectady labor leaders report the failure of a boycott against the railway company after a special trades assembly meeting. Public sentiment against the action is said to be overwhelming, with the union denouncing the boycott as unsound. Albany and Troy cars quote heavy patronage from workers aged in industry.
Jackson Mississippi November 28 Bishop Hash Milt Thompson died at 5 o clock this morning from throat cancer. Born in Londonderry Ireland he came to America as a child with Bie per venta and entered the ministry at a young age. He led several prominent pulpits in Chicago New York and other cities and rose to be bishop of the diocese of Mississippi. His death ends a notable career in southern religious leadership.
North Topeka items include visits from George Brown of Silver Lake and Mrs Betts returning from Concordia, Dr Griggs moving to 887 Kansas Ave, Miss Marie Bobb recovering from typhoid, and Mrs Pinckney to Stormont hospital. Local clubs meet at 1124 Kansan Ave. millinery sale discounts and fashion specials feature Indies dresses and jackets. For sale bakery goods listed. urban chatter mentions Mr Kimball's noted kick in a Sunday game and city transfers.
Hats and caps sold at low prices with soft and stiff styles in all sizes. Hats priced at $1.50 to $3 and caps at 25c to $1.00, advertised as offering better value for Tess money than competitors.
Fragmented local notice details misc shopping sales and social events. It notes Mrs Courtney promising special millinery prices and various residents involved in home purchases, social gatherings, and a large reception at the Conkle residence with chrysanthemums, palms, and elaborate decor. Names include J F Turk, Dr J Hathaway, G Boweman, A C Bowen, and many invitees for an evening salmagurti party.
An old newspaper fragment discusses remedies for croup and compares old fashion hive syrup with new tonics. It notes quack cures and mentions products Satin-Ekin Cream and Satin-Skin Powder advertised by Kemper & Paxton. The text also references pharmacists and local shop terms, reflecting period advertising tone.
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