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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
9
Florence Dillon, a young girl, suffered a skull fracture and remains critically injured. The incident drew attention from local officials and medical staff, with hospital care noted and legal observers, including state board members and local figures, discussing the case and related safety concerns.
Kansas political maneuvering centers on the speakership as Congressman Long backs Bailey ally Kirkpatrick while Pringle of Bar Magame gains traction. Governor elect Bailey, Starbuck and Stanely weigh alignments as factions push for or against a Baileys administration and the future House leadership.
A long passage reviews political hopes for a Republican governor, labor disputes over wages and hours, and arbitration talks about recognizing the United Mine Workers. It discusses how coal operators resist union recognition, while the miners’ side argues for benefits from union status and labor peace, with references to key figures and dates.
Ambassador Tower, recently moved from Petersburg to Berip, bade farewell to a flare audience in Lieaddla on Wednesday after a transfer. He later met with the team and the captain amid a social reception marking his departure.
A Michigan woman from Haiti Creek recounts how giving up coffee after marriage and switching to Postum improved her health. She describes relief from digestive issues, headaches, and nervousness, noting her husband and children also adopted Postum and the family regained energy and appetite.
Lawrence Kansas November 1. Kansas Association of Charities and Corrections focused on inferior homes driving crime and suggested placing unexloried children in old homes to improve morality. Speakers urged work for recipients, civil service reforms, and increased funding for state institutions alongside plans for parole and juvenile justice improvements.
President Roosevelt reached Washington at 3 20 with a small crowd at the station. He thanked the assembled sailors and civilians for their wartime support and was driven straight to Utawa? where aide Cortelyon joined.
Central Park animal keeper Jatin W. Smith cites long experience observing squirrels and birds to forecast an open late winter with milder than usual temperatures. He notes animals grow coats to suit seasons, such as foxes shedding for summer and thickening for winter.
A New York news item reports gray squirrels delaying nest building until late October and contrasts with red squirrels. It mentions woodchucks in Van Cortlandt Park not hibernating in September and notes an expected hard winter. A Rome dispatch quotes the pope denying illness rumors and saying his trip has not yet come.
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