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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
6
A historical column recounts stories of turkey eating and hunting across Europe and America. It cites anecdotes from French authorities and explorers, noting cultural tastes and a New World appetite. The piece links local feasts to large export figures and mentions Havana work resuming amid labor tensions.
Hutchinson Justice finds evidence sufficient and binds Jacob, Ben Jacobs and Port Eliot for district court on robbery charges tied to a staged font race in Hutchinson. Prosecution supported by Deputy County Attorney Jt Brown. defense by HL Mieree. Two other accounts detail a Chicago card game fatality and a spectator death context.
In a dim room a man bet on himself with $25 and deepened losses as the game continued to 3:30 am. He reportedly drank coffee before collapsing, with a 15 year old daughter sent to serve it. Witnesses describe his silent, fallen posture as comrades urged him to wake, while a court case unfolds over the alleged foul play and stakes.
The Northwest State Teachers Association convened this morning with officers elected: president B. Lobinard of Stockton, secretary BG Thompan of Mankato, treasurer. Expected speakers include Henry Werterson of Leiter and William Vennbee Basan. The program features papers, demonstrations, and a possible debate on curricular reforms.
Salina Kansas November 37 H Shiftert aged 1 Sark Civil War veteran died after a dinner throat illness the community mourns the loss. A Saline incident reports a doctor malpractice suit where Mrs Mary Collins was awarded 600 for arm and shoulder injuries from a broken arm. A grand jury in Thomas County cost 2000 and returned fifteen indictments mostly whisky cases with several arrests. Damages from a district court suit in Winfield awarded Mrs Collins 600. A railroad check sale event was opposed as fourteen trunks slated for reduced price sale drew protests.
In Stanford Con, a bold robbery at Alexander Weed jewelry store ends with the thief fleeing toward Atlantic Avenue. Ten diamond rings stolen, later found along a ditch near a central city house. chase ensues but suspect remains at large. Authorities search for the culprit.
The New York Tribune outlines how the cranberry industry drives sales across the United States. Massachusetts bogs near Cape Cod produce the berries led by A. D. Makepeace, with Plymouth and Wareham centers. Los Angeles consumes most per capita on the Pacific coast. Harvesting uses scoops and paid pickers, while “cranberry king” Makepeace and George R. Briggs are noted leaders. Estimated output and prices are given, with historical notes on distribution and regional markets including Philadelphia and New York.
Washington reports say any move by Germany to seize the West Indies would trigger war. The State Department notes no confirmed talks between the German Kaiser and Britain but hints at imperial hopes regarding the island group. Officials privately warn against covert action and stress readiness to respond if Denmark opens any treaty or harbor entry.
A murky block discusses remedies and medical claims, warning about unreliable cures and mentioning various names and dubious treatments. It emphasizes cautious use of medicines and hints at public concern over dangerous advice.
Travel ad details a Chicago and Return trip priced at 16 dollars for Santa Fe tickets with November 30 December 1 and 1 limit. The Golden State Limited departs Topeka each evening arriving in Chicago at 9 40 pm and New York later. promotional lines reference COP TA and local agents.
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