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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
4
A fragment from the Atchison Globe comments on social behavior and rumors, noting skepticism toward those claiming illness and critiquing etiquette at a Thanksgiving gathering. It mentions Miss A and a certain Stivy A in a disjointed anecdote about invitations and reactions.
Washington reports outline a definite policy to establish civil government in the Philippines. The administration seeks congressional action to authorize a civil authority, extending military control only as needed, with Lodge guiding the Philippines committee and broad support expected in Congress.
A disparate wire report from Topeka details various items including British prize money, the Battle Abbey sale, and the politics of tariff reform. It references the presidential message length rumor, Democratic cautions, and notes on attire for hostesses in New Orleans comparing guest courtesy.
The Kansas governor issues the forty-first Thanksgiving proclamation praising steady growth, strong crops, and moral advancement. The piece notes Kansas as a growing, harmonious young state with industry thriving, exports rising, and a workforce heading toward global prominence. It honors long-time settlers and reflects on economic and political stability.
Wu Tingfang, Chinese minister, pressed for equality and fairness in U S immigration policy during a White House meeting with President Roosevelt. He declined to disclose whether his government protests the exclusion act, but offered to debate the issue with editors favoring exclusion before an impartial tribunal.
The west bound Choctaw passenger train near Parkersburg was halted by a sheriff who fastened log chains to the engine over a $76.40 judgment. Yarnall, treasurer of the Choctaw, riding in a private car, paid the amount after a 30 minute parley, allowing the train to proceed.
Lincoln Nov 2 The Maskell I. diane and Buta university slevene met on the mindbronch the si versity campos to battle for the Silcourl Teller championship. Nebraska’s Honora Gortelyou, star right end, announced he would play despite a severe wrench. A large crowd from Lawrence and Chicago joined the rooters as Lincoln prepared for the decisive clash with Haskell.
Florence Bishop of Wichita disappeared after last Saturday. Her parents fear kidnapping and have reported the case to police. The girl, described as of good character, has not been away from home before. Father is a mail clerk on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad.
Chicago grand jury follows the care of Irma Brown as Robert Gray of Garden City is indicted for the murder of Miss Brown who died after a recent operation. The decedent had been active in a local society publication in Garden City.
John Callahan admitted taking part in the Turon bank robbery two years past with two accomplices. Judge Simpson sentenced him to nix years in the penitentiary after a plea yesterday. Callahan had earlier been arrested in St. Louis for attempted robbery and confessed joining the band.
A fragment from a Wheeling publication promotes a cough remedy by druggists claiming rapid cure for severe coughs and colds. The ad asserts personal health recovery after use and mentions local merchants and physicians endorsing the product.
John Hoeth pleaded guilty to pocket picking during the McKinley era event in Los Angeles last May. He is sentenced to three years in San Quentin prison.
Washington November 24 Miss Helen Hay eldest daughter of the secretary of state becomes engaged to Mr Payne Whitney second son of William Whitney former secretary of the navy The announcement notes family connections and social prominence in Washington society.
In Omaha Nebraska on November 28 two football games were played between local high school teams and Indiana college opponents. The event showcased the city’s football talent with competitive play and crowd interest.
County Attorney Andrews reports rapid consolidation as a single cattle firm dominates two townships in Sherman county. Settlers face eviction as cattle operations trample crops. Union Pacific land grants and widespread homesteading shape a shifting landscape. Purdue receives 8000 dollars for an assembly hall from Mrs Eliza Fowler on Thanksgiving.
An advertisement claims despondency stems from dyspepsia and says Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restores nutrition, vital energy, and cheerfulness by improving digestion. It cites a two year case of extreme depression and urges use as a permanent cure.
The advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a fast remedy for indigestion and related stomach troubles. It argues that the stomach’s rest and proper digestion restore health, claiming relief from pain fullness belching and fatigue and noting lifestyle factors that worsen dyspepsia. The copy emphasizes universal applicability and urges readers to act for immediate relief.
A sequence of testimonials extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. Patients from North Carolina Maryland and Texas claim lasting relief after using the product, with claims of restored appetite and avoided pain.
Chicago November 48 Under ideal conditions Wisconsin and Chicago opened their rivalry at Marshall Field at 12:20 pm. Spectators cheered the teams as Captain Curtis Rodgers led Wisconsin to defend the unbeaten record against Chicago amid strong Chicago supporter turnout. Wisconsin aimed to match or exceed Michigan's 22 to 0 score.
William Lloyd Garretson, 25, died Wednesday afternoon at Friends Hospital in Philadelphia after a two week illness. Son of N. P. and Mrs. Garretson of Eleventh and Harrison streets Topeka born April 18 1876 in Burlington Kansas. He went east recently seeking work and was formerly a member of the Twentieth Kansas. Burial plans shift to Worcester Ohio as parents accompany the body.
The Santa restatement for October shows results weaker than expected, with BTiSee earnings and other figures for the fiscal year impacted. The report notes earlier-than-anticipated changes in earnings, Kansas estate relations, and October monthly adjustments, with scattered data across various regions and entities.
In a United States district court case, juror death occurs in the trial room as the defendant faces continuing proceedings. The jury remains at eleven, with ongoing testimony and the trial expected to proceed despite the death. The boat Lily Dale remains missing near St Johns, Newfoundland, with ten passengers aboard, amid yesterday’s gale and mounting concern.
Betting favors Kansas with Jayhawkers heavier and in better form despite Morrison and Bugea absence. Missouri coach bets a chance to win. Ideal weather. crowd large. Game set for 3 o'clock with Yale officials Francis and Ware to officiate.
Masonic notice announces Friday evening reception limited to Scottish Rite members and their families and the Scottish Rite and their families rather than broader invitations due to lack of room.
Fragmentary note from Byzacune Kansas mentions editor HL Lester praising Arnica Shive as a wholly cured remedy. The text is garbled, but centers on editor's endorsement and a local remedy. No clear date or events are identifiable.
Detroit November reports engineer Parks of rear engine No 1a suffered a broken leg and facial cuts after a collision with train No 4 near Seneca. He described braking too late as three engines piled up, another worker Work survived, others killed. Several passengers injured were brought to Detroit.
The unbeaten Michigan football team faced the University of Iowa eleven in Chicago at 11 am. Crowds, including many travelers from Michigan Town, filled the stands as Michigan’s bid to remain undefeated hung in the balance amid hawk mascot cheers and coach Knipples men’s challenge.
John Victora died after medical treatment from blood poisoning. Five members of the family, including Mr and Mrs William ees of Polk and St. John streets, attended his funeral in Belleville yesterday.
Local notice reports A Brookeye is seriously ill with pheumonis at 70 Western Avenue. A free opticon lecture tomorrow evening is announced by A OW UW W. The Hartipon school football gains with North Ihope and a victory noted.
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