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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
9
A fragmented marketing notice touts a book revealing cures for chronic symptoms. The author promises decades of research tracking nerve vitality and weak organs to diagnose the root cause and offer a therapy, travel, and cases supporting a dramatic breakthrough, inviting readers to obtain the volume in America.
An advertisement urges sick readers to try Dr Shoops Restorative with a trial and monthly plan. It promises to clear nerves and mind, claim of universal relief, and invites readers to write to a form or book number for details, cautioning secrecy and a physician's guidance.
Hiarway County notes another shipment of sugar beets to Rock Col and plans another shipment if needed. Arkansas City Hot springs and Emporia discuss tests on beets, while Harves County reports superior results and potential profits for farmers amid county pride and policy talk.
In Wishtia Kas on November 21 a court heard motions for continuance as four defense witnesses were absent. The state conceded, but the defense faced delays. Meanwhile Thamar Motugh was arrested in Mitchell County for firing at the next term of district court, with officers noting intoxicants and evidence to be used. Temperance supporters are active as investigations continue.
A Kansas plan proposes a $40,000 renovation of Port Leavenworth hall into an enlisted men’s club with a swimming pool and gym. The project includes a maple floor, new dressing rooms, a bowling alley, target range, and extensive athletic apparatus. The aim is to attract troops to the camp rather than resort towns and to host dances and entertainments.
A 40 foot high brick and steel tower called the Tower of Terror is described as the central feature of a new prison. It is bullet proof and equipped with a steel porch, three foot surrounding wall, machine gun magazines, and rifle and shotgun positions to deter prisoner uprisings. The plan aimed to instill respect for guard power after fifteen mutineers were convicted, though five remain at large.
In a bizarre incident, a ring was found around a rat discovered by Frank Berry and Mr. Muttay. The ring, noted for its solid karat, had become embedded as the rodent chewed nearby, its head twisted from the strain, suggesting a link to a past事件 involving the Attie girl.
Winterd Kansas November 28 The Coffelt murder trial jury reported a disagreement after 65 hours of deliberation eight jurors for acquittal and four for conviction This was Coffelt s fourth trial on the Montgomery night of October 5 The fourth trial s strongest witness was Frank Potts who said the killer was hired The defense presented an alibi showing the defendant was out of town the night of the murder No indictments were returned for the alleged accomplices and the case will not be tried again
Dr Jas A Lane died Friday in his rooms above the Wallekubler bank building after a long battle with tuberculosis. A physician for 35 years in Leavenworth he was an early instructor at Kansas City Medical College and former president of the Kansas State Medical Society. He leaves a widow two daughters and a son. One daughter teaches school the other attends the University of Chicago.
Paola Kansas November 25 Blind Boone the negro pianist drew attention last week as Mrs Talitha Miller Boone's aunt recalled. The Blind Boone Concert Company arrived for an engagement at the opera house after a cold breakfastless morning. Mrs Morrison and others assisted and Miss Fugate organized support. Warden Jewett and local efforts aided women inmates and mission work. Wheat shipments and a 25000 bunker contract dominated regional business in La.
Numerous medicines claim catarrh cures but Hyomel guarantees refund if not helpful. Geo W Stansfield notes many Hyomel outts sold with a promise to return price to dissatisfied customers. The kit costs about 300 and includes Hyomel and a drop inhaler. a smaller Hyomel bottle is available for four times daily use. The text urges trying the treatment to clear chest and respiratory issues.
About a year ago Mary Murray lost a ring while in the cob house. Last Wednesday Batly Murray, her brother, saw a rat near the cob house and kissed it, discovering the ring hidden around its neck. Father was notified and examined the scene for the missing item.
A history mentions a $510 mortgage on the home that sheltered Nimeeit and company members. The property is to be sold under a heirs rule soon. The speaker offered quiet praise for generosity shown by paying a single visit to Mrs. Millers home in his youth.
November 28 Kan. factions clashed as Teague era lawmen faced five arrests. A mob seized Joe Nelon’s restaurant locking doors and destroying furniture while marshal was warned away. A League formed and leaders fled. five men jailed or bonded after court fines.
Susanna Dyer of Oswego Kansas sues Parsons druggist I Jmovne for 10000 partial and 10000 exemplary damages alleging he sold liquor to her husband J K Dyer on multiple occasions within the past year, causing intoxication and depriving her of support and his presence. The suit notes Dyer later worked as a porter and janitor and hints at similar actions against other Parsons druggists.
Ment Burleigh sues Ernest G. Burleigh for divorce and $16000 alimony claiming cruelty. The defendant, heir to a large Sedgwick estate with Nebraska land and Wichita properties, is said to plan not to work until his wealth is spent. The couple wed in St Louis on July 8.
A district court suit seeks 338 400 against Beatty Oil Company and promoters Robert Demming and stockholders. The petition accuses manipulators of selling 14 000 of capital stock and dividing proceeds. It also charges fraud in property distribution and seeks appointment of a trustee. The company aimed to operate in Beaumont oil fields.
Mrs. Mary Sickles intends to sue Enterprise city for damages after her son Clark Sickles was murdered by Horace Plaisted following an arrest in a police court. The suit alleges city safety responsibility for his death in a street quarrel.
In San Francisco November 28 reports erupt over George Gardner’s performance against Fitzsimmons. Disgust runs among bettors and seconds as the bout appears tame with poor wind and cautious ring discipline. Details echo wagering losses, referee Graney’s handling, and heavy bets on Fitzsimmons from prominent backers.
Luncheon teams were taken to Franklin Berg for an hour of practice. The article notes varying bets on the game with odds around 3 to 1, highlighting betting interest as teams prepared.
Detroit authorities press a crackdown on youths working in bowling alleys after parent complaints. Lt Breault vows prosecution of owners tolerating underage workers and late nights, citing safety and propriety concerns. Also dated racing notes from Oakland report exciting finishes and bets, with The Mighty and Eugenie B. narrowly beating rivals.
New Orleans racing on November 28 saw Sweet Nail and Little Scout as the only winning favorites, with outsiders taking the other events. Hildreth ships more horses south to keep Direct Hal and the Ohio connections mention breeding plans and expected weight changes, while several stables plan wintering and training in Georgia and Florida.
Doctors judges lawyers and ministers among those testing this great cure as free distribution of Mayon paw paw 3000 bottles is held Friday.
Promoter claims Prof Munyon’s cure tackles indigestion and nervousness and promises to add years to life. The sweeping assertion targets a general audience seeking health improvements through the patent remedy.
A Topeka Journal report shows a large crowd at Munyon's Paw-Paw office on Friday with doctors and lawyers testing the remedy. Testimonials claim relief for rheumatism, kidney issues, dyspepsia, and nerves, while free samples entice locals. ads note availability in drug stores statewide. Also mentions a 63 mile route and 110% population data, and North Central Teachers Association meeting in Concordia with officers elected.
Nov. report from Fort Scott Kansas states a man dies from wounds received earlier. The brief notice notes the individual ran away and that the full details or location of the incident remain unclear.
A wedding notice for John Q. Rent and William Duncan appears with unclear names. Later an obituary or funeral notice mentions William Mor Gnasher and a son G. ree, with fragmented details of time and place.
An unclear fragment from a historical page mentions an untitled item with names and places obscured by OCR errors. The readable parts describe a general event or notice without discernible entities or dates.
Jane Ladwie of Winons claims to have contracted Tirumatlan during the Gv war and alleges Svecy involvement. The note presents a cryptic endorsement and a rumored remedy, with no verifiable details.
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