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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1902
Page
11
The passage claims humors such as bile or other impurities overwhelm the body when not managed. It asserts kidneys and organs cannot cope alone and that these accumulations trigger pimples headaches eczema loss of appetite and various ailments including indigestion.
Fragmentary ad style copy promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as tonics that remove humors strengthen and invigorate the body. A claimant from Rumford Falls Maine reports improvement after using the product and mentions visible pores and continued use.
A garbled but legible review of a city council discussion on pavement repair and brick resurfacing along East Sixth Street. Officials consider who pays for repairs under law and whether to replace with brick, with estimates running to tens of thousands and potential disruption to nearby blocks.
A fragmented report describes local road and bridge issues near Topeka and Lawrence. References to a council meeting, possible deferral of a plan, and tensions between parties outline disputes over transport routes and franchise actions.
A noisy search in the city court uncovered a scene where Nod Mark Bliss was sought. Fifteen tanks of unknown property were found and later identified as the property of IL Cinapert a merchant on Fourth Avenue. The tanks were valued at one cent each and some banners claimed they bore marks of counterfeit. Police concluded that the seized items corroborated suspicions of contrived value and the suspect was arrested.
Sunday afternoon services at several churches feature sermons and lectures by noted pastors and visiting speakers. Topics include Gods Valuation of Man, religious duty, and community outreach. events cover youth, Endeavor, and choir activities through the week with notices from First Methodist, Church of Christ, and Presbyterian churches.
Kansas voters await final totals as state canvassers work through multiple columns of figures. Secretary of State Clark states results should be precise before public release, with clerks verifying items repeatedly and continuing into tonight to ensure no errors in the governor race tally.
A series of fires reported this morning including a house on Eighth and Topeka avenue. Officials suspect incendiary action at the unoccupied Story half dwelling owner Mattoon. A second blaze at 103 Topeka avenue caused minor damage. no injuries reported. Authorities note November has many fire alarms and call for caution.
The council debated a proposed licensing ordinance aimed at taxing insurance agencies, arguing big firms seek to squeeze out smaller players by shifting to a citywide fee. Speakers warned the plan would cut competition and reduce city revenue from insurance business.
Mrs Mcarter's new volume Cuddy, published by Crane & Co, features a collection of short stories by Margaret Miz McCorter. The work, praised in literary circles, includes a leading tale Cuddy followed by The Prison and The Spott er. The collection highlights deft storytelling and female perspectives.
Public health advertisement extols daily doses of Scott's Emulsion as a safe, powerful remedy for child weakness. It claims improvement comes from consistent treatment and invites readers to request a free sample from OTT and DOWNE at Chantzig, New York.
In McPherson district court Mrs. Roexnar sues for damages of 000 against Neils Olson a Marquette Kan bachelor for breach of promise. The case involves divorcees Richard Korsner and Mre Kord ner with claims of alimony and remarriage. Several marriages and alleged infidelities surface, including a suit by Mrs Schwerdtterger, leading to a judgment of 1400. The neighbor Flowererss sult is noted as ongoing in the supreme.
Louisville November 28 Judge Stev ne B Toney in chancery suits held a chancery court lacks power to enjoin a felony. The ruling follows a beating incident involving Young Corbett McVern and states boxing matches are not subject to injunctions. The ex com ty judge Toney sustained a prior injunction motion. case may be appealed.
A large delegation of German farmers under the Auspices of the German Agricultural Society will tour the United States for three months beginning in April. The trip includes visits to Baltimore Washington West Virginia Kentucky Nebraska Colorado California and Chicago with emphasis on dairies stock yards sugar irrigation and grain industries.
Hampton Va Nov 2 Turret guns on the battleship Texas exploded during target practice. No fatalities reported and 20 crew members seriously injured as damage disrupted the vessel.
A local man named White between Second and Phin ot Fillroote resists a proposed street sidewalk. He served notice on City Engineer McCabe and warned Street Commissioners Griggs and the city to halt work. Griggs ordered crews to proceed, White posted notices, and a legal probe followed. The dispute centers on ownership and the sidewalk's future.
A man described as an alleged anarchist was arrested in the park near Euxinograie castle on suspicions he planned to ignite 45 incendiary devices aimed at Prince Ferdinand of Balear. Three people were killed by a gas explosion and others injured in separate incidents. Charges of fraud involve Dennis, Oliver, Cook, and Garlant, brought by a federal grand jury.
Two individuals, rohime and defrant, were arraigned before Judge Tudee Adams in the United States district court. Each faces a $1,000 bond to appear for trial in January. The defendants deny violating laws. Mr Dennis represents the case for the Fintio ceriidey Securities Company, successor to Brooks Brokerate Company involved in the matter.
Washington officials announce a December 1 order discharging married women employed in the post office who take on a husband’s name or marry. The postmaster general opposes keeping married women on federal rolls when their husbands earn enough to support a family, arguing one salary should suffice. The department will compile lists of affected clerks on their rolls.
Minneapolis Nov 28 dealers expect the American Tobacco Company to open clear stores in Minneapolis and St Paul as the United Cigar Stores Company expands. Local dealers acknowledge the trust may appear soon, while Wilbur Tibbits Clear Company denies any link to the trust.
The piece mixes a theatrical anecdote about Joseph Jefferson as Fighting Bob Acres with a Chicago reception scene and a report on a Labor Temple Association meeting. It lists officers, share details, and a long roster of union and trades council names, culminating in a signature set of membership names and amounts.
Arthur Goode fired five shots at a woman last night in Gallent town. The woman died within minutes. Goode then fired a second shot and fled. a child briefly struggled but was overpowered. A separate note describes a boy injured when a kiss mishap caused by a fall on a stove. Mes Henson, a resident of Heliir, is noted as a valuable supplier of burns and prairie remedies.
Local items show J F F of Wichita in town W S Fairchild of Ovkiloosa and Mra Webster of East Bernardino Cain visiting the city Alexander Lewis of Lawrence in Topeka Friday night Joseph Hampson and family travel to Chicago after visiting A A Robinson Jr F Palmer of Hays City opens a dentist parlor Fred Cowrey of Columbus on state livestock commission registered at the National Dr D J Sullivan of Kansas City to deliver a free religious lecture Monday evening Major Anderson to distribute agriculture bulletins A Scott Tledsoe returns from Evansville to Ellis and conduct funeral services Dr I I Many named surgeon for Kansas Division of the Hook Island C Plummer of Chicago connected to city health plans P J Bunn longtime local doctor President A A Robinson of Mexican Central railroad confined at home in city to recover Mrs W E Stanley to host D A R meeting Friday Plans noted for Permers Cooperative annual meeting wheat belt stockholders to attend General cooperative meeting Wednesday and Friday J H Hampson of Mexico Cuerna Vaca Pacific railway calls on Santa Fe manager A Mudge in a friendly visit No new living arrangements announced for local firm site paving project at Martin and Denzis church alley Trial details and city council matters noted including amended answer in Dallagan case Bailiff John Coyne learns from son Arthur Coyne aboard USS Olympia A new christening led by Spiritualist society planned for Sunday evening at Security Hill Baby sprinkles with petals rather than water A Avretty of Montgomery City seeks to locate fertilizer plant near Topeka via local resources and rail access Local events include Topeka readings, address by Rev G D Olden, and upcoming cantata Jephtha's Daughter at the church with veteran speaker.
The Southwestern Fuel Co. markets Fiber Kindlers twice the size of last year and priced at five pounds per ten pack. Captain Bottwood, reinstated by the pension department, is linked to a service in the Spanish American War with a reinstatement dated October 24, 2599 as noted in the State Journal.
Parsons Kansas November 2 Harry A Link editor of the Parsons Morning Sun died here today aged 47 years after a long illness He was prominent in the southwest We wish to thank our friends for the kindness shown through the sickness and death of our family Oberhausen
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