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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1897
Page
5
Fragmented OCR recounts a violent hotel disturbance with screams and injuries. A patron describes a brutal attack at an Avenida Sixth hotel, detailing chaos, police notes, and a hospital transfer while witnesses and staff react to the crime and ensuing investigations.
An intense event occurred as two women and a child were involved in a dangerous ball accident. The ball struck a wall and ricocheted, injuring Mrs Exceri who screamed, writhed, and was carried away. The scene included a rapid convulsive attack and medical concerns persisted.
A chaotic report details survivors from a maritime disaster near Port Natal and Valparaiso. Names like Cordilld¢rs, Grower O letter, and Carpenter FC appear amid scattered facts. Survivors Lenuch Pit and Seound.eers Haintlinessed are mentioned with unclear roles.
Secretary Gage stays order delaying departure of the Preusdorff sisters as telegrams arrive from Washington. Commissioner Pritchia refrains from ending the reprieve, while Moritz Schreate and Ivan Nathan urge relief and offer to host the girls at Madison area.
Trustees of the medical college seek severance from a trust at Lake Bosshi University. The twelve institutions have faced steady tension for twelve years. The contract grants the college the right to sever the connection seats on thepotite.
A Humane Society benefit highlights an attractive program for the public, with items for sale at Roehr’s Music Store. Frank Ho is noted among organizers, aiming to raise funds through music and community participation.
A petitioner sought to evade jail after a monetary fine of 201 was imposed. Government authorities ordered a ten day jail term with the fine to be paid, clarifying compliance requirements. The case centers on whether the jail sentence could be imposed alongside the fine.
Discussion centers on David Martin as a potential candidate for associate justice amid fusion talks between Populists and Free Silver Republicans. The Martin movement gains momentum, with supporters proposing his renomination to the bench, citing his work on stockyards litigation. Opponents warn of factional splits and insistence on revitalizing the ticket to counter party rivals in the state.
The Ottawa Herald reports ex governor Humphrey states he is not pursuing the U S Marshal position. He emphasizes his focus on honest living and serving the party, rejecting accusations and calumny.
Law and the Stockyards announce a reduction in charges for feed to be delivered at the Kaneas City yards. The changes take effect December 4 and may depend on further notice. Feed price drops from 31 to 60 cents per bush, with coating costs set at $1 per hundredweight, a shift described as a victory for Kansas legislators and linked to market forces and voluntary company policy.
Governor Leedy will commute only a portion of the Emporis druggist sentence, granting a short term. The remaining judgment stands, with officials noting the limited scope of clemency.
A Bangor Maine group under the Federation of Women's Organizations holds a meeting with Mrs Martha Nicolarpresiding and other members including Mrs Lew Nicotar and Mrs Dieleere participating, detailing local community roles and organizational aims.
Lulu Werney, 14, left home to seek heirs and was found dead in a gulley about 40 miles south of her home. A searching party located her body Sunday morning. Authorities say she was assaulted and killed, with evidence pointing to foul play.
Lawyer Lorinam Grews plans to file a charter for the Jilted Lovers Club, a New York organization of young men of varied complexions sharing a common sorrow. Members aim to meet, rehearse memories of The Gay and relate their unrequited affections, seeking quarters within the state.
The funeral for the late William P. Douthitt will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence. Rev. A H post No. 1 will conduct. Best commander MF McKirahan will preside with addresses by JG Waters, Gen W. Reed, and GW Burge. Special music planned. Cant celebrate thanks. notices of health issues and unrelated notices follow, with local theater ad and library ball details.
An old newspaper fragment touts Dr. Pierce’s prescriptions for skin ailments. It urges women to send for paper covered samples and stamps to obtain cures, claiming strength and safety. The ad emphasizes direct access to remedies and simple treatments, referencing Greek concerns and dermatological claims.
Topeka officials report the Associated Charities will retire this winter and Police Matron Thorpe will lead charity efforts. Ingleside ladies concede they cannot continue, while Salvation Army and Volunteers remain active. Citizens are urged to fund a single organized charity office with a paid secretary and dedicated oversight.
Hovey of Centerville and Lon Valen report a bear trap missing from a swamp near Rod. The ball looked small at height. Hover was not much hurt but he and Lon Eve lacked clothing to pad a crutch.
Nov is reported that C. S. Wheeler, previously assistant engineer of the Sainte Ste Mare rangs, has accepted the position of chief engineer. The expedition is planned to sail Sunday next, according to latest statements.
Daily year round service offered from Santa Fe House to California aboard Lux Pullman tourist sleepers. Apply 6 agent ADT and 5 ER for literature and details of service. Remember this is two daily runs.
Webb MrNellius announces a new department feature requiring full disclosure from insurers. Reports must list insured name and address, policy date, amount, claimed and settled sums, and whether settlement occurred, with penalties for noncompliance. Department will revoke licenses for violations.
In Chicago Nov 22 the state board of agriculture sues the Coliseum Company in circuit court for about 14 061 alleging unpaid sums and misbilling for lighting water and other extras during a horse show. Ex judge P Shope notes a potential legal fight as the case moves toward appointing a receiver for disputed funds.
The article outlines actions by the Vanderbilt Coal Trust in late summer involving land parcels held by an estate and a proposed deal to secure land and railroad access. It notes a cancellation and an anticipated return of costs if conditions are met, with emphasis on equity for the landowner and the trust’s financial arrangements.
Fragmentary copy describes a driving scene near London with a spinner toe and planks beneath wheels. A staff of men is seen in a stub and vanity position amid the confusion. The text suggests a chaotic moment during a motor drive as workers address the issue.
In Georgia and Atlanta area news reports say the Be Laughers religious sect is causing local excitement. Vice Consul Bertin, Nevada, has resigned and will return to the United States while Coswal General Goltsteidt nominates Mr. Der as successor, pending Washington approval.
An erratic report notes Lee hours over the Sapteme Route with a best time record and consistent progress, highlighting notable pace and a claimed route-name innovation by Mienle.
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