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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
11
Postmaster R N Randall of Dunlap Iowa states he suffered indigestion and years of misery until Kedol. He credits Kedol with restoring health and strength and offers his affidavit to prove its effectiveness. The ad touts Kedol as a digestion aid and health booster.
The wedding of Mrs Alfred Count Clark to Bishop Potter was held at Christ Church in Cooperstown. Mra Clark arrived with her three sons Edward, Robert, and Stephen, while family members greeted guests at the entrance. The church interior was decorated with palms and flowers as the ceremony took place under Rector Grosvenor’s supervision.
Colorado Springs dispatch reports a probate hearing in which questions arise over the validity of a will and testament alleged to have been made while the testator was insane. The court weighs whether the instrument is invalid or if the will reflects rightful intent amid claims of mental incapacity.
A fragmented account describes a wedding scene with a bride, groom, best man Rev Genre Fy Neleon, and attendants Mrs Clark and Mise Chattee, with Rev Dr W W Lord officiating. The bride wore a white satin crepe de chine gown with lace and a diamond brooch. a small, intimate breakfast followed at Mrs Clark's residence.
The district court issued a writ of certiorari and removed the identity dispute of the appointment by administrators. This week W. G. Riek, brother of Dr. Rive and one of the executors, was appointed general manager of the Strattan mining properties in Cripple Creek. Administrators raised no objection to the appointment.
In New Orleans October, two stockholders and the Handholders moved in civil dutieset court to obtain a receiver for the New Orleans Railway company. They allege mismanagement by officers and directors and failure to operate cars, crippling passenger service. No trains have run since last Sunday due to a strike, with supply shortages noted amid attempted action to resume movement.
The county commission reversed their earlier decision on the West Sixth Street paving contract after objections to bid forms and certified checks. Wateon bid 4 percent per square foot, Stamsey and Fums bid cent, Futheys Bradbury bid 1 percent, with Melouth’s bid tied to a plan and questioned check validity. The process paused for further review and a new opening was planned, as officials sought a fairer method.
New York dispatch reports Secretary Shaw's circular has produced little effect on bank reserves. The weekly statement shows a small rise in United States bonds and a modest reserve change. Officials note possible additional data to come and highlight ongoing adjustments in government posting and transportation amid cautious lending.
Lerimers’ dancing class opens Monday night at Steinbers’s. The Lowman Emerson club meets Monday at 8 at 186 Pine Street. Mrs. Binford, Mrs. Shaw and Miss Shaw left Friday for Chicago and the East.
A Mrs TF Dowd of Nenhi City Utah extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for nervousness and female weakness recounting her recovery after from age sixteen. She credits Uncle J Brandon Sr of Logoch Manitoba and notes cost 1 box 1 cent or 2.50 for five. Pills sold by druggists or mail from Schenectady NY.
A dense notice lists sermons and events across multiple churches. Dr. J T McFarland hosts pet talks at the Y W C A with Bible as Literature. Various pastors including Geo K Little and Samuel J Cablents preach morning and evening services with evangelistic events and Sunday school. The mix covers First United Brethren, First Christian, Walnut Grove M E, Epworth League, St John AME, First Methodist, and more with dates, times, and topics.
The message previews religious talks and services at local churches led by Philip Syedell Crannell D D including Sunday school at 9:30 and 2:45 at First Histchurch with morning worship at 11 and a sermon Born of Four. Reception of new members and communion follow. Evening services and missions also noted with hymn and sermon themes.
A single page presents multiple church notices including service times, gatherings, and community events. Names of congregations, locations, and dates are listed, with emphasis on upcoming worship and charitable activities across the town.
In Sandy Bend Judge Hoke raps for business and frees Jim Watkins after a mock trial, while One Legend Pete and Jim White face accusations. The Red Dog saloon case looms as the court adjourns amid chaos and threats of resigning.
The War Secretary faced tough questions as critics pressed for clearer policy. Officials defended departmental actions and pledged further oversight after a contentious hearing.
Secretary Brodrick rebutted Sir Michael Hicks Beach on September 20 in Bristol, defending the War Office against claims of excessive expenditure and asserting reforms were mischaracterized. He argued the War Office failed to meet its South African War responsibilities yet blamed outside influence and cautioned against overgeneralizing.
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