Boys in Blue to Hold Biz Reunion Next Week
Washington honored with holiday as the boys in blue prepare for a business reunion set for next week. Local officials welcomed the gathering and urged community support for the event.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
16
Washington honored with holiday as the boys in blue prepare for a business reunion set for next week. Local officials welcomed the gathering and urged community support for the event.
Washington reports the October session begins Monday with Craddock’s bid to test the anti fusion law. The case will lead hearings by Justice West and Assistant AG Westover. Democrats fear a ruling could push Populists to the Democratic column, prompting close legal scrutiny and heavy prep by counsel. The fall agenda includes a mandate on ballot formulations and state constitutional questions.
A Topeka area notice urges support for locally produced tobacco products. The call promotes Smoke Burghart's Cigars and emphasizes spending remains at home to boost Kansas labor and industry. Aurora.
First Lutheran and several other congregations publish a detailed Sunday schedule with sermons, Sunday school times, communion, and special services. The note lists pastors, church names, corner locations, and autumn program details including choir items and guest speakers.
In Lycoming township, farmer Andrew Marshall was stung in the tongue by a bee hidden in honeycomb. Swelling nearly closed his throat, and doctor procedures saved his life after a tube was inserted. In related New York news, William Williams, new immigration commissioner, sent a sharp letter to the commissioner general criticizing policies.
A letter criticizes a Roumanian father mother and five children brought to the United States in the steerage. The father is crippled and unable to work, the family destitute. The commissioner says actions reflect a class the state department has denounced as paupers, and they will be ordered to depart.
Advert reads a tonic product for digestion and liver support with claims to improve appetite taste and gut health. Mentions boxes and availability at many outlets. Product name appears garbled but suggests pan cleaning and digestive benefits.
In Centralia, 127 men amid disturbances refused hearings when the sheriff demanded appearance before Squire Ryan. Warrants issued by Sheriff Knorr of Columbia County led to the group’s assembly and a plan for jail transport, via omnibuses or a special train.
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