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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
7
Chief Stahl acts as mediator in city justice circle as arrests surface in Monroe. Happenings around the seat of justice highlight legal actions and local authority activity.
A garbled report outlines travel to Eansae City and return for $9 via the Basta Fa ra with trains multiple times daily. It mentions local officials, court actions, and a police case involving Mr. Lewis Gray, a resident on Monroe Street, along with various legal and civic notes.
The grand council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of North America met in Lima on October 10. Prominent clergy attended from across the country as Stev. Mattis C Ranson of Chicago delivered the sermon. The council reconvened after adjournment to hear President Flanseen van Getty and President McU. Rateem’s annual report noting a church with millions of members, extensive educational and charitable properties, and ongoing mission expansions. The committee proposed budget allocations for district synods and new missions, with overall endowments and assets summarized.
City engineers discuss creating a new sewer district in Temes County, outlining duties for the chief engineer, contract bidding, and the anticipated costs for the public works project. The article notes evaluation of lines, equipment needs, and potential impacts on residents while inviting contractors to submit bids.
The Earl of Fingal and Captain Cooper of the East Lancashire Regiment arrived in the country aboard the Geesevenangene for cavalry in South Africa. Sir Young, K. O. MG, will also be a passenger on the Deeunk to Canada for the Kingston university cornerstone ceremony on October 15 and the reception.
Mrs. M. A. Carrell of Ginaco Kenya Gereyata suffered a heart attack at the Topeka Auditorium during a Rebekah assembly session last night. She was taken to Copeland Hospital in an ambulance and given opiate relief as doctors conferred. She rests easy this afternoon and is expected to recover.
North Topeka column records social visits and movements. Mentions Hoyt visitor Charles Curtis aiming to return from Washington, Mra J Madoulet visiting sister Mrs HE Wilton in Kansas City, and multiple local residents traveling to Denver Colorado or Stirling and Alta Vista on various family and social occasions.
Sightseers can return to St Louis on the Rock Island Route for nine dollars fifty cents with tickets on sale October 5. Limited return options available through October.
A damaged notice indicates a missing item with a request for return and a reward offered. The fragmented text names a person or family and a reward but omits clear details on the item, location, or contact information.
New York merchants and manufacturers board meeting adopts resolutions protesting migrant violence and calling for stricter entry checks. They urge President to address the issue in his message to Congress and require consular certificates before landing in the United States.
Dispatches claim Venezuela plans an invasion of Colombia with 3000 troops under General Vicente Sanchez at Maracaibo aimed at landing near Rio Hacha to seize Ocana. Reports also note uprisings against Castro in Parquisineto Caracas Paloon Oriente and expected revolts as pacifying actions loom.
The notice references St Louis and return travel priced at 9.50 via Sadta, with dates October 6 to 11 and a note about patarainn late in October 14. It mentions RB Larsen Hay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony and a proverb about local supply and trust in Chamberlain's remedy amid inquiries about distance and town proximity.
Fine blue mettot over with astrachan cloth size 57. For rail small horse driver ant amidier Tequire cen 13 and 2 of nilles berclock 49 Case for sale 2 cows cheap 1113 N Monro e Bt.
The Shawnee County board of county commissioners orders a special election to decide a one dollar per hundred tax levy on all taxable property for two years to fund permanent improvements. The vote asks Shall the following be adopted Yes No with ballots to be cast at designated polling places on November 30. Forthright certification by county officials follows, with proclamation by Sheriff Forter & Crok.
Shawnee county commissioners order a special election on November fifth to authorize a twenty thousand dollar levy to build a steel bridge over the Kansas River near the old sugar mill site in Mission township. Notice to be published in Topeka journals and conducted by local officials per law.
A fragmented note lists James BmaStoen with a complete stock in spectacles. The readable fragment suggests cataloging or inventory details related to eyewear, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
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