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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement claims a hidden disease called blood poison causes widespread suffering and contagion through clothing, toilets, and contact. It promotes S.S.S. as the only safe cure, touting fifty years of effectiveness without mercury, offering a free book and a mailed sample to readers.
Tamas H Canfield formerly of Kan wea receives an English degree at Oxford in a ceremony attended by notable scholars. The event highlights Canfields achievements in law and public service and signals international recognition of his academic pursuits.
New York on October 10 Hearst and Shmsen of New York were elected to the executive committee of the National Aviation of Dynamic Club, joining the Tonneratic cusgregional conmity in a regional seatelection.
Fragmentary text references dates and mentions organizations and places in a garbled way. It appears to outline a timetable or notice related to October and various entities, but specifics are unreadable. No clear persons or events can be identified from the readable portions.
Emporia dispatch reports James Pendleton mayor of Gentry, Missouri, found guilty of bigamy after a two day trial. He used aliases including Coda Mortis and concealed a marriage to Grace Obley. The jury returned a verdict after questions over marriage proof and certificate validity. Penalties range from six to twenty years. Pendleton and attorneys planned to seek a new trial or appeal.
In Parsons Kansas Oct Wy Thursday marked the start of a week long Elks carnival. A large crowd gathered as locals enjoyed the Kangaroo court staged by Jobal Hike. Officer escorting Mayer Must led to arrest amid the celebratory mood.
In Coffeyville Kansas a protracted spree ended with a man attempting self harm by severing an artery. Dr S A Geakim and a medical attendant staunchly aided him. Despite signs of improvement, his marriage prospects are noted as uncertain while Graham is described as a prominent local physician. Rabits is named in connection with the incident.
In Junction City Kansas the local board of education plans to repurpose a church building as a schoolroom while noting increased attendance and a need for space. Ministers condemn lottery as a harmful practice amid local political debate during the week.
An important discovery from Hate Creek Sanitarium Food Laboratory outlines decades of diet research by physicians and electro specialists. It highlights dextrinizing starch to prevent and treat indigestion and acidity, noting a product called Toasted Wheat with Blait Heney as a dextrinized, salted sweet treat.
Oct. 10 report from Minneapolis Kansas notes a sun pension bridge collapse after freshet, a large wooden structure with heavy cables and masonry towers. Also reported: dentist Dr. Tanner died from morphine overdose in Ramona Kansas, age about 35, once practiced in Cottayville. Kansas City manager Varrell lists Paul Curtis as suspended by Shreveport Cotton State league. Dickens County old settlers reunion held in Enterprise with speeches by T. Henry of Denver and others.
New rural routes announced in Washington Get 10 outline belt coverage across Kansas Arkansas City Cowl county Benton Butler and surrounding areas. Routes include areas of 4 square miles serving populations as noted with one route in Vassas Orange county and additional coverage planned in Susan area.
An American political scene transcript shows Allison and Mason addressing a crowd at an inaugural GOP event. The speaker defends his push to end a strike and argues tariffs aid or hinder national revenue, accusing opponents of protecting big trusts and urging the removal or adjustment of trade protections.
Fragmentary telegraphic report describes Boer leaders and supporters debating a possible interview with the emperor via the British ambassador. Newsmen discuss government attitudes, police reaction, and suspected motives behind the effort to influence the imperial court, with no decisive outcome reported.
The Central Baptist Association of California passes resolutions showing sympathy with coal mines and workers. The document expresses support for miners and condemns unsafe conditions while pledging aid to struggling communities and their families.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions admirers, a Salina reference, and fashion notes about texture and color. Reads as incomplete, with misordered words and names, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable persons beyond vague references to admirers and a model description.
Michigan roared to a 119 point victory over Michigan Agricultural College as Lawrence and Bernstein starred. The score sparked in the first half with 1–0 and surged as the Wolverines dominated the f ield. A strong Michigan defense and powerful running backs kept the Aggies from scoring, while Weeks and Sedden provided key plays for the home team.
Reports claim a world record for the six heat average at the Transylvania Stakes with Over 500 000 wagered in the box. Iz Lastuaton with Orange and Osanam among leaders. Prince of Orange and Major Dette show strong efforts but final results hinge on the decisive seventh heat and Quarry’s late surge.
New York reports center fielder David Paris of the Philadelphia American League champions will sign with the New York Giants for next season. John J. Mitlaw, manager of the New York ring, will meet Frith to arrange a contract to play with the National League. A real estate agent in Manhattan says Kilfoyle, president of the Cleveland Becky grounds, confirmed the plan and that signing was not possible this year.
A damaged ad fragment touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Care claiming cures for kidney issues and backaches. It references a testimonial from HM. WAS, Hamlet, N. and mentions unrelated items like a cook book and St Vitus Dance remedies.
The article notes possible planning sites in New York for a plasing facility and discusses whether the American League has secured grounds in the Bronx. Dahlen considers a return to Detroit but signs with Brooklyn on a contract. Willie Keeler is expected to sign with Brooklyn as captain, while John Ganner looks set to join from Newark after appendicitis requiring immediate surgery for Ganner. McGraw delays surgery as he weighs appendicitis treatment, staying in bed at the Victoria hotel with doctors advising rest.
New York Oct 10 Thomas Welsh will train exclusively for Mayor Julius Fleischmann of Cincinnati next season, following the sale of the Farrell stable. The Fleischmann and Farrell stables have long shaped eastern and western turf. The move could strengthen Fleischmanns’ impact on the sport in 1903, with Welsh guiding the string and hopes high after a disappointing showing by the 2-year-old string.
Seattle police arrested George Gibbs after a violent spree that followed a twenty round bout with Tommy Reilly. Gibbs attacked a woman, fought a man, and hurled a lamp causing a fire. Patrolmen Hubbard and Freeman restrained him, and Gibbs was jailed with a $10 fine and cotta estimated as punishment.
Tommy Ryan the middleweight champion has signed to fight Jack O Brien in a six round no decision contest in Philadelphia. The match is reported by Ryan’s camp and tied to Philadelphia clubs, with details seen by local observers.
Philadelphia October 10 Sam Harris bets Al Hertford that Joe Gans can’t stop Eddie Cain in New York. Stated terms include forfeit of 106 and percentages for Cain if he lasts six rounds. Discussion sparked by a wager with Hertford. other betting details and related boxing notes included.
Lawrence Oct 10 The University of Kansas Band practice ran late as Coach Curtie works up new plays to spring on Washburn Sunday. Several players are in poor condition from bruising but expected to play. Captain Vincent Jenkinson Aigie Love battered Arnt not at best.
Oct 10 report notes Dale leads Blues to a third straight win in the series as Nichols of Kansas Citys stars struggle. The contest features strong support from the Bee and a hard working lineup, described as possibly the best local diamond display. Huggins, after talks with Cincinnati officials, confirms he will play with St Paul next season.
Open practice on Joothrop field in Minneapolis revealed faster, gingered play as Dr. Witere and George Mueller led first team while Doble and Captain Johnnie Flynn supervised the second eleven. The squad scored two touchdowns against scrubs in a 20 minute scrimmage, signaling improved offensive flow and confidence for a potential score against Lawrence.
A historical critique traces lottery gambling across Europe starting in 18th century Genoa, arguing governments use the scheme to rake in profits. It describes the process from issuing tickets to spinning a gin-wim wheel, detailing commissions, state banks, and the social toll on the poor while condemning the curse of widespread gambling.
A young detective pursues embezzlement as the plot unfolds with suspense and a dramatic will twist. Harry Beresford appears at the f ford matinee and night show with a vaudeville act.
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