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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
8
A disordered report describes Topeka grocers resisting late payments and urging local patronage. Members discuss withholding credit from out-of-town suppliers and urging purchases from Topeka manufacturers and firms to boost local business. The meeting was sparsely attended.
An advertisement touts a nasal and throat remedy for catarrh claiming it clears stomach and liver symptoms, relieves nasal discharge, and strengthens membranes. It promotes tablets taken internally and asserts quick relief without enemas or douches, asserting superiority over other nostrils and supports a diet for overall health.
Mr Stebbine answered charges and urged careful ballot marking to avoid invalid votes. Hon A Brebbine spoke for over an hour about campaign issues, criticizing the opposing slate and defending Unitarian views. Harold Pier and V Hook voiced support while JT Hopking presided as attendance remained strong.
Rambula October 14 The wooden steamer R. Lockwood bound for Huf Tuln foundered fifteen miles off the port during heavy Sinn The captain and crew launched a lifeboat before sinking One boat with the captain was picked up this morning The other boat with ten crew members is still missing The Levi Wood was a freighter owned by the Gilchrists of Cleveland It was 255 feet long and commanded by Captain Cassius from Rock Island Plans for More Business Hock Island Kane mar City aims to keep in touch with business via Cooper and traveling agents to report prospects, rate matters, and traffic conditions in the region Sir George Bourinot, noted Canadian academic and author, dies in Claws Ont Oct 4.
Widespread upheaval reported in Venezuela with President Castro displaced and capital moved during fighting. Vice President Gomez reportedly left Caracas with troops unavailable, prompting claims of Castro’s seizure by rebel forces and uncertainty over the new government center. Foreign ministers seek answers as clashes continue in La Victoria and surrounding districts.
Dallas begins a plan to merge Pata Jee Factory Light and Power and several utilities into a Dallas electrical corporation chartered in New Jersey with 38 million capital. The move would absorb Dallas Electric Light and Power, Standard Light and Power, Hawa Franeil Street Hallway, and Consolidated Street Railway, aiming to create a regional electric network within 160 miles of Dallas. Interurban lines to Fort Worth Sherman and Austin are discussed with a possible extension to connect main lines. A committee of eleven reviews the proposal and potential direct or extended routes.
In a report from Samar, Prime Minister Grom asserts lasting peace after recent upheaval. He claims inhabitants will refrain from further trouble under government guidance, while describing mixed reactions among natives and noting potential support from local groups.
The document alleges a Burcion Bake family and others owe 330000 amid claims of failed dealings and misreports. Named parties include J. W. Gomer, Joe Comes, IT. Brive, and stock merchants from Wichita. The letter accuses mismanagement and requests Parxty broaden business with a Beo Toye firm led by Ge M. Shive and A. W. Comica and Joe Comer.
ACMES WON IT reporting from Butte Montana on October 1 mentions Editor J Kelley and a doctor tied to a shunt case. The text also notes a patient named Candiston in precarious condition last night with unclear details and a pen released on a surrender.
An advertisement extols Satin Skin Powder as a skin brightener and softener, claiming no lead or poison and touting its fragrance. It urges readers to try the product, highlighting foot powder variants and a special offer to obtain two free boxes at the perfumery counter.
State Journey announces delays and proposes postponing the school bond vote and related measures. Officials discuss holding a special bond election to resolve timing and ensure voters, including women, can participate, with questions about waterworks and city tax implications. Mayor Parker seeks petition support to advance a waterworks bond election at an earlier date.
Democratic County Portial committee chairman L M Penwell issues a circular urging live Democratic workers to energize efforts for election day. He notes limited funds, calls for personal outreach to every Democrat in precincts, and to inform leaders of Democratic names for mobilization. Meetings are planned at Bliver Lake October I and at Belmont October 21 with speakers David Overmyer and Jo Schenck.
New York reports California millionaire George Crocker arrived from London ill from blood poisoning caused by an ulcerated tooth. He underwent an operation at the Walder Astoria Hotel and is said to be recovering well. Funeral of Perry Heath’s father draws large attendance in Delaware. Fergusson named Democratic candidate for New Mexico delegate. Presbyterian creed revision report indorsed in Chicago.
Fragmentary notes recount that members of the Chivoen Trewby tery reviewed several overtures submitted by a figure named Vy. Most overtures received initial approval with little or no discussion of uncertainty or potential objections.
Colonel M. W. Saxon of Sunflower camp and a senior adjutant general of the Foresters MW A are promoted to brigadier general and addressed in a formal General Mitchell letter. The notice cites Saxon’s leadership in the Me Orden division and his drill manual authority.
Judge Chytrou ruled after hearing three claimants for Bernie the girl at issue. Mrs Hummel, who adopted the infant, and Mrs Girard of New York contend for custody while Frank Comfort claims paternity. The fate of Bernie, a nineteen year old, remains unsettled with a later determination planned.
An unknown man told a peculiar tale of being assaulted while a formal police investigation followed. Serjent Jenkins questioned a suspect on board a streetcar as detectives pursued leads, while a man named Azibur Montgomery asserted a native background and described past events, with details remaining unclear.
The article notes the appointment of Faulkner to the role of assistant general manager at Mudge. He will oversee meetings, facility matters, contracts, and related work to empower him to negotiate for the general manager and interact with railway officials.
The Y M G A announces the annual Night School opening at its rooms Tomorrow night. Young men considering entering classes are urged to attend. Highlights include certificates from last year’s work and listings of instructors for mechanical drawing, arithmetic, and new studies like electrical engineering and chemistry. A larger registration is expected this year with improved facilities and more courses.
A seventeen year old, McDonald, bound over for trial after an assault on Rock Island conductor Jan Ewitehman in the city. Witnesses say McDonald struck the conductor with a stone, knocking him to the floor, as others involved, Davis and Wheat, pleaded guilty and received sentences. the incident prompted a manhunt that led to McDonald’s capture in Kansas City.
Two youths attempting to steal a ride from Baltimore to New York for work were struck by a train near a bridge while on a Deans route. Lehrman remains between life and death in hospital, while Charles Young is detained. Behrman suffered a fractured skull, dislocated shoulder, and other injuries.
North Topeka reports on small town happenings including visits, social calls, and store bargains. The piece mentions Mrs Couriers two stores, Miss Vere Peering visiting Meriden, several Sunday gatherings, and a local bank injury from a freight train accident. It notes deaths of A Bradford and Joseph Reynakt with career details, a church meeting, and Golden Rule lodge notices.
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