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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
9
A handwritten appeal urges the reader to trust Dr Shoop's Restorative as a cure for chronic illness. The writer offers six bottles for six months, pledging payment by themselves or the recipient, and claims past cures among hundreds who paid after recovery. The tone promises extraordinary nerve-boosting effects and a tested record of success.
The article highlights McChesney and his horse Hiyal and notes a string of races that showcase their long record of success with multiple starts and notable performances.
The News reports Mermis as the only colt with a chance to beat the wonder Lid, McChesney and Dorseflesh rivals hope for a meet between them. A possible race on a Metropolitian track, Morrie Park preferred, Hermis shipping would boost attration and betting. If two meet McChesney would be favorite, Mermis likely the east and west idol in a possible clash.
An unclear advertisement promises an electric belt free and claims benefits for cures. The garbled copy mentions a belt made by mans, various diseases, and free trial terms without clear details. It reads like a deceptive sensational claim from a bygone era with dubious efficacy assertions.
Hermis started in the American Derby but finished far behind the field after an early stumble. Jockey Jackty Metue rode him. He later won the Mam ereneck handicap at Morris Park notable for a 126 pound weight. Prior wins include the Ocean View at Gravesend and the Travers Stakes at Saratoga. McChesnes, the top 2-year-old, may race Hermis again with purses and side bets offered by Morris Park and Worth clubs. Arnold & Co. also backed Kohylene, who won at Worth in the fourth race, with Sidney Love and The Lady close behind.
Mixed reports from Lawrence Kansas and surrounding cities detail singles and doubles matches. Prentica of Missouri defeated T ner of Nebraska 44-8 in a tight singles finish while Pierson of Kanes faced Blmoare in another close set. Doubles began but halted after first set due to weather or other delay. first sets saw Aenea and Grs struggle to gain advantage.
Report covers the Wilson stake win by Direct Hal in the 2:20 vines, with details on race times and the stake record. It also narrates Dave Sullivan’s Chicago incident with highwaymen, Sullivan’s bravado, plus other racing items including turf entries, football scores, and railroad lease disputes affecting Exposition park.
Albuquerque defeated El Piso by 6 to 3 in a tense fourth game. Gibson struggled, issuing walks and hits when runs mattered, while Wicker showed fine form on the mound. The report notes cautious optimism about the grounds despite the rough outing.
Both clubs vow substantial rewards for victory while fans and players alike stake large sums. The fund consists of contributions from baseball men and college players, with managements promising hefty prizes to their teams in a high stakes, all star style showdown.
The Star Baseball team shows strong form on their All-American tour with hard fast play. Reports indicate players are chasing high batting averages as the Americans hold a 4-2 edge over the Nationals in six recent games, with a game slated in Iowa this afternoon amid large crowds and rising receipts that could boost funds before their San Francisco stop.
John A. Drakes Runnels with Lyne aboard wins Morris Park's sixth race at one mile three stakes, shattering the track record with a 2 01 time, beating Lin Walters by three quarters of a second. The Char made colt prevails as an odds on favorite by half a length over Warranted. Rossignol, owned by L Richards, takes the Williams Bridge selling stakes beating the favorite Merito. Colonel James F Pesyer announces retirement from racing and plans to sell his racing establishment next Saturday October 2.
Princeton New Jersey October 1 A fall track meet drew solid crowds with SEL Gaines a Nebraska transfer dominating the events. Gaines won the 10 yard hurdle high jump and broad jump with notable distances. Goldsmith of the junior class captured the 40 yard dash and the half mile in 0 55 1 5 and 2 24 respectively. Hin distances cited but unclear.
Ann Arbor reports Captain Weeks will miss the Notre Dame game due to a slight scratch that developed into a blood poisoning infection. The injury occurred in Saturdays Indians scrimmage when a hinge stepped on his leg. Weeks is confined to his room for two to three days and Graver will take over quarterback duties and signals.
Maher the American jockey clinched his 100th win of the season with a sensational half length victory in the Middle Park Plate at New Market this afternoon. He leads all riders in stake money, with about 329,500 to date from 100 winners.
In Eldorado on October 18 the fourth district federation of women's clubs concluded a two day session. State president Mrs W A Johnson district president Mrs Sadie Gresham and about 30 leading club women attended. Meeting reflected active state involvement and leadership. Also noted Paris races on October 13 where Vanderbilt's Eins won the Prix Thivernal.
The article examines the anti fusion law and its impact on political alliances. It analyzes legal arguments, potential consequences for parties and voters, and the broader implications for governance and civil rights.
Allen and O'Meyer urge voters to challenge a Republican controlled ballot that forces single party nominations and prints No Nomination under the People's party ticket They argue the law denies independent voting and reduces voter choice while a supreme court ruling blocked immediate action and they appeal to the sovereign will of Kansas voters via the official ballot list of candidates with party headings and fraud claims.
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