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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
6
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Miners resume work on October 22 after a halt for repairs and re openings. Workers discuss conditions, shifts, and safety while management and union leaders negotiate terms, with some calls for improved pay and protections amid the restart.
A garbled early 20th century news snippet describes postmasters accused of acting as tools of a hidden schemer. It notes alleged forgeries and trials with mentions of locations, dates, and unnamed individuals tied to a broader fraud case.
An ambitious program at New Crawford features Mavon ad Masen and star Auben Keheon in a light opera billed as the West’s finest. Richardend Pringles Geureber heads a strong cast with W. Fergimon. Prices start at 1.20 with special rates for the whitewall event.
The Topeka area reports a bustling scene with voting enrollment drives, a bread factory strike, and civic gatherings. Mentions include registration books, a Topeka starch factory history, the Turkish missionary talk, and local church events at Washburn college. Nearby leaders and candidates are noted with diverse community concerns.
New York report notes English progressives discuss adopting American home rule ideas, taxing land values and unoccupied property to fund local government. A Glasgow conference considers applying these reforms, aiming to shift local costs away from tenants toward beneficiaries and property owners.
William Spangler, Lawrence Kansas, died this morning of consumption at age about 48. He led the University of Kansas as head until after commencement, served as city attorney for 19 years, and preached lasting influence in education. He leaves a widow and three children. Born in Hamulsht in 7559, he moved to Kansas, graduated in arts and law, and held various academic posts before returning to public service.
A long faded tale from New York describes a haunted saloon where spirits drew crowds. A former visitor recalls the building’s eerie history and the proprietors cashing in on ghost lore to attract patrons amid a market for licenses and local curiosity.
In St Paul a case alleges medical misconduct during an appendix operation. Mrs Fret A Jomowon of Minneapolis claims the surgeon removed her appendix and kept it in alcohol for study. The surgeon denies this but admits removing the organ might have been intended to affect her mind. Johnson says she felt the area where her appendix had been.
A Pittsburgh project aims to serve city families by delivering meals to private residences. Organized by Mrs Emin M. Ewhng, president of the Cooking Sela Traders' lounge, the plan includes prepared dinners and other meals prepared by Mrs Ewin or a select culinary expert.
A Chicago group led by Clise Corrigan Ticson and Captain Emery Buster departs to attempt a water voyage to Putawoty coast seeking Sabailonis treasure aboard the Mereurs. The crew of ten sailors, traveling via the Micaizan canal, faces a months long journey as they navigate waterways toward Patagonia.
London reports Andrew Carnegie is reinstalled as rector of St Andrews University before a large audience led by Principal Donaldson. Roosevelt assessed for 40,000 dollars in New York on October 22. Burns, cuts, sprains, stirs. instant relief claimed from Dr Thomas electric oil at any drug.
Six stitches were sewn in Annie Kingsley’s chest after a wound in Wider heart. She is recovering at Bellevue Hospital, husband Held Vestite pollen remanded awaiting surgical outcome. George Hull, builder of the Cardiff Giant, is in Glovershampton, NY, suspected to be involved in the relic’s creation. Pratt sees a third newspaper, the Cluzed, launched by Prof James E Beach, pledging independent politics and science.
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