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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1901

Page

6

Drunkards Cured by Golden Spreme Remedy

Mary Roberts promotes Golden Spreme as an odorless tasteless cure for drunkenness. She claims her brother was cured after a single coffee with the remedy, followed by regular treatment, and urges mothers and sisters to request the remedy by mail. The piece touts rapid transformation and urges sending for a free sample and full course of treatment.

Mary Roberts Arun Bret Tate Struwetin Tauer Tinie F. Clinedonati Ana Tiattiece

Scottish Rite Honors Parade Names Mason Nominees

Washington reports Kantas leads western honors for Scottish Rite with most Masons named for thirty third degree and for decree of Ansett. Listed are Whitten Poindexter Topeka Steven Ford Hay Salman T. Tuttle Dodge City Alfred Alexander Rodgers Topeka and others from Kansas cities including Salina Lawrence Wichita Fort Scott and Kansas City in the nominations and reappointment slate.

Washington Kantas United States Ansett Occu Whitten Poindexter Wiliam Miter Topeka Joan Leo Powell Steven Ford Salman T. Tuttle Galiwells Davis bin Porter Furuka Chalkicy Heson Dodge City Alfred Alexander Rodgers Charles van Veizer Mort Scott Thomas Mins Bond Salina Luchis Jiraim Lawrence Bares Jam Murgel John William Pack Derick Shinpe Aechisnd Jake Gorih Mayer Topeke Richard Wulettkins Onaga Tare F. Lotman Ite Panl Arven Wichita Bruce M Brians Wichta Marvin L. Troby Genesience Frank J6 Davis Atchison Witton Henry Craddock Kansan Joseph Lute Kaptas Nes Ye Park Wiles Tanne Wit Benton Hammond Kanwat Pas Fort Scott Bike Anderenn James Adams Adgust Fondl George Dy Adams Saline Alfred Whitman Lawrence Franklin Pierce Law

Roosevelt Expected at Chicago Livestock Exposition

Chicago reports Special efforts to secure President Roosevelt’s attendance at the Chicago Livestock Exposition with arrangements under way. Promoters extend urgent invitations as discussions continue in late October. Whitney’s horse wins the San foal impressing spectators at the event, covering a distance near one mile.

Chicago Ht Roosevelt

Gage cyanide mill test fuels plan for 60 ton unit

Haya City October report on the Gage gold sill project argues that initial investigations by J T Lovewell for Beatty support the Gage process. If results prove valid, a 60 ton cyanide mill will be erected within 30 days and scaling afterward.

Haya City Gage Smoky Mill City Hix J.T . Lovewell Topeka BR. T. Beatty Lovewell Ellis Shaun and Wsurmont Wel Exatty Kansas California Ealth Redting’ County McKean Callalans Siskiyou Trinity

Fire destroys G H Hammond packing plant in Hammond Indiana

A large fire last night at the G H Hammond company packing plant in Hammond Indiana caused extensive damage across the four story brick building. Fire departments from Chicago and Hammond fought the blaze as an emergency car and special train were dispatched to the scene. Fire destroyed the car shops, beet killing department, beef washing rooms, and other facilities, with fears of total plant loss.

Chicago G. H. Hammond Company Hammond Ind Hamimonn Fire Department Packing Company South Chicako Chieako Ft. Wayne Road Borate Givirtet Ste

Sioux City Chooses Mason City as Permanent Secretary

Atchison was made secretary. Sioux City Illinois selected Mason City as the permanent secretary to succeed A C Tolle who resigned, and the convention adjourned thereafter.

Atchison Sioux City Mason City A.C Tolle

Mild Type of Plague Not So Bad in Constantinople

Washington reports the United States speaker at Seas Ztatinogle outlines a plague commission. He urges immediate preventive steps including hospital establishment and sewer improvements. The Ottoman government has not accepted the proposal to curb plague by expanding sanitation and housing reforms.

Constantinople Washington United States

Hazing Ends At Military Academy Reports Reform

Washington Mot. 24 The annual report by Col A L Mills, superintendent, highlights reforms to end hazing at the military academy. The report notes improved discipline, abolition of official hazing, and new training methods, with no maltreatment of cadets reported during summer encampment.

Washington A. L Mills Military Academy Tse Lfe

Rock Island Wreck near Wellington derails thirteen cars

Wellington Oct 4 further details of the Rock Island wreck at Zuba show the second section of No 95 a local south bound freight went into the ditch between Wellington and Wichita. Thirteen cars derailed and nearly six were totally destroyed. No serious injuries reported. Cleanup finished by 5 o clock Wednesday morning and trains resumed regular runs. The cause is believed to be a broken rail.

Wellington Rock Island Zuba Santa Fe Wichita

Rock Island freight derailment near Wellington

The News reports a weak brakeman failed to set a switch without a lock on a Rock Island freight at Wellington in October. At noon the train moved the rod from its ties, switching the track. Five cars left the rails and slid about a hundred yards before the engineer stopped the engine.

Wellington Kan Rock Island Locke

Voters Register Slowly As Deadline Approaches

Only twenty five new voters have registered for the November election and registration books close Friday at 10 oclock. County official Williams urges sixty more to register by tomorrow night to reach fuller participation. Most new registrants are teens, with distributions across wards one to six and several changes in residence noted.

Williams Pero

Princeton Powers Past Newark Athletic In Clean Victory

Princeton Pisys Fast Gams secured a decisive 29 to 6 win over Oninige Athletic Wednesday at Cet. M in Princeton New Jersey. The home team showed speed and accuracy, overwhelming their opponent with rapid plays and strong defense throughout the contest.

Princeton N.J Acore Princton

Schley on Stand in Battle of July 3 Testimony

Capt Clark testifies about the engagement with the Spanish fleet off Santiago. He describes the maneuvering of the Oregon and Brooklyn, signals from the Brooklyn, and the close pursuit of vessels including the Teresa and Town. The testimony covers distances, signals, and the decision to close in, with mention of Admiral Dewey observing.

Mhlpa Nur Sed Deng Oregon Texas Marts Teresa Brooklyn Pethans Mr. Rayner Batth Wessels Tissy Cuba Colon Brookin New York Eaton Resolute Santiago Cervera Wes Clark Miter Schley Hanne Uuia Hanna Amt Conmany Prdnance Admiral Dewey Jim Lemry Commodore Schley

The Latest Swindle at Greene County Farmstead

An elderly Greene township farmer was attacked with a galvanic battery by a stranger in his field. After signing a promissory note for 250 dollars, he fell unconscious for hours, later recovering but mentally unsettled. The attacker fled after the farmer’s wife burned the note in front of them.

Wellington the Mall Greene Township Stening & Note Jones Walthyr Feild Jain Tilly Urey

Penn State Defeats Philadelphia College in Close Match

Pennsylvania reserves held firm as visitors tried to drive inside repeatedly but could not convert due to strong defense. The game showed tight scoring and limited open shots, with both teams trading possessions and Penn State maintaining a narrow lead throughout.

Philadelphia Sone Pennsylvania College

Market Report Shows Mixed Trading Across Commodities

The session opened active with mixed moves in grains and livestock. Wheat and corn firm on demand while hogs and cattle receipts weighed on prices as futures drifted and lead markets in New York stocks fluctuated with notable activity in St Paul Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper.

New York Wall Street Tregular Axe Lings St. Paul Cnion Pacific Amalgamated Copper Colon Pacific MATS Lowent St. Pat Atchison Colon Packie St Puul Paul Northwest Wisconsin Central United States Sten Bonde Hyo Miransi Siegwhers Ereril Deling Uniou Oeber Delaware Jersey Ontario Eriead

Market Gosnip and Commodities Report

Furnished brief market notes list Goodwin as commissioner and Bierchant and Kaien among others. Cables mention wheat and corn prices, with scattered references to Liverpool opening and trading activity. The fragmentary text notes agricultural goods and market signals but lacks coherent prices or dates.

Gosnip B . Goodwin Commission Kaien & Irenand

Joseon's Tips and Market Notes From A G Good Commission Merchant

A garbled wartime style column compiles market notes on commodities and currency. It mentions Joseon's Tips led by A G Good Commission Merchant, discusses sterling and American dollar movements, and notes futures interest, cotton, and wheat trends amid chaotic stock activity. It cites Topeka market snippets and references various price levels and government issues.

Joseon A. G Ot Taneas

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