Weenie party causes annual debt burden highlighted
A fragmented report notes a yearly debt linked to a donation that funds a project. authorities state an initiative began earlier to avoid excess taxation, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
6
A fragmented report notes a yearly debt linked to a donation that funds a project. authorities state an initiative began earlier to avoid excess taxation, with details unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmented recap notes Topeka football efforts with key players and close scores. Mentions Hayward and Seihnenean among others in a tense contest, while references to nearby teams and players suggest a crowded regional slate.
An intriguing experiment under the Astro iu Society of Prince in Paris tested earths motion using a pendulum setup at the Hotel dome with a weight and string. A pendulum marked a new track as sand and a pendulum technique demonstrated the pendulum’s plane of swing.
A smoker files a $10,000 lawsuit alleging personal injuries after a cigar from unnamed dealers exploded. The incident, tied to a Brooklyn purchase, prompted claims of fraud and dangerous product handling. The plaintiff seeks compensation for medical costs and damages.
The Duchess of Marlborough undergoes medical care in Vienna for a throat condition. Attending physician Dr. Hadore Butler reports the treatment risks and prognosis as uncertain, with continued observation and rest advised for the duchess.
In the Kanawha and New River districts miners returned to duty with full crews after a period of stalled operations. Reports describe eerie sounds and lingering fears among workers as they resume mining, with tensions and safety concerns noted in the region. Meanwhile a separate notice mentions a bride receiving a $10,000 check, indicating a financial matter linked to the community.
Sacramento Wisconsin hosted afternoon gathering with Mrs. ose A Weimarth. The guest list includes numerous out of town visitors and local residents such as Mrs. A Lo Williams Mrs Son parpetus Mix John Dudley and many more. A dancing club and school theater plans are announced with invitations and entertainments.
The fragment notes an upcoming statement in the house of commons by Premier Fiaituur amid anticipation of discussions regarding England and the World’s Fair in York on October 27. The text presents a brief, unclear glimpse of political debate and international exhibition topics.
Fragmentary report notes a British petition connected to the Paris exhibit and related industrial concerns. It mentions appointment of a person named Will and suggests strong support from opponents. The text is unclear but implies an official request moving forward.
The Catholic Cathedral of the Sacred Heart on Pearl Street and Rees Avenue in Dallas was dedicated Sunday in a solemn ceremony led by Bishop E. B. Dunne of the Dallas diocese. More than one bishop, 100 priests, and an archbishop attended the event with local clergy and parishioners observing.
James Butler of the Farmers Co-Operative Grain and Live Stock Association supports anti-grain-trust candidates. He backs Republican John Seaton for representative from Atchison county and T. L Bond for district judge in the Thirtieth judicial district. Butler says he is currently out of partisan politics but has interest in the local race.
John J. Glennon of Kansas City delivers a lecture during a late night ceremony at a cathedral dedicated in 1805. The event features Tibop Spake Gt Pearls, TI, and remarks on arbitration, local politics, and opposition to Halle Wagener. Julia Seaton, Republican candidate, wins over Halle Wagener amid farm cooperative and elevator disputes, with quotes criticizing Wagener and Missouri grain interests.
Rev. OM Smallon of Central Congregations church concludes the Feerth Chinp address. The sermon notes that She willings will discontinue soon and next Sunday service will feature a new topic. Mr. Siyclduwe will be absent for election week. Mr. HueMoe plans a trip north. November tour dates listed include Toledar Chi November 7, Tanante Casals November, Lanier Canada November, Lewiston November 12, Muirtlanis November 14, St John New Brunswick November 16. The company for probity plans probate steps during the Canada visit.
New York October report by Attorney Knox addresses Panama Canal title questions, noting Congress may refer to the president for final decision. The pending issue is the Colombia treaty, with amendments needed for both governments. Cables from Bogota indicate instructions to enable steady progress toward ratifying an agreement before the next phase of the United States negotiations.
In London on December the Colonial Secretary Chamberlain plans a personal visit to South Africa to study the Beruriani affairs and settler difficulties in the new colonies. King Edward approves the plan, aligning with Premier Balfour and the cabinet. Chamberlain is to depart for South Africa toward the end of winter with travels to Cape Nakpl and surrounding areas. Lord Milne is reportedly consulted regarding Chamberlain’s plans and reception.
Fragmentary note advertises a magazine for 15 cents per copy. Mentions sold by News desters and Butterick Agents and asks readers to send money to Pus Berrenicx Co at 12 W. th St New York.
A local bias piece argues farmers should oppose Reese for judge and Waggener for representative, citing past actions against Delphos farmers and trust influence. It frames voting as business, urging unity among farmers and friends of the co operative movement, with party labels deemphasized. The note mentions Delphos, Saline, Lincoln, Elsworth, Ottawa counties and references Hugh Paget and Pauline Whitney.
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