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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement proclaims Ivory Soap at 994 percent purity and positions it as a near perfect cleaner. The copy emphasizes reach and purity, framing Ivory as the superior choice for household use.
Loomis, a young law student, turned to acting with the dramatic company and delivered a standout performance in The Quiet Family. The night showcased his comic timing as Mr. Bibbs, drawing laughter from a crowded audience before he returned to law practice.
A Kansas dispute, known as the Bush law case, reaches the US Supreme Court as the American Book Company seeks to overturn the tax requirement. The suit accuses the firm of evading fees in Kansas, while the state text book commission argues there is no longer ground for suit since compliance has been made.
An eight thousand four hundred dollar fire destroyed Chapman and prompted Abilene firefighters to rush by special train. On Tuesday two residents returned, while the blaze burned unseen.
Judge Harvey reports striking tin ore samples and a promising outcropping on his claim in the Wichita mountains. He notes a quiet confidence of sizable pay in the region with about 3,000 miners active and 20 companies in Lawton. A Colorado assayer opened a Lawton office after testing early ore shipments. A sample from Harvey’s claim yielded five dollars of gold per ton, plus silver and minor platinum.
Mrs May Harrington Hanna formerly wife of D R Hanna of Cleveland, son of a founder, married Edmound Kittredge Stake on April 28 in James Episcopal church New York. The union, disclosed today by lawyer-stay Mr Stalto, recalls her Cleveland past and flight with her children. Detected by detectives, she escaped a hotel and boarded a ship for Europe as authorities watched with restraint.
The New Crawford presents The New Dominion with Clay Clement and a strong cast tomorrow night. Hoyt’s Texas Steer appears Saturday matinee and night, with the same reliable company. Also on stage are The Minister W Dahomey with Milt G. Barlow and James A. Devin in Maverick Branders, and May Bretonne in Hossy. When Johnny Comes Marching Home returns Sunday night amid martial music and patriotic framing. Lady Audrey’s Secret, Ken Beauty Dorian, Kerr & Silleyse extras, and a beauty show story feature are listed for Tuesday. The urgent company continues a rich tour with musical and dramatic acts.
Dr Charles Lowry of the Board of Health orders Lebanon schools closed amid fears of an epidemic. He reports no current cases but expects spread. warning comes as state faces rare disease absence for years. Also, 30,000 miners laid off as coal and iron company curtails production for one week.
Fort Scott barbers oppose a new city barber law requiring sterilizers for towels clippers razors and a two minute sterilization after use. A further 15th section would force shop owners to buy state recommended sterilizers at $15 each, a cost they refuse to accept.
E. S. Bowen, a member of the party, believes future prospecting will uncover rich placer districts rivaling Nome and the Klondike. In contrast Nels and Olaf Swenson, father and son, contend the riches lie mainly in the quartz deposit they explore.
New York reports November industrial dividend disbursements totaling 19,977,900 dollars, the smallest in years. October and September were 19,854,325 and 17,278,400 dollars respectively, while November last year reached 18,870,117 dollars. Decline partly due to United States Steel retirement of 120,411,000 dollars in preferred stock under a conversion scheme.
The sixteenth biennial meeting of the International Board of the WCA opened in St. Louis with sixteen states represented. President William Stewart of Philadelphia presided, Florence K Payne of Knoxville served as secretary, and following welcome addresses devotional exercises were held and reports received.
Aesty garbled listing shows real estate transfers involving T Bell and wife to RF Hayden on Monroe Street, Crane's addy Harrison and wife to E C EnaS, Jounstan fin lot on Milton Street, Otto Kuehne and wife to Otto Kuehne Preserving Co. for $1 on Ecko Avenue Curtis addition, M Heery and wife to W W Miller at 3400, Cheshire Provident Institution to M D Bush for 1200 on 417 and 419 Pienue Avenues, and other deeds with various grantees and parcel references.
New York reports extend the downturn in iron and steel as producers hesitate to stock given uncertain year-end demand. Prices struggle due to weak winter consumption and export talk remains modest. A 100% ton pig iron sale to Manchester hints at further domestic value pressures while copper market volatility looms over wire makers.
Ignatian L Qualey, president of the Forseshoe Cowper Mining company in New York, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by Justice Davieshhe in the supreme court after pleading guilty to swindling through the sale of worthless stock. Larry Summerfield, the plan's originator, is likely to face trial.
Baltimore note reports Peter Grogan claiming to originate the installment purchase method and to have begun the system in his furniture store thirty five years ago. Barnsboro bank run story details a panic caused by bills about wages and foreigners, prompting withdrawals from the principal bank.
New York Oct 22 A local association awarded third prize to twenty three maids who received engraved cards and a $10 gold prize. The Grand Union Tea Co announces its opening October 3 4 offering free items with purchases and a drip coffee pot gift.
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