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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1903

Page

15

Speaks Up for Cleveland Urges Nomination in Democracy

In a leading Chicago Chronicle editorial the Cleveland nomination is urged as crucial to unite Democrats and restore the republic. The piece argues his fiscal and anti-monopoly stances would restore order, curb taxation for monopolies, and rally the party behind a trusted national leader. Fall River mills announce a large shutdown affecting 72,000 workers starting September 14 amid a worsening cotton situation.

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Circulation Numbers Mentioned in Brief Note

A brief fragment notes concerns about circulation figures and related specifics. The readable text hints at scrutiny of distribution metrics and the impact on a publication, with limited context available for a fuller summary.

Wonderful Moritz Passion Play at Kinodrome Next Week

The Vane-Wood dark management launches the Moritz Passion Play by Grouhissel under Ludwig Duetach at the Kinodrome starting Monday September 7. The vivid pictures depict Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection, drawing vast crowds and offering a moving, humbling cinematic experience for all audiences.

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Murder rocks small New Mexico village

News from Where reports the murder of Juan Solano, a prominent citizen. His body was found near the village with the horse he rode standing guard. A bullet hole pierced the neck and a knife wound marked the throat. The killer and motive remain unknown.

Sas Vegas N. M Juan Solano

Play Night Showcases Don Hall and Mrs Hall

The performance featured Don C. Hall with long black hair and a brave front, while Mrs Hall and Crocker pleased the audience. G B McDonald, a bass singer, contributed to the event, drawing steady attendance and praise.

Ameritor Don C. Hall Pemn Mrs. Hall Crocker Stedence Rae Enn G. B McDonald

Kansas State fair to showcase new dairy machinery exhibits

At Topeka Kansas State fair in the exposition building annex merchants and manufacturers will display dairy equipment. Special offers from Sharples DeLaval and Davis Cream Separator companies promise cash prizes per entry based on points earned.

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Butter and Honey Show Booths at State Fair

The fair’s honey and dairy displays will line the right of entrees with booths for Topeka Commercial Club and many vendors. A butter and cheese prize list offers premiums from 1 to 8 dollars across various butter and cheese categories, plus sweepstakes for display quality. The Vermont Farm Machine Co offers a cream-based incentive, while the apiary department awards cover comb honey, extracted honey, and bee displays with cash premiums.

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Grape-Nuts Credited With Restoring Dying Child's Health

A grocer recalls a daughter's deadly typhoid saga and reveals how Grape-Nuts transformed her to a bright, rosy child. Despite four doctors declaring no cure, a teaspoonful three times daily then increasing to two teaspoons aided rapid recovery over six weeks.

Almont

Nellis Lane War Paint and Bucket Shop Licenses

Councilor Nells1 plans to leave the reservation next Monday pursuing a license raise for bucket shows. He argues to set the license about two cents below prohibitive while noting bucket shows drain town funds and are not ordinary gambling.

Nells Mr. Nealts

Farnsworth Report Criticizes Coal Weights and Milk Billing

A health inspector notes possible issues with coal weights and milk adulteration practices. He plans a Monday start if able and says some dealers used short weights in the past. He cites legal power to stop coal wagons for weighing but avoids naming violators to protect business. The report also covers bank weekly statements and monetary figures.

Farnsworth Coat Desiers

Cattleman William Tafarn in Dolores County Shoots Manby

William Tafarn a cattleman on the Dolores river 40 miles south of the city rode into town last night and confessed in a sheriff’s presence that in a fight he shot and killed EK T. Manbey. Lafure said Massey fired first but Tafarn claims self defense and awaits further action.

William Tafarn Dolores River Sity EK T. Manbey Lafure Massey Amy

Real Estate Transfers Listed In Local Record

Real estate transfers recorded include A Gurtler to M C Gurtler for $1 on Lot A Acess Street Paramore’s Ist Add. A wife transfers two lots on Letncoine Streets Boek 4a Binion andiuoe Hee recor. Lutherin to RH Brown 200 wp Eyot nM sss. J F Vawter et al to J M Nation 126hp lots and Williston St aid B Colteze Hit. Vawter et alto J Mt Nalon $5.00 Jets 40 and St Bde jet and 3 Williston St Bh.

A. Gurtler M.C. Gurtler St. Paramore Ist A. Kampf Letncoinne Binion Andiuoe Lutherin Brown Eyot Vawter J. M. Nation Williston St Vawt

Topeka News Roundup Mixed Notices and Local Updates

Local brief notes report a mix of events from Topeka and nearby. Barber shops close for Labor Day while street work on Western avenue nears completion. city bonds, school funds and park activity feature alongside baseball plans and a theater matinee.

Prion Highland Park School Valley of Topeka Inez Graf Hazen John E. Graf Curry Topeka Miece le Langdon Eleventh Jer Streets Augusta Aick Nelsor St. Joe Washburn Collin H Ball Leutenant Twenty-third United States Infantry Ball Twentieth Kansas Regiment BR. $. Davidson Council iGrove Council iGrove Lo In Topeka Today To Arrange With the School Fund Commission Council i Grove John Ritchin Allen County Western Avenue Wall & Hunley Good Government Club Mra. Horton Monroe J. C. Cooper Washurn College Cooper New Jerusalem Sixth and Harrison A. B. Francisco Wrch Topeky P. T. Bannan

Bright's Disease and Diabetes Claims in Fulton Letter

San Francisco August 2% Dear Sir The Call reports from Clifford Mouse that Bright's Disease and Diabetes are now curable in many cases. Edward Short and a Duluth client recovered from Diabetes and Bright's Disease respectively. An ex supreme office holder in the Call building is also noted as a late recovery. Fulton company advocates further its experimental treatments claimed to cure Bright's Disease and Diabetes.

San Francisco Joy Tones Drug Co Kansas Sire Fulton Topeka State Journal New Clifford Mouse Bright Edward Short Hissicians Duluth Minn Call John J. Fulton THE JOBN J. Fulton Co

General Baldwin Sets Fast Ride Record at Medicine Bow

In an unsettled country, General Baldwin and troops rode 190 miles to Medicine Bow forest reservation in under six days, establishing a new record. Baldwin rode the same horse used by President Roosevelt from Laramie to Cheyenne and called it the best he had ever ridden. he is over 69 years old.

Kansas Historical Society State Museum Washington Swann John Brown Harper's Berry Kariiss Historical Society Brown Lieutenant Stewart Regular Army Stewart Joan Cassin Mary A. Cassin Georgetown Kansas Harpers Ferry Fromm Pradler Medicine Bow Forest Reservation General Baldwin President Roosevelt Laramie Cheyenne

Norton County fair a success despite labor shortages

The Norton County Agricultural Association fair opened at Elmwood Park for a Tuesday to Friday run. Attendance rose on Thursday while farmers stayed busy at home, limiting entries though overall counts surpassed typical levels. The stock display impressed, with winning horses and a hot free for all pacing race won by Victor M. of Stockton.

Norton, Kin Norton County Agricultural J Association Elmwood Park Raven Victor M Mt Viers Stockton Harry B. Owsed A. F. Hill Gallama Ed Tucker Nortoft Kemp Sisters

Oberlin Street Fair Preview At Oberlin Kansas

Oberlin Kansas September 5 the street fair on September 8 promises to be exceptionally interesting and well attended with clean bright features. Notices of big attendance are coming in from the committee. Also mentioned is a report of a valuable automobile destroyed by fire after a tank explosion on a car plant at a railroad pier in New York.

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Low Rates South and Southeast Railroad Fares Offered

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announces round trip tickets with return validity twenty one days from issue for several routes from St Louis Louisville and Cincinnati to Birmingham Montgomery Pensacola New Orleans Atlanta Jacksonville and more. Low proportionate rates extend to southern and southeastern points with stopovers allowed on the outbound trip. Time tables and literature available.

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Louisville Mashville Rail to Canton Fomgent

Louisville and Mashville railway line project advances to Canton area as Lawl ii officials announce new route planning. Local communities express concerns while engineers cite economic gains and connected hubs.

Ser Girona Young Lacien Boarding and by Breters

A brief item notes refined offerings and decorative touches from Breters of aunds. It mentions for tom vantages in am jention and ornament Beedle w in the course with full particulars.

Breters of Aunds

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