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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
2
A garbled promotion claims an odortess tasteless remedy can cure drunkards quickly. It promises a free trial package mailed to readers and asserts dramatic results without warning, amid a long, unreadable stream of corrupted text and disjointed product references.
The Habeas Corpus proceedings open in the United States circuit court at Westissten for the release of Captain Peter Deming, held at Leavenworth. The case, led by William E. Btrafter, seeks release of the federal prisoner, with arguments presented by a San Francisco panel and supported by army officers.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or brief item mentioning a diary titled Babys Diary. It references an address 71 Mulson Street and appears to note a person or entity connected with the diary. The text is garbled but suggests a historical record item rather than a narrative story.
Sporting news reports Terry McGovern signs for a Thanksgiving bout and agrees to fight any opponent in his class that day. Rumors mention Jack Roberts possibly sailing from England next week to face him, with matchups arranged around the Nutmeg Club of Hartford and other venues cited in chaotic OCR text.
In New York a meeting of the Players' Protective League at the Sturtevant House on Twenty-third Street discussed suspensions for players who jumped contracts at the season start and reported to Peters’ meeting. The league considered every current move and clarified rules for players changing clubs, with no immediate suspension of the one-year lease. The assembly reflected on mediation steps between players and the National and American leagues.
A garbled Paris notice discusses Corsett's new saloon and American pugilist influence. It mentions Muslin, beer, and disputed prices in francs, with unclear references to proprietors and patrons. The piece mixes names like Corbett and Otis in a chaotic, damaged text.
Sullivan has secured four new men for Cincinnati as Reds prepare for a western tour. The piece names players tied to the move including Peter Vitor and John Brus, notes Sullivan’s plan to travel through the Western League, and denies reports of any misconduct.
Former world lightweight champion Frank Erne will box Fube Ferns in a scheduled match in New York. Reports note Erne’s recent efforts and weigh-in details as he prepares for the bout, while Ferns trains across from Buffalo aiming for an upset.
A Chicago dispatch recaps boxing talk and auto speed notes. Trevor and Moore clash in a hard-fought bout while a New York to Chicago roadster sets speed marks, winning impressively as records fall in a long event summary from Washington Port and other racing notes.
Fifteen thousand people crowded Bethlehem Pennsylvania on September 12 for the Joe Patchen Anaconda pacing event run in mist and rain. The track was heavy and rough, but the horses battled to a 32 length victory with Anaconda crossing first despite the conditions.
A long session reports Major Laneheimer and Colonel Denny cleared of charges. Colonel Meade found in fault for counter charges and false swearing to cover ties with Pensacola contractors. The court urged court martial for Meade while breaking records for duration and drama at the Brooklyn Navy Yard proceedings.
Leavenworth reports Jessie Morrison freed from the state penitentiary on a 76,000 bond after the Supreme Court order. she may visit Excelsior Springs briefly before further travel plans. Bondsmen listed include A F Wright and J M Brewer among several others. Morrison to remain under court supervision until final judgment.
City Engineer Roberts reports resurvey confirms city rights over waterworks land and recommends raising the dam 2 to 20 inches. private properties not to be affected beyond the existing farm stake. The council orders pursuing the measure and the military stone for the project.
WICHITA Sept 1 A grand jury accuses Wile Martindale vice president of the defunct Emporia Bank of 18 counts alleging misappropriation of bank funds. Col Cross, bank president, died by suicide amid Martindale’s pending indictment as witnesses described extensive transfers and illicit acts. Martindale to be arrested today.
Electric chair scenes described in Arkansas City as a journalist shuts the shop window and a crowd gathers. A would be assassin of the President is referenced amid confusion and misread reports as onlookers react with cheers during the tense event.
Independence Sept. 12 A large gathering of Independence residents, led by the Independence Council band, traveled to Cherryvale for the A C U W anniversary celebration. A band contest offers a $50 first prize and $25 second, with expected participation from Galena, Parsons, Pittsburg, Fort Scott, Chanute and Coffeyville. Lodge team contests are also planned.
War Department approves changes for forming the 28th Field Battery at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. New unit to be organized from the 16th Cavalry unit now stationed at Leavenworth. Detaches and reassignments described include relocation to Jefferson Barracks and port of embarkation plans.
Mary Kenny and her mother Phowbe Kenny sue Leavenworth officials for $30400 claiming a Cherokee Street accident on Broadway left Mary with severe leg injuries. The lawsuit alleges a storefront crate caused a fall, injuring foot knee skin flesh and spine and disrupting schooling.
Three hundred students enrolled on a Wednesday as Kane University registrar Fueter processed registrations. Lawrence Kus Sart and KW students lined up to register, many women among the crowd. The scene was orderly though crowded as the registrar worked through the sundry forms.
Lawrence Sept 12 The city scraps a proposed street railway after Mayor Selig signs an ordinance revoking the franchise granted to Mr Erb last spring. Construction was required by June 1 but no work has begun, forfeiting the concession amid ongoing public doubt about electric street car service.
A freight wreck north of Wichita, Kansas, left two workers ensnired and severely injured. Other notes mention planned school openings in Leavenworth and various assignments, with scattered items about appointments and broadcasts from Washington and nearby towns.
A damaged note reports a Maryland Party meeting where attempts to expel Senator Wellington were discussed. The text also mentions President Mercy and a related political dispute amid unclear details and garbled names.
A postponed joint hearing involves A. de Whioth and State Legislature members, as partners and witnesses discuss a petition to present the mime of A. de Whioth for rezent. The men dispute prior endorsements and potential conflicts, with a public endoraement under consideration amid private tensions.
In a Tuesday evening message, IAN Walnut Grave urges immediate action on a new beige erection while criticizing ongoing repairs on Kauss Avenue. The author warns of possible damage suits if delays continue and asks the mayor to support hiring a new bridge with full city backing.
An obscure Seattle incident describes R J Sareton and H Enabtle involved with a dangerous event along the Nuekink river. People are listed with injuries and fates, including a survivor carried to Council and a failed attendance note. A drug store price of 50 cents is mentioned.
Private Leynkheran, age about, was turned over to Captain Car Charts at the recruiting office. He will be sent to Fort Sherttun for ill treatment and to Fort Leavenworth. Letters from his mother reveal a dying brother and a request for retirement home. Lyn deserted and returned home two days before his brother died.
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