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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
5
Police jottings report a disturbance after loaded dice and a revolver sparked trouble at a local gathering. Officers responded to a disturbance call and separated several individuals involved. No serious injuries were reported, and the scene was secured without further incident.
A fragmentary report describes a court case involving a blank company, alleged guilt, and potential rewards. It mentions a letter from Mrs. Jesate Bork Stavkerss and ties to a figure named Joe Bent Rundret, with references to a staged event and survival, though details remain unclear due to incomplete text.
A brief note describes the dangers of linemen handling stretched wires from pole to pole, highlighting the risk to workers during cable maintenance and installation.
The provided text fragment yields no coherent event, names, or places. It appears as garbled OCR with partial words rather than a readable news item suitable for a headline and summary.
A Rock Island freight wreck near Jennings involves 22 cars derailed after a collision during westbound travel. Mentioned individuals include an Allied Engineer and several local workers, with reports of significant derailment and damage.
Fragmented text reports a Wesleyan gathering denouncing an attack amid McHistey's tenure. The piece references religious and political themes, urging unity and vigilance against perceived threats to executive authority and moral order.
The first meeting of the Ladies Music club was held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs John Blenhans's home on Quincy Street. Members discussed winter plans, with many away for summer vacations. The party featured rugs, cushions, palms, and formal guests, and several members hosted small gatherings afterward.
An erratic OCR fragment notes a theater opening titled Dramatic Evenses at Foesiat Theater. It mentions Monday night at 10 but the surrounding details are garbled and unclear.
A fragmentary report notes a small crowd of strikers lingering at the National Tube works in McKeesport as the plant gradually reopened. No workers reported for shifts and the scene described disruptions around the facility, with mention of affected property and times.
Fragmented OCR note indicates Howell gains control of Cel Wo A Hiesphill interests in a company. Mentioned holdings amount to about 2,500 to 3,500 shares tied to capital and Bern related to the City years retired as be mere.
Brief notice notes a death at Norton city and mentions a sewing machine firm with the largest stock in the city located at 715 Powder. Reads like a short civic notice with minimal readable context.
North Topeka residents visit in town from Silver Lake and Grantville. Local figures attend ball at 21 Mane avenue. Mrs Jut Reasety and Mrs Huth Weasers listed among Topeka visitors. Mr H Chase relocates goods from the Biecdas building to Fhirt street. Mrs L Courtney's millinery store gains J C Sechler after east trip. Hamilton, Ohio winter plans noted for Mra Dave Hesyon and relatives visit. President Breiman of the Western referenced in brief society items.
Cheap-Rate Excursions in California from September 18 to 27 offer a 45 remat trip from Tepeks to destinations including the Grand Canyon of Arizona Yosemite and the San Joaquin Valley. The Sante Se provides comfortable travel with Harvey meals and the California Limited service. Write for car books To California and Back and San Francisco.
Report describes traffic and connection notes along Topeta Kare Road near Santa Fe with mentions of residents and officials. Preliminary survey work was discussed by Sid Finning and others while plans for a broader survey were referenced. The text notes attendance at a Methodist committee meeting and indicates ongoing inter ser liaison with state authorities.
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