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In Santa Fe a brief item notes Adios to Siva Agata T 237 7 tops and Sanco.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1901
Page
7
In Santa Fe a brief item notes Adios to Siva Agata T 237 7 tops and Sanco.
A member of the board, Mrs Smith, speaks in her defense amid criticisms of the management and her past actions. The report notes support from colleagues and outlines her claimed work for the community and church, while opponents question her influence on decisions and the board’s direction.
The Topeka Post issues memorial resolutions praising William Benminies and condemning anarchists. It expresses sorrow over his death and urges enforcement of laws with restraint, while condemning anarchist actions and offering condolences to his relatives. The notice ends with a stock advertisement and contact for details.
North Topeka community items recount visits, openings, and events. Mrs Jumps millinery opening draws guests as stores plan Friday afternoon and evening activities. Local residents Silas, Craig, and Lampert are mentioned with travel notes and family gatherings. Kansas guests visit and plans unfold around town life.
The fragment notes a religious scene with Wiermont and a Rochester congregation singing Nearer My God to Thee. Details are sparse, but the event centers on a hymn closer to divine reverence during a church gathering. No dates or full context available in the readable text.
A long running boundary dispute concerns Fowler Packing Co and related parties over ownership of a river island between Missouri and Kansas. The case, filed decades ago, seeks to determine land limits along the Missouri River and a disputed segment extending into Kansas, with court decisions shifting as the suit progresses.
The coroner's jury investigates the deaths of two Santa Fe workers who died from fumes while entering a tank car at DeMoss Pusreeh Asesuive yard. Witnesses describe a sudden illness and a rescue attempt that ended in fatalities. Names Stoke Whos and Gmnieh appear among the bodies or related witnesses.
W Stapleton arrested after it is alleged he wrote to a man in Missouri promising a Martian pond job in exchange for $15. Key details describe an instruction to order for payment and indicate a mail fraud scheme.
Telegraphic items report arrivals and movements of ships and persons in New York. Names include Admiral Henry Erben and others arriving from Antwerp. Some fragments mention court and police contexts, with incomplete details.
Indianapolis hosts Patriarchs Militant events with the order’s grand lodge and honored members. A citywide display decorates the streets as initiations rise to 112,406, including 20 in the for- region. San Francisco round trip tickets priced at 45 dollars plus final details through November 15.
Buffalo reports the Cunizces assassination case pushed to the grand jury with witnesses examined. district attorney to decide on arraignment timing. In New York two Newark men, Victor Gasasoe and August Brit, face assault and battery charges amid a disrupted crowd scene and controversial remarks.
Report from New York on September 1 describes anarchists allegedly approaching North Berges in Hudson county New Jersey. The group sought to protest a figure linked to King Sank’s slaying while officials debated the credibility of one suspect. Citizens and visitors planned to land in Bergen County as tensions rose.
Five men were arrested in Mount Park Philadelphia after police exposed an alleged anarchist gathering. Officials charged eight individuals with conspiring against law, while others denied plans until confronted. Names tied to the group include Werner James and Wing. The event was described as an informal assembly with supposed aid of an unidentified organizer.
Six years ago Durres California arrest tied to an attempted explosion at a priest s house. The accused, Leon Cusiguez, had dynamite sticks and wiring in a trompe. Amid McKinley death reports anarchists held a meeting.
The YMCA A WH night school opens October 14 offering a free business course to members. Five studies include Arithmetic, Elementary and Advanced, Practical Writing, and Business. Experienced teachers promise personal attention and an international certificate upon completion. For more details call the Association office on East Eighth Street.
The item notes a shop offering bicycles and tandems for repair and sale at 8 Eth Street. It references Nationals events and Eden Meycien, with Sundries as a noted supplier or contact. The fragment emphasizes repair services and availability.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice or ad item with scattered names and phrases. It is unclear and lacks complete details about action, date, or parties involved.
Multiple rental ads show furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent near Guiness Street and Topeka Avenue. Notes mention moderate prices, shared houses, and inquiries for room availability. The jumble includes references to Pence, Western areas, and storage services.
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