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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
4
The Topeka State Journal reports on national policy shifts and remarks on the Roosevelt administration, McKinley era themes, and reactions to political leadership. The piece discusses presidential legacy, wartime stance, and public sentiment as the nation contends with leadership transitions. It notes comments on governance, protection, and future policy directions amid historical context.
The Weekly Financial Review discusses shifting Wall Street sentiment as the country awaits a new chief magistrate. It praises Roosevelt's proposed successor and notes expectations for continuity with capable, trained officials and a sober, steady course amid public concerns and political tensions.
A garbled New York World snippet mentions Terra McHinney and Gena as national figures. It references a governor and a president with blurred context, hinting at a tragic or mournful moment surrounding Major McKinley and a plea from a distressed source.
A garbled column discusses public morals, alcohol, and social shifts. It notes crowding theaters, child safety, wedding invitations, fashion, and the aging of traditional manners, with scattered references to football prospects and local entertainments. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse but hints at changing community norms.
A jumble of observations on love art and society contrasts wit and witless remarks about photography masculinity and morality. It critiques romantic clichés and the idea that wealth or beauty determines virtue through brief quips and pithy lines.
A garbled Baltimore style piece lists sayings and reflections on love fate and society. It references a Stanayunk philosopher and various lines about marriage money and social norms. The fragment ends with a line about aging and time.
A fragmentary early 20th century column notes lovesick themes and social reflections on romance. It lampoons sentimental behavior and the bustle around courting, hinting at public tastes and gendered expectations of the era.
An eerie scene unfolds as a lone boatman steers past a window while a girl in stockings trails him. A cigarette, a mysterious spirit, and repeated memories of a vanished child weave through a haunting interlude ending with a sleepless dawn and a song lingering in the air.
Governor Stanley announced a St Lands Fair Commission meeting at the capitol on Tuesday October 1 to review preliminary plans for the Kansas exhibit. Chairman candidate CQ Carpenter of Canada is expected to speak. no detailed exhibit concept yet. Tickets go on sale September 11 to 23, with late sales through September 30.
A Woodstock man credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with purifying his blood and alleviating tiredness after starting the medicine. The ad touts relief from biliousness dyspepsia constipation kidney issues rheumatism catarrh and skin eruptions. It claims the medicine perfects vital processes and urges readers to buy Hood's today.
The illness spanning over a year culminated in Dr C H Guibor’s death at Stormont hospital after an operation for cancer. A Beloit and Topeka physician, he served on the state medical examiners board and traveled extensively. Married to Mrs. Faonle Bross, he lived at 1015 Harrison street after relocating to Topeka in 1890. His death followed a long illness and earlier hints of the obstruction cancer caused.
Dr Guibor a Topeka physician of noted wealth and generosity died after plans for a summer operation at Ludington Michigan. He leaves a wife and two children and had extensive holdings in timber, mining and real estate across Arkansas Illinois and Colorado. Funeral is planned from the Harrison street residence Wednesday.
Officers for the Topeka Desiccating Company were elected at today's directors meeting. Frank Ringhelm was chosen president G Coughlin secretary O Hirbenn treasurer. The firm holds a nine year franchise to dispose of garbage and dead animals in the city.
Theodore Suattinger went to Chicago while James Troutman plays a game at Westmoreland today. Nelson and Supt Frank Nelson clash over Steidtas. Hubbell returns from a southern road trip. Higgins in Topeka. Nelson presents district tax plan tomorrow. Tucker acquitted for Santa Fe break in. Hamlin arrested for assault in Jefferson County. Topelks club to meet to address Dr C H Guibor death and funeral. Hutner murder case delayed. witnesses abroad. State board of talkakd commissioners travel to Concordia oppose rate. St Jos, Mo, return $235 via Santa Fe. tickets on sale Sept 21–25. Bay crop owner wary of auto.
In Topeka district court Judge Hazen sentenced Bilek Slater to ten years and six months at hard labor in the state penitentiary for attempted assault on Lettie Gebrecher. Slater, brought from Atchison with Sheriff Cook and Sheriff Hitt, pleaded guilty after relatives and legal counsel urged leniency. The case followed testimony on injuries and the judge noted the legal minimum and maximum for attempted assault. The defendant showed no emotion as he was led from the courtroom to begin serving the sentence.
Rev. Charles M Sheldon will conduct meetings at First Congregational Church in Denver starting October 2 to raise funds for his social settlement in Topeka.
Prank Berany of Silver Lake was convicted before Justice Disney in Quic land by Assistant Attorney General A. eeenia on two cases. He was found guilty on an old charge for maintaining a nuisance, jailed with an appeal bond set at 500 dollars. He faced eight liquor selling counts with fines totaling 3900 and two days in jail per count. A Silver Lake resident acted as his attorney.
United States circuit court in Phoenix hears foreclosures against multiple defendants across Brown county Wyandotte county and others including Willand Meredith Bodman Wertman Berry Newman Gardner Stebbins Mariner and Waddie among others. Mentions pensions for Kansans and various individuals with scattered county affiliations.
The Burlington Route announces very low summer rates with extensive destinations including Dairy to Colorado Utah and Black Hills. Readers are urged to contact their ticket agent or write for rates and descriptive matter detailing two week trips and rail excursions to Cleveland and Lake Superior resorts from various Midwest points.
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