Men and Boys Shoes in Lace and Buckle Styles
Classified ad item offers men's and boys not specified sizes in lace, congress, buckle and button shoe styles. Leather pairs priced at 69 cents each.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
8
Classified ad item offers men's and boys not specified sizes in lace, congress, buckle and button shoe styles. Leather pairs priced at 69 cents each.
The Ringlings circus arrived in Topeka four hours late yet ran two regular performances without omitting features. Rain did not deter spectators and about four thousand attended the afternoon show while six thousand filled the evening performance. The circus boasted over 900 employees and 500 horses with the Nelson family as a star act. The show finally got underway in Topeka and departed on schedule this morning.
Real estate transfers include Wall to FY W Bramley for 1500 dollars, a lot and half of lot 113 West Street in William addition, and other transfers. Ottawa County reports a promising coal seam opening with a potential iron pyrites content, plus KEU Lawrence election results and patents granted to Kansans. Charles Krenbiel and Whitney yearlings are noted as part of a larger interest in racing. a Populist caucus is mentioned in Oaklane.
A Rimpatch dispatch from St Petersburg reports a blaze at a Verba barn near Moscow during a wedding. A cigarette started the fire, causing panic. In about 15 minutes more than 100 guests perished from suffocation or burns and many were seriously injured as women and children were trampled.
Sept 4 An appeal from Generals Botha DeWet and Delarey asks Europe and America for charitable contributions to assist the ruined Boer nation after the war. They note 30,000 houses burned, villages destroyed, and widespread misery, and urge coordinated relief and education funds for orphans and widows.
United States Marine units arrive by Panther at Colon and Panama City to bolster security. Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin R. Russell commands three companies quartered at the railroad station, with an eight-man unit aboard the Pacific Mail deck in Colon to guard daily trains.
The Crawford theater showcases Alphonse and Gaston this Saturday matinee and evening with favorable notices. A Gambler's Daughter plays Thursday night. The melodrama promises thrills and sensations with dramatic plot and strong performances.
An American woman living in Munich shares how coffee worsened her health yet Postum Food Coffee eased dyspepsia and nerves. Her physician linked coffee to her problems, and after trying substitutes her symptoms improved before she reluctantly returned to coffee.
A mixed Topeka roundup notes on local visits by Detroit and Topeka figures, upcoming club meetings, a new weekly paper launch, and a grand fall sport and public works scene. Government energy, weather station tours, and railroad shop tensions appear alongside social notices, theater ads, and pending court matters.
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