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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1902

Page

8

Ottawa Bands Stand In National Guard Controversy

Ottawa Republic reports on the First regiment band of the Kansas National Guard resisting Fort Riley encampment orders. Members face possible dishonorable discharges and loss of jobs, while Adjutant General Fox enacts mustering out and honors unband leaders Gormly and Felix. The piece notes economic strain, state pay, and the potential naming of a new regimental band.

Ottawa Republic Fort Riley Emporia Company Ottawa Heya Toreka Nate O Gormly Fox Metcalf W. P. Felix Fort Huey Adjutant General

New Bank for Topeka Organizes With 300000 Capital

Shawnee State bank capitalized at 300000 organized Wednesday afternoon in North Topeka with Thomas Page leading. Officers elected include President Thomas Pate Vice President D D Halloway Secretary and C Elmore. Mollie Allen of South Fork Kentucky claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets prevented cholera morbus attacks.

Shawnee State Bank Topeka Thomas Page North Topeka Shaene County Thomas Pate D. D. Halloway C. Elmore Mollie Allen South Fork

Resolution to Probe the Situa tion Adopted in Topeka City Council

Topeka city council adopts a resolution directing the judiciary committee to investigate actions of Mayor Albert Parker and the Democratic administration. Council members Swendson and Gifley clash over the speech, with Swendson reading a scathing, accusatory indictment. The vote on the resolution ends in a party-line split, and related city items on garbage reduction, paving petitions, and personnel matters are noted amid a busy meeting.

Swensho Neeros Medias Parker Swendton Topeka Judiciary Committee Irum Doles Thomas Jefferson Albert BUBIN Coluram Ti Louis Schneider United States Garbage Reduction Company Committee On Health and Elforn Itis Wallace Carrie ‘Chapman Catt Wan Han Whitlaw Andrew Whitlaw L._Keener-Stewart Fai Kanaan Avenir McNall Tooeka Amos Postal Tadisus Washburn Kanaan Ottawa University Swendson Max Mier Rock Island Chicago Polk Street Huntoon Fourteenth Stanley John Fall Syracuse William A. Smith Walker Colorado Springs Col John D. Norton W. A.thompson Charles I. Short Downins Chanute American ON and Gan Company

SOUR BREAD A Doctor’s Grape Nuts Letter

A Barron physician shares a health note on stomach trouble from sour bread and wrong food. He describes weighing 346 pounds, prior to using Grape-Nuts and Postum, with acid dyspepsia and indigestible bread bits resolved by four teaspoons of Grape-Nuts at each meal plus Postum guidance.

Barron Ifwane

Arizona Kicker and the Kicker's Eye on Lane Jack

A gnarled Arizona missive from the Kicker laments editors, praises Brother Watkins, and mocks rivals while reporting gold finds, political backroom talk, a minor office quarrel, a fire damage note, and a dig at statehood skeptics. It lampoons officials, proclaims circulation honesty, and riffs on local legends and a bear incident in Given dam Gulch.

The Sprinting Roach Mint Band Event Review

A fragmentary item notes a sprinting event and a band performance linked to a fall from grace with unclear connections. Named entities are sparse due to damaged text, but the piece hints at a sporting or entertainment sequence involving a performer or team and a possible incident.

There is a weak spot in every man's armour

A garbled passage describes a race challenge where a small creature declares it can run faster, while a larger opponent contends with a strange ground setup. Confused imagery evokes a test of speed and choice, ending with a moral about vulnerability in everyone.

Denverers LUNGERS and Labor Strife Across Cities

Fragmented OCR notes describe harsh labor conditions and strikes in Denver and Butte with references to miners, lumber workers, and Chinese carpenters. Accounts mention a monster benefit for Pennsylvania miners, urging intervention by President McDonald of the American Labor union, and reports on wages and working conditions in Tacoma docks amid dockside tensions.

Jack Crawford Butte Mont Pennsylvania President McDonald American Labor Union William Amanity Tacoma Wash Atren Tacome Park Whampoa Dock Company Orient

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