This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
5
A damaged text describes Extha session and treaty issues with references to President Pyt hon of Caba. Fallout and public debate arise as supporters push for Meaty approval while observers note campaign activity and media coverage.
Report cites upcoming voting across Cleveland and Cincinnati amid party activity. Mentions Republican and Democratic lines, reform calls, and national implications. Notes Cleveland and Cincinnati polling dynamics, city campaigns, and anticipated shifts, with references to St Louis and Chicago as comparative contexts.
A garbled miscellany of names, places, and fragments follows a wandering narrative about travel, politics, and culture. It mentions travelers, authors, museums, and a mix of quoted or overheard remarks, creating a patchwork portrait of a restless, observational style with scattered references to people and events.
A fragment notes a condition described as fatigue linked to spring issues. It speaks of signs alleging blood impurities and bodily warnings, mentioning a persona named ingarardo and a benchtone remedy context. The garbled text suggests a medical or health warning typical of early 20th century writing.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilia and Pills as tonics that cleanse the blood improve complexion and restore energy. It claims to renew strength and help sleep, with testimonials from Mrs. CM Moor of Gilead Core indicating cure of scrofula and overall health benefits.
A garbled, OCR like传 text references a university graduate, legal actions, a rich man in Col- Sees, and a range of scattered topics from a county or city scene. Mentions Lawrence, Chancellor Strang, Apple program, and a presidential visit with a Seabee unit, along with scattered local names and events.
A garbled narrative from a period newspaper discusses a range of social scenes including women readers, a widow with children, a father and gun, and a rural tale of Platte County. The piece quotes a mix of dialogue and reflective vignettes, with references to letters, literature, and everyday struggles, reflecting local concerns and moral tones of the era.
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt is patient with local committees and squabbles as he plans a western tour. The president opposes factional exploitation and insists discussions with the public remain nonpolitical, noting no campaign in sight this year and no need for urgent action to secure support.
The piece discusses trust influence and the role of the Supreme Court of Allied Armies in shaping policy. It notes approvals by Mrs. Sourk’s censorial authority and concerns about artillery control of essential goods, reflecting tensions between corporate power and regulatory action.
Seattle reports a telegraphic line planned to connect Nome on Bering Sea with the continental network. The route begins near Nome and runs through Beattie Vancouver Ashcroft Dawson and Nome using Canadian Pacific and U S systems. A January 34 dated segment arrived March 22 and the much anticipated line could cost about five dollars per ten words with long transmission times expected.
In Kearney on April 2 the Seventh Republican convention results show the majority voting for fatmd over Smith, with Pitherwine in the Wailot war as turcaeust.
A scooter mishap occurred on West Fifth Street as a McKinnie party driving toward the semifinals collided with a horse drawn carriage. The horse bolted past street cars near the public square, snapping a hitch rope and causing minor injuries to none of the occupants.
In New York a tiny shop at 438 Sixth Avenue houses Alyaher van Gelder who calls it Little Art Shints. The two foot by a few inch space holds his painting tools, a small box of pencil, a chair, and a writing tab. Visitors meet the artist at work with little stock or extras, the scene crowded by the close confines and the perfumed air of creativity.
John Cudahy files in the District Court a petition for removal of Thomas E P McGovern as receiver of the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company alleging bias and improper ties to the holding company and seeking a halt to the receiver’s actions in the case filed in Trenton New Jersey with potential sanctions and future hearings noted.
A planned presidential tour outlines daily stops from April through June crossing numerous states and cities. The itinerary includes Cinnabar, Montana. Alliance, Nebraska. Des Moines and Keokuk, Iowa. Hannibal, Missouri. St Louis. Topeka. Denver. Santa Fe. Los Angeles region. Seattle. Spokane. and many more, with dates showing extensive nationwide travel and regrouping across multiple regions. The schedule lists towns, dates, and key transit points, highlighting a broad, multi-state campaign or official tour.
A violent incident in Monterey Texas on April 2 left seven dead and many wounded when a 1,500 strong mob supporting General Bernardine Beret confronted authorities over a governor race. Police fired on the crowd as unrest erupted at Kasem Plaza amid calls to "Destroy Gen Reyes."
A worker named William Ashby was seriously injured in the Santa Fe yards when a switch lever struck him in the stomach as he opened the switch for a shifting engine. He could not lock the lever before the engine moved, causing internal injuries.
Local notice announces the Topeka Teams club will meet at the room of the Topia Whistelin Saurney in the evening, instead of the scheduled time, due to vacancies and administrative arrangements for April district court duties and related venue concerns.
Registration tallies show First Ward at 3.76 percent this year with Second Ward at 4 253 and 4 090. Third Ward women comprise two thirds of the total, while overall figures reflect a slight decrease after correction. A law and order meeting for women is planned at Lincoln Port hall to discuss election procedures and ballot preparation. Mrs White counters that her remarks were made to Rev. Finch and not at a church political meeting.
A riot erupted in Milen as about a hundred socialists protested against Michiel Goetz, a Russian figure visiting Napies. The mob gathered near the Tassin conglates area, shouting threats and pushing forward in the street.
A confrontation outside the consulate led to a broken flag and a police officer sustaining injuries. Four men were arrested as tensions flared amid the protest.
In Solo the situation shows more promise as leaders meet officials. General Davly aims to stabilize Jolo island and a conference with the sultan is planned. The government seeks a stable Moro policy, while reform is urged and punishments for certain crimes remain limited.
Chanute hosts news of a major deal selling the Fiydraulic Brick Company plant to a St Louis group, poised to create the largest brick manufacturer in the United States. Details include potential price, local investment, Kansas City ties, and expected early operations plus Rural Free Delivery expansion notices.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.