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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
4
Sporting authorities announce enforcement of a new rule targeting Mick Ing and Rowdylvin amid ongoing disputes. The move aims to curb rule violations and maintain fair play across upcoming events.
World of Sport covers chaotic events as players resist early advantages, with fragmented lines and unclear results. The piece hints at a major athletics meet, conference tensions, and scheduling disruptions amid domestic sport intrigue.
Partial readable note shows minors tested by influential owners or magnates amid a crowded tryout scene. Mentions Cleveland and other vague references hint at early stage talent evaluation, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
The readable fragments reference a mid season sales note tied to baseball and the Philadelphia Phillies. Names and specifics are garbled but imply talk of players, seasons, and a notable team shift or purchase. The text is incomplete, with key details missing or unclear.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous contestants and entries for a big handicap event. The text names many individuals and clubs in a dense, jumbled fashion, referencing judges and various participants with scattered affiliations and scores.
The article lauds Fred Stone with praise from Gentleman Jim Corbett as he performs in New York in April. Critics describe Stone as a clever, swift, and athletic comedian with strong stage presence, noting his quick movements and eye for rhythm.
The article states that President Liginger will appoint a committee to oversee the feature games at St. Louis 1908. Members listed include Barton S Werks of New York, F Sullivan of New York, and John G. Oreensors of St. Louis, with a large group to be selected soon and officials to be chosen for the executive division.
The Millers overpower Western Leagunne in a lively park game at Lrugie park. Key players Marti and the twirling for the Millers shine while Chinn and Deshi Boule contribute. Attendance rises as the St Boule event unfolds on April 6 with fan interest high and teams from Lonia and St. Leute Nations drawing crowds.
The Emporia college baseball scene features coach Withile promoting a strong mix of veterans like Herbert and Mie Teor with many new players. The April 11 season opener against Brethybariin Giligie at Midway marks the start of a packed schedule through June 3 at Emporia with games against Marys College, St Maria, Kansas institutions, and Washburn.
Very low rates to points in Montara as the market adapts to new policy signals. Unclear names and dates limit precise details but the note hints at travel or loan rate shifts impacting the area and broader regions.
In Gardner a violent disturbance left one man dead and another insensible. Marshal Mowland and Mayor Cramer intervened as attackers tried to seize a weapon. the marshal was battered and the suspect was captured. The incident sparked further police action and a city inquiry was postponed.
In Smith Center, the Social 20 Club organizes a new unit called the Huctal Twerita club. Officers listed include President Miz Olive Myers and Vice President Mrs Laura Aldrich. Members named include Mrs Mary Wilred Mrs Gertie Kirkendall Mrs Mollie Crook and many others from Smith Center and nearby towns. The club meets biweekly inviting guests from the Smithbands area for social events and retreats.
The Nor Central ex students association will meet April at Beloit Evie Kan A program follows Friday April 1 at the court house Breil set annual report of secrets and credits Discussed by all members and adjourned After topics a list of committee assignments and future meeting dates were noted The meeting was reported in the Beloit newspaper archive
A fragmentary notice reports a forthcoming event at Prospect on April 6 involving a contracted party seeking participants. The internal efforts and ground work are described as ongoing this week amid unclear details.
Salina April item notes a large building erected by the International Harvester company of Putts Inution. The structure measures 496 feet in width and 70 feet long with 1 foot peet galvan teed. Completion expected in a few days.
The sixth annual meeting of Christian church ministers in Kansas will convene in Emporia starting tonight with three daily sessions through Wednesday. Seminary lectures by Chancellor Frank Strone and Dr W F Richardson are planned along with five lectures by Dr W McGarver on Biblical criticism. About 108 members, mostly teachers, are expected to attend at the First Christian church.
After months of conflict on the Wabash line, an agreement granting 12 percent to firemen and 15 percent to trainmen plus a comprehensive rules overhaul ends the dispute. Officials praise fairness and labor unity, with workers returning to positions once held and rates aligning east and west of the Mississippi.
The Cawker City coursing club announces its first meet for April 23 adjacent to the Watsonia Spruce retort area. Officers listed include President J. A. Lowe and Secretary S. O. W. Robinson. Dogs expected include Reman and California imports. event supports local entertainment and crop concerns.
Washington announces rural free delivery starting July 1 with routes in Linn in Washington county. Routes include 72 miles and population 1,260 with one carrier. In Sale county Neodesia two carriers cover about 5 miles for 1,335 people. New Cambria in Saline county has one carrier on a 5 mile route serving population fa.
Fragmented local notice reports foot and mouth disease concerns in Meridith township blamed on freezing and dirty yards. Veterinarian Dr Z C McCuser and stockman HL Darling assess the outbreak, with notes of prior similar cases and references to county conditions.
An old report describes a patent remedy touted to cure craving for drink and snails, endorsed by a Woman's Christian Temperance group. It notes medical tests, endorsements by officials, and distribution through druggists, with warnings about its dubious efficacy and safety.
April 5 report notes permanent survey of the Winfield and Southern railroad toward Osage and Cherokee lands nearing completion. J W Bitty, who surveyed the Blackwell Enid and Southern route, leads the survey with camps soon moving into the Glaze nation. grades are tight and promoters are encouraged.
Movement to relocate Kansas City Southern railway shops from Pituebure to Joplin is under consideration. The deal, tied to a planned buildout, stalled earlier due to unknown reasons but a 520000 figure is mentioned. Joplin Commercial Club minutes indicate the matter is to be discussed at the next meeting.
The Atchison Santa Fe division trackmen strike ongoing with uncertain duration. Prospects look bright as more apply for raises despite pay disputes. The Santa Fe faces potential wage adjustments across branches amid the labor action. Colorado men receive a raise subject to general approval.
The report covers unions among railroad crews, including conductors, trainmen, and freight workers, with wage percentage increases and upcoming conventions. It notes station duties, retirements, transfers, and repairs to Santa Fe lines, plus a regional gathering of the Brotherhood and related employment shifts across cities.
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