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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
6
Fragmented report claims Fairig’s bricks are gold, silver or unknown, with Patric as alleged talent. Items allegedly from Kauess Shale, some bricks later tested, unclear proportion of gold and silver. Mention of Portar, Tabernlogint, Paul Marton, Ripley and others, with confiscation or repackaging context and possible shipments or escorts.
Unclear scribbled text recounts a Morrison related court matter with references to a justice system and a proceeding at Santa Fe involving a Pettimond and a Dunshier Sonsini. The legible fragments imply a rehearing or renewed focus on a prior incident and the Orient reset context.
Fragmented text reflects a wartime oration praising Union heroes, valor, and sacrifice. It mentions General Sherman, Secretary of War and Lincoln era themes of devotion, national unity, and the enduring spirit of Americans who died for the nation.
Inaugural Handicap at St Louis features a free stir event May 2 with weights listed for many entrants. Strong odds favor Pendleton and Cheruaue while several horses show limited chances to start.
Police log recounts a Sunday disturbance on East Fifth and nearby streets involving multiple men, one Turner seeking a warrant for a stranger. Officers arrest a man named Senke, who claims involvement with a charity drive and home missionary work. the incident touches on donations and community figures.
In the west part of town, Jenks solicited subscriptions and gave conflicting stories about the purpose. He claimed money was for a widow’s rent, also stating work for the City Charities association and missionary society. Police may not prosecute but will seek suspension of his operations.
J R Koontz named chief clerk in the Santa Fe freight department succeeding Cook. He previously served as chief tariff clerk in the office of the assistant general freight agent. Marsh succeeds Nia as chief tariff clerk. Appointments effective immediately at Santa Fe general offices.
Beuzetta the horse that earned $21,000 and later sold for $17,500 has died at Beuzetta farm. Bred by Hy Ayers in Kentucky, she was four years old and suffered typhoid pneumonia. Her sale to Peter Durveau and W E J Stokes followed a Kentuckian triumph, and she had sired foals including Pateben Wilkes.
The Topeka column lists Easter millinery arrivals at local shops, church Holy Week activities at the Church of the Good Shepherd, catechism and confirmations, and social notes. It records visits, home moves, and a Topeka cemetery funeral, with names such as Mrs Courtney and Mr and Mrs STA Wine.
In a Wichita Eagle report amid political intrigue, alleged machination over Seventh district nomination is linked to the Wietus Independent Telephone directors and a Newman editorial flare. The piece details conspiracy fears, dairy experts, and plan outlines for a public exposition including livestock classifications and milk processing oversight.
An afternoon gathering aimed to inspect departmental books and accounts before turnover to the new administration. Rumors say the committee will justify past fees and address alleged misuses, with residents suspecting funds flowed to private pockets or a campaign treasury. The public exaction policy may be examined and officials questioned.
Plans outline dairy quality demonstrations for cattle at the fair. Regulatory rules for a dairy exhibit are being formulated. Breeder representatives have been invited to showcase herds and practical milk and butter production under specified conditions. Chief Coburn notes cooperation issues with cattle organizations.
A dispatch from Tabor Iowa reports the cottage used as John Brown's Underground Railroad headquarters has burned. The piece ties the site to Brown's anti slavery actions and the Harpers Ferry uprising.
Southwest Rock Island agency advertises trips to growing Old Mexico with cheap rates and round trip tickets. Full details and tests available from nearest Rock Island agent.
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