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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
9
Fragmentary text lists names and phrases related to a Third Ward council race. The readable portions mention candidates like Neid and Naib, plus references to meetings, committees, and local governance. The incomplete OCR yields no clear results on outcomes or definitive participation.
Mrs Abernathy’s husband receives a cuticle dressing from her during a medical episode at their Leavenworth home. The incident involves Dr Perkitts and others, with Abernathy’s condition prompting a public notice about an operation and the ongoing investigation into the events surrounding the wound care. The report notes a recent social visit, a referenced physician, and a timeline including the patient’s spouse and nearby witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hurss Waterhouse String and Heo Frances with other names such as Api Genarice Pat terete and Mt. Laiute. References to battles, households, and various individuals appear, but the text is garbled and many entities are unclear. The piece reads like scattered proper nouns and places without coherent narrative.
At a staff meeting the Washburn Review discusses changing the editor selection from faculty and student body to merit based criteria. The draft constitution outlines a system to appoint editors by a committee, aiming to reduce discord and ensure tenure through junior year work and demonstrated experience.
A fragmented note describes a varied public performance with humor and theatre figures. It mentions Mr De Soushet and The Mus fein Mte, praising their comedy and naming cast members Leslie Moroses, Scuvemay, Lous Fours, Lo 1 Viatwe, Cae Ostrand, Leta Shaw Pic Fale, and Violet Mitton. City ticket office at 125 Runeds avenue handles sales.
Atts Pewitt C Nelli and others attended a compliment to Mrs Gurvey retiring provident of the city federation of Women’s clubs at the Nellis residence. The gathering honored the retiring executive board with resolutions. Guests included Miss Bates, Miss Gessié Bates, and Miss Anna Marie Nellis.
A disrupted Mississippi town faces loss of a mayor as a proposed charter change stalls. Lawmakers debate eligibility rules and population thresholds while residents seek guidance on next steps amid evolving city governance.
A National Biscuit Company appeal recounts the invention of the Uneeda Biscuit and the In-er-seal Package that keeps crackers fresh. It notes 300 million packages consumed and invites readers to choose Uneeda over stale crackers in a bold, period voice.
On the eve of elections in towns like Jomes towntier concerns arise over missing sections about officer elections. Republicans may exploit the issue to overrule the ballot and extend Mayon Craddock’s term, prompting calls for a legal fix by Abert In the law.
Record shows Joseph Griley denied charges from friends of S. Mt Hoar that the East Eighth paving proposal failed due to Griley actions. Officials note December meeting favored paving. later protests raised objections by property owners.
Mr and Mrs Charles Shelton plan a westward speaking tour starting about May in California. The trip, likely five to six weeks, will include a series of addresses along the Pacific coast. Shelton has accepted invitations to deliver the series, with his departure to be arranged soon.
A Havana dispatch reports an encyclical read on Palm Sunday by Archbishop Chappelle urging religious reforms in Cuba. It outlines reorganized dioceses including Pinar del Rio and Clentfuero, places Porto Rico under Rome, calls clerics to avoid politics, and plans provincial council after new bishops are appointed.
The price for printing ballots jumps to six dollars per thousand from five, with Jugeling and others noting extra costs for counting and folding. The Hall Company invoice covers about 10600 ballots and related items, including envelopes, lamination, and delivery charges, amid questions about legality of added fees and per thousand surcharges.
A Clifton Avenue Line collision in Newark on February 19 caused deaths and injuries. The engine driver Barcliffe is said to be physically recovered but mentally unsettled, imagining voices and events linked to a cat. He remains under care near the hospital entrance as officials review the incident.
The text references a statue of St Michael with colored cloak and danger signaling red cape. It mentions a verdict not reached, a murder or suicide note, and names such as Mabel Townend and Mrs Fy Naheends tied to events at Alcazar theater in San Francisco. Multiple garbled details suggest a sensational crime narrative with implied death on a doorstep and related figures. the piece reads as a fragmented, era-appropriate newspaper snippet.
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