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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
3
The piece details a boxing match where the young fighter, presented as undented by his challenger, asserts his own potential against the reigning champion. The lengthy transcription shows conflict, speculation, and rivals named, with emphasis on the challenger’s claim and the expected outcome.
The report outlines a probable Corbett and Yanger match planned before the Fan Erie Club with negotiations showing readiness to fight in Port Ext. Pollock and others discuss arrangements, with betting and venue details hinted, while fans await official confirmation and dates.
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for swollen feet and fatigue. It claims relief from corns, soreness, and discomfort, urging readers to try the product and mentions its availability through Deveeisty and Show in New York.
A 19th century Minnesota trial excerpt details a family with alleged religious mania and coercive control. The wife and children faced alleged abuse as the husband’s religious fervor shaped daily life. witnesses described coercive practices, deprivation, and fear within the household. The proceedings touch on family strain, legal scrutiny, and broader social concerns about religious excess and domestic impact.
The notice describes White Ribbon Remedy as a cure for cravings and appetite control with claimed testimonials. It lists supposed ingredients and mentions distribution and testing by Mr. Kennedy and others, with contact details including 218 Fremont Street and Druegeist, $33.
In Stockton on April 1 the Northwest Kansas Conference announced assigned pastors and presiding elders across multiple districts. Names include J. Lesprood, Grant Mung, A. J. Goud, W. A. Pierre, and M. J. Mumfort, with several posts to be supplied by appointed leaders and evangelists. Stations span Salina, Concordia, Belleville, and Clay and Osage counties, detailing circuit coverage and upcoming replacements.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a yard, a dog, fences, and a pup. It appears to describe actions about a dog possibly being killed or restrained, with references to towns and places. The text is garbled and lacks coherent names, dates, or events.
A jury in Kansas City awards $10,000 damages to W J Little against the Metropolitan Street Railway company for injuries suffered when conductor ignored a stop signal at Fifth and Main. Little, returning from Westport, was struck by a conductor while attempting to exit the car, losing his left ear in the incident. The suit was brought by Attorneys Relie and Freeman and argued by Woods & Frye.
Fort Scott Kansas April report of a wedding ceremony halted mid service when the bride, influenced by parental opposition, refused to marry. The justice had begun pronouncing the vows as the father objected and attempted to prevent the union. The groom faced an obligation and the couple's plans to marry were disrupted amid family confrontation.
Emporia Kansas April 8 A marshal is arrested after a shooting in Council Grove where a prisoner was killed. The court tentatively issues warrants as county officials refuse to act. A separate note reports a church meeting and a fire wrecking the Arkansas City Opera House with partial losses.
A letter from Ley of Mercow Idaho describes relief after taking Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills and Dr Miles Renegex Mass. The writer and husband suffered headaches and sleeplessness from nervous strain and say the remedies lessen attacks and restore nerves. They offer to share their experience with others and request Dr Miles medical book.
Witnesses describe a motive to rob the deceased Jackson of money kept in the house. The murdered man’s widow testified that Tinian knew of the funds and their location. The state argues the second shot aimed at Uriah through the wall as the killer watched from the window. The trial resumes with further testimony expected.
Near Arkansas City a hundred farmers plan expansion of beet culture. At the urging of the Business Men's club, one hundred have agreed to plant large tracts with beets along the Arkansas river bottom. If irrigation is available, beet raising will be encouraged. otherwise a treet of land will be irrigated.
Lyon county farmer Jonathan W. Osborne died last fall leaving a $100 estate. Heirs accused others of trying to alter the will with rumors of a new executor and threats to divide property differently. Local notes mention court actions, a bid to appoint an executor, and related community items.
An 1890s testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound as a life changing tonic. A woman from Winter, California describes severe headaches fatigue and bowel issues ending after using multiple bottles. The letter urges readers to trust the remedy and its public health benefits.
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