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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
4
An old advertisement extols Kodol digestive products claiming rapid relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort. It asserts that Kodol nourishes the nervous system and brain while easing gas and stomach strain, promising improved health and vitality from continued use.
A San Bernardino correspondent reports Jim Aria Hay visiting major shop sites in Chicago, Minneapolis, St Paul, and Pennsylvania operations. He praises Topeka and Santa Fe shops as superior, noting plant quality and ductile materials. comments on the company's long-running excellence and widespread admiration.
The Western Union Company sues in a U S circuit court centered in Philadelphia and Baltimore, alleging interference with its telegraph wires and traffic. The suit, filed in the Pennsylvania circuit, seeks relief under a contract dispute about specific railroad routes and maintenance of transmission lines.
A recorded session notes no Keene representatives at a Louisville meeting of Southern Pacific stakeholders. J Fe Weitvde and A Himphreys spoke for the Harriman faction while Harley T Ballard served as secretary. The court order and ensuing resolution were discussed, with Kenne party moving that the meeting proceed.
Unclear notes describe Gen. undlard urging a vote on directors after a US court ruling, with mentions of securities, property, and negotiations. Report cites Mr Yonksm and Mr Milnes, noting no strike on Santa Fe Road and that Childress lacks shops, while noting railway connections and regional tensions.
Santa Fe will erect a new storehouse north of the off building in San Bernardino costing about 15000. The structure will be 400 feet long and 70 feet wide with a 50 foot wide hall and offices, featuring a broad west end and standard brick walls.
A company guards a famous arch under the Petrified Forest bridge after a long period of danger. Workers from the plant have hurried repairs to prevent collapse amid vandalism and material losses. The effort preserves a notable natural curiosity of the West.
The article notes Andrew Park being assigned as Chief Clerk to Master Mechanic Harlow at the Santa Fe division in Los Angeles. It mentions Park’s past role, a trip to Argentina, and various staff movements as the Santa Fe operations refresh leadership and duties across the West Coast divisions.
A sensational medical claim from the Altenheim Medical Dispensary promises a one night hair growth cure. The ad touts a Cemipoteic method that allegedly regrows hair on all heads, with free trial packages offered to readers who mail a stamped request.
Rumpled OCR fragment references Washington and Topeka, mentions Harvey depot posting, Walter James, and Walter Cunningham, with scattered names like Jessy and Delongine. Notes a strike, hospital embezzlement sentencing, and a grand jury hearing, all in a patchwork of dates and places.
The funeral of Mrs Porter drew a vast assembly at the De Berry church in Paris with French officials led by Madame Loubet and Foreign Minister Delcasse, plus ambassadors from Britain and the United States. Interment details followed in a private mortuary chapel before shipment to America.
Maj Anderman outlines Rotent tipanhe pyra stions for the May festival. Merchants of Tepels back the event, promoting local trade and inviting customers. A special train from Nordice-De Brexke-Duse corridor is planned, with outbound from Orton at 6 pm and return to Topeka. The event runs May 6 to 10 with various meetings and conventions, hotel rate inquiries rising as crowds expect.
Jeavenworth Kan April 8 Thomas Gatnes a millitary convict serving 45 years in Fort Leavenworth for manslaughter. Gatnes filed habeas corpus alleging illegal punishment after being moved from Philippines Alcatras to Leavenworth. The court martial previously found guilt but the reviewing authority reviewed confinement.
Johanna Dupree seeks custody in a court action regarding the child. The proceedings involve Clay Nester and the Zanahie family, with references to the court hearing and disputed parenting arrangements.
Colorado Springs competitor Garrett of Garretts wins high score at Lake entry contest in St. Joseph Missouri. April event features 209 birds in the Missouri Time Fish Protection show segments.
Folin Olver of Philadelphia narrates a startling illness account. The patient describes pallor and weakness with back pain and tongue issues, receiving various remedies for weeks. After three weeks of treatment, the person reports being a well man and urges others to try the method.
A vintage advert claims thousands suffer kidney disease without knowing it and describes symptoms like back pain, painful urination, and swelling. It touts Warner's Kidney Cure as a proven treatment, citing testimonials from men and women who recovered after use and urging readers to send a urine sample for analysis.
The advert touts Safe Cure as a remedy for weak kidneys and bladder inflammation, claiming it purifies and strengthens organs and is pleasant to take. It warns against dubious kidney cures filled with sediment and odor and promotes Warner's Safe Fills to aid bowel movements and a speedy cure.
County commissioners approve a steel bridge over Mission Creek near the old and new Diver Somes road between Junctionity, with an 83 foot span. Arthur Maguer note last year that maneuvers involved about 10,000 men, and officials discuss safety and future construction costs.
Fort Riley in April may house 12 to 14 new servicemen as the army plans for a 25,000 person expansion. The proposed increase would affect regimental formations and the unit mix, with a ratio of one to three. the exact numbers and timing remain under review.
St. Joseph baseball club announces management changes with Wiekiing as head, Franie St. Livan as paving owners chief, and possible releases of Nettael and M Shine. Three new players expected to join on Saturday as part of ongoing reshuffling.
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