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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
5
The Topeka State Journal reports a day’s telegraph recap from the Associated Press with broad market and policy notes. It cites Dewey era trust questions, bank surpluses, and government pledges while noting carious stock and steel industry figures alongside agricultural optimism and arterial roadwork plans.
A fragmented OCR render from a Kansas area paper mentions various local items including court mentions, religious events, a cemetery memorial, misprinted place names, and ambitious schemes. It notes towns like Salina and Atchison, recalls school boys and civic groups, and references a parade car incident and a charity trust formation amid irregular spellings and garbled phrases.
A fragmented Sunday column discusses gender roles, church life, and social mores. It references a preacher scolding abusive behavior, church scenes on Easter, and contrasts male bravado with female restraint. The piece touches on aging workers, motherhood, and advice columns urging prudence in relationships.
April 1 report says a genuine cowboy breakfast and country entertainment will welcome President Roosevelt during his trip through Hugo. Preparations note crowds gathering early, with local cowboys to participate, as organizers await official receipts before confirming details. The Lorimer–Rurimrirow election case extends habeas corpus, with Powell, Tras Jaded, and others sentenced pending further action. The public hearing is set for April 2.
A prominent figure discussed arranging champagne purchases for a Newport colony feast in New York before maritime talks. He sought indirect counsel to avoid direct blame and asked Mrs. Neilson, mother of the bride, to handle arrangements, while she expressed surprise and firm counsel.
In New York on April 11 rare book auctions drew high bids for Americana and poetry. Poe, Whittier, Longfellow, and Milton editions topped records with prices from $106 to $410 as collectors snapped up century-old titles and rare two-volume sets.
Wealthy Charles J. Smith purchases a large jewelry assortment including watches and diamonds after years of wandering. He remarks on the purchase and mentions upcoming marriage plans to Mrs Timothy. The event marks a notable shift in his fortunes and social life.
Police arrest a manager linked to a Gat Rich Quick concern in Chica Avsi. The Montenegra Laney and Investment calyp 3 faces scrutiny amid a scam tied to lottery tickets and printing certificates. Suspect held then released on bail.
Governor Bailey appoints members to the Kansas National Guards detailing Hughes M Philige of Topeka as captain and others in companies I and A. The report notes multiple officers, lieutenants, and a surprising link: two brothers among the new appointees who previously served in the Philippines.
Mrs. Ida Carisco of 625 Lake Street died from brain illness at age 54 this morning. The funeral is set for 2 p.m. at her residence with burial at Turlingaine cemetery. A separate funeral for Hoteird Scharster fence was held at 9 a.m. today with Frank Tt Sittsartien officiating. City Attorney Spencer dismissed five nuisance cases against Robert Pin, all brought by Chief Donetun within the past week.
Local note describes a civic gathering with attendees arriving in Topeka for a notable event. Mentions include Sheriff Swendenburg preparing to move, new property purchases near Washburn College, and an executive committee meeting set for an afternoon clocking in. Unclear details reflect damaged OCR.
In New Orleans on April 15 the National Association of Manufacturers declares principles on labor and employer relations. It asserts right to organize without interference, rejects forced wages and illegal boycotts, and pledges opposition to any anti labor measures not aligned with these fundamentals.
The article reports an appeal in a murder case involving Singleton unhappy with an eight year term. It recounts courtroom proceedings, references to a trial, and mentions various officials and succession plans as outcomes unfold.
Miss Alice Bailey of Atlanta credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her ovarian inflammation and avoiding surgery after three years of severe pain. Avice Damar, also of Atlanta, echoes the benefit describing weight gain and restored health after two bottles. The ad-wrapped testimony highlights lower side tenderness, heat, and shooting pains as symptoms.
In Cincinnati on April 15 a formal referendum will be held on merging Methodist publishing houses. The move affects major depots in New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston San Francisco Pittsburgh Detroit and Kansas City with New York and Chicago expected to stay pivotal hubs.
Miss Neil Garland, daughter of Ed Garland, eloped with Harry Frasier and married in Columbus Kansas after leaving Carthage. The couple traveled under the pretense of visiting friends, then wed as a traveling salesman’s wife. The groom’s family reportedly resided in Iowa.
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A Leavenworth waterworks dispute over franchise bonds and city bonds reaches the Supreme Court. The water company seeks remedy after bonds issuance and the city faces legal action. the case awaits further court consideration.
In Minneapolis on April 4 a candidate named Ervin Kerr was found guilty of murder and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The report notes a claimant withdrawing to leave a clear field for Democratic candidates.
A Gould traffic official praised Mr. AL Bird after recent discussions, stating Bird did not value chances and that efforts would be made to retain business and improve service. The piece notes Bird’s long associations with Wabash and Missouri Pacific, plus personnel ties, and mentions a social dance event and a Knights of Pythias hall notice in St Louis, with Steinberg's orchestra performing.
Ungrammatical OCR fragment reports a man named Tedder charged with mayhem regarding a nose biting incident. The victim identified as David Valentine of Sel is described as near the scene, with chaotic garbled terms referencing a trader and a strike event.
Washburn faces disruption as two key players Tom Warner and John Jobeson were added to the traveling squad but their status caused trouble. The College of Emporia reportedly refused to meet Washburn because of the suspensions. Baker declined to play Monter, while Ottawa University offered no objection to a Tuesday game with Washburn.
A partial notice reports an auction of slot machine privileges in Welch WV for one year. The council accepted a bid of $3,000 from BL Chambers. The notice mentions attendance at a social dance at K. Pf and lists bidders and locations with limited readable details.
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