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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
6
A fragmentary society page details a Topeka social event with attendees including Mrs Barker Mr Keiser and Mrs Chase. It notes a concert and dancing at a Topeka venue with performances by Anne Wynn and Gracie toward, plus remarks on attendance by local figures and various households.
A Washington dispatch reports agriculture department experts noting that the pith complexing observed in youths in trials with cure food arises from blood chemistry changes rather than drug effects. They emphasize no drugs were added and purity from impurities is pursued, with dangers of adulteration noted.
In Philadelphia the NL season opener was postponed due to weather. The readable text mentions We Have Heston as their Wipen ots, Irene Horner, Soprano, and a Valerie studio schedule from 10 to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm, though details are fragmented.
Lincoln Neb April 1 The boldest railroad move in Nebraska history is the three trunk lines plan by the Gould interests of Missouri Pacific. The routes start at Virginia Neb then split toward Beatrice Denver and a northern branch into Nebraska and Dakota wheat regions. A new town near Plato in Saline county will host a junction with a branch to the north and a Denver route to the west.
A Topeka note invites local automobile owners to participate in the May 9 parade honoring the Commercial Travelers. Major Anderson and J. St. Pads ett urge about 50 carriages and a royal escort, with a meeting at the National Hotel and further cooperation from all auto owners.
In Wat er A Wood Mowing and Reaping Machinery works Apes M4 the piece work rate rises 10 percent in every department and day wages gain 10 cents. Officials cite labor demand elsewhere fueling prosperity. Also Des Moines defeats Chicago 3 to 1 in a cold Tuesday game, pitched by Bar ty and Flaherty, with Des Moines outhitting Chicago and timely hits sealing the win.
The campaign to legalize betting on horse racing in the state faced a Senate showdown after the House approved a measure. Senator Grady offered a GOP plan that failed amid party-line opposition as the bill unraveled. Dr F A Koester of 515 Kansas Ave is noted in the eve notices.
Frank Cecile, former ally of Shan Kil tick, testifies in the James Huard murder trial, corroborating Calton, Broughton, Golden and others on a conspiracy to kill Governor Goebel. He recalls plans to hire a killer from the mountains, and talks of payments and promises involving Caleb Powers and Governor Taylor. He also mentions Youtsey and related campaign funds.
Ta Crosse Wisconsin April 19 Unclear text reports Milne Par king representing the colored population of Tan Crosses county presenting him with an award. He is described as the first colored judge of Wir conde and perhaps the only ex slave elected judge in the United States. Born into a small population, his early life and Civil War service are sketched.
Chicago on April 15 Michael White, noted whistler and police official, sues the city for damages claiming loss of power to whistle after being injured in a streetcar accident. Muscles used to produce his whistle were damaged and cheeks cut. Too Wet for Bail at St Louis. Opening game postponed to tomorrow due to rain grounds.
In Kincardine a U S Consul presented President Roosevelt issued medals to Canadian citizens who saved the crew of the American schooner Ant Marie after it wrecked near Kincardine. Four rescuers boarded the crippled craft during a perilous night operation, hauling the crew to safety as waves overwhelmed the boat.
Philadelphia April 15 Leet Philadelphia American League game scheduled for today was cancelled due to rain. Ordinary hourshot accidents have no terrors with a bottle of Jr. Thomas Eclectic Oil in the medicine chest for burns cuts bruises sprains and instant relief. Union Pacific railroad.
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