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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment reports on political unrest and party dynamics with mentions of Yankee Donte and Conn states, a Connecticut man waving hood candles, and Missouri and Cleveland faction tensions. The piece references reform talk, inspection efforts, and calls for honest oversight amid party maneuvering.
The piece critiques alleged sham inspections tied to union interests and editorial framing by the Washing- Veet Pom. It questions enforcement bias, legal reach, and the handling by institutions amid calls for reform and vigilance against manipulation.
Fragmented OCR text from a Conway area page reports varied items including local personalities, court and marriage notes, birthday mentions, a divorce case, and odd anecdotes. The readable parts mention Shake Abilene, Ottawa, Durando, and Horton, plus jailed couples and a striking incident, but details are garbled and many proper names are uncertain.
A newspaper item reports Benedict sustained severe injuries in a boating accident Saturday night. He remains unconscious with both feet reportedly damaged and one knee likely affected. Doctors and officials close to the scene describe the crash as serious and ongoing.
Unclear OCR text notes a dispute regarding uniforms for a Georgia state event. Mentions governors, staff, and groups connected to the Serrang Cavern Bailey and Set Shas. Details are fragmentary but indicate tension over proper attire and state expectations.
Leavenworth court orders restraining the striking box makers from interfering with business at the OhHE Ht. Coll paper box company of Kanser City Kansas. The case concerns workers striking in Rinema City and Topeka with a temporary restraining order upheld.
After three hours of discussion the Topeka Federation of Women voted overwhelmingly to cooperate with the Topeka Commercial Club in a joint club house, with only four clubs opposing unconditionally and most others not represented. Delegates plan further meetings to finalize details and funding.
A fragment indicates the chub house committee with Brs. Egotaient as chairmen authorized to present a B report of the vote to the Com terela! club and the fednestion swath for the next step.
Washington April 22 reports indicate the Postmaster General Bristow is directing an investigation into postal supply abuses. The inquiry cites complaints nationwide about department purchases and handling at post offices.
A garbled OCR item from Cumberland Wisconsin mentions a man who died by self harm or foul play, with references to an axe, a wife, and a nighttime return. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a violent event affecting a family, including children.
The All Stars won a close bowling contest against a picked team in a handicap match. Players such as Bede Sinn Fart Ewart and Husted Sn Jr. led the scoring as the event progressed with final totals around 649 pins.
Miners are ready to complete settlement of the wakebarre strike in Pennsylvania. President Mitchell and district presidents presided an executive session to finalize arrangements for adjusting miners' private annex claims. They aim to finish work today and Mitchell plans to return west tonight to continue efforts.
Prof Goodell resigns after three years in Manhattan to take a chair at Denison University Granville Ohio. Rt Rev Mot Erasmus Dennis J Of Conne installed as rector of Cu University of America succeeding Rev Thomas J Coombs De. Conaty had been rector since January 1 1997 and will move to Los Angeles.
Death notice fragment mentions Mrs Julive Muraiter and infant Feo NM with a date April 4 and a church affiliation to English Lutheran of Topeka. Other text references shifts in New York money markets and unclear financial terms.
Shawnee county spent 1038 dollars to support destitute inmates in state hospitals. The note says funds will be refunded by the state and urges caution about the public affidavit. The fragmentary text mentions asylum support and restitution plans without full details.
Fragmented report traces a disputed check tied to Homer Galloway and J. T. Chaney amid a web of lawsuits over attorney fees and vouchers. Albert Watkins sued Galloway for 250 dollars, while questions linger about a ten dollar check intended for Chaney and later handed to Larimer.
A Ozark plateau orchard near Lebanon Missouri grows over 138000 trees on 2200 acres, producing a million dollars’ worth of apples yearly. The operation employs hundreds, with skilled horticulturists, experimental work, and a detailed packing system to maximize market value. If fully up to date, profits could double, making the enterprise a potential gold mine.
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