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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1903
Page
6
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A fragmentary report details a farmers sale with cows and other livestock offered for bid. The text mentions average prices and participant names, but many words are garbled. Despite the damaged OCR, readable items include farm, sale, and livestock context.
In a ceremonial event at Lyndthiest Lane the future countess was described amid community attention. The report references attendees and social expectations, noting a forthcoming public role and the ceremonial duties tied to the title.
Readable fragments mention price listings and various names in a jumble. It resembles a damaged page with scattered references to people places and a market context, but little clear action or event to summarize.
A garbled report describes a tumble during a stunt in St. Louis area rehearsals, with reference to Jan Mannen's fall and safety concerns. Separately, Marquette Mish April 2 a contract carpenters' group at a post tenth chapel project defied orders, quitting work over restraint on convict labor and legislative limits on resources.
Fragmentary text reports General Wood leaving Venice with unclear voting details and references to several named officers or officials. The readable portion mentions a date fragment and names that are difficult to identify, with no clear event outcome or place other than Venice.
An OCR fragment portrays a stream of consciousness recording a restless night. References to light, coffee, headaches, and shifting thoughts reveal a troubled mindset and a search for comfort. The text mixes garbled phrases with mentions of a poetical impulse and emotional cues.
Terrill seeks habeas corpus in U S circuit court with W H Ashby aiding from Nebraska. Judge Hook reserved ruling, Terrill waives presence. Woods of Oklahoma argues for Terrill’s confinement and challenge to legal authority.
A lecturer argues that modern bread and starch heavy diets burden digestion. He claims Americans are dyspeptic and advocates individualized meals based on rational diagnosis, warning against predigested foods and praising moderate protein with careful starch management. The piece critiques whole grains as potential dietary hazards and stresses tailor-made dietary plans for gastric relief.
Fragmentary report mentions Owen and Secretary Biatap of the state board of arbitration, a cement strike, and a discharged worker. Details are garbled with repeated names and incomplete sentences, making full context and date unavailable.
Topeka festival notes describe the May Music Festival dates May 110 and 9 with entries from seventy-seven Kansas cities. Rail lines extend travel and reserved seats, while Knights Templar and church groups plan events. The piece also notes cattle quarantine tensions with Colorado over cattle disease and inspection requirements.
Fragmented report describes Colorado retaliating with a quarantine against Kansas over a disputed threat. The text references a forthcoming reveal of infection data and hints at possible further actions, including a river-related confrontation, amid mounting regional tension.
A slick con artist visited Leavenworth posing as a traveling vendor. He targeted wealthy households, offering low priced linens, handkerchiefs and napkins to lure cash with promises of delivery within days. He claimed to stage “order” goods for a Kansas City tailor, but vanished before payment.
News from Havre reports 37 French delegation members led by Commissioner General La Grave and officials Maguin Jauwen and LeCoeur arriving for the St. Louis exposition. The steamer faced quarantine due to smallpox among steerage passengers and one patient was moved to hospital. 132 others remained aboard during the hold.
The Reit ian steamer Manchester Market bound from Stromn to Philadelphis ran aground at Gypsy Rock, Wexford, Ireland on April 27. The vessel listed in the lead position, with its first and second holds full of water and water intrusion reported.
A Brooklyn bookkeeper for Eilean Electric was shot by a stranger described as about 28, with a 45 caliber gun. The assailant fled after the attack in Hartwell, where he was captured by police and held for questioning. The wounded victim was taken to a local hospital.
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