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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
5
A flood of garbled text details a chaotic scene around Topeka State Journal staff and wire reports. Mention of CBS and Associated Press, plus discussion of a Presbyterian funeral and political contention over authority and roads. The fragmentary notes reference figures such as Gene, Grover, and Tyner, with broad allusions to political maneuvering and public interest in governance and policy.
A scrambled excerpt shows editors fearing a renewed push to prevent the re election of President with charges tied to Republican party machinery. The fragment cites fear of covert plot and political pressure influencing the 16th electoral history and party fortunes.
Fragmentary text describes fires, arrests, trials, and public notices in Chanute and nearby towns. Mentions hospital or medical issues, a court case, and road or rail incidents with limited names. The garbled prose references Topeka, Winfield, Tar, and Topeka again, along with vague references to drug use and civic actions.
A garbled historical clipping mentions injuries and memory tied to a violent incident. Names and places are unclear, with references to law, health, and ritual memory. The fragment hints at a harsh event affecting people and surrounding communities.
An 19th century testimonial-like fragment claims various skin eruptions stem from humors and digestion and warns against risky carving medicines. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as safe, effective, and permanent cures, listing unrelated names and places.
The readable text presents garbled phrases about etiquette and social dynamics, mentioning a woman and an acquaintance. The exact events, names, places, and dates are not discernible, leaving only disjointed fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize. The piece does not present a workable news item or reportable actions. No distinct persons, organizations, or locations can be reliably identified for a factual card.
A legislative committee at Topeka convened to examine witnesses about brutality at the state asylum. The panel will hear testimony from current and former employees, with Superintedent Biddle aiding by locating records and former staff. Several names and towns are listed for possible subpoenas as hearings continue at the statehouse.
A fragmented discussion argues against teaching English to Filipinos, claiming limited need for English among natives and emphasizing the Visayan language’s richness. It critiques a schooling scheme and highlights English as a tool mainly for governing classes and employment, with a focus on linguistic identity and cultural continuity.
State Senator Harry Pestana was tapped to fill the interim attorney general post following the resignation of Captain Ch Huminos. The appointment, announced by Attorney General Coleman Inday, designates Pestana as interim head while a permanent successor is sought.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Tate Stine. The service details reference a group of seven veterans and a funeral arrangement in a local area, with mentions of a wake and burial. The text is fragmented and multiple names and places appear, indicating a community obituary page entry.
A local item notes Rupublican Tiambean club invited to attend a July 6 event set to feature a parade and races. Gormley delivered the invitation. Plans include a July 4 display and a speaking program by Goy yor Bulley. Measles cases reported in Osage City, and family illnesses noted at several addresses.
The funeral for Bishop Taylor was held at St Paets cathedral in Springfield. The service was led by Rev ruby, with Archdeacon Pederivk A. Premroseet and Rev. FW. Lee officiating. D&S to 1801. Tequila and Dich tunet are mentioned in relation to the event.
Fragmented notice reports a student death by self injury after failing a senior exam. The piece mentions Lincoln Circle and college life details, with scattered names and local references, indicating a brief obituary style notice.
The note hints at information about a probable commitment and work period next week before a sale to the Osawuttnite axylum. It mentions a committer likely being at work during most of the following week and references a sale.
London April 30 Lord Cranborne replying to questions in the house of commons said suggestions on Manchuria remain produced between powers concerned. He noted a trustworthy intention to seek exclusive privileges while leaving previous assurances intact. Premier Balfour spoke on possible arbitration at The Hague.
The Rock Island announces J D Sullivan will become roadmaster with headquarters at his home, succeeding acting roadmaster Fredes. Sullivan gains expanded authority over the line from St Joseph to Kansas City and other districts, effective soon after March 1.
Samuel Moore a former army man and allied with the Allegheny County Grand Army and Veterans Teague filed suit against Mayor W B Hayes alleging violation of a constitutional act barring discharge of old soldiers for political reasons. The petition seeks arrest of the mayor with a $200 cap on costs and a hearing was set after notification.
Altocna Pa April 30 fire rages through Loretto destroying homes including the residence of Charles M Schwab and a church while a nearby power line remains out of danger. In Jackson Mississippi the Protestant Episcopal diocesan council elected Theodore Tirattan bishop of Mississippi amid controversy as John J Mary declines bishop honor.
The Willaneae Ship and Brine Building company announced the election of directors. Te Stotesbury was noted among those chosen, with details on positions and responsibilities to follow.
Drexel & Co and bank presidents including Richard H. Ruston and Baker of New York face reticence as directors approve a Town investment of 100,000 and Addisonal Flock of 1,500,000. Although the record of meeting is sparse, sources claim resignations followed and no further action was taken.
Washington April 19 Count Cessist the Russian ambassador called at the state department today for a lone interview with Secretary Hay to discuss the Manchurian matter fully and frankly The discussion was said to be amicable and satisfactory The Japanese delegation later called and the dispatch from St Petersburg conveyed Russia's views on Manchuria and Triptonis Nrpeseses as to the region
Albert Schidt detained on a charge of smuggling precious stones valued at $10,000. He and an alleged accomplice, Crawford of Toronto, denied guilt and await examination. Schidt claims the stones are his personal jewelry and were brought to raise money to meet a mortgage due tomorrow.
Myers and E W Wilson, key figures in the reorganized city railway, arrived in Topeloe today to discuss a new five year franchise set to begin soon. They expect some opposition but anticipate swift action by the council as hearings proceed next week.
Disjointed text fragment mentions Guarentzed for one S and Freldberg the jeweler at 512 avenue. No coherent event or context available beyond a shop reference and a garbled frame about watch framing and rates.
Fragmented OCR notes report Holton planning sewer work and city projects with cost concerns and proposals for engineer drawings. Mentions Topeka arbitration, wage talks, vegetable and fruit crop damage, and a Kalamazoo carpenters strike with wage demands.
An old time ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen hot feet and tiredness when shaken into shoes. It claims relief from aching feet blisters corns and callous spots and praises ease with tight shoes. Retailers are listed.
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