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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR item notes canned fruit and reduced prices, mentions 28 ounce units and six pound for 25 cents, plus boys pants and a trike pattern with fixes, with unclear details and pale wording.
A historic move proposes a new viceroy to govern the eastern territories, with a ceremonial regency and oversight of diplomacy, railways, and regional administration. The plan outlines the viceroy's powers, trusted councils, and timelines for establishing order and governance across the territory.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a large gathering or encampment with numerous names and affiliations. The passage references a Teity or ceremony, lists several individuals, and hints at organized groups and observations, but the fragmentary nature leaves details ambiguous.
A garbled OCR fragment references a site and a person or party, with wavering names and scattered terms. The readable bits suggest a local report about a sequence of events near a pit or area, but concrete details, dates, or organizations are missing. The sense is fragmentary and inconclusive.
The article describes Senate discussions on a currency bill led by President Roosevelt era figures, with committee work by Avril, Luvehélthae, Piatt, Cann, Alin, Tawa, Spooner, Wir and others. It notes a two day gathering at Senator Alacie's Beaviewick residence, preparations for a possible introduction, and unspecified drafts amid expectations for Monday action.
Sheehan, leader of the New York faction, returns to Tammany amid reports from Saipetogi. The dispatches describe splitting factions within Tammany and talks of aligning with New York Democratic state leaders ahead of the next presidential campaign.
Converted by Burton, a report from the State Journal editor, describes a personal religious awakening. The text cites repentance, a pledge to live uprightly, abandon former habits and politics, and to practice the Golden Rule as part of a public profession of faith. The excerpt mentions locations Shawnee and county 109 while noting involvement with Burtons and Tillman.
In Whitesboro Texas an attempted assault on Mrs Hart led to eight Black men being arrested. one was identified and hanged from a tree by a mob at about 3 am. Authorities from Sherman intervened, freeing the man and escorting him to Sherman while gunfire erupted in the Black neighborhood and residents were ordered to leave. Train service to nearby towns was halted.
The Inter Ocean notes Nelson Morie & Co will build a 350000 packing plant in Kansas City Missouri while Armour & Co considers erecting a 3 plank 1 St Joseph Missouri project costing about 1008 front. Plank are now in preparation for Armour & Co at the Chicago stockyards. Independent moves by Chicago packers in Missouri are attributed to stricter Missouri authorities.
Jim Corbett trains outdoors at Croft's with Yank Kenney in close attendance as visitors from New Orleans New York Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh observe. Old friend Denny Kenler and sporting figure Al Spins mingle while Major McLaughlin notes Corbett's improved form and vows a strong showing against Jeffries. Corbett speaks of not underestimating his rival and plans a final gearing up period before the bout, insisting he will outbox Jeffries for 23 rounds if needed.
Sunday August 16 special to Kansas City and return from Topeka departs 6:00 am and returns 10:30 pm. Train marketed by Scandinavian Independent chit and Chesterfield hotel end Kan. Text includes misprinted notes about a lazy liver remedy Blood Fit.
Local items note Frank Cain visiting Teneka and Grimes on business in Cottonwood Falls. Divorce actions filed include Ida A Beeler against William P Beeler for cruelty and abandonment, and Harrie seeks divorce from Della Harrie. Police report burglaries at George Lagin’s home and arrests for assault and theft.
Oklahoma City sends its first shipment of peaches to London England in cooperation with J A Taylor of Weenewood and J R Thoburn secretary of the territorial board of agriculture. A second car is planned from Suttrle next week.
A Mansfield Massachusetts resident reports 27 years of hay fever ending after using Hyomei. She claims lasting relief since last summer and notes Hyomei’s promoters cite similar testimonials. The letter cites climate relief and germ killing inhalants as the product’s basis.
Rome August 14 The pope is well after a drive and garden walk. Monsignor Cagini with Cardinals Rampolin and Mocenni opened the pope’s apartment and broke the seals placed after his death. They found a considerable sum of money and other valuables in the rooms. Cardinal Cretoni was away in Rome for ill health.
John A Showles a Milwaukee saloon keeper known for strict drink rules and odd dress has died of heart failure. He ran a saloon for over fifty years refusing mixed drinks and offering stern counsel to patrons. He was noted for a prewar style wardrobe and was respected for education and discipline. No family details are known.
A meeting in St Louis of World’s fair officials and a committee from the International Police Association discussed a police exhibit. Major Richard Sylvester presided. members include Chiefs Francis O’Neill Chicago John J Mason Memphis Tenn J Hanger Louisville and W C Baldwin Roanoke Va The exhibit would trace evolution of police methods and methods of detection and identification of criminals.
Arkansas City Kansas August 13 Mrs Newt Bar ris was bound over to the district court for trial on a charge of first degree murder without bond She shot and killed her husband at Kaw ity last week and will plead self defense It is doubtful she will be convicted She is in the sheriff s custody awaiting further transport
Postmaster General Payne appointed Beloit carriers for free delivery starting September 1. George F. Borgate Joseph H. Watson are named carriers with Thomas R. Culver as substitute. In Kansas Washington August 12 rural carriers Gardiner Harry H H Oty substitute C Ralph Ott. Lenois cega nars George A Gatlin Clyde Houser with Frank Carpenter Jay Per gins as substitutes.
The flood relief committee of Kansas City Kansas seeks Andrew Carnegie to loan funds to flood victims in Wyandotte and nearby counties. Governor Bailey discusses with local officials and state inspectors relief plans as families shelter in tents. Funds would aid rebuilding homes, with most families described as working poor needing $4000 loans each and favorable terms to prevent rent losses.
Dr Playfair an celebrated physician in women's diseases died at St Andrews Scotland today. The case involves a prior libel action where Kitson claimed slander by Playfair against his wife. Also reports on Kishineff relief funds with England and Australia contributions and Miles' son arrested for riding on the ride path without a license near Easthampton.
The Amalgamated Brotherhood of Teamsters and Helpers, representing 150000 U S. teamsters, chose Indianapolis as permanent headquarters and Cincinnati as their next year’s meeting place. Special train fare to Kansas City and return advertised by the Rock Island line for August travel.
A typed ad-like note promotes Hobart Kas-Kenna wafers for chronic constipation and intestinal relief. The fragment mentions strengthening bowels and curing blood issues, with references to Billous ness Rick Henduche and a mall Formale. unclear product details and stray numbers appear.
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