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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1903

Page

2

New Kansas truancy law to take effect with school opening

The new truancy statute assigns attendance control to county commissioners and requires parental responsibility. It sets penalties for absent children, outlines officer duties, and mandates district and city truant officers funded by a mix of county and city treasuries. Enforcement hinges on prudent, discreet application by superintendents and educators.

Cottey Sore Saber Dayhott Severon Publi Public Instriction Ag Trassit Peek District Cadens of Public Instruction Canrdian Ing Ubitate of Kansas Nile Reenectité Boards of Reducation Anid Cites Jeltien County Treasury Board of Education Educatin Tne Pula Belrd of Education Uch County Superintendent of Public Instruction State Journal Justice Tate Punt Leteweton Esty Sehowl Jane Perane Hall Dulle- Lin Dayhot Henew Boards of Education

Cure Rheumatism With S S S From The Swift Specific Company

A vintage advertisement extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic for rheumatism, claiming the remedy reaches the bloodstream to dissolve acid particles and relieve joint and muscle pain. It asserts internal treatment yields lasting cure, invites readers to request free medical advice and a rheumatism book, and cites testimonials from Okolona, Mississippi resident J. E. Reeder.

S.S.S S.S Swift Specific Company Atlanta, GA

Topeka News Snapshot Highlights Heat and Local Happenings

Local items show Doc Hopkins and neighbors enduring heat, with streetcar service disruption cited. Otto Hunente reports 22 prairie chickens bagged, Winfield Smith hospitalized by heat, and potato prices fluctuate. Married couple from Kansas City tied the knot, and the opera house hosts a crowded night amid hot weather.

Otto EB. Hunente Winfeld S. Smith City Railway Sherif Lucas San Francisco John Hi. Baird Topeka Nettie M. Austin Kansas City Topera Albert Watkslip A. A. Rodgere Ghio Association Vinewood Park T. A. McNeal G. H. Edgeworth Ottawa Louther M. Nellis Wilder Metcalf Jota George A. Clark Phi Lamtwa Eperonrance Fralt Dispatch Company Social Settlement Industrial School Thorpe Charles HH. Samson Moto Samson Auto Atchison Lewis Selis Frank Kling Arnan W. W. Phillips Poe Jen

Local meet to be held today through Friday

Ed McBride James Stewart and others will attend a meet in progress there today Thursday and Friday. Participants include singles winner from Ouisha and runner up in the cocabi es will join the events. Others from Banks Nobile and Coy A BD are also noted to attend.

Ed McBride James Stewart Banks Ouisha

Topeka and Omaha Delegations Eye Atchison Event

The text notes Caldwell of Omaha to enter the Atchison tournament and a reception hosted by W W Guthrie Jr. Elks club volunteers to Bid Thursday night. The Topeka delegation plans for next year’s tournament. There is a promise of venue change to Topeka for the tournament at Woodville.

Caldwell Omaha Atchison W. W. Guthrie, Jr Elks Club Topeka Cone Topeka Red Virewood

Saved His Brother From A Fall In New York

George Brunner saved his brother Edward from being dashed to death on a paved court by grabbing him with his left arm while holding the scaffold with his right. Three painters were on a scaffold on West Forty fourth street when a chimney end of the scaffold gave way causing Edward to plunge. He stepped from a fifth story window to the scaffold and fell past the window where George stood, who then held him with one arm and clung to the scaffold with the other.

Zabud Council Masonic Temple John Strickrott Colorado Crawford Opera House Shawnee Building and Loan Association West Sixth Street Hayden Probate Court BE. Lux W. C Anderson Hte Lax Anderson Hagen Lal Rory MC AL M.C. A Nu Green J. H. Griffeth A. 4 Hope Richard Won Mra C. Darby C. Ogilvy Mra Wie Cleve John Hunyon New York George Brunner Edward Ecour West Forty-fourth Street Cipenter Edward Brunner

National Fraternal Convention Opens in Milwaukee

The National Fraternal convention met at the Masonic temple in Milwaukee with several hundred delegates. President Langfatt reported nearly twenty million people are interested in fraternal unions and memberships rose sharply. He noted steady weekly distributions over $1,000 and favorable state legislation. St Louis expected to host next year.

Milwaukee Masonic Ile Langftt Lang- Att St. Louis

Military Marriage in an Arbor at Fort Sheridan

In Chicago on August 21 at the Fort Sheridan residence of Col William B. McCaskey, his eldest daughter Eleanor McCaskey wed Captain Arthur Stewart Conklin Coast Artillery stationed in San Francisco. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Frank Missepaugh, with a silver dinner service of 100 pieces presented by post officers and their wives.

Bishop Millspaugh Chicago Fort Sheridan William McCaskey Otlon Eleanor McCankey Arthur Stewart Conklin Coast Artillery San Francisco Frank Missepaugh

A Millionaire Tramp Wows Topeka In Hot Weather Show

Review of a play titled A Millionaire Tramp touring Topeka praises the cast and audience response despite heat. The plot follows an outcast hero who inherits a fortune, clashes with a villain, and prompts a broken romance leading to revelatory twists and a dramatic finale on stage.

Topeka Crawford Ridgeville Indiana Harley Chandler Pias Larry Chandler Himnell East End Harry Chandler

Stage Drunkard Romance Sparks Audience Wild Enthusiasm

The text portrays a performer who acts drunk on stage but remains sober in real life, provoking the audience to erupt with enthusiasm over the dramatic portrayal.

Volunteer drama at New Crawford features Cora Van Tassell

Cora Van Tassell appears Sunday night at the New Crawford in the romantic military drama The Volunteer as Pansy Chadburn. The Bart & Martele American Stock Company promotes a strong Topeka theater program with new cast, thrilling climaxes, and an entire change of program next week. Ticket prices range 10 20 and 5 cents with women free Thursday night.

Cora van Tassell Crawford Pansy Chadburn Pansy van Tassell Bart & Martele American Stock Company Topeka Jotte Middle States

Real estate transfers including multiple parcels and buyers

Real estate transfers show numerous entries with buyers and sellers including LX Anderson and wife to ST Calm man and Je, 1800 dollars for 40 acres in the south went quarter, E Brigham and wife to F He Vaught for 200 dollars on blocks on Buchanan street, and several other conveyances across Edwards tract, Kaw reservation lands, Polk and Taylor street areas, plus a retirement education board purchase for 890 dollars.

Anderson ST. Calmman Southwent E. & Brigham F. He Vaught South Hale Buchanan Street Edwards Sub Alvida Hancock B. A. Foster Taylor Street R. B Stewart J. A. Hartipan Kaw Reservation Kaw Halt F. Lond C. He. Buck J. Notlen M.D. Potwin CC Smith Polk Wrest Polk Street Southwest Snyder Fot Education Higelnboth

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