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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1903

Page

6

Mail Pouch Graft Trial Reveals Government Contract Dishonesty

Rastinere De 2-The trial of a bilewerth Uston and Sere Vor was charged with fraud in a government leather goods contract case. Willon Hayden, secretary, testified that Warren Leather Foods supplied pouches and paid bribes via agents to share contracts, with letters showing intent to defraud. Fred B. Cuse and Arthur W. Colby of Warren Leather Goods cited bills owed to Smith.

Cuarien Willon Hayden Warret Leather Foods Company Waercerter Mars Paltimonn Upton and Hayden Smith Warren Ana Warren Conmany Tusd Washington Fred B. Cuse Arthur W. Colby Warren-Leather-Goady Company

Cotton production estimates and boll weevil impact report

The 1903 04 cotton outlook indicates expected yields and acreages with notes on ginned versus unginned cotton. A detailed Indian Territory investigation by the Bureau of Statistics and entomology is forthcoming, examining the boll weevil effect and tying into census data and district assessments.

Bureau of Statistics

Railroad Construction Gang Rescues Worker In City Upgrade

A construction crew along the railroad stopped its train and rescued a worker whose gun seized a threat. the gun and will be sent to the city for processing.

Prominent Race Trait Inspires Daily Avorations

A Washington Star report quotes a controversial and racially charged view asserting that Black people possess an innate love for music reflected in daily labor. The piece cites examples from woodcutters and barbers, praising rhythm and harmony in ordinary tasks while noting a claimed practical detachment from sentiment.

Magro Wuhd Heprostitative Williams Biasikaippi Yatinputter Gabriel

Plea of Hypnotism in Chicago Murder Trial

Agem plans to plead hypnotism as his defense in the Chicago murder trial of Heal Roeski, with experts expected to testify that Roeski was hypnotized by bandit Peter Nere. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Bars are advertised as a remedy for coughs and consumption.

Chicago Heal Roeski Parbarn Hoeski Peter Nere

Zion City Monks Down Zion Guards As Dowie Rule Expands

In Zion City Ill the order to purify Zion prohibits nonbelievers from entering the city and doubles the Zion guards force. Dowie operates on script issued by federal receivers while stores accept trade checks and struggle to feed residents. Receivers oversee Dowie’s industries with Dowie named temporary manager to maintain order and attempt to pay workers.

Chicago Zion John Alexander Dowie Zion City United States Zion Guards Inceme Redeski Dowie Blount Currie Dewis Tiis Banning Provielia Kobisaat Dowle

Swarte Family Acknowledges Aid From Salina Kin

The text notes help given by Prof. and Mrs. Beach of Salina to Swarte's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs. E.R. W. Karena, acknowledging uncly and aunt involvement in supporting family.

Mr. Swarte

Be er Placed on Trial at Police Court Session

In the morning session of the police court two of the several beer related cases were heard while others remained untried. Frank Raynor, an older man described as the old timer, faced the court but details were limited in the fragmentary report.

Frank Raynor

Ziegler Linked to Missouri Inquiry and Miner Strike Threat

Brooklyn magnate William Ziegler faces extradition as Missouri officials seek testimony on tools distribution among legislators in a rural food matter. Mine unions threaten disruption if talks fail, with miners gathering as President Mitchell expected to address protest. Senate action in Kansas City involves Jemse L Jewell surrendering to bribery charges connected to powder legislation, bond set at $5,000, case scheduled for February 9. Gold shipment noted in London via Heidelback Thre atimer Co. and an arrest at a New York bar linked to contraband goods. various related cases adjourned or dismissed.

William Ziegler Brooklyn, WN Missouri Ziegler allCcorado Mining Sus Mitchell the & Sumimons Victor Fuel Company United Mine Workers Jewell Kansas City Jemse L. Jewell Jefferson City Pie Samuel F. Scott

Steerage Traffic Tops Records on Transatlantic Lines

From New York a record steerage voyage aboard the WRI Star liner Cedvis chic tett tinen ese lerdny bound for Liverpool, amid reports that the French La Toursine carried 1,000 more passengers, with many left ashore due to oversold accommodations. The line reports nationwide ticket sales outpacing available space, making control of bookings difficult as early passengers boarded after ticket checks.

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North Topeka notes and wedding report in late edition

North Topeka column items include social notes from Kimball Printing Co and local businesses. Brief mentions cover visits by A T Rose, J H Foucht, Dr H C Miner and Ralph Campbell, plus Miss Jearmette Wolkott and Miss Anna Henry returning from trips. McMaster Swartz wedding of Loudell McMaster to Harry F Swart at Jackson Street home with simple rites and relatives present.

Uheave Kimball Printing Company Kansas Avenue James I. Bickel Juncton City Rutter Tk. M. Greisbach Silver Lake Jearmette Wolkott Atchison Rutter’s North JH. Foucht A. T Rose Abilene Clay Center W. H. Rut H.C. Miner Ralph Campbell Hutter Kansas Svenme Futter E. J. White Lester Holland White Monroe Street Charles Steinberger Topeka Wa Keeney Hoyt PH Steward W. H. Rutter Anna Henry Ofinwa Nak Beet Ste Harvey Fowler Fowler Topéka McMaster-Swartz Loudell_ McMaster Drushter Rabt McMaster Harry F. Swa Taloga Okie Mendes Jackson Street Evne Hutchinson Ishouse Swarts

West senator recalls hostile Interviewer episode

A former west senator recounts a hostile press encounter. He describes a newspaper interviewer asking about a future treasure and misquoting him. The tale ends with the editor’s protest and the interviewer abruptly leaving.

Cleaning House Change of Food Cleans the Soul's House

Local readers are urged to try dietary changes as a path to better health. An old medical ad asserts changing what you eat, not just medicines, can cleanse the body and restore strength. Testimonials praise Grape-Nuts and Postum products as nutritious, easily assimilated foods aiding recovery.

Lancet London Springville Ind Postum Co

Worst Is Over at Butler

Butter Pennsylvania December 2 reports show 114 cases of fever today with one death and several new cases, but confidence grows that the worst is over as residents rely on the State Journal for updates.

Butler Butter

Jokeck Dies at Pear Farm After Mysterious Arrival

An unnamed foreigner known as Jokeck, found frozen near a county pear farm north of town, died this morning. He could not speak English and no one could determine his origin or background. He was taken to two hospitals and his feet were amputated.

Pear Farm Antone Jokeck County Pear Farm Jokeck

Gambling Cases Set for Preliminary Hearing Friday

The preliminary hearing for Mike Thompson Wood Fowler Tobe Tobias and Al Hurst is set before Judge McCabe in city court at 9 AM Friday. The defendants may plead or go to district court, with a probable but not certain initial hearing. High School Play Nish school plans two one act plays Obstinate Ny and Revolving Were Friday evening. Miss Henry of Bethany college directs separate casts and proceeds fund a football team dinner and statuary for the high school building.

Mike Thompson Wood Fowler Tobe Tobias al Hurst McCabe District Court Nish School Miss Henry Bethany Collies

Strike Orders Hit Six Iron Workers in Chicago

In Chicago only six men are affected by general strike orders of bridge and structural iron workers against the George A Fuller Construction Company. The Fuller company holds a single contract in the city. If needed, Frank Buchanan, president of the International Union, will seek support from the Associated Building Trades in the fight against Fuller.

Catengo Dew Chicago George A. Fulter Construction Company Puller Company Frank Buchanan International ‘Union Associated Wollding Trades Fuller Company

Road bridge closure ends after positive crossing

An approach on the Grantee river project is completed today and a bridge crossing resumes tomorrow. The first progress since May 3 marks a positive step as travel temperatures rise and morning conditions improve.

Simone

Merrimont at Crawford Promises Spectacle and Song

Dramatic program at Crawford features a new comedy edy tale titled A Bunch at the Selly Keys with topical songs and tuned numbers. Trumball the soubrette stars with Irish Pawntraker, joined by Mrs Paton and Thurston in a varied bill praised for conscientious effort and natural talent. Former Congressman William M. Springer suffers pneumonia after a cold in Chicago.

Merrimont Crawford Selly Keys Trumball

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