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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1903
Page
8
The guidance advises brushing to remove dust and lint, washing in hot water with Ivory Soap, possibly two washings, then rinsing and ironing on the wrong side once about half dry. This concise instruction focuses on prep, washing, drying, and ironing sequence for clean, pressed fabrics.
In Representative Hall an Open Meeting of the State Society of Labor Mores discussed re election prospects for officers and debated the role of workers in civic life. Attendees, including Dewards and others, reflected on past reforms while planning efforts to sustain momentum and unity within the organization.
In North Topeka a jumble of names and places appears from Omaha to Belcher and local streets. The piece lists visitors, residents, dance halls, an orchestra, and social mentions including Mrs George Anitarsar and Mrs M Stewart of Monte Gagve, with a Wilmington Avenue style tone and community notices.
The Board of Education debated a $10.50 diploma bill and reviewed claims of graduates. Davidson was unanimously re elected for another year as superintendent. Several high school teachers receive pay raises, and the board voted to raise salaries for the principal, teachers, and training staff while investigating treasury discrepancies and pending committee reviews.
A murky report from New York on February 2 shows backers of Paraburst to fund a Gotham project amid accusations and public scrutiny. The piece notes tensions among investors and observers, with references to religious groups, trials, and potential political pressure shaping the plan.
Representative Archie Williams Ki et introduces a bill to raise sheriff revenue in Shawnee County. The measure allows the sheriff to keep fees up to 25 percent with county funds balancing any shortfalls. A separate bill allocates 12 408 annually for the county clerk hire in Shawnee County.
Monday afternoon a committee decided to enlarge the tabernacle used for the Slkrer revivals. By 5 pm, the ember was on the ground and preparations continued. Prof Hicks Let Chienen led music last evening, with congregation questions on beer and games, and Giver Koh tacked on sermons about temper and evil.
In Werkuk, Feb 3, about 299 medical college students overpowered police and a guard to exhume Professor Chak who had been buried for a seven day sleep in an alley grave. The crowd shouted and some women watched as the professor was removed to the college in minutes. Security hesitated to fire as revolver shots rang out and the body was taken out through a tube-like grave reopening.
A chaotic police record describes a murder mystery with uncertain clues, fragmentary excerpts, and tepid advances in suspect IDs. Chicago figures loom in the ongoing investigation as authorities note secretive MO and shifting testimonies.
Fragmentary report describes a tiger cage scene with Reeves entering a cage to train the tiger. The text notes a tiger biting an arm and implies a training or exhibition context amid a winter sorcery setting. Names are garbled but reference to Reeves, cage, and tiger remain.
Officials report Sheriff’s deputies seized six bars six stock of beer and related gear from the basement of the county courthouse after investigations led by County Attorney Nichola. Arrests followed and bonds posted for several individuals as investigators pursue the case tying witnesses and politicians to alleged illicit beer transactions and storage.
Philadelphia February hearing before the justice of the peace in Hazelus relates to the coal strike. Witnesses describe advising workers to stay away from company property and returning to duties, with questions about partiality toward strikers. The examiner notes conflicts over witness credibility and the broader impact on labor tensions.
A distorted report notes General Gobin and ACH authority figures in a dispute over a missions question. Chairman Gray challenges the ruling and characterizes the order as a potential famine measure, asserting his interpretation of the command.
The Rev. Ets Ballou, cousin of President Garfield, died after a brief illness in New York. He had recently returned from Europe and was surrounded by family when news of his death spread. Friends recall his gentle nature and longtime service as a clergyman.
fragmentary report describes a crowded scene with prisoners and a public gathering. illegible phrases mention charges and a method of something being broken open before a court indication. Readers see blurred names and uncertain details.
A garbled report notes New York Central plans to station surgeons along its route. The item mentions medical staff ready to respond to injuries with portable equipment and rapid transport to facilities. The fragment suggests a focus on safety and rapid care for travelers.
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