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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
3
A jumble of fractured phrases reports doubt about league grounds and player status. Mentions Philadelphia New York and references to teams, officials, and possible outcomes, but details are garbled and no clear events or names are discernible.
The Sporting Editor notes Terry earns action and plenty of play, with Hughey McGowvern and others featuring in a lively account. Mention of streets, maps, and the Canal District sets the scene for Crinr: anures and a rough tableau of local sports milieu.
A discussion on rheumatism notes that patients experience diverse symptoms from severe joint pain to milder aches in knees wrists and back. It critiques various adopted remedies and diets, arguing that none effectively combat the disease and that only a swift specific remedy from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta is claimed to offer permanent relief.
The article reviews contenders for the Suburban Handicap at the Eastern turf meet led by Geld, with Golden Hotkey among favorites and weights discussed. It notes Geld’s entry in eastern turf, the impact of weights on odds, and mentions other contenders like Yeats and Whitney Druryes’s colt, plus officials and betting implications.
A New York firm offers 35000 for the Great Racer Mchnesney. The tale mentions Durnell and partners, horse racing prospects, and potential buyers, with various figures and negotiations spanning Orleans, Nebo and other locations.
In a chaotic Indiana page, reports mix a wrestling lineup featuring Frank A. Goteh and Totti Sénkins with bowling events surrounding Chituco bowlers and a national league. The item references rival leagues, upcoming matches for $100 bets, and personalities like Young Corbett amid a clutter of sport stories and local happenings.
Fragmented report outlines players, teams, and managers across leagues. Mentions Pittsburgh, Detroit, Brooklyn, St. Louis, and various clubs with references to pitchers, trades, and contract talks amid a turbulent season period.
The article presents a speculative, caricatured global hierarchy of nations with a focus on meat eating as a defining trait. It discusses dietary myths, Digestive aids, and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for common stomach ailments, framed as universal health advice.
The small town of Bier near Solomon City has more than doubled its business in a year. Local banker and merchants note rising farm activity, improved telephone service, and a new up-to-date general store, with farmers reporting sufficient wheat and corn to support increased trade and feed for cattle.
Beloit delegates including W.W. Wallworth and Drs Weaf Dutty debated the state telephone consolidation during a Beloit meeting in the new Belotion Valley. The group discussed proposed improvements, funding, and a shift of fines to the congress while planning for expanded lines to Evdutt Gueker City and Glanen.
Local turmoil centers on a bid to erect a new courthouse with petitions from farmers and town residents. Debates focus on funding via tax revenue and the influence of county officials. The area prepares for a three cornered political contest as representatives seek votes to advance the project.
The article details a dissolved partnership following Wils Led and his wife eloping with Seley, triggering division of assets. Court actions include alimony claims, property redistribution, and a note waiving rights to Patterson’s property. commissioners and lawyers are named in the proceedings.
Thornay Hanager, a Kan pioneer, died near Geden at about fifty years after founding the nation. He lived in Chanite and was known for his work with 4H groups and local farming efforts. Details mention a late night fire and a cigarette incident involving a man named Be Tale.
Fragmentary lines hint at a crown related tale with names and places obscured. The readable bits reference a queen or ruler and a ritual or event tied to spring, a naval or hornet motif, and a mention of St Dyihe Tore alongside a group called Neowin.
Lyon County farmer J. M. Btek Wil, about 46, with nine children, is said to be insane due to worry over 100 acres of corn still unharvested. He fears loss as corn crop failed to yield a bushel per acre and threatens violence if more corn remains uncollected.
Mrs. Howard of Easton was killed by a fleeing cow in Leavenworth county data suggest a ranch incident near Easton. details indicate the beast gored her as she walked the span, with investigators noting the animal’s ferocity and the event shocking local residents. The report also notes a settler Frederick Workman passing after a sudden illness, and mentions real estate activity increasing in Holton and surrounding Jackson County areas.
A February 4 fire struck the J. K. Davidson Grain Co elevator A in Parsons. High winds aided fire crews but turbine damage occurred before containment. In Newton Kansas a man named Dunlap was killed after being run over by a locomotive in Santa Fe yards while attempting to jump aboard.
Busines opportunities for all locatives in towns Minnesota Missouri along the Chicago Great Western. Describes prosperous farming and thriving industries with capital ready for ventures in grain, milling, general merchandise, hardware, hotel trades. Requests correspondence and lists agents in St Paul Union Pacific Railroad office.
A historical analysis outlines rising rail accident costs, detailing fatalities and injuries among passengers, employees, and others in the United States and Britain. It notes improving but uneven safety progress, cites Insurance and commission data, and explains the Accident Bulletins program begun March 4, 1901 to track causes and reduce risks.
The article explains the block system used by U.S. railways to prevent rear end collisions. It outlines how telegraph, lantern, and other devices coordinate train movements and enforce safe distances on single track lines. It notes the system’s adoption on about 26,000 miles of railway and its impact on efficiency and safety.
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