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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1903
Page
4
A rally led by the Anti-Liquor Men President and Executive Director Coburn urges total abstinence. Chancellor Strong of State University and figures from The State Temperance movement discuss enforcement, business and religious influence, and public order while urging societal reform and vigilance against drunkenness.
In committee of the whole the Senator Allen bill to establish a state board for dental examinations was recommended for passage. The proposal aims to regulate practice in the state by creating a board patterned after the medical exam system. Local references to university basketball games and incomplete names appear in the surrounding text.
Engiinh Lord at Exiporis is described amid a blurred account from Emporis Ran Feb. A party fired a shot and an exchange led to Huta City police involvement. A figure known as Lord cueader faced a $1000 claim while discussions centered on funds and a borrowed sum of 325t from the rest of his party.
An era advertisement touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and digestive trouble. It extols quick relief from meat and heavy foods, claims safe use for all ages, and markets direct from druggists with strong emphasis on digestion, vigor, and no cathartic effect.
John McNeil, head of the boilermakers and iron shipbuilders union in America, says the company meets all demands except one and no strike yet on Southern Pacific and Short Line. He warns the conflict with Union Pacific could last a year, cites funds to run a year, and notes 1500 boilermakers and helpers across unions are in flux, with men ready to walk if terms fail.
The report outlines massive railroad spending approaching 270 million dollars with projected disbursements across many states. Officials cite imminent orders and expansive construction programs, naming Pennsylvania lines and several Western routes as key beneficiaries.
Fragmented report notes a sharp upshoot in trading on the New York Exchange led by Hock Island Stock Hocma. It mentions pacific reads, negotiations, and a stalled agreement, with officials signaling no decisive move imminent as trainmen and conductors protest in St Louis and pending actions loom.
Hon John Critcher ex member of Congress from Virginia writes from Washington DC praising Peruna as a cure for catarrh and nervousness. He states he has used it and finds it a good route and an efficacious remedy for ailments.
A winter era of catarrh rapid onset is described, with testimonials praising Peruna as a cure. The letter from Mrs W Grisenm of Henry, Fla, and others claim lasting relief from chronic catarrh after using the medicine. The piece emphasizes a systemic approach targeting nerve centers as key to cure, attributed to Dr Hartman.
The group led by Messrs Serrelly or Carrarne will stay in the city for talks on an increase already granted to trainsmen and conductors by the Mt J T Brises and Misanuri Pacific. A conference is planned between Manager Clack and Mobile & Shiganda committees, with attendance by Ramsey delayed until Friday as President Ramsey returns from Baltimore.
Fragmented financial notice describes rapid earnings, pending dividends, and anticipated distributions for Rock Taligid system and related investments. It notes charges, balance figures, and forthcoming actions affecting shares, with references to calendar year timing and speculative projections.
Stockholders in Chicago discuss projects and stock issues. The record notes spring repairs, shade trees, and a depot project tied to capital stock plans. Details are vague but indicate preparations for completion and potential changes in ownership or financing.
A fragmented note indicates Filkhern and Miseouri Valley enter into a reorganization with assets of all kinds transferred to the Northwestern system as an internal component. The wording is unclear but implies integration of property and operations under Northwestern.
A garbled dispatch reports a judge Correll related injury and a $1,700 claim against a railroad for a wreck, plus a $25,000 claim on the Oklahoma coast, with protest actions in St Joseph and Kansas City. It notes rail line extensions near Tonkawa and Ardmore connections, and references protests against new passenger rules and local transit plans.
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