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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1903
Page
9
A dense, flawed scan debates taxation of bachelors and single men. It surveys social changes, wage shifts, and a push for broader fiscal reform while lamenting shifts in traditional family structures and economic duties. The piece references policymakers, public opinion, and historical context on taxation and gender roles.
Admiral Wildes died last Friday after a voyage to China aboard a naval ship. He served with Dewey’s squadron and was connected to the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, with a long career tied to U S naval operations. His death ends a notable chapter in American naval history and honors his service.
A distorted notice describes a hunting chance along the Texas coast using a stream DP 5,000 geese. It mentions Robert A. Hicchedek of Stone, Mie, and references a failed effort to obtain birds, with unclear details about dates and methods.
A garbled historical fragment describes a dark red serge costume with piping and wall shaped details. It mentions a prairie scene, a sunlit hour, geese in a fable, and characters like Addie, Thom, and Gore, with confused references to clothing and terrain. An abrupt railway accident note at the end references the New York Bust Express and a Green Bay express freight collision near Winnetka injuring workers.
New York reports the Brittle Britlet tor Pele boat destroyer Guait ran aground near Point Barina Trinidad a week ago. The Port of Spain Herald notes heavy seas damaged propellers and the ship was towed to the harbor. A court of inquiry exonerated the British sloop commander who went ashore recently amid chart mistakes.
A Chicago kitchen feature outlines egg nutrition and cooking methods from yolk to white including digestibility and energy roles. It covers eggs al a Suisse, fromage eggs, fricasseed eggs, Milanese eggs, Cuban delicacy, and practical notes on omelets, omelet fillings, and adjustments for digestion.
A testimonial letter claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured long standing ovarian trouble and a severe discharge, avoiding surgery. The writer urges others to try the product, noting improved health and urging readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Senator Hanna forced his way into the White House private areas during the Roosevelt administration, asserting rights to his own office and private secretary space. He entered the cabinet room between 1 and 2 oclock with several senators and volunteers watching, while others spoke with the president and lingered.
A Pennsylvan ia railroad train with 35 members of Philadelphia’s Engineers Club made a record run from the city to Jersey City in 1 hour 6ty minutes and one mile. Engineers from New York attended, visiting Jersey City and Philadelphia, with remarks at a hotel reception. Washington notes mention post office changes in Kansas and Missouri, including La Harpe, Oak Haven, and Greene.
Reduced fare program runs February 15 through April for travelers to California, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Puget Sound, and British Columbia. Through service via Burlington routes to St Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, and Chicago with Great Northern and Northern Pacific connections. Through Burlington Northern Pacific Express offers chairs, coaches, and tourist sleepers. California excursions offered with through sleeper cars via Denver and Salt Lake City. Route emphasizes settler appeal and scenic travel options.
A tersely reported Kansan event notes a yearly dinner with addresses from notable figures. It mentions potential free delivery service starting in March and references individuals tied to Washington departments and local groups.
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