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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
11
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as unique for blood purification and tonic effects, claiming it cures a wide range of humors eruptions and fatigue. Testimonial quotes from users describe regained strength and improved walking after taking multiple bottles, asserting it delivers real health benefits.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a new political movement or party stirring in a community. The text references a teen, civic figures, and a broad debate on governance, with scattered mentions of elections, factions, and public interest in reform.
Sporadic OCR fragments describe bowlers departing for River Town competition amid scattered names and places. The garbled text references death and tragedy affecting the team and mentions various individuals, dates, and locations in a strained, non-cohesive summary.
The readable fragments describe heart related symptoms and weakness with fear of a serious condition. The speaker mentions chest tightness on the left side, numbness, fatigue, and concern about whether a cure exists. The piece references a patient named Miley Heart and a medical setting in Oregon.
The piece reports on a Roosevelt signed measure, mentioning the president, commerce department, and a bill sent to Washington. It notes a procedural action, a preliminary ban, and references to debates and the heads of departments, with a focus on a legislative move and a point of order ruling.
Fragmentary report notes President declines three invitations and will attend a memorial ceremony in Baltimore on June 16. The text references a federal building event and a memorial program in Joheimburg Vermont, with a planned trip and related observances.
A-century snapshot outlines Kansas as a hub for horse breeding and pacing legends. It highlights Sunflower sires, famous pacers like Dan Patch kin, and the era’s breeder networks from Topeka to Evans, noting bids, progeny, and shifting sire lines shaping racing history.
The report from New York dated February 14 cites a garbled scene with mentions of Prof. Mazzoni and a Berlin correspondent. It hints at Leo XIII’s aging, health concerns, and a hope for continued life despite decline, noting potential long years ahead and a doubtful future for his tenure.
The judge and jury found the defendant sane in the killing of Mrs Annie Palitar. The case centered on the defendant's mental state and the court accepted medical testimony regarding sanity and the accused's motive. The trial proceeded with arguments about influence from a guardian and alleged coercion.
A Paola jury failed to reach a verdict in the Altman murder case. Nine votes favored conviction, six for acquittal, with the panel discharged after the May quarrel leading to Charles Keeenuver's death. A separate report notes Stoltzman sentenced for theft in Kansas City with a multi-year term.
In Des Moines January 24 the district court awarded Sire Vebtra-Conrad custody of Lilian Ventura after a contentious divorce. Five years earlier Mrs. Ventura obtained a verd from Prof Louie St Ventum, but Conrad of Minneapolis fought to retain the child. The court’s decision marks a favorable outcome for Mrs. Ventura amid notable witnesses and public interest.
Two residents Masin Nell and Mr Peteranm, described as charmed by the amacle on the dead man, were expected to testify this afternoon at the inquest. They will be picked up under street surveillance.
The article notes the death of a resident at 608 Euuat street. The body was taken to Pleasant Hoe for interment.
A Topeka native Mies Tura Ti and Chicago resident Albert N Page have announced their engagement with a May wedding planned. Also noted are recent local events including a Topeka wedding of Allen Spencer and Clare Grantatead, a Kansas City condemnation discussion, and various civic notes on council matters and social entertainments.
Notice describes Clarence Skinner moving the office from a Quincy street site in the Warner building to a new Warner building room. It notes the firm’s history since 1860, lists shipping and freight handling, and mentions electric power and bath facilities. The notice references Arnold Wichita and Rock Island System and sets a deadline around February 1 with three travel trains each way.
A fragment recounts a mother seeking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child with croup and fever. The note mentions travel to Wichita and Southern California, with a Pullman sleeper from Rock Island at 8:20 p.m. and arrival around 6:25 a.m.
In a McPherson county case Terainne Richard Rosner faced breach of promise claims after Ernee Schwerdtfeger came from Germany to wed him. The suit revealed prior divorces and appeals in the supreme court as Rosner sought another wife while denying marriage, with the widow Schwerdtfeger returning home after a drawn out legal dispute.
A devastating early morning blaze at the Craig residence near Tarentum results in one cremation and several critically injured or dead, with Mrs Craig and children among the injured. The fire, likely started by natural gas, devastates a two-story frame home, trapping residents as neighbors scramble to escape. Rescue attempts and medical aid follow as authorities investigate the cause.
The record shows McPheragn fe represented in a breach of promise action against Roeser. It notes she owned a prosperous German business with her son before marrying Roesner, and references Roesner’s alleged net worth of $40,000. The jury pegged the heartache value at $1053, while Roesner objects to that amount.
Church notes list First Methodist Episcopal with Rev. Seaman and Rev. McFortune preaching on Sunday. Oakland Christian church meets in Harriman Hall for Bible school and 4 PM Communion. Reformed Presbyterian at Clay and Tenth with H McLean Coleman at 10 AM Sabbath school. Includes notices of a scientific club meeting and a public invitation. Also reports capture of convicts Murphy and companions at Leavenworth with reward offered for return.
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