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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1903
Page
13
Long, uneven summary details Prairie Dell's passing and notes on H. I. Lee’s retirement plans. It describes Hubert McGregor as a premier trotting sire and mentions the historic Oneal line in the West. The blurred text references the Prairie Dell estate, a racehorse pedigree, and historical horses like Robert McGregor and other industry figures, with scattered references to farms, markets, and prize values.
A deadly blast rocks a coal mine near Lestrote Pennsylvania as a crew of miners works deep underground. Rescue teams search the shaft for missing workers while officials report several men are accounted for and others believed trapped after the flare.
A missive describes recovery from acute indigestion after taking Pink Pills for Pale People. Patient Helen Roling credits renewed energy and able digestion to the elixir, quoting dramatic personal improvement from fatigue to vitality. The letter mentions Dr William Fisk and a Seigenthaler advisory, plus a note about the Pittsburgery estate value.
An Emporia incident centers on Mrs James Boyd and two young men amid allegations of threats and an assault at a hotel. Dr Whittlesey reports a dispute with Mrs Boyd after a confrontation at a post office and hotel, with verbal charges and legal action planned.
A note from Independence details a big revival and Jubilee at First Mt. church. The event features concerts and gatherings described as a final revival, with speakers and attendees from the local community.
A Columbia veteran died at his home Friday in heart failure. The deceased, a former soldier and farmer by trade, was known in the community and had recently retired. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities.
An incident in Arkanson City involves Alwin Corbin, colored, about one year old, who attempted to board a southbound train. He sustained injuries to his neck and leg while the event occurred near the station, with bystanders attending to him as officials investigated the accident.
Heavy police inquiry follows the Burdick case. Mr Burdick of Burdick & Co and the Baltic Envelope Co was found dead in his Axmand Avenue home. The room showed blood and furniture displaced, yet valuables were untouched. A visitor spoke with him before the tragedy, and signs suggest a struggle. Mrs Burdick, long absent from the house, is mentioned in relation to a prior separation. The motive remains unclear as Atlantic City links and domestic issues surface in rumor. Chief investigators pursue ring or knock punctuality at the door before the fatal admission.
The article surveys Senate deliberations as a busy period approaches adjournment. It notes delays due to scheduling conflicts and tracking five bills yet to pass, including pay provisions for county institute meetings. It mentions activity by Lieutentent Governor Hanna and Senator Moretlouse, with anecdotes about letters from Chines Gilmore and a critique of Geary county politics.
A reader recounts a long illness marked by extreme weakness and frequent vomiting. After trying various medicines, Grape Nuts cereal restores strength and alleviates distress, allowing solid nourishment and improved wellbeing. The testimonial praises Grape Nuts as a reliable breakfast with hot coffee or cocoa.
A bill to parcel eighty Morris county sections to Geary faces political maneuvering as Morehouse battles the measure and McKnight sways Senate support. The bill has a favorable report in the House, while debate centers on land transfers and jurisdiction. Arthur Beronius, a Topeka page, recent youth in politics, highlights the session.
Real estate transfers list varied deeds and assignments including Ridgeway, Ambrose Jones, Pierce’s addition, and West Park additions with tax deeds and hospital notices. The text also notes Grand Stand play and a legislative measure opposing plural marriage, framed as a public statement.
In Osage City Kansas a meeting notes action against seating of M Smoot in the United States Senate. The delegates pledge to use every honorable means to prevent his seating and send copies of the resolution to United States Senators from Kansas urging action.
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