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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1903
Page
11
The report notes a pacing clash as teams struggle to cross the tape with key finishes and fading momentum. Officials assess efforts, with fans and coaches watching a tight early season contest for signs of form and strength.
A garbled OCR passage references a public notice about a canal project and associated authorities. It mentions the Downriver area and a warning to limit site access, with unclear dates, names, and actions due to transcription errors. The readable bits point to an official event or deadline surrounding a public works matter.
The corrupted OCR reads like a chaotic report with scattered names and numbers. It mentions vault activity and a cryptic sequence of people and places, but the overall event, actors, and outcomes remain unclear. No coherent incident details emerge for a precise summary.
A garbled early note references a broken agreement and coercion involving multiple names and terms. The text mentions official notices and dates but remains unclear, with several unreadable fragments and misplaced words.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Jan 2 and references a Civil War setting with mentions of a farm, a wife, a person named Grice, and various scattered phrases about feeding chickens and travel. Key names and clear facts are limited, leaving a vague diary-like snippet.
Fragmentary OCR describes a person named Becca Sneha and Paich with references to years and a harbor incident. It mentions farm work, northern states Vermont and New Hampshire, severe cold winters, and a speaker discussing absence, home life, and a relative. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Local officials denied a proposed water bill increase after hearings held today. The Topeka Water Utility Company faced opposition from residents and council members, delaying changes on the long term supply plan and rate structure through the year.
The readable fragments describe a ceremony with admissions to an auditorium floor and roles for officers. It mentions an evening event and restrictions on access to certain areas. Entities and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Wounds and a gunfire incident leave Parkhurst of Doyean at the hospital after a theft near the river market. Seven, Dunn, and Bae are named in the account with attackers fleeing. Parkhurst expresses hope for recovery amid the unsettling event.
A garbled transcription mentions Topsy and characters Pew Yara Teney and Jonsen Diy Shite with references to a hanging threat. The text is unclear but hints at a dramatic event involving a character named Topsy and possible legal or coercive stakes.
A damaged fragmentary report describes a crew aboard a vessel in Paris with a spy aboard. The passage mentions deites and a ravine station near New Jerms eyew and hints at a crew being dismissed by a seaward authority.
A disrupted theft report from January notes a registered mall pouch missing from a Central city site. The incident lists two large sums of money as unseen, with references to a suspect nickname and local addresses.
Fragmentary OCR details a 1920s era New York hospital trust, Lorenz Hospital Incorporated and Lorene Ortho Charity, with a gunpoint hold up. The text mentions Paymaster, a Sullivan, a Sullivan employee robbed, and one assailant wounded. attackers fled as victims sought treatment.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses general debility and the supposed benefits of Wood’s Sarsaparilla. Mentions vitality, blood, and conditions tied to fatigue. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people or organizations.
The health board debates the city physician budget and high drug costs. Members question why Dr Judd pays more for certain supplies while doctors pay similar prices elsewhere. A heated meeting covers competitive purchasing, formaldehyde shipments, and city procurement practices.
Mise Besse Palmer died after a confrontation with Miss Elsie Barrett at the Hut, with Barrett accused of keeping late company. Palmer reportedly told doctors she had been struck and was fading. Barrett remains under observation as doctors treat Palmer.
Beranta Pa January 3 A large section of a building has collapsed after heavy dumping of ashes by the Delaware and Hudson company into a nearby cavity. Witnesses report substantial destruction to the Evens building and surrounding area as workers continue dumping hundreds of cars of ash.
The court denied a new trial for McPiernon in the Dir-Ryne case. Defense attorney Jide Simpaon urged continuing the case from Fridae to mideiehe, but the judge did not grant stall statements. The outcome leaves the defendant facing rerun of the original sentence.
A chaotic report notes the National Association of Minor Ball Leagues issues a statement on player blacklists. Fragmented text mentions Spokane Washington and unclear details about punishment, eligibility, and league actions.
Fragmented lines describe Beeni and friends awaiting Pringle, noting his expected return to a test day event. Mentions Waterkutier of Lesenwort and Heprestentatives of Cr'ford, with other names tied to Bedgwiey, Cowley, Totter, and Harvey, culminating in a vague attendance schedule.
Quincy, Jan. 2 Two of the five men accused in dynamiting a bank at Abligion and fleeing with 456 dollars are identified as Edward Steywend and Ja. Rains. Raymond has a concealed appearance tied to government telecom staff. Raine names Quint on his shirt and dates. Hoadhsien wired Wilh money and explosives. The amount involved is believed to have funded further bureau operations.
Revival meetings begin this week at Lowman Chapel and Mt Olive Church with sermons by Pastor G. M. Srchall. Special services, Sunday school, and youth events are announced. a chorus of revival activities continues through weekend. Also reported, a barracks complex at Fort Ready, Charlevoix burned with 3000 property loss and investigation into water supply for firefighting. In international notes, Chile reports active volcanic eruptions and Rock Island Railroad declares a 3 percent dividend.
Seven pounds of new healthy flesh said to result from Scott's Emulsion in a vivid ad. It promises better appetite digestion blood and strength and urges readers to try the product with a bold assertion of gains versus prior weight. The copy targets readers seeking flesh and stamina and cites a New York address for the seller.
A Denver man about 45 years old with three children was found dead amid reports that his death stemmed from self harming actions. He chaired Carp Bird Extension and owned parts of training ventures. Bank liabilities were cited as about 55,001.00, with Robin described as mentally deranged and the bank in sound condition.
Chicago papers report Santa Fe plans for a New Mexico cutlery project involving western contractors. Details are scarce with only rumor that a Lantry Bros of Strote City Kansas may be involved, while the specific firm remains unconfirmed.
A Grand Trunk Express collided with a second train just west of Merritt tunnel. Fireman Dutoull was killed and two engineers, Duke and Firc, were seriously injured. The wreck tore apart the engine, baggage car, and coaches, with thirty passengers escaping unharmed.
A muddled item from Richmond reports an arranged marriage between L H Wall and an Indian woman from Barats while T and Dime Lacey Ramsey of Alneotac and Susan Haunsey are named. Chicago matrimonial ads are cited as the source. The tale notes the bride’s hesitation, a ceremony by FR Wade, and mentions the groom’s modest work at a laundry near Eutnla amid unclear circumstances.
A garbled report describes a deadly belt accident involving Ernest Trochen and Troddumbrod, with unclear roles and injuries. Authorities note a 22 year old survivor, aided by a mother, three brothers, and a sister, amid a chaotic scene.
The funeral for Mrs Mary Beeler was held from 242 East Sixth Avenue at 2 PM Sunday. Family friends attended as mourners. Mary Rich Resin was born in France on March 12 1843 and came to America with her parents in 1856. She leaves multiple relatives including Beeler of Kansas Argentine and Topeka connections. The obituary notes a wake at 223 Woodlawn Avenue with services at the residence at 2 PM Sunday. Friends of the family are invited.
Everett Fines arrived in Denver where he continues to probe charges of political activism suppression. The official inquiry, tied to federal departments, involves campaign materials and accusations against a local candidate for attempting to influence representatives and politicians in Copeland county. Evacuation of Shanghai noted as completed in a separate item.
Misa Net nein, famed Yale idol, marries a wealthy Connecticut businessman. Her romance traces from medical school days through scandalous circles at Yale. Her notoriety dates to a 2% year old death by self harm during a Grand Opera performance. She frequented Yale football practices and rode with notable cyclists, including Willie Fenn.
Santa Fe locomotive engineers in Chicago meet with two general committee chairmen to discuss wage scale revision. Grand Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood implied a conference is needed when two divisions on a line seek changes, with the Santa Fe system’s adjustments under consideration and no specific changes disclosed.
Denver January reports Charles Dyer general superintendent resigns to pursue permanent retirement from the railroad business. J J Werbert notes Oster’s succession and consideration of Dyer’s replacement as the Santa Fe and Fort Worth routes prepare to proceed next week with railroad-wide adjustments.
Kansas City Kansas eyes legislative restraint after year of heavy bond issuance. Special improvement bonds totaled 9678,500 in the year with Topeka and Lawrence also reporting large allocations. Other cities like Wichita Fort Scott and Pittsburg issued multiple bonds as colleges held a chess tourney in New York. Frank Hadley resigns as Northwestern Elevated chief to take Interborough Transit post.
A fragmented notice touts remedies for heart trouble and swelling feet. It recalls a reader’s praise of Dr M Nervine and Heart Care after relief from tobacco related heart issues, with mentions of a stranger’s gratitude and a personal testimonial about leg and foot swelling improving after treatment.
Twenty years after joining the Chicago elevated railway project, Mn Hadley announces resignation to take effect January 10. He has been deeply involved in the system for a decade, shaping its operations and development.
Kansae City, Kan jan 3. Preliminary work for two interurban electric lines between Kansas City and Topeka is nearly finished. The Kansas City Lawrence & Topeka Electric Railway Company has paid 4500 for condemnations along the right of way in Wyandotte County. Properties along the route are being acquired and surveyed as work proceeds. Johnnie and Edwin Taylor promote the line, with county clerk profiles in Kuhers City.
Fragmented report notes cautions about the Myatla cure cited by aWiinna figure amid wartime discussions. Mentions preparations and treatments, warnings about effectiveness, potential risks, and limited trial context. Includes stray phrases on crop health, child safety, and contaminants, with unclear attributions.
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