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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1903
Page
6
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Catholic clergy begin selecting candidates for the coadjutor bishop of St Louis. The process, led by church officials, includes distribution of ballots and meetings to evaluate potential candidates. Five named priests are mentioned as participants in the selection discussions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Thurky of St Donuts and Tae dap mrentirat planning to meet someone named Wilete and Archbishop Kat, with unclear actions or dates. The readable bits suggest a religious or ceremonial context but lack concrete events or locations.
Notices from Calisan and Southern Pacific outline reduced fares from Chicago to Missouri River points Cheyenne Kansas City to Texarkana and Tehueton while $0 from St Louis Memphis and New Orleans to California The plan aims to encourage immigration and recruit unskilled labor for civil projects in the West in 1869.
A Wichita man faced arson charges after a late Monday arrest amid an alleged attempt to burn a millinery shop. Authorities led by AG Walden reported the suspect aimed to set fire to the storefront and injure his wife in the disputed act. Police chief Burt confirmed the investigation and the suspect’s detention ahead of further court action.
Real estate transfers list various property conveyances in the southwest and northeast districts with names and parcel descriptions. A separate item reports Christmas decorations catching fire at the Chapel Royal in London, causing alarm during a morning service and minor damage as officials and clergy addressed the incident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a hunt and a train, with unclear names and events. Potential references to Chienge and Husk Hillis, a 40 week period, and an examination by Phentowne suggesting real events, but details are incoherent.
A faulty readable snippet shows Charles Schwab aiming to obtain sixty three percent of the corporation's preferred stock to match an offer extended to all employees. The document appears to discuss a stock allotment to secure his share in the steel company.
The father of Judge A Smart died at home in Wisconsin after an apparent suicide. The inquest and medical examiners were busy as the case moved toward formal court consideration in Rock County. The obituary notes the death occurred in the home and references health and local epidemic context.
Corbett suffered a severe bite on the pat region in Mot Springs Arkansas. Emily Randolph died in the same area due to pneumonia. The incident details are partially unreadable but indicate medical care and local response.
Washington reports Governor Taft will appoint a new U S Supreme Court justice to replace Shiras before the retirement month. The plan includes naming Wright as civil service head successor, with the general to paroled after surrender. A prison incident is noted as part of the broader occupation report.
Fragmentary report notes W. W. Rockwell as current director of the Bureau of American Republics and mentions possible Supreme Court bench appointment doubt. It describes President Taft’s options and Philippine affairs, including a siege near the fort where two men were injured trying to escape.
Fragmentary report recounts wartime bombardment of Borie Yello area and German naval actions near Burt nbelin. The account notes apprehension, military movements, and ambiguous communications as forces moved toward a suspected engagement zone.
A garbled OCR note outlines sugar beet production impacts and state support debates. It cites 25 hook growers and a contracted site, mentions Laikin and Garden DEM, and references appropriation for department of pericntues and secretary re vel. It notes last year’s events involving Gertrude Coburn’s daughter and editor’s wife, with expenditures and a push for funding tied to farm work and security of the crop.
Fragmentary OCR describes a donation offer of 20 dollars and a future board for twenty five years in memory of a daughter who died twenty years ago, linked to Seattle and a university, but many words are garbled and names uncertain.
Freight costs are set to rise across nearly all commodity types as shippers face higher charges. Industry analysts expect tariffs and fuel surcharges to push rates upward, affecting importers and exporters alike.
The Crawford Theater hosts a stage version of David Harum appealing to both curious readers and regular theatergoers. The production features Act I in Aunt Polly’s garden, Act II in the bank back room, and Act III in Aunt Polly’s sitting room, with strong musical numbers and a large cast. Separate pieces like The Burgomaster and Two Orphans are noted for strength, while prices range from 15 to 75 cents. Pittsburg reports General A. J. Pearson, Union Veteran Legion founder, died of pneumonia, with prior Civil War honors and National Guard command referenced.
Minnesota lawmakers convene the 33rd session in St Paul at noon. Both houses name committees to await the governor, whose message will be read in joint session tomorrow.
A garbled passage discusses using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia and advises prudent, timely action. It references handling fear and control of health matters, though the text is severely distorted and difficult to interpret.
New York January Miss Anna Morgan daughter of J P Morgan gave 31000 to a fund backing Italian actress Mme Eleanor Duse in plans to buy an Italian national theater by Lake Albano near Rome. Ground for the theater with gardens was donated by Count Frankenstein, a liberal patron of the arts.
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