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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions Lord Derby and a rival Cresceus with unclear context. No clear event date, location, or outcomes available. Further readable lines needed to produce a complete card.
J. E. Peters begins competition as Usual at a midseason track event. The contending athletes include stewards and steeplechase specialists, with key figures from the New York Athletic Club and other local clubs.
George C. Schreiber known as the indoor king shows marked speed switching from amateur to professional last year. He dominates in indoor events, threatening the top sprinters as he aims to replace a famed star from the venue.
A fragmentary educational note warns gunners about neglect and carelessness leading to fatal accidents. It stresses never point the weapon at faces, keep the muzzle down and away, and maintain a steady stance when carrying or ready to fire.
Secretary Hiehwoek of Inverior department and Stents Liveryman are not chaper of Ho Springe Ark. The water from Hot Springs is granted as a remedy for crippled horses on western race tracks. The estate has been fitted up to treat thoroughbreds and humans alike.
The International Fencing Club lists among its ranks some of the best known U S fencers who have held the title three consecutive years. They compete both as individuals and as a team in the upcoming national championships in various cities.
A long list of society notices, birthdays, visits, and engagements from Hartford and surrounding towns. Miss Hertha E Lovewell plans to wed Mr George W Dickinenn of Hattera Connecticut. teaching roles noted at Hartford high school and Wesleyan or Wisconsin colleges. Numerous social calls, dinners, and club activities feature Mrs W Even, Mrs T Biddie, Mrs Cheney, Mrs Hayes, and many local residents. Also mentioned are family visits, travel plans, and upcoming events at Knowles residence and various homes.
Mr. Chas J Woot manager of Nation hotel announces changes to dining hours from noon to evening. Lunch will be served at noon and dinner at 5 20 p m with an evening supper music by Stanhere's orchestra. The move aims to better fit public needs and avoid midday crowds.
In Augusta Maine January, Governor Hii urged against the Hay-Hood treaty ratification. He warned it would threaten fishing interests and harm coastal towns. He called for all measures to prevent acceptance, stressing the welfare of Maine's coast.
A fragmented note indicates a state official urged prudent oversight by the governor and administration to extend authority carefully. The reference hints at balancing control with prudent stewardship without detailing specific measures or dates.
Testimony in a Philadelphia proceeding recounted attacks on workers heading to job sites. Mrs. Robert Robinson described an assault at her home aided by her brother-in-law James Lewis, while Harry Curnow and others testified about threats, dynamite damage, and being dragged from a streetcar. Witnesses from Mahonoy City and the North Mahony colliery cited beatings, injuries, and work refusals amid industrial tension.
A large work force with pile drivers clears the main line between Palmer Junction and Lester with crews on the Marin bridge and other spots. Until the line is cleared, trains will run via Portland and the OR&N. Officials say the Martin bridge will be ready by morning and eastbound trains will divert to Wallula Junction, then Tacoma. Westbound trains will reach the main route at night. Passenger cars tolerate the detour, with several ladies among those traveling over the routes and enduring the strain well.
New York reports Lieutenant Peary, after declaring plans to attempt again for the pole, would require substantial support and supplies. He believes reaching the pole is practicable but doubts final success, saying only a single remaining stretch of land toward the pole stands between him and the goal.
Lysopatians of Chi vako held a 2nd mass meeting at the Auditorium to push a 4 movement for church extension. More than 3,400 attended as pledges totaling thousands of dollars were subscribed for work at home and abroad under the Church club of Chicago. Speakers included Rt Rev W E MacLaren and Rev James Stone.
A celebrated Indiana physician claims a remarkable cure for blood poisoning. The ad promises rapid, complete restoration of health with no travel, offering a free trial package from the Bates Medical Institute in Fort Wayne Indiana. It cites a recovered patient and urges writing at once for the complimentary home treatment.
Indeed ent operators met in this city and agreed not to sell out a team they used to sell at 65 and a quarter. The coal rosins by van Sant and some officials will continue to sell at 65.4 per ton.
Ernest Newberry, arrested on criminal assault charges filed by the mother of Katle Farn, a 17 year old, released on bonds. Charles Humbert, jailed for eating and trespass, plans to sue Lyon county authorities for false imprisonment. A bootlegger using Humbert’s name misled authorities near Admire with a gambling outfit. Detective Pavey travels to Kansas City, Kansas, seeking further action. The missing bush and wheelman remain at large as authorities prepare further proceedings.
London dispatch notes Board of Trade figures for twelve months show UK foreign trade up. Exports to the United States rise sharply in iron and car sectors, with a hefty overall export increase. Coal shortages persist amid higher prices and supply constraints, and a separate note reports Admiral Cooper's flag on the Constellation training ship in port.
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