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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1903
Page
8
A court denies the rein for Philip Billard as the May reading of the Bible undercuts the application for rein. The decision cites lack of compelling grounds and maintains prior rulings on the matter.
A fragmented report from Atlanta describes rheumatism symptoms including swollen joints and fever. It references the Bidet Rieumatan remedy and notes improvement with treatment, claiming permanent relief may require care and addressing underlying causes.
Report from New York on January 12 notes a sale at the home of former Mayor Atrubins Hewish with doctors and nurses attending. The bulletin lists Hewitt's condition as remains and health uncertain, with officials and medical staff present.
In Boston near Commercial Street and the park at 11 o'clock Lutasy right three men robbed a contractor of 5250 after choking him into insensibility. The victim, Carmoché, named two suspects to police, a father and son, as officers searched the North End and Leverett Street area. The attackers seized the money, a revolver, and fled. patrols were dispatched to trap the culprits. The woman and daughter of the victim were left shaken as investigators pursued the case.
Thek critics present a mixed bill at the Grand featuring Is Dahomey a lively comedy and When We Were Twenty One a sentimental play. Walker’s company directs a cast performing in a bustling vaudeville style with laughs and romance. The program promises strong entertainment with a weeklong run and a final Saturday matinee.
Fire crews faced a frozen plug hindering water flow as a three story building on Deis Street suffered a blaze. Officials say a thawed pipe allowed water to reach the site after a delayed response. Residents reported smoke and nearby houses were at risk while responders worked hours into the morning.
Nety Yore, promoter Yerkes, just back from London, rails against trusts as a menace to American prosperity. He cites high prices, foreign competition, and dwindling American exports while advocating using English materials and labor for London rail projects. He warns of price breaks harming investments and predicts a shift to English firms.
A fragmented passage covers economic strain and negotiations involving China and Western powers. It references officials and potential concessions, with mentions of payments, credit nations, and possible reduced indemnities. The garbled OCR text limits precise facts but signals a geopolitical discourse on finance and diplomacy.
New York June 12 John D Rincke plans vast private parks along a brook through his estate near Tarrytown. He will build five miles of private boulevards and light Buttermilk Bill with electric power. Proposes a fifty foot observatory tower for an unobstructed river view and a grand plaza on Kyknit hill. Also hints at a new mansion and conservatories funded by his holdings. The Golden State Limited schedules and steamship news also appear in this edition.
An advertisement asserts White Ribbon Remedy can cure or suppress appetite for alcoholic drinks and help drunks reform. It invites readers to contact Mrs Moore and the Woman's Christian Temperance push for free samples and distribution details, claiming success in many cases.
The Kansas Legislature lists Senate and House members by district, naming many senators and representatives across towns like Leavenworth, Chanute, Parsons, Ottawa, and Wichita. The document includes party affiliations, district numbers, and scattered home towns, reflecting a complex roll call muddled by OCR. A boxing note at the end mentions Kid McCoy and Monroe, with forfeit stakes and a scheduled bout.
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