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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
7
A long discussion cites antiquated statutes and court procedures, focusing on proposals to repeal or modernize measures. The article references Judge Clark and Speaker, outlines parliamentary notes, and notes potential amendments to the constitution, including measures on electors and executive authority.
The jury in the William Stolzman murder case, heard in Fort Scott, Kansas, includes middle aged men and two young boys among the witnesses. Testimony covers Stolzman’s demeanor during the killing, the post office incident, and conflicting claims about knowledge of the victim. Evidence shows payout patterns, store ownership, and a $5000 value item linked to the crime, with proceeds found.
An operator in Enterprise Pennsylvania insists he will not sell under five dollars a barrel. A mining and oil facility near Warren County holds several thousand barrels with about a thousand barrels in the present tank, and a buyer could acquire the plant for a price around fifteen dollars per barrel of oil.
In Missouri, the farmer Follenaby left an estimated fortune of 125000 to his farmhand Henry Hohrman. Court records note Hohrman testified, while a later envelope incident involved an attempted bank theft and a young heir is mentioned in the estate.
An appeal to Washington is presented by Pertive ioakey Zattoetor of Graioas le fas seeking support or action on an unstated issue. The fragmentary text references individuals and a date but lacks clear context or outcomes.
A novice observer notes a lively Senate session with Senator Pestana defending his stance against a broad bloc of constituents. The discussion centers on voting rights for president and the political maneuvering around the Avesuned proposal, with references to Kansin figures and clashes over party lines.
A fragmented kansas house debate centers on a tax bill and economic measures. The discussion references state contracts with teachers, expenses, and bills affecting clerks, witnesses, and attorney fees. Legislators McTaughlin and Bevington are noted, while Victor Murdock comments on a political machine proposal.
Wheat price action shows a lively open with May contracts fluctuating as traders weigh weather and demand. Hogs and cattle remain weak with overall market sentiment cautious, while futures trade limited by light: offerings and heavy short-covering activity. Local receipts hint at modest demand but overall tone remains tepid in this volatile trading session.
The house debated appointing committees clerks and retained current methods. Representative Kirkpatrick objected to special appointments and a motion to strike out the provision failed after a heated debate. a resolution was referred to the rules committee.
The narrative describes a deadly train wreck with severed limbs, fires, and trapped passengers. Rescue crews removed bodies as flames spread, many victims unrecognizable. Officials note dozens dead and hundreds injured, with survivors from Plainfield and nearby towns among the heavily affected. Charles S Dalby is missing amid the Graceland wreck reports.
A Philadelphia express wreck yields harrowing survivor accounts. Passengers describe the collision at 4:35 PM, flames, bodies trapped, and heroic efforts to free the injured. Names include Herminauld and Weinhardt, with some fatalities and numerous injuries. Details cover frantic rescues, smoke, and the peril on both trains amid the mangled cars and burning wreckage.
A formal investigation resolution concerning the pi binding twine plant passed today without opposition. Wardener ordered a report from Warden Seavert detailing the plant situation and management, including inquiry into duties and trust.
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Fragmented article notes proposed rind tax and power to expand road and siderail improvements in Osage county. Mentions Benatar Miter and Senator McMillan, with references to city courts, public works boards, and public utilities. Unclear OCR yields scattered names and phrases. core items describe tax proposal, district judiciary roles, and imagined gendered political commentary.
The page records a broad market snapshot with stock and grain trading details. It mentions prices and receipts for wheat, corn, oats, and other grains in Chicago, Kansas City, and Northwest regions, plus livestock bids in St Louis and Chicago markets. It notes mixed corn and wheat futures, with references to copper, cotton, and wool. also touches on New York money rates and a somber obituary of a consul general.
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