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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
2
Edward's relations with his people are described as intimate and popular. The article notes strong royal influence over ministers and foreign affairs, with some complaints about cabinet weakness and the king's feared power. It mentions a bank theft linked to a figure named Jerry Ritchmyer and references required purification papers at Springfield.
An advertisement touts shampoos and geonomical remedies to halt hair loss, cleanse the scalp, remove crusts, and soothe irritation. It promotes Cutlenrs Soup and Basie Dy as effective washes for scalp conditions, skin cures, and general beautifying use, claiming superiority to other products worldwide.
An anarchist convict in Philadelphia was found guilty of aggravated assault and battery with intent to kill and sentenced to six years and nine months in prison. The defendant claimed the target, Voltaire LeClerc, was responsible for his exile from society and that he acted after a belief she undermined him. After the verdict, Des Clere approached the prisoner in the courtroom to offer friendship.
The program lists Charles D. Hernan and the Wande company presenting a cast led by Rom in and Dolleys with Amy Tobelle as tutor. Grila Ruano gafathe and Lothalia’ will appear in principal roles. A Turkish bear scene and a revival of Side Tracked headline the New Grandland engagement, while other attractions include The Wings of Love and a performance by Miss Daly.
Adam Boyd of Shenaidesh testified as the compensation commission heard miners’ earnings figures. The statement shows wages by mine, with totals ranging from 1000 to 1400 dollars for the year, and details on worker distribution, company funds, and beneficiary payments for the labor fund.
In Topeka discussions, lawmakers face objections to state house elevators amid session logistics. Committees include Judiciary, Ways and Means, Hygiene, Railroads, and Assault with exuation. A cost investigation delay due to lacking stenographer and a remnant of proposed ballot labeling reforms are noted. Youthful burglars jailed in Ottawa. two 12-year-olds accused of shop theft near Mersue store and Miscort Marion.
The house confirms authorizing 148 employees with 38 men named and 27 assistant sergeants at arms. Two duplications were found and corrected by Chief Clerk Maxon, warrants held up previously. A list shows positions from chief clerk to janitors, doorkeepers, and cloak room guards, with concerns over doorkeepers and payroll.
North Topeka columns recount visitors and town chatter including Mr. W. H. Rutter’s new delivery wagon, trips by GC Bowman and a three week business visit to Chicago and New York. Obituary for Mrs. Matz, social calls at local homes, a medical ambulance for a Washburn student, and a Grant School graduating exercise with musical numbers and recitations.
Irvin Reynolds and Amanda Williams lead closing exercises in a Kansas Dax club event featuring recitations, songs, and a piano solo. The narrative recalls speeches by General Wood and Senator Thurston, with tributes to President McKinley and a lengthy account of banquet festivities and decorations.
Albans M. D. and John Mc Donaugh announce plans to accept a high court role in the Philippines after a prior estate secretariat, following a Roosevelt administration discussion. City Cigket Orces. Union Peete at 535 avenue street.
A semi annual meeting of the Kansas Independent Telephone company at the Akron Hotel elected A A Godard of Topeka as president M M Davie of Belleville as vice president Charles Welle of Marion as secretary and J W Smith of Minneapolis as treasurer The new executive committee includes C H Munsell Hiawatha J E Byers Ottawa W Hi Nelson Smith Center and A T Champlin Newton They discussed a Western Telephone contract to connect Topeka with Kansas City in four months and Topeka with Wichita and Topeka with northern Kansas in five to six months The company plans trunk links to towns east of the Missouri River including St Louis and the next meeting will be held in six months with Topeka hosting the year hence
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