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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
2
A dramatic baseball clash ends with a two run margin that pleased the defeated side who praised the misplayed plays and gritty effort. The winner celebrates a narrow victory, while the losing squad vows to carry the fight into the next match.
Solomon served as umpire displaying calm wisdom in a tough position. Tom struggled with noisy coaches as the Mashburn Grounds hosted a quirky match between the Nive Bees and the Toprka fate. The Bees ultimately won, but the crowd still enjoyed the spectacle amid the odd, unfinished phrasing.
The piece discusses factions led by the Furton and Leland crowds as competing power blocs in Kansas politics. It argues some honesty remains but warns that corruption exists in both sides, with effects on elections and reform efforts. The Gunette is mentioned as an ally of Cyrus Leland, shaping long term influence.
Topeka area items report on business figures and civic events including Lawrence promoter Newt Fluke and Kansas City visitors, streetcar dismantling, Santa Fe railroad notes, a lawn party, a Chautauqua assembly, and a fire in a local woolen mill.
A chaotic afternoon as Tom and teammates clash with the Bees and Red staff amid umpire Solomon’s calls. Clark struggles on the mound as Rabmann holds the lead, but errors and shifting infielders threaten the Nine’s rhythm before a 6 to 2 final.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen tired feet and make tight shoes comfortable. It claims to cure aching feet, swelling, sweating, blisters and callous spots, with relief from corns and bunions. The copy uses persuasive language typical of period shoe accessory ads.
A New York company faces bankruptcy proceedings after a judge received a petition seeking the seizure of funds and properties worth 1 250 000 damages. A receiver has been appointed to manage assets as a dispute over a court decision prompts a potential revision and allegations of unauthorized legal action.
A Brook club is being formed with limited membership to 20, intended as the most exclusive in the country. The English method will prevail, the Queen will bar all except millionaires, doves never be insulted, and hours of lunch and reception will be provided. Only the most representative figures will be admitted. Helena Mont July 1. Supreme court in Montana rules insurance companies pay taxes on premiums and expenses to the county where agents operate. The decision boosts state revenues. New York July 16. Voting Machine Company Bankruptcy filed. assets valued at about 300,000.</S>
Debris has been removed and improvements proceed. Laborers and carpenters have been at work for some time. Gavitt Printing Company reports demand for Gavitt's Stock Exchange Stairway playing cards across all parts of the area.
Sharon Springs reports a lively tale from the midsummer political hub. Senator Burton and Senator Long are linked to a controversial top gift said to reveal intra party plots with President Roosevelt listening as guests spin jokes on the table.
Chicago city council votes 60 to 14 to grant TIM Telephone and Telegraph company a 35 year right to construct and operate tunnels for parcels and merchandise and for a telephone business. The ordinance sets a 50 mile limit, ten year construction window, and reversion of the tunnel system to the city after expiration. The measure is described as the most important since the initial franchise.
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