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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
12
Hogcase Floods To Court In Three Dollar Pork Row
In a curious city court session Judge McCabe settled a swine dispute over a hog valued at three dollars. Widespread townsfolk testified about ownership, with Clark and King contesting the animal as property, while witnesses described the hog as a family pet. The judge ruled for Clark, noting the long, tangled history and that both sides would appeal over the bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCabe
Messia
King and Clark
North Topeka
Clark
King
Wright
Shorey
Oakland
Juotplig
Kansan
Jas. Emery
Harrison Eastman
Giant traveling cranes replace old jacks in Santa Fe shops
In the Santa Fe shops, a giant electric crane lifts entire locomotives, saving time and replacing hydraulic jacks. The traveling cranes move heavy castings and transport work across the shop, with two smaller 5 ton cranes handling mid floor tasks. Superintendent John Purcell praises the new system and its modern machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purcell
Puree
War on the Germs Milk Men Plan Pasteurizing Plant
Topeka milk distributors J B Nisstey and Peter Heintz propose a pasteurizing plant to combat germ contamination. The plan aims to modernize local dairy supply and curb disease risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Nisstey
Peter Heintz
Topeka
Beauchamp Faces Preliminary Hearing Postponed
John Beauchamp charged with embezzling 917 from Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile. hearing postponed to July 20 as he seeks out of court settlement. George Overfield, owner of Topeka Drug Store, yielded his popularity to avoid probate court action by county attorneys over a disputed permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Loop
John Beauchamp
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantily Company
Beauchamp
George Overfield
Topeka
Oyster Bay Social Tea Hosts and Political Gossip
President Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Oyster Bay with luncheon host Mr and Mrs Low and a guest list including George W L Meyer United States ambassador to Italy, Mayor Low of New York, George W Matley of the Rendon Times, W Lo Ward of New York, and Columbia's Nicholas Murray Butler. Meyer arrived from Rome to present his respects, no foundation for a reassignment as ambassador exists. The president and guests discussed New York political mood with Mayor Low rumored as a possible renomination and reelection candidate with possible White House backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Esecamore
Mrx. Houtevelt
George W. L Meyer
Tates Ambisaidor
Italy
Mra. Low
New York
George W.W
Matley
The
Rendon ‘Times
W. Lo Ward
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Meyer
Thornby
Rome
Water Supply Inquiry Ends In City Council Decision
The Topeka water issue was deemed satisfactory by the city council following a health department report. It stated the Water Company draws from wells and not the river, and the investigation will not continue as no further bacterial testing is deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Wa~ Ier
Pridas
Wa~ Ier
Tts
A. Swendson
Kansan
Safeguard the Children in Heat Wave Notice
Fragmentary health notice warns of high child death rates during hot weather. Mentions bowel complaints and colic with references to remedies and cautious care. Details are unclear but imply urgent public health guidance for families.
Traveling crane revolutionizes engine repairs in factory shop
The article describes the installation of electric traveling cranes at a locomotive shop, detailing their operation, capacity, and speed. Two 60 ton cranes lift engines up to 150 tons, with a 25 foot lift height and 74 foot 3 inch span, dramatically reducing repair time and labor costs. An operator atop a hanging balcony controls the system, while Mikado engines built for the Santa Fe line illustrate the crane’s impressive reach and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Wince
Beliad
Dee
Spain
Tarern
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Banta Fe Reed
Miso P
Bae Chase
Worl
AE Fiewtt
Gas Franchise Debate Highlights Rates and Finance
City council considers a Continental Oil Gas franchise for Topeka. Vice President Curran defends proposed gas rates, cites low production costs and recent city connections. He outlines construction costs, miles of mains, bond funding plans, and anticipated profits. Curran lists company officials and domain reach from Chanute to Topeka and Santa Fe routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Curran
Continental Oil Gas Company
Topeka
Maine
Santa Fe
Wayding
Lawrence
Chanute
Bireng
C. B Hoffman
Enterprise
J. T. Jonte
National Bank of Abilene
J. A. White
G. G. Sterl
A. W. Rice
Muccenstul Nix
Abilene
Shiw
W. Bush
W. Ho Hotetott
Kansas City
Ultimatum Issued at Pittsboro Port Vue Tin Works
Monroe Lack announces a firm ultimatum that the union will not be recognized or signed and President Shofler of the Amnigsmates association vows to fight the strike to the bitter end. Mill workers are armed with revolvers for defense while guards are on duty, no clash reported yet but tension remains high.
North Topeka Local Notes and Fire Incident Report
North Topeka items note new jewelry shop openings and address changes, social visits to Beatrice, and Church services. The Royal Highlanders plan a Monday meeting at 917 Kansas avenue. Flood recovery updates include street grading along Quincy and Quincy between Norris and Laurent, with Holy Communion at Church of the Good Shepherd and funeral services for Paul Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Print Company
North Kansas Avene
A. M. Cross
Kansas Avenue
Ella Allen
Pearl Cooper
Harriet Staples
Beatrice
Bessie Campbell
Blanche Reynolds
Holmes’ Hall
North Topeks Dental
Central National Bank
Seventh and
Kannas Avenue
Allen Haines
Mary Smith
H. 3
Clime & Son
Samuel Dolman
Helen and
Hobart Dolman
Quincy Street
Rose Salyer
Ray
Los Angeles
Cal
Mahan
West
Gordon Street
Royster
Kansas Avenue M. E
Norris
Laurent
West Street
van Huren
Church of the Good Shepherd
Lharen Einer
Boltinghouse
Gordon and
Quincy Streets
Itte
Paul Forbes
Rochester Road
W. B. Hutchinson
The
Baptist Church
Funeral services for Kenneth Givens held after death
The North Topeka Baptist church hosted a service for Kenneth Givens attended by family and friends. A choir performed beloved hymns and burial followed at Grantville cemetery. The article notes flowers and public condolences reflecting the community's grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantville
North Topeka Baptist Church
Teaurent
Harrison Streets
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Kansas State Poultry Association
Department of Horticulture
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Department of Farm Products and
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Kansas Dairy Association
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Chas. H. Sampson
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Denver
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