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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
13
State Medical Board voted to revoke the medical permit of Dr. Gray after disciplinary proceedings. The action follows findings of professional misconduct and failure to meet licensure standards. The revocation ends his ability to practice medicine in the state.
Garden City physician Dr Grey fights a medical board decision to revoke his license, contesting the charges of misconduct. Attorneys plan to seek a temporary injunction in Shawnee county district court while awaiting the United States Supreme Court ruling in a related case. The case name Moffert is cited as pivotal, with Grey vowing to return to practice regardless of the board’s action.
An advertisement touts Vin-Seng Tonic as a miracle remedy capable of curing digestive troubles, catarrh, heart strain, and nervous issues. It claims improved circulation, stronger nerves, enriched blood, and notes a testimonial from Mrs Rebecca Nope praising relief after years of illness, with James 4 Currteke? as signer.
A telegraphic bowling match featured a Denver team against San Francisco Climate Club with scores 43 75 and SH in three games totaling 2438 for Denver and 2690 for San Francisco. Kansas City All-Stars embark on a two month tour through multiple towns, with a schedule including Great Bend and Wichita. A funeral service was held for an inmate, Rev. Pout Talbott officiating, following a paralysis illness.
A man entered the home of Mrs. Arthur Richardson at an early hour and attempted to assault her. The resident awoke and fired a warning shot. the assailant fled the scene with the bar possibly inflicting injuries. Police launched an inquiry.
Journal notes the death of A Hood a leading Colum‑bus Kansas citizen at 3 AM in his home. He led A Hood Implement Company with outlets in nearby towns and was a prominent figure in Cherokeee County. The report mentions his family and his status as a well known South Eastern Kansas resident casualties from tetanus and war era conflicts.
A contentious Friday council session over opening Second Street in the Fourth Ward ends with Judge Wood denouncing clerk Squires for alleged record falsification. Protesters and property owners press for a benefit district, but the council votes to delay again, sending the plan to the next meeting and warning that the street may not open this year.
A Topeka grocer advocates balanced scales for accurate weighing, praising Troemner agate bearing weight and inspected eyes. The ad promises reliable service and urges customers to seek a preferred all-around trading place, noting familiarity with the 16-ex plan.
Programme notes for Monday night and Tuesday afternoon concerts at the Honda Rossa Auditorium outline a wide range of new and familiar pieces. The "Wagener night" features major works and an encore, with Carmen music among possible inclusions. The Tuesday afternoon program includes Willow Grove March and selections from Offenbach and Tschaikovsky, highlighting vocal and orchestral pieces as requested by patrons.
Weather conditions favored crops but little stock market animation. Traders noted September futures dipping while present receipts rose at Minneapolis and Duluth. Local buying supported by St. Louis, with September rallies fading and corn and barley prices slightly pressured amid overall agricultural signals.
Sunday dinner specials include Michigan celery at two bunches for 15 cents and tomatoes at 20 cents a basket. other items listed with mixed prices. Also reports on Parsons Sun corporate moves, highway robber Harry Ramey’s escape pursuit, an elopement arrest, and a detailed wheat market summary with prices and market conditions across regions.
Readable fragments show prices and items from Chicago and Topeka markets. Cattle calves and hogs listed with varying grades, plus poultry eggs wool butter and fruits. dairy and grain prices appear with multiple figures and local market notes.
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