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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
4
A narrative reports the bustle and confusion at the Chicago Union Depot as travelers are awakened by water cure. The piece details the theatre of a crowded station, the interplay of officers and staff, and the chaotic scene as a large crowd processes through a busy transit hub.
Fragmentary OCR advert text claims a cure for various ailments and skin conditions, touting “Cates pimples” and youth remedies. Mentions “Sold Everywhere” and a contact-like line, with broken phrases about cures and regimens.
A garbled OCR style text discusses a life story and examination of a complex situation. It mentions a sequence of events and individuals in an unclear setting. The passage references a broader historical context and potential military or public concerns.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a topeka firm undertaking plastering a building in Chanute. It mentions names and unclear phrases about a “porcine” reference and a betherh substance, with garbled terms and scattered references to people and tasks.
The report notes general gains in Western finances and a large turnout for a Gulf region bowling event. It highlights manager appointments and plans for Nebraska Kansas football discussions. The piece mentions structural concerns and future leadership decisions affecting local projects and investments.
In a chaotic report the provisional notes claim rapid efforts by Franco and Mexico to prevent delays, while President Yakut from St Towis and Ban Francisco discusses Liz Tad extending to New Orleans as an urgent push. A combined effort with 14,000 tales is noted, and a territorial issue prompts two major routes for the southern region.
Fragmented OCR text describes Democrats winning 14 seats and Republicans securing four in a county election. It mentions judges and court appointments, naming several individuals and positions, though many names are garbled. The passage reflects a disputed or noisy election scene with references to state and legal officials.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic tale of gems, earnings, and figures tied to a New York shipment. Names like Ademe Lev Merk and Joyeds surface among garbled phrases and scattered references to markets, prices, and persons.
A member of the relief committee discovered twenty dollars in cast-off trousers during a washing and sorting session. The money was turned over and added to the relief fund as a small but meaningful contribution from the charity effort.
June 2 Leavenworth Kansas Colonel Miner appeals for troops to guard the city as stores are looted and criminals flee. A Sixteenth battery from Fort Leavenworth is reported moved toward St Marys area amid fears of further clashes. War department orders immediate establishment of a bureau of supplies in Leavenworth to aid the distressed district.
Congressman Charles Grosvenor, in Athens Ohio, explains his early Roosevelt endorsement rationale. He argues the national party mood favors Roosevelt, warns against delaying nomination, and urges unity to avoid dividing the party and the country.
American women who jilted inventor sue for divorce after engagement to Signor Mur efo ends. The case involves Miss Holman of Indian origin and a British court, with the engagement reportedly broken amid no stated reason.
A London report details the estate of a dead English betting commissioner and his alleged gambling debts. It alleges misappropriation of funds, large unpaid sums to creditors, and involvement of Mrs Fry and others in betting disputes linked to royalty and racing elites.
Mr. and Mrs. Davies planned to leave for Europe Monday after buying tickets from Mrs. Bisheart. A garbled letter from Western Woolen Mill on June 1 caused confusion about their travel plans and arrangements for getting their luggage and funds sorted before departure.
Fred C. Clark and George Clark of Shorey with a man named Streeter arrived by boat from Shorey reporting most residents have gathered at George Clark’s and J A Skinner’s homes. Shorey is flooded up to several feet. no wives lost so far. People are safe but in need of food as relief supplies begin arriving from the river. Clark returned with provisions and Streeter stayed over until Monday afternoon.
Hutchinson Kansas faced record floods on June 3 and 4 as two thirds of the town’s 240 residents were forced into upper floors or unable to enter stores. The flood from Cow Creek left water several feet deep across streets and rail yards, halted trains, and damaged businesses. No deaths reported though relief measures were mobilized and crews worked to assist those in need.
Report outlines millionaire Whitney planning large scale mosquito control efforts along coastal communities. It notes his approach mirrors methods used on Staten Island and the north shore, aims to deploy water management and drainage to reduce mosquito breeding, and anticipates wide community benefits within a few years as part of a broader public health campaign.
A troubling incident in Rome New York describes a man from Northwestern fatally injuring a rider, then fleeing as a frightened horse bolted. The victim, 20 years old, was dragged toward the village of Northwestern along the road, with witnesses recounting the chaotic scene and the horse tramping the path.
Hyomel cures catarrh by drying and purifying the air, attacking germs in mucous membranes to provide permanent relief. An Everett Massachusetts reader reports hearing improvement after eight days, with a personal guarantee offering a refund if Hyomel fails to ease symptoms.
Geo A Hughes of 808 Masa Ave Indianapolis declares Peruna has done more good than any tonic he has taken. At forty five he feels as good as at twenty, was thin and run down yet Peruna acted right for him. He works as a carpenter and calls Peruna the medicine for a poor man.
A Buckhead Georgia reader and a U S Congressman from Illinois describe Peruna as a cure and tonic for stomach trouble and catarrh. The letter from the Buckhead resident reports relief after using Peruna and urges others to try it. A Congressman, J Henderson, lauds Peruna as best for his family and a tonic for catarrh, urging friends to seek the remedy.
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