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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
3
Readable fragments describe extensive Kansas city planning for an event around Jane 46 involving a museum and art gallery, parking, fountains, and driveways. The text mentions public works elements such as streets, park features, and a city council clerk, with references to construction and funding details amid a crowded, error-filled report.
A fragmented OCR item from Pine F post office service outlines a confusing fraud inquiry. The text references officials, county actions, and various names in a garbled account, noting delays, responses, and possible charges without clear details.
A fragmentary reflection centers on a troubled hero fearing a looming task. The narrative voice hints at coercion, health decline, and a bleak emotional arc as it references a master and a weary individual facing overwhelming demands.
The report covers a liquor selling conviction near Junction City and related court actions. It mentions a judge, local officials, and a county high school, with notes on a charity route and multiple social events including weddings. The text is fragmented and references ongoing legal proceedings and community notices.
The Cincinnati racing meeting closes Saturday after a week in which roughly $4,000 per day was distributed among winners. McDowell led with Johnny Schorr close behind, while Sidney Bonner the jockey emerged as a top performer. The meet featured the Derby and Oaks contenders with Hewitt and Hartley among notable victors.
The case centers on Ted Sloan, American jockey, accused of causing a racing incident at the jockey club. He faces a $25,000 claim framed around turf rules and authority questions. The jockeys’ association weighs whether Sloan acted within his powers during a race. The hearing resumes before the local court after delays.
An ad extols Stomach Bitters for women who are weak or delicate claiming it calms nerves promotes sleep aids digestion and supports natural processes. It urges immediate purchase and promises noticeable benefit after the first dose.
The May 20 Ghantilly renewal of the classic Freventurf race valued at $10,000 saw Jount de Saint belle win the Prix de Diane with Rome Je Bat placing as second favorite at 4 to 2 amid morning cough rumors that she might not start.
The article reports Tod Sloan, famed rider, possibly riding in Chicago after Western Jockey Club discussions. Cash Lion, a brother, and allies push for Sloan's application while tensions rise with John Rake and James Keene over backing and money concerns.
New York Supreme Court judge Gelgerich voided the divorce decree between Norms Selby known as Kid Mey and Julia Selby, amid claims of alimony and repeated legal battles since 1897. McCoy had previously sued for absolute divorce in 1900, later settled for alimony, and remarried Selby. Selby then obtained a divorce with $500 monthly alimony, marking another legal turn in their tumultuous marriage. The report also notes Inez Urbana Pitcher’s movement to New York and other scattered sports wire items.
Collated notes from Nevada and surrounding areas detail Missouri Valley League standings, games at Joplin and Springfield, and results from Sedalia. The report references players Kraft Lafrance and Mebonaid Sheard, plus local matches and a featured baseball item from Madison with scattered game anecdotes.
The piece discusses eagle protection in New York and Norway, comparing legal status and public sentiment. It notes varying levels of abundance, impact on game and livestock, and punishment for killing eagles, with引用 commentary on hunting tactics and cultural attitudes toward this bird.
Mother Gray longtime nurse at the Children's Home New York promotes her remedy now in drug stores as Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children. Said to be harmless pleasant to take cure feverishness constipation headaches teething and stomach disorders and to remove worms. Sold at five cents by six druggists.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a poker session held in a rear room of a stable, where a Brooksonite general and notable townsfolk gathered after 4 pm. His wife, informed by a friend, confronts him about gambling and seeks confirmation from the stable, prompting a clandestine visit that ends with laughter and a fresh moral rumor.
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