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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
5
The passage presents a jumble of fragmented phrases and misspelled names. No clear event, person, or place can be reliably identified from the readable text.
Fragmentary reading presents garbled reflections attributed to a Quaker figure. The text includes miswritten phrases about effort, time, and politeness, with scattered mentions of inspiration and suspicion. No clear event or named entities emerge.
A garbled report describes missing cash and a chase involving a bicycle theft. It mentions a loss of 30 dollars, a recovered 400 dollars, a North Pleon area, and an attempted fraud tied to a suspect, with unclear names and dates.
Fragmentary item notes an event at 90 involving O. F. jedarls on Quincy misset Bribar. Reads like a clipped historical notice with unclear names and dated tone.
The ad claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla fully treats stubborn skin eruptions and related ailments. It asserts the medicine removes painful crusting and itching and promises permanent relief for severe eczema through a proprietary tonic.
A Kansas City press review describes a contested relief effort for flood sufferers in Kansas and Topeka. Governor Bailey reacts after a civic appeal seeks state and outside funds with calls for a special legislative session and broader support.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions reflections of a bachelor and a townhouse scene with unclear quotes. The fragment references fear, an empty stomach, and a possible social setting. No clear events, dates, or named entities are readable. The piece resembles a literary snippet rather than a reported news item.
The Topeka relief fund expands with new subscribers from Topeka and outside towns. An influx of members strengthens the effort as a renewed canvass is planned immediately and subscriptio ns rise nationwide. Confirmed lists show contributors from Great Bend Lima Carpenter and others supporting the effort.
A flood narrative centers on Manhattan and surrounding rivers with rescuers, a bank river crossing, a woman swept away, and a search by locals and officials. The report notes a ferry incident and ongoing efforts to locate missing persons, with authorities pursuing leads and potential arrests related to the case.
Fragmentary OCR passage references a bird palace in London Paris and a famed palace linked to historic figures. Mentions Marie Antoinette, Louis XV era, the revolution, Murat and Napoleon. Phrases are garbled, but center on royal residences, theft, and upheaval around revolutionary times.
Admitted Iine and several peers join the Supreme Court bar in a ceremony today. Names include Hankin, Lawrence, Pierson, Tonle, Tonle, and Fesch among others, reflecting a diverse year cohort from the city’s law schools.
Judge J West and committee members examined qualifications of several locals including Balteville J B Dudley Paul Cotterwood and Jos C Plumb. Jamsles Wo Smith and BR Mawson chaired the review. A son of Jumea Ramsey graduates from Tonrka high school and is captain of the football team. he played on the Uastery K U baseball team that defeated Washham recently.
Report outlines Governor Bailey's personal pledge of one hundred dollars to a relief fund raised in Baileyville. The fund, now about eighteen thousand four hundred dollars, is managed by Major Wildien Sime. Additional subscriptions and details from various donors and regions are noted, with mentions of other state figures and local committees.
A special master in Topeka closes the gas case proceedings as testimony ends. The company’s and city’s attorneys will file printed briefs within ten days to argue the admissibility and weight of the evidence, with the master to decide if further briefs are needed. The outcome could influence a major decision in Washington.
No water pressure as pumping station on the Santa Fe line suffers delays. A 9 inch main near the station and a 29 inch feeder cause low output. Managers O'Neill and Jesse Shaw report line repairs underway, telephone service down, and no timetable for full restoration while awaiting a larger or repaired main.
The report details relief actions as floodwaters reached Holton on a Saturday. Mayor Webster, Sheriff Bateman, and officials went to Topeka to assess conditions and organize aid. Early relief boats operated on the north side, with workers distributing food and supplies. Memorializing a history of relief, the piece notes the ongoing effort, including meals and items like coffee and sugar, totaling $56.30 in donations.
The audit committees and relief groups have worked two weeks to clear funds and identify applicants. A systematic record is to be kept to prevent duplication while accelerating assistance and ensuring proper processing by the social services and shelter committees.
Fragmented dispatch describes a chemical engine salvage run from Santa Fe to Topeka including movement to the Union Pacific yard and Kan venue depots. References to protection efforts, equipment like brackets and comforters, and agents from Joseph and Mrs Maclay appear amid unclear wording and garbled place names.
A Rome report claims nearly one hundred killed during a coup at the royal palace with cannons firing and troops surrounding ministerial residences. Rumors of King Alexander's death circulate as officers supposedly pressured abdication. unclear confirmations persist from other outlets.
A proposal urges using empty city public schools to house Hood flood victims. Suggests well ventilated rooms, modern sanitation, partitions with curtains, a sanitary officer, and proper waste disposal. Proposes North Pokea school houses near their homes and tents around TurBed avenue for relief.
Miss Jennie Armmann died Wednesday at 10 o clock at home from heart failure Funeral from the residence Friday at 2 p m
Fragments describe social gatherings and notices in the city, including invitations and family encounters at addresses on Topeka Avenue. Mentions of a Chicago Wheat Market listing parade of futures, with scattered proper names and vague dates.
Detroit dated March 3 1899 reports the Richmond Piano Co Richmond Ind notes a client’s piano purchased over a year ago withstanding ten hours daily pounding for pianola regulation with minimal action wear while other pianos required repairs. E S Vote y President signs.
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