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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
6
A flood disaster story describes Pris Fores M nayrainrasted hurt and killed during rescue attempts near Embrye, detailing witnesses and the chaotic scene as waters rose. The report notes other victims and evacuees, the rough conditions, and ongoing relief efforts as authorities assess losses and aid needs.
A fragmented pieceNames and places blur as a wandering narrator recalls figures like Rene Cote and Ay yell am Bie toile Ceiame IME Scretricer. The stylized voice hints at urban life, weathered by grime, crowds, and assertive voices in a street scene.
The readable text presents a fragmented historical notation with scattered names, places, and terms. It includes references to individuals and locales, interwoven with garbled phrases and partial dates, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize reliably.
A long, garbled article outlines Clover blossoms used for sachets and pillows, detailing making steps, threading, and tying with ribbon. It shifts to a phonograph promotion praising improved recording quality and performer training, ending with consumer curiosity about new musical performances.
North Topeka residents and families are noted moving, visiting, and planning gatherings. Mr and Mrs J Swersien take Tonpie at 912 North Kansas. H W Cheney at home on Harrison Street. Various residents return from trips, arrange housekeepings, and discuss property work and neighborhood errands across North Topeka streets.
United States District Attorney J S Deanen plans to seek a federal writ to compel the Shindard Jewelry Company of Boston to pay or settle alleged debts. Eyton C White of Fort Scott submitted information detailing a collection scheme linked to the company. The correspondence and warnings emphasize potential violation of United States collection and fraud laws and urge receivers to avoid premature settlements.
Qaif an inch in length. They eat dry Bod nieht and are fed three times a day by thie Beyer of jeaves yeing meatrer ed over Kiam. Uy about 6h days from the time of hatching they will be wound up in their compont. They will then tn scale to reserve the silt Spun. The officials have pritten her that they will take the copodus weigh Chim and pay her u ropean peices. The object of the nericy Uijal department into matter of giv iany eligt to the public that this country may ke ep the work and supply enguen Sik for mantfaeture here without having to de pend so much on Barage for silk in consequence of which experts have been sent for to confer with the United States government respecting the enterprise, Brooklyn' Eagie,
Augusta Prescott advises professional men on marriage, arguing that career drives shape partners. She contends the man should seek a wife who loves him and accepts his work, while the wife’s role includes social duties and managing a home. The piece contrasts northern and southern women and touches on gender expectations and class.
The Western Morning News' victory in the libel case is hailed as prudent and deserved. The ruling overturns the original award of £100, emphasizing greater import and public interest.
The passage reviews jury opinions on a play and critic reception, noting the master of the White talts and mixed public response. It references excerpts from the play, a London Academy discussion, and echoes in various press reactions. The text also mentions a Southern Pacific wreck and a critique of sensational reporting.
Fragmented OCR reads The Topeka Vinegar Works and Otto Kubhnic proprietor. It mentions traders seeking farmers, offering payment per bushel and a curt note about a collat factory and a trade stand. Readable text is garbled with multiple errors and missing specifics.
A jumble of clipped phrases notes naval appointments and retirements. Key figures like Captain and Admiral retirement plans surface amid brief mentions of Washington and New York offices and weekly changes in command roles.
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