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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
10
Railroad officials challenge an Orient attorney's stance that floods are not a railroad liability and refuse to pay freight losses. The debate, led by Mr Exton’s views, centers on whether railroads must cover spoilage costs and the extent of operator responsibility amid flood damage.
A chaotic Iola meeting turned to a heated disclosure session as expletives and claims surfaced about a discharge. The Santa Fe probe touched on business ties and potential motives, with witnesses detailing reactions and the fallout.
A garbled report centers on a wheat field flight and resulting reactions. Names and places are unclear, but the piece touches on economic concerns, harvest issues, and a call for action by local workers and officials amid farm industry tensions.
A fragmented June report from New York outlines a fire and ensuing events involving city and regional officials. The text mentions the Instele and various authorities, with references to former roles and ongoing investigations. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the piece notes a superintendent and previous employment tied to railroad work and local governance.
A reader describes recovery from heart trouble and tobacco effects after using Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure. The letter praises the medicines, claims symptom relief after two bottles, and urges others to learn of their value. It mentions Dr Miles' Medical Co and a free booklet offer.
Disjointed notes describe Mr Miller sued, Markedminster’s Fit Sentt action, and Hartan of Port Scott. Mentions Wells and the San Melro Los Angeles Salt Lake railroad deal, Patton track acquisition, and a Tower rental. References to Santa Fe wall and impending appearance of Tae in primer.
A chaotic meeting of the executive committee warns of a widescale rate war impacting the Western Passenger Association. The proposed plan to replace a 2,000 mile irradiation form with a new directive could trigger rapid collapses across lines, spreading fear of financial instability.
Reported talks suggest Missouri river toll tensions may extend west of Kansas City into surrounding territory. A proposed arrangement would price admission at gate at 2 cents, replacing the earlier 20 percent differential between Missouri and Kansas city points.
A 19th century medical advertisement touts Pieres's Goldes Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion disorders. It claims to restore flesh, improve appetite, and reestablish health by enabling perfect digestion of food, targeting anaemia and general malnutrition.
The text implies that defeating the 2 cent fare would trigger a move to adjust rates under an individual action clause embedded in the western agreement, signaling an ominous stance and potential rate changes to follow.
Kansas City Mo June 20 Officials trace freight disruption as handlers strike and railroads contend with halted car loading. Officials expect rapid action to restore normal freight flow as rail companies report interference with Burlington and other lines.
Local reports in Burlington Kansas confirm a Katy depot will be built near Neosho with construction due to start after land and sidings are prepared. The new facility is described as an impressive asset to the town, though exact timing and work details remain to be determined.
The Pike's Peak Railway Company plans an extension toward Cripple Creek, Colorado on a route from Manitou. Officials estimate the line will add about 16 miles at a cost near 758000 dollars. The project follows a survey and aims to secure rights of way to reach the summit area.
The Minneapolis four member mill board adjourned after adopting a reeled panelization plan and electing officers. President D. M Finely of Minnepitts, vice presidents W. S Tudira, Murphis tors, W. WH Proos, secretary treasurer A. E Kekinston. FP. Chattee, an employee at Hackpey mill, resides at 1s 12 North Topeka Avenue.
A tunnel near East Roeton and Sate Westcetinn collapsed during excavation. One laborer died and another injured, a third worker feared buried. The tunnel, about 25 feet long and six wide, stalled progress and crews searched for the missing men as of the latest report. Cardinal Vaughan Dies in London. The Very Rev Herbert Vaughan, archbishop of Westminster, died at midnight after a lengthy illness. born April 15, 1562, he became archbishop in 1601 and had served for decades.
Letters from Anna Prescott Florence Allan and others extol Peruna as a cure for catarrh and list symptoms improved by its use. They claim renewed health, restored appetite, and rejuvenation after several weeks of taking the remedy. Supporters urge others to try Peruna and consult Dr Hartman for guidance.
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