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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows rising demand for Christian literature among immigrants. Mentions Meathen gospel costs, continuing religious outreach, and efforts to carry faith across communities amid broad social cues.
A young athlete shocked rivals as Tevliwenie edged Brae by two meters in a close finish at the Alder Oak track event. The outcome highlighted a standout performance amid a full rack of competitors.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a deadly naval incident involving an Argentine vice admiral and a large number of casualties. It references ships, roads, and a chaotic scene with scattered names and numbers. The excerpt appears to mix multiple events, including a collision and possible fatalities, with unclear timelines and locations.
Fragmentary text references Drigccere and the Attorney General amid mentions of prisoners from St. Phaness and the Dewey party. The garbled lines discuss fees, refrain from specifics, and reference a broader legal or governmental context without clear events or outcomes.
The crowd roared as Reliance fell to a new beat, the June event marked by tense moments and a subdued reaction from admirers. Report notes the Tecakann intereseastled Comlstetion and hints the bout may move to a different stage.
Dr Joseat Parker at the city Leszie Landom mrctveu bern diss. Regina aid Cumonte, etus wuceteded the Inte. Inne 2h Thestew, Tork, Inne 2h Thestew, Regina aid Cumonte.
Detroit era racing column outlines the American Derby with names like Savable Dick Wells and Colenaide jockeys and trainers discussed. It notes entries, odds and possible withdrawals, highlighting Betters from New York and the hopes of Savable and Fing for a strong showing, while mentioning diminished chances for some favorites.
A veterinary gathering featuring Dr J Rutherford and colleagues from North Dalits and others convenes Monday in the city to discuss hive stock interests and faculty changes. The session includes elections for university chair positions in history and economics and notes several western state issues.
Fragmented OCR yields a report stating Professor Toodaik GO Champalan elected professor at Irving Mrs Henrietta Cat issa associated with St Joseph Ma and Center Ussentant. Mentions of Mine Hyper Waa given loan and other unclear names. The piece names several nominees and a few roles, with garbled punctuation and several unreadable terms.
Reports describe government and naval involvement in promoting sponge propagation off Florida coast under Captain James A. Smith. Methods include offshore beds, tubing, and terracotta forms to encourage sponge growth while removing foreign matter and pests. expected to boost domestic supply and reduce imports.
The courier reports Mer trade will likely rise by early summer as many pin their hopes on her. The article notes her potential travel, upcoming engagements, and the lure of well paid positions for interpreters and guides. It describes employers seeking mature, trustworthy women with foreign language and social polish.
A confused scene at the auditorium and depot centers on Mrs W J Traflep’s items amid a charity drive for food sufferers. A box containing personal effects was packed for the governor but disappeared, prompting a frantic search until the misdirected box was recovered before shipment to Argentine.
Paris report says Samuel Jamean, American, committed suicide June 1. He was born in Wisconsin and lived in St Louis before, with wife, in a partner firm. He died at 66. wife now unable to recognize him and held in police infirmary.
Judge Faemer Foust of the Rew Allen-Woodeen district faces a salary hold until a deficiency appropriation is approved. Allocations were set for certain line items, but none remain for the balance of the current year, delaying his pay through the term.
The Scottish Rite bodies purchased the Mayonie building at Jackson Street from Willard Hell for about $70,000. The purchase is an investment and not tied to a separate $70,000 Mitsushi Fein pin project. The building will be retained for Masonic use with planned renovations to house several lodges and orders.
In San Diego June 40 Grant said he has not announced a candidacy for vice president on a ticket with Hoos Fait and noted a position should come from this post. He added he would probably prefer a western name, yet considers an eastern mint potential.
The June Chicago wheat and corn market text shows general demand and mixed futures. It notes higher July wheat and July corn futures, with seasonal weather effects and varying bids across futures months. Provisions and processed grain prices are mentioned with references to cash trades and nearby contract movements.
The notice counsels farmers to relocate southward to avoid winter losses and gain year round production. It extols cheaper fattening materials, cites corn and grain byproducts as abundant feeds, and promotes Louisville Kentucky as a contact point for more information and potential shipments.
Mr. Dickson of Auburn donates wagon land and Mexander Ditiven plans to aid county commissioners with a donation to aid flood relief. Officials anticipate distributing sweet potato plants soon after purchasing 300 inches of reed white corn for use.
District 14 south of Topeka elected Fryer clerk Hates treasurer and Cirts director while Lee employed as tenet cy of planning division. A. A. Steves Quistan Heighte Tuley Avendale students to start September 1. Prisoners judge ruling noted in nearby report.
A man named Kansen Cig or similar reported being robbed of seventy dollars and a gold watch near a school in Scranem area around midnight. He described the assailants briefly and police arrested one suspect early this morning. Local storm and weather notes follow with unrelated items and court retirements.
The message extols Kas Kenna Waters as the best treatment for constipation. F W Durham claims taka one wafer nightly to relieve symptoms. The ad promises home delivery by mail and lists the price as 20 cents per box, urging readers to buy Kas Kenna Waters.
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