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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
1
Cheyenne County cattlemen prepare before a Supreme Court hearing as Dewey and his riders arrive with new outfits. He refuses to discuss the murder case as evidence will be taken prior to the proceeding.
The article outlines continued custody of Chanereey Bleep and Britt while Berry and other inmates face proceedings. It details Sheriff Lucas overseeing the situation, the wrapped trial progress, and the presence of reporters, photographers, and court officials at the scene.
Warden’s wife abducted to shield convicts as guards overpowered near the washrooms. One inmate killed, another fatally wounded. several captured or wounded as they fled on horseback toward Cront GRU. Chaos followed the breakout at the county jail in Ginen City, Col. on June 22.
A freight train collision near Jettersom City results in four men dead and one injured. Names hurt or missing include Michael Finnegan of Jefferson and others linked to De Pangeriesly and Espiner Micharl Finnegan. Rescue teams and investigators search the wreckage for remaining victims and cause details.
Reported return of Woudmen from national relief gathering and details on how funds will be distributed. Mentions Murphy and Detason representatives selecting comments on state matters, and names Kansan City figures involved in the relief effort.
Fragmented OCR reveals reports of a killing in Peek, a mob attack near Wellington, and a transfer to Wichita amid fear of violence. The item notes a murder suspect moved to avoid mob action and mentions city temperature readings for Chicago and Philadelphia.
The government forecast rain and warmer conditions tonight with possible showers. In Topeka and across Kansas, Saturday rainfall totaled about a hundredth of an inch with Sunday showers general statewide. Maximum temperatures ranged from the mid 60s to the upper 80s across cities such as Topeka 68, Wichita 86, Dodge City 84, and Concordia 82, while minimums dipped into the 40s and 50s in several locales. Continuous updates noted cool, partly cloudy weather prevailing regionally, with winds around 15 miles per hour and temperatures falling over western districts.
The Continental Creamery outlines plans to improve the plant and expand operations at the Teil Plant. The company seeks new capital to fund expansion, with costs estimated around 70 aididewal sideenientations and a working capital increase to meet growth. The piece notes rises in annual revenue from $2,000,000 to $4,000,000 and mentions mortgage implications on company assets.
New York Juris 22 heiress Mabel Acninidentrella, claimed to be daughter of a late mansion owner, travels from Birva Maver to New York to pursue an estate reportedly valued at about two million dollars. The case centers on Mabel’s eligibility and the heirs list as authorities examine the late benefactor’s holdings.
The notice reports the death of Thomas Goxgas in Ireland. It notes relatives in Topeka, mentions Mr and Mrs KT Whiliid of Topeka and other connections. The body is to be shipped to Galveston for burial after funeral arrangements and local tributes.
In a garbled dispatch from Dover a 320 mile race is hinted with scattered names and places. The fragment mentions Srsland Juge Stuight and Emperor Williarm with references to Helmneniand and Kane by Ceell Quentin, plus a Kane forecast for Kan with cloudy to warmer conditions and possible showers. Chicago forecast notes cloudy weather with variable winds and possible showers.
A runaway Spokane Falls locomotive, with sixty cars, rolled four miles down a grade without an engine. It crashed buildings and crossed streets, killing four people and injuring others. Debris piled high as the train plowed through the city near downtown Spokane on June 22. Among the dead were William Thomas and an unidentified man. several others were injured and rushed to hospitals. The scene included a laundry, homes, and mills as the train overwhelmed the area.
Incoherent OCR text references a local event or notice in Atchison with scattered names and dates. It mentions schedules, mowing, and a public seating or open event. The legible parts point to a community gathering with unclear timing and attendees.
A woman identified as Bevan faces a legal struggle after carrying $10,800 and resisting officers in a case heard before a judge. The narrative describes the defendant’s conduct, the surrounding charges, and the consequences anticipated in the Galveston area court proceedings, including potential confinement and asset seizure.
Pawnee County reports demand for 500 more harvest hands. The notice requests men for LaM harvest starting July 1, offering pay of $4 per man Aud day and a possible adding bonus for extra workers. Also mentions a shipment of $1,090,000 in gold from The National City Bank to Europe.
A Santa Fe suburban train between Kanfa Chu and Argentine derailed yesterday afternoon near Edger. No injuries reported among Argentine passengers. Service was disrupted as crews replaced a tank and repaired the line. Trains to Katiane Lee ran every half hour but arrivals were late.
Panic broke out as fuses sprayed blue flames from a trolley controller on Amsterdam avenue. A woman was struck by a falling object and badly cut, her husband and another man were hurt, a child was uninjured, and several women fainted amid a frantic exit rush.
June 2 Washington plans to erect a monumental mansion for the national empire. Mr Clark aims for unmatched stature with two renowned architects to design a world famous Paris and London pair. The project involves notable sites along Chews and the Worbeenes area as construction proceeds.
A grievance committee member reports potential strike action by railroad workers in Chicago and Chickasha as wage increases are sought. Despite talks, workers say progress is slow and demand prompt adjustments to prevent a possible strike that could affect railroad service for hundreds of men.
Cleveland reporters note Benatar Fiei na comments about the nomination, with Corto implying Hacerot would be a strong running mate to Roosevelt next year. The piece underscores speculation on party slate and the 1932 presidential ticket dynamics.
A chaotic report covers the Lowell and Mil voutiett strike ending amid tangled claims of wage cuts and contract preservation. Chief Justice Jane I-Lard weighs the implications as industry and finance contenders argue over contracts and corporate restructuring during the dispute.
Philadelphia Public Ledger discusses the possibility of Theodore Roosevelt seeking a strong Kansas backing. Joseph E Bristow of Kansas is highlighted as a leading candidate for vice president with support across party lines and from Western political figures.
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