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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
12
The readable text fragment lists names and places, with unclear phrases and distorted terms. It mentions individuals such as Koen and Shale and references a broadcast or news item in a Guardian style regional setting with a public notice tone.
An abbreviated meeting with M s Pat Tik Wateh is set for next Wednesday afternoon. Several locals including Misg Abby Ware and Col. Mie Clarkes S Glew are mentioned with plans to spend the summer. numerous social gatherings and family events are noted across the community, including visits from Abbie Fe Linnapwot and Wher ills plese haven meyt.
A letter from Mattoon HL signer Canon requests calm following a heated public event. The text mentions support staff, service changes, and thanks to donors for patience during adjustments at a local venue. The note emphasizes gratitude toward Cad Burttows Toucha for assistance during the period.
A courtroom feature reviews a new pro tem judge's curt style and tough stance. The prose lampoons excuses from culprits, critiques the city police and court system, and notes detectives and officers handling arrests and city crime. The piece cites Mr. Dusenberry and discusses court procedure, public expectations, and local authority responses.
The secretary of state receives an application to incorporate the Ma fila Stellery and Ghchting company. The proposed charter grants rights to operate railroads and steamship lines and to set up gas and electric plants beyond current boundaries. Reported backers are said to be New York capitalists.
A group including Home Defenders and local figures urged Governor Wed to act against drug storefronts in Topeka. They claimed failure to enforce. urged the governor to mobilize authorities, warn of civil unrest, and press for state action. The noisy assembly ended with a prayer and a formal committee sign-off.
Report from Wilmington notes saloons closed and calmness restored after disturbances tied to crowds and possible lookout for munitions. police and guards maintain order as miles of tension ease. Gage of the Fourth of July travel specials appears with Union Pacific rates and schedules, offering discounted trips to nearby celebrations.
A grain plant fire in Milwaukee started by a dust explosion in a Big Elevator owned by the American Milling Co. destroyed malt house and brick storage, with an estimated loss of up to 400,000 bushels of grain and about 300,000 dollars in structure and contents. Firefighters saved remaining units.
Real estate transfers listed include Herrick and wife to Rodgers for 26000 on a mixed lot on East Ely street, May Davis to McDavis for 2000, and multiple parcels described with block and avenue references. Several lines reference transfers among Aldridge, Shel, Rhodes, Rhodae, Allen, Hovenden, Coates, and others with varied sums. The long entry notes a “Great Bond Saloons Open” and mentions a political or social dispute about lumber sales and street work amid a description of public works and a partition of lumber to cover costs.
A fragmented notice describes farmers near North Torss facing long delays and poverty caused by the railways, urging countywide relief efforts. It mentions trains like The New York Limited and Eastern Express with departure times, and cites AL Branks and ALTR Ritchie as contact points. The item promotes fruit culture gains and energy growth in East Texas, Missouri, Kansas, and Texas climates, inviting readers to respond through a St Louis MO address.
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