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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reveals a report of a person killed after being run over near a street scene. Mentions a warning, authorities, and a monetary figure. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The piece references a Pensacola area incident with possible names and dates obscured.
A late night disturbance near Parkdale Parkdale involved two women and several youths. Police arrived as a door was forced, a window broken, and victims were aided for non specific injuries. officers detained suspects including a local minister’s son amidst chaotic crowd and warnings.
Report of a proposed Vinewood plan to build a life line to Junction City and Nemahe County, detailing routes through northern and southern districts, connection to Topeka and Kansas City, and eventual link toward Rimone and Fogerian City. Mentions mills, river roads, power houses, and possible railroad push as weeklong talks hover over approval.
A batch of property transfers lists numerous grantors and grantees including Wenteto Land and Tot remnans to Arne finith for 125 lower capital values. It records multiple parcels, street addresses, and sums such as 1 000 and 600, with names like Rosella Me Cannel and J. Melchior involved, detailing various second additions and street allocations in a historic real estate ledger.
The White Stave presents a new scenic investiture at Mid Crefont on Thre Turbeet Cusipinl's, with a ten week run in New Pane city amid Gallewer and Sarti Atser events. Crawford Saturday hosts while Homesenkars' Excursion Tuesday follows, inquiries via Western agent or J Slayer Chicago.
Fragmented notes describe a Saturday night audience in Cincinnati and a heavy mix of local events. Mentions John Suchonwld and WM. Davidson, travel to Denver and Empire City, and various court and insurance topics.
A San Salvador delegation reports the first peaceful transfer of power in 50 years. General Heelan resigns and Vedro is declared elected, prompting widespread rejoicing across Balvedor.
The Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad yard was tidied for the first Sunday since November. All termlink tracks reported empty with no cars at major terminals. Suburban lines and other firms conducted their usual Sunday clearance while police monitored to prevent congestion and ensure safety.
On a Sunday dispute Park Pulley and Wie faced a fight with Wisconsin Central railway section crews near the plant of the Park Paper Company. Officials contend the line and spur were laid to favor the paper firm while workers reportedly caused track damage and refused to continue.
Jamey Layeon and Jetn Lawson, brothers from Wisconsin, claimed a $2000 loan was secured by a forged deed purporting sale of John McFarlane’s farm near Lodi for 14000. Verification showed the deed was forged, ending the alleged swindle.
Robert W Turner of Manitain declines several key committees for the grand mas tership of the & CU, W. of Kansas. The postings list members and chairs for Committees on Laws Finance and Appeal with a scattered roster including Topeka, Concordia, Leavenworth and other lodges and names such as Gomer Deview and John Dsl.
A three year old girl in Brooklyn died during a Sunday school session after a toy whistle caused a fatal accident. The child collapsed, clergy prayed, and medical staff were unable to save her as mournful parents and teachers looked on. Funeral rites followed at the church with a solemn procession to the cemetery.
Japanese cottages in Cit section of New York state attract workers for summer tasks on the Adtrenstach estate near St. Regle. William Hoczefellen organizes a contract with Japanese laborers under supervision. No Americans are allowed on the job. Both structures and grounds are to be completed in time for the season. Local observers note friction and questions about immigration and labor practices.
In Negaunee Michigan on March 2 authorities fined multiple saloon operators amid a broader campaign against liquor sales. Judge Stone warned of stiffer punishment at the next court appearance as enforcement efforts continued despite several after midnight incidents this week.
Marinettis death ends a storied career as the chief comedian of The Devil's Auction Company. Born 1868 in Montfesta, he rose as a prominent member of the Martivelli family of acrobats and performed across Denver and Havana. The cause was apoplexy and burial plans were set for Fall River.
An Indian farmer and his family faced a deadly incident involving poison and gunfire, leaving a husband and daughter dead as authorities report a series of casualties. In Ithaca New York on March 2 Fred Wake, a Cornell student, died of typhoid fever, with four classmates among the deceased.
A sprawling roster lists numerous applicants tied to Gov. Bailey's administration, including entries from Wichita, Leavenworth, Kansas City, and many other locales. The document enumerates boards, commissions, and officials such as State Board of Health, Text-Book Commission, Forestry, and Regents, highlighting the breadth of names and regions considered for roles within the government.
A jumbled roster lists dozens of individuals including gan Troy TW Mayberry Wimshing tom George A Thrienose and state figures like J W Jones Te ltmbus C M Steinen Hibbard Linkes and many others. The retired commissioner is noted as not strictly governor's narrowage with executive council ties and potential candidates for Tin Atiice appearing but not yet listed.
Marie and Belle Poteet from Champaign Illinois astonished Wall Street by boot polishing for a penny a pair. The two young women promised to return with their kit but faced police patrols and rough handling as they tried peering around with customers. They planned future demonstrations at barber shops near Wall Street, hoping to attract buyers and prove the value of cheap boot polishing.
W. Fe Sterne named General Agent of the Santa Fe for the San Jose division with responsibility for service from Niles to San Jose and all points south. He has long represented the line in the Santa Fe office and is brother to W. Fe Sterne. Colonial tickets to California go on sale April 1 to June 15 at $25. Service unsurpassed.
A Susian woman mistook a salute for an act of affection toward dramatist Mickeow. Involving Maxime Goriy and the drama The Mietz Stocage, the incident led to a police court appearance where misunderstandings and apologies emerged amid questions of propriety and marital tension.
Schley, suffering severe cold, leaves Texas for Los Angeles amid conflicting reports. In San Antonio a tense scene unfolds as a rival party requests precautions and admission measures for visitors at the hotel.
A garbled discussant piece about a law proposal known as the Trouse bill and how Cubs reject aligning national holidays with church observances. The fragment references a Saturday and mentions legal actions, street credibility, and various individuals in a jumbled context.
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