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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1903
Page
6
A lengthy chaotic piece outlines Commissioner Griggs positions supporting Bergundthal for mayor. It notes final meetings of a Hepublican contest, factional tensions in Topeka and shifts in campaign committee plans, with references to labor unions, political figures, and possible track access schemes.
Irwin Mars W Andree Caiclis started for New York to see his mother but never reached her. He rode from the Tartine Creek mine in a freight train wreck. He died in a distant cemetery where he is to be buried.
Fragmentary text describes a deserter case involving Pavey Getss and mentions a whaler ship name and formality. Readable parts reference Sunndue Formale and related personnel, but details are unclear.
Novice observer notes disruptive hotel rate fixes and a sprawling legislative clash. The piece dissects Goebel’s influence in the House, calls for price reforms on hay and oyster costs, and mocks procedural tactics as lawmakers argue over amendments and adjournment.
The article reports discussions at Annapolis involving the superintendent and the naval secretary about new midshipmen, training plans, and funding for upcoming terms. It notes preparations, committee actions, and expected opportunities for further detail in the near term.
Fragmentary notice lists entrants for the academy this year with dates in September and June, noting a preliminary exam period and associated procedures. Names and exact dates are unclear, but the item references enrollment, testing, and a November or September start window.
Judge Elmer B Adame scheduled arguments on March 1 regarding a temporary injunction involving the Brotherhoods of Firemen and Trainmen and the Wabash Railway. Proceedings aim to dissolve the injunction, with a tentative court date of March 17 for further debate and rapid preparation by both sides.
A chaotic collage claims grip relief and medical testimonials praising Peruna. The excerpt lists names from Chicago to Aurora and beyond, including physicians and supporters who promote Peruna as a cure. It mimics a sensational 19th century advertisement with scattered quotes and dubious authority.
An article notes Rear Admiral Crowniexcept and orders for transition of command to Capri on the 20th inst. It mentions Captain H Duster and Lieutenant Henry A Ward among staff, with naval secretary Ward asked to withdraw but choosing to stay aboard. A message from Atlantic City indicates plans to remain with the Chicago until arrival at naval station.
A fragmented ad style passage touts Favorite Prescription as restoring health to mothers and nervous women. It asserts benefits like renewed vitality, eased sleeplessness, and muscular elasticity, claiming it supports a painless pregnancy and general well being.
Hutchinson’s prohibition mayor Martin replies to a Topaks letter praising his administration. He cites reduced city debt over two years, a near balance in the general fund, and limited use of criminal funds. He notes no violent crime spikes, a sharp drop in gambling and liquor enforcement, and successful fairs with strict controls.
Fragmented lines report efforts by Nofteger Wulle and Allen to derail a prohibition related bill in the senate. The measure passed 38 to 3 with Wulfekuhler opposed as Morehouse and Leity spoke for the bill. Renato Seith introduced a definitional change already adopted.
Fragmented OCR notes show references to coal lands purchase and committee actions in the state legislature. The text mentions Ayres and Means committees, penitentiary appropriation, and a bill concerning tract sales, but details are unclear due to damaged source material.
A garbled OCR entry reports investigations into a drug purchase and alleged misuse. It notes a claimant about a forged form and a strip served in a mixer pack, referencing the Missouri River and a price of 25,090 dollars for a green form. Names, dates, and exact actions are unclear due to the damaged text.
Court orders the official receiver to manage the London and Globe Finance operation amid a pending public prosecution. Proceedings reveal the corporation's failed finances and restructuring steps, with the receiver directed to oversee assets and liabilities as authorities pursue further action.
A fragmented report outlines millions for the army and allied expeditions, detailing total expenditures around 5.0 to 5.2 million for revised 1905 budgets, with intruded figures and allocations including 260,000 to other land expeditions and 177,040,000 for related servers or support costs. The text references figures tied to the Atriex court and national forces, highlighting large sums tied to military operations and perimeters.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dramatic incident and a claimed cure for a severe cough using a product named Chanjverinin's Cough Remedy. The text mixes names and dates, with garbled references to an editor and alleged health outcomes, offering no verifiable facts.
Philadelphia police investigate a naked box death as part of a spate of murders and assaults in one month. Officers say the discovery of a young girl in a box spurred a widening probe with secrecy and questions about suspects, while political notices appear in the same edition.
A vintage ad touts Hobart's Vin-Seng Vin-Seng Tonic for catarrhal trouble stomach weakness and debility. It includes a customer testimonial from Mr Prank Hobart of Topeka and notes the product as a no solicitation endorsement from W S Anderson 1018 Clay Street.
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