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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1903
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and numbers with garbled phrases. It appears to reference dates around the 12th to 15th and hints at names like Colbes and Sepia. Content is unreadable and cannot determine a coherent event or item.
Society page lists a 23rd street card party in honor of a prior event. Attendees include Merit, Durmmot Smith, Robert Coughents, J. ringie, Mrs Flend Birr, Ph Campbell, and Mr. Frank. Event details mention an auditorium gathering with music and whist sessions. planned afternoons note socializing with Mrs. Frank.
Immense enthusiasm marked a March 16 mass meeting in New York to honor President Roerald. Speakers from the First Methodist and Bethel gatherings urged unity and support for the president amid strong applause and public backing from attendees.
In Lawrence on Tier street the wedding of Potwin and his wife was held today. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev Starman with only relatives and close friends in attendance. Mrs Edwin attended as sister of the bridegroom.
A garbled OCR page fragment lists numerous individuals and events, including mentions of Mrs and Mr inhabitants, social visits, entertainments, and scheduled gatherings. Names such as Mary Copley and Dorotio appear amid scattered references to residences, streets, and dates, with inconsistent spelling throughout.
An 1890s style health ad claims indigestion causes heart disease and that Kodol Digests Wheat You Eat relieves stomach distress and heart pressure. The remedy is advertised as prepared by E. C. DeWitt & Co in Chicago.
An intense local struggle unfolds as selectmen align to restrict liquor licenses this year. Church and civic leaders mobilize to block saloon applications in wards Twenty eighth and Thirty second, arguing license revenue invites crime and poverty and urging a united front to sustain prohibition.
A damaged paragraph warns that a fraudulent advertisement led to barred persons including a Mrs. Evaro and others from mail services. It notes alleged deception involving correspondence to lure victims, and references court actions and prohibitions against offenders and agencies connected to the scheme.
An advertisement praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for backache neuralgia rheumatic pain and headaches. It claims no opiates nondrugatory production and notes testimonials from users William Brow Idaho and a lawyer Mayer, with broad claims of relief and safe use for nerve and eye discomfort.
A witness recalls a farm rent dispute and the landlord’s harsh methods as the jury weighs the tenant’s claim. The exchange highlights native humor and stubborn resolve amid legal confrontation, with testimonies detailing back rent, a cabin, corn rows, and the struggle to survive on a small homestead. The scene underscores rural life and legal strain in a precarious property battle.
The Indian Daily News reports Lord Kitchener, famed as the hero of Khartoum, participating in a festive Delhi dance, bungling his steps with a partner, provoking laughter from the crowd as he searched for his partner and clumsily navigated the dance.
Senator Leldy proposes a bill allowing county high school graduates to receive certificates for further education. The measure aims to standardize credentials enabling entry to state colleges and preparatory courses, with certification tied to completion of designated coursework and state approval.
Evangelist Williams was invoked by divine blessing on the morning service, his prayer praised integrity and good sense while urging religion without politics. At the Whist Club the North and South hands, Hart and Thrapp, Nope, Bates, Vine, Generae, Falkiner, and Macshalis recorded scores.
Katherine Willard stars in The Power Behind the Throne at New Crawford with the Leonard Stock Company. Theodore Kramer wrote the play and Edward White promoted lavish staging. Prices 20 and 70 cents, admission includes one free ticket for a paying holder. opening night crowds praised Willard and the company.
A garbled roster lists entertainers including Kid Langford Dick Thomas Totiver and Oecar Cameron along with Hinsley Hrottens Teil pentrilogiist and Harry Tidler at a City Ticket Offer for Union Railroad 23 Kansas avenue. The note mentions a crash at Fursave Webster Cite Ia Meret 10 10 Te Murphy employest Mercy Bnepitel and a household term De Thera weather features amid unclear text.
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