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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
4
A historical railroad note reports the largest amount ever issued in straight stock and a stockholders meeting to approve a broad set of improvements. It mentions absorbing six roads, a restructuring process, and the plan’s reach across multiple lines, with legal formalities and governance changes led by company executives.
Fragmented readable fragments mention places and people in a dated style. The text hints at a meeting or event with names such as Beate and Nolte and references to a forties era context. Little concrete detail remains to form a complete event or outcome.
A damaged OCR passage from a Santa Fe public notice appears with garbled phrases and broken names. The readable bits mention public action and local officials, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
Readers in Orient City submit numerous applications for various posts as authorities seek a candidate. General Stilwell receives attention as contenders lobby for the job amid a flurry of inquiries from across the nation about the posting.
Territorial secretary grants charter to Colvenlo Texas tollway company to build a road from Oklahoma to Denison and Treyees Halnter. Project includes sixty eight miles through Goudie and adjacent towns, with officials listed from Denison Colby Byringhale Hobart and Chickasaw areas.
Fragmented text describes railroad workers and officials, with mentions of Hamel Milber, engineers, trips to Quininn and Balen, and a Grouch session. It notes a meeting of Bar Dell YM CA and references to Socio political figures, while cryptic lines allude to inspections, paties, and travel between sites.
Fragmented report outlines appropriation debates and committee actions. Mentions seven teen age inmates, extra pay for extended labor, a strike in Neowin, investigations into penitentiary conditions, and expenses for visits by officials. References to Goebel Beasin and Metropolitan Gite matter and suppression of certain claims.
A fragmented report describes tensions between the Senate and House as political maneuvering surfaces. The piece notes timing around dismissive talks, a governor’s powers, and upcoming committee and leadership shifts. It mentions plans for sessions in January and attempts to resolve internal divisions.
A large raid in Manhattan on March 1 used heavy axes to batter doors at a podiroom linked to Richard Walsh and Captain Stites Omeliy. About two hundred prisoners were escorted to the police station but most were released after questioning. several suspects identified included Joseph Clark, Henry Muldoon, Peter Alios, and others. Detective Thilan and Inspector Wala led the investigation, with O Reilly and Captain Omeliy cited in the operation.
A New Jersey court case involves Mary J. Gadde seeking alimony from Luther Ge. Gud daunet amid a dispute over future payments. Judge Hierhott weighs the ex husband’s obligation to fund alimony and related contempt actions as Mary Gadd contends her former husband’s payments and income arrangements are insufficient and improperly calculated. The matter touches the Republic Living’s properties and a local association, with figures cited around 9 3) pennies and annual income claims.
President Tippaiwelt plans a western tour to secure support for the Forma canal treaty. He aims to reach Yellowstone Park and the Pacific coast, with a focus on advancing ratification during the visit. The schedule hinges on securing arrangements and potential allied commitments before his departure.
The nuisance act advances after a court setback, with Governor Bailey’s signature finalizing the measure. The legislature met Tuesday afternoon and approved the bill by a 74 to 4 vote, with several named members supporting the enactment.
A dining car offers service aboard The Black Dismrond Express and a tuxedoed Parive wid Guy character. readers are invited to have their picture taken at Luther, 31 Kanwes Avenue, as a local event spot.
A colonial era kitchen feature lists dried fruit techniques and dessert ideas. It details drying methods for apples berries and plums, plus several recipes including Dried Apple Sponge Dried Apple Dumplings Minted with biscuit crust and steam, Sweet Apple Pone and Molded Prunes with whipped cream. Also included are Graham Fruit Pudding and Apricot Sauces, Apricot Fritters, Dried Pears and Dried Cherry Puddings, a Fig Barley Pudding and notes on serving.
A long serving public figure Diyid Meekison is highlighted for thirty years in politics and as a congressman. The text credits him with persistent efforts against catarrh and promotes Peruna as a remedy, including patient testimonials and a claim of extensive success.
A disjointed recipe describes preparing a meat dish with seasoned fillet and a hollandaise sauce. It instructs salting and spicing the meat, layering and cooking with butter, yolks, and rice, then baking in a water bath and serving with hollandaise. The directions mention a bread pan, greased paper, and a hot-water bath oven bake.
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