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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
5
The report notes Republican and Democratic deputies facing long campaigns as voters weigh party gains and losses. It highlights unsettled sentiment toward leadership, calls for decisive action in the Senate, and signals rising challenges for the administration amid persistent economic strains and public weariness.
A fragmentary, old style report outlines major transoceanic cable projects and costs. It mentions New York reception, Parisian links, and European connections, detailing planned cables, routes, and financial figures across a world telegraph network with named firms and engineers.
Disjointed OCR text shows a chaotic political complaint accusing lawmakers and governance failures. Names, dates, and clear actions are missing, leaving only scattered phrases about legislation and authority without verifiable specifics.
Amid wartime style rhetoric, Topeka voters weigh candidates in a bitter race centered on saloon opposition. A crowded field, including Bergundthal, frames the struggle as pro prohibition forces celebrate restraint while critics warn of municipal crime and disorder if lax. The outcome hinges on law and order versus business speculation, with residents urged to consider temperance and reform.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a scene at a gathering with crowds and unusual names. Mentions a hunter, a deckard heat tree, and a walnut jog. Vague references to Lake water, whisky, and shaves. No clear event or person clearly established.
Scrofula is commonly inherited with few entirely free from it. Pale weak children are often afflicted, and many adults suffer. Common signs include neck swellings abscesses eruptions inflamed eyelids sore ears rickets and wasting, indicating a general debility.
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilia and Pills provide permanent cures based on testimonials. It cites a Parker City Indiana woman who used the remedy and felt better, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilia both promises and keeps its cure.
A garbled OCR style piece recalls social mores, weather, and daily life scenes. It mentions a New Combis Eppelia nomiin, a Rexuw night, a Topeka event, and a parade. The text hints at families, mothers, servants, and cultural expectations amid a fragmented narration.
A fragmented collection of whimsical reflections and snippets on money, art, and social mores. It weaves humorous lines about thrift, price, and value with quips about love, debt, and miserliness, presenting a mosaic of wry observations and urban reminiscences.
An editorial argues the Burdick murder implicates jealousy and possible female involvement yet cautions against overreach. It questions motives, notes several women linked by rumor, and calls for careful evidence before blaming any suspect.
An Roxbury Mass post office money order clerk reports relief from fatigue and skin troubles after using Paine's Celery Compound. The ad-style testimonial claims improved vitality, appetite, and general health, noting blood cleansing benefits and renewed vigor.
Fragmented excerpts discuss a murder case with debates on whether a man or a woman carried out the killing. It references anxious public sentiment, possible motives, and investigations, noting evidence is not yet conclusive. The text also shifts to telegraph operators seeking pay increases and notes on news distribution.
A printer’s wire transcription describes a disastrous fire at 3 o clock in the evening that wrecked a store on State Street. The origin is unknown, discovered by Officer O Brien, with flames issuing from an alley entrance and the rear of the building filling with smoke as firefighters arrived to find rapid progress.
The president named midshipmen at the naval academy including Ralph Earle Sampson son of Admiral Sampson and J W Philip son of Rear Admiral Philip among others and designated alternates Geo W Simpson and W Price Wilthamuren. also named five visitors to the academy for the coming term with a list of officials and locations across several states.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee today authorized a favorable report on the Cuba reciprocity treaty with an amendment. The measure, linked with other reciprocity pacts, would become effective if approved by both houses and signed by the president. It mirrors similar agreements and aims to boost trade while maintaining existing policy.
County Attorney Nichols filed antitrust suits against 56 life insurance firms. Commissioners backed prosecutions for potential fines, but learned funds would not go to the treasury, sparking a dispute over court costs and potential appeals that could drain the county.
A fragmentary Dallas item recalls how the President and beggars story spread from Mrs Roosevelt to Dallas ladies. It notes the social maneuvering, mentions Mrs Poccevelt sending requests to the Dallas chapter, and hints at reactions to the affair. The piece reflects early 20th century press tone and social intrigue surrounding the presidency.
From Pebruuty II unti April 30, the Buritueten maker greatly reduce ene wy rates for settlers golme t California, Montana, Big Horn Bushit, Sinho, Washington, Oregon, Pusat Bound County and British Columbia. Reduction ranges from 25 to 40 percent.
A listing quotes a $25 handkerchief with delicate embroidery and a spending argument about its value. It notes past costs and hypothetical savings if the item were purchased, plus references to photography and portraits, with mentions of prices around $15 and broader requests for similar pieces from various sources.
A brief local notice states there will be a municipal meeting at a designated post location. Details are scant due to fragmented text, but the event is officially scheduled by city authorities and intended for community discussion.
Mrs Aflaline Nurthe died at home of Mrs John G Otis, December inglely. services to be held at a later date at St Oetose. Interment arrangements by Ticket Offer, Unley Paste Railroad, Kansas Avenue.
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