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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
6
Vivid clipped notes from Topeka and nearby areas recount primaries, council races, and political maneuvering. Mentions include candidates and campaigns, legislative moves, park projects, and upcoming party conventions, with references to public notices, local meetings, and infrastructure work in Topeka and surrounding communities.
In Tonkawa a legislative committee meets April 10 to probe state asylum management amid scandal charges. News notes reference Gore, Clinton, and railway plans in Topeka and nearby towns, with discussions on public welfare versus independent competition and local theater developments. The Franklin and Douglas counties hold Saturday hearings in Lawrence. Prof Mr Lo Field of Topeka is named as a judge.
In Kansas City Missouri March 1 petitions seek a federal court order to restrain striking workers and protect train and depot operations. The transfer companies accuse demonstrators of interfering with interstate commerce and threaten penalties to maintain service across yards and depots.
Princess Bernard, nee Ladbewkth, died Wednesday in Hanover after a auto accident involving her husband. Born to nobility, she pursued art and married Bernard two years ago, though details are unclear. Her family notes a public life with modeling and charitable ties, ending amid questions about heirs and titles.
L A Fisher proprietor of the Continental Shoe and Clothing Co of Topeka Kansas visits his brothers in New York and buys a large bankrupt stock of clothing from Momere Tobnkon Splet Co on Bleecker Street The sale was described as a record breaking purchase and Fisher was proud of his success The report notes the stock mostly comprises high grade goods and includes confectionery and rhicolates somehow referenced in the text but the central fact is the bulk purchase of bankrupt clothing stock in New York
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