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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic legislative session with garbled names and figures. It mentions a controversial bill, comments by a governor and lawmakers, and a disputed allocation related to a $50 claim, amid confusion over dates and participants.
OCR text shows a chaotic report mentioning Nellie Mathteoy and a sister, a jail night, possible marriage notes, a Pullland surname, and references to legal or arrest related terms. The readable segments imply a domestic conflict impacting a family with ties to a Miss or Mrs. Sire Catvti Pullland and a 43 Michigan area, but details are unclear.
Reported talks place Prince Fearne Kauffmann favored for nomination while plans at Fearne Kauffmann show he has not signaled intent to run. Friends of Wit expect nomination by acclamation at the convention this Saturday.
Federal officials pursue restraining order against Brotherhood leaders and associates to prevent decrying indictments while a probe continues. Officials vow swift handling of the matter as cases unfold, with destruction of communications noted and further hearings pending.
An official report from Washington outlines steps by the Immigration Commissioner and the Inspector General regarding departmental personnel conduct and potential actions. It notes scrutiny by Secretary Shaw and signals possible reforms or reassignments within the Immigrant service.
Fragmented notice mentions city, union officials, Kanena avenue, Chicago Great Western railway, and a third Tuesday of a month to open. References to real Western agent, J P Elmer, OPA, Colege, City Ticket type, and Pacific Railroad at 525 Knoxes avenue appear.
State officials anticipate adjournment after the committees finish work and bills are presented for signature. Governor Halley urges completing all spring work today. Senate and House leaders discuss timing as members remain in session rooms and expect votes to finalize remaining measures.
Fragmentary OCR shows a discussion of living cheaply in Porto Nico with phrases about building a house for $1 and references to public notices and various names. The text is garbled with many nonstandard phrases and appears to include quotes, dates, and place names, but readable segments describe affordability and a proposed plan or anecdote involving a doctor figure and civic matters.
A jumble of names and notes from North Topeka describes local visitors, department store sales announcements, and events. Mentions of Kim od Painting, Mira Joh Reicherter, and Aggie Malone appear among plans for a great Surplus Sale at the Gra Dept and a Hus pies Sale at Nex Era Department Store, with details of dates and locations in Topeka streets and shops.
Alfred Andrew, counsel for Roth, announced he reconsidered his plan to call a key witness in the case involving a seat of children. Knapp will be called today as an important witness. A potential trip via Lehigh Valley railroad is noted with solid vestibule trains and dining car service, with a stop-over at Niagara Falls.
A catalog of girls suits in blue red and multicolor fabrics ranges from 5.00 to 10.00. Descriptions include jacket fronts neck trim braid sailor collars stole backs postilion sleeves and seven gore flare skirts with tailored seams. Prices at 5.00 6.75 8.75 and 10.00.
Advertises stylish young ladies suits in brown, green, and dark blue etamine and plain grey. Describes designs including double breasted collars, puffed sleeves, black velvet trims, capes, peplums, and flare skirts with beaded or taffeta accents priced at 12.50 15.00 and 25.00.
The 1 M. Crawford heater circuit base moves to St Louis at Germania theater. Bookings for all circuit theaters will be centralized in St Louis rather than Topeka. Crawford family moves. updates list managers and locations across multiple cities including St Joseph Joplin Wichita Leavenworth and Topeka. A military veteran, son of Judge Crawford, dies at St John’s hospital after typhoid fever turmoil.
Mr Frank Hobart recalls a severe bout of fever and stomach trouble lasting weeks. After using Vin-Sane Tonic, he reports rapid improvement and full recovery, praising the remedy over prior stomach pills that failed to digest. He recommends Vin-Sane to others with similar ailments.
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