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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
6
A garbled article fragment mentions Bryan and jury involvement, a court scene, and a reference to a person named Naeem Rena. The text is disrupted with numerous unreadable phrases, limiting clear details about actions, dates, or outcomes.
An Wisconsin woman accuses husband John McMahon in a divorce bid, alleging four months of intoxication driven abuse and fear for her safety. She reports nightly assaults, choking, and denial of basic care including food and water, claiming the couple's residence is at 1b Paas and that attempts to separate remain unsuccessful.
A convoluted account accuses an agent of fraud linked to a conductor named Titus and notes of doctored signatures. The piece suggests attempts to extort payments, mentions a wife and possible assistance sought, and references a legal action or charge related to a scheme involving a business in a town, with names and roles obscured by garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a tax event or litigation related to mortgages, property rights, and state involvement in New York. Mentions auctions, legal actions, and charitable or religious organizations in a historical context.
The readable portions describe a local news snippet about family ties and a public figure in a city scene. Mentions of Carnegie and New York appear amid garbled text, with references to a price, a newspaper, and a possible grand central station. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts.
The Federation and Commercial club discuss building a joint club house on Eighth Avenue near Quincy Street with a two-story structure and writer of facilities. They plan purchasing land southwest corner and seek funding from members and associated groups including the FM and A Get WLA and the Yopriat. A major sale and financing plan totals around £15,000 with federation contributing about £5,000 and Cannnendal et al £15,000, aiming for completion next fall. The project includes an auditorium, social spaces, and event rooms with rentals for private use.
Memphis Keeley Institute files a damage suit in United States court against Leslie Keeley Company of Dreight, seeking about 180 000 for alleged contract violations and failure to furnish promised Keeley remedies. The petition names Charles J. James, president, and accuses the defendant of withholding commissions and remedies, with claims totaling around 34 000 to 2500 in various items. The case centers on exclusive sale rights and alleged deceitful patent tactics.
Kansas City reports that Shawner county officials including County Clerk Newman and Auditor Welch planned to investigate tax collection in Exness City. A mobed man deputy plan under Capt Wintrode is discussed for city marshal. Local politics stir over a just taxation system and colored voters' influence. Fred Stimestreet seeks deputy post. Wilkins improves in New York.
A Washington state reader reports dramatic health changes after using Grape Nuts. The note describes initial stomach troubles and fatigue and claims rapid strength gains and weight increase, with improved performance in contests after daily use.
In St Louis March 15 Colonel Blodgett argued that no grievances existed against the Wabash line and that the union’s grievance committee never acted. He cited constitution extracts and noted benefit funds and forfeiture rules to claim coercion in a threatened strike. He contended witnesses failed to show promises kept and that the injunction restricts exhortations to quit work rather than labor rights.
Brief telegrams from Hatifax to Topeka report a phase taxe notice for a Friday rehearsal at the auditorium with an invited audience. The text includes scattered old notices and fragmented items from various cities, including mine explosions, ship dividends, and railway managerial changes.
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