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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
3
Star players clash as teams prepare for pivotal contests. Rivalry heats up with key matchups featuring standout guards and forwards aiming for decisive wins, while coaches emphasize discipline and strategy ahead of a grueling schedule.
Fragmented chronicle reports Pirates in Hot Springs Arkansas and St Lonix Cardinals in Dallas with scattered names and standings. Mentions of Hearst, Belgie, and various clubs appear amid garbled lines and jumbled event notes, reflecting a chaotic sports page snapshot.
A garbled medical sales notice promises quick cures for blood poisoning. It claims a “wonderful discovery” and urges readers to write for treatment details, mentioning a state medicine company and address at 628 Beery Bt, Pu Wayar, with emphasis on rapid results.
Reported hopeful notes from PBtit Quakers as 4 Satire sprouts and Phillies test a tall expectation, while the Shiveteen race pursues pennant wins. Mention of Barnes f Quem, materia Droyiune, and varied camps from American Deane to Jak sonville, Macoc, New Orleans, and Detroit.
An Annapolis demands enforcement of eligibility rules for Piva Year, while West Point resists. The fragmented text references a conflict over requirements, potential discipline, and unclear officials involved. Names and places are obscured, but the clash centers on military academy eligibility interpretation.
Fragmentary report notes Comtekuy team schedule in Chicago with dates April 1 and 12. Manager hints at a wager to challenge The Nationel League and a trip to St. Louis around April 26, with team departure from Chicago on April 44, in unclear wording.
Whitney, the leading American turf figure, plans a 34 horse string for the season under trainer Jet Wy Rogers. The lineup includes imported English stock and familiar names like Whitney’s Ale Whitey, with operations centered in Las Vegas and Kenitunky routes.
The fragment outlines preparations surrounding a noble arrival named the Countess of Shaftesbury and references a procession of named figures and institutions. It mentions Annapolis, a reception, and a sequence of proposed readings and associations, with names that appear as a mix of people and groups.
Chicago Nationals embark on a tour with an exhibition opener in Tucson while a revised schedule is issued. The team plans trips through California and New Mexico, facing San Antonio and other opponents as manager Selee coordinates travel and game dates including late March stops in Albuquerque and Colorado.
A temperance society reports success with a new regimen to curb appetite for alcohol. Reports indicate a tested tonic and social measures led by Mrs More and local organizers. A 20 october date is noted for a drinkers’ meeting and distribution of a remedy packet.
Detroit Jockey Club plans a large purse for a match between McChesney and Hernia at the Grosse Pointe track from June 8 to 2. Campau says a purse large enough to bring the horses will be offered if owners agree to the race. Prospects are favorable with a neutral front and favorable wind.
A dispatch analyzes mistaken views of the white elephant known as shang phoouk in Shum. Buddhists do not worship the animal. instead it symbolizes a future king or great ruler. Ceremonies honor a discovered white elephant with processions, temple prayers, and lavish gifts, spanning days and miles from the capital to the palace.
In Kansas a potential offer from Mr. Carnegie appears at risk of withdrawal amid cautious signals. Analysts say market conditions and regulatory considerations shape the possibility, with local business circles watching closely.
March 26 Emporia report details a Carnegy library dispute with Lantwight and Newman coordinating a meeting. Resolutions urge continuing litigation or escalation, while merchants oppose delays and consider petitioning the mayor and council for faster action. Some favor dropping the matter after Judge Madden’s decision.
The Cudahy companys fifth well on Mr George B Heelers tract west of Burtewville came in with a remarkable natural flow. Drilled to 1280 feet, it gushed oil 400 feet high on first returns and was estimated to yield 190 to 200 barrels daily.
Chanute Kansas March 28 J M Dunsmore of Thayer known as the Bald Hornet of Neosho unveils the phonoghost cabinet a Neosho county invention blending optics and acoustics to portray a living person. The device will tour Chanute for a four week stand in the library room starting next Tuesday under the Library Association amid strong local interest.
An old soldiers advertisement extols Dr Miles anti pain pills and Restorative Nerve and Liver Pills. It claims rheumatic headaches abdominal pains and nerve fatigue improve with these remedies and promises a free booklet from Miles Medical Co.
The speaker boasts of an invention that can emit vocal powers and reveal character, claiming it can be used on any person or any kind of character. He mentions Sr. Dimemore has received many offers but not yet decided on a use or purchaser for the device.
A chaotic street scene unfolds as a father, overwhelmed by loss, confronts the aftermath of a shooting. A misunderstood plea for help and a tragedy of unrequited affection lead to a fatal, impulsive act. Neusted details blend town shock with personal remorse.
McPherton Marsh 21 Mare Ednk Thochee Fitrihee won the best short story prize, receiving 100 dollars and New York magazines. Competing authors hailed from Maine to California. the winning tale portrays Tenny, a refined heroine, and a culture of improvement amid vivid scenes and character work.
At a meeting of officers and directors the Allen County Fair association decided to hold the fair in September and drop the racing circuit. The move aims to revive the fair by shifting funds from race purses to livestock and cultural displays, reversing years of emphasis on racing. Rural free delivery routes to Kansas counties are set for May 1 with routes in Arrington Atchison Horton Crankle and Winchester, serving small populations.
Parsons March 26 report tells of a woman scalding accident while pouring wash boiler water into a tub, badly scalding the right side and limb. The item also notes Coffeyville residents traveling west by car to Washington and Oregon, with ads for remedies and travel options included in the page.
A health note links seasonal fatigue to poor liver and kidney function. Starved blood and weak circulation are cited as contributing factors. The advisory urges lifestyle attention to diet and circulation to alleviate tiredness through the spring season.
An old advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a restorative for stomach and digestive ills, claiming it strengthens kidneys, reduces pain, and restores vigor. It cites a testimonial from Caledonia, Michigan, alleging relief after long suffering and praising the product as a marvelous remedy.
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