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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1903
Page
11
A chaotic transcript cites Democratic accusations of biased procedures, calls for testing voter lists and challenges to registrants. Frantic references to reform, candidates named, and alleged improper actions swirl through a conflict over election integrity and party influence.
A fragmentary article describes plans for a new power turbine and electric machinery, mentioning a city project and a mill in Shawnee. It notes a possible delay or fine if issues arise, with emphasis on power generation and equipment testing. The text is garbled and reads like a damaged report on an industrial or utility initiative.
Special agents report rural mail service on the parallel route north of Topeka is unfit for travel and may be abandoned. Farmers protest withdrawal while officials plan surveys and possible permanent improvements, warning residents may lose town deliveries if roads remain in disrepair.
Beri Cleves, a student at a local educational institution, was allegedly assaulted and robbed in Janesville. He was placed under medical treatment after the incident, and authorities reported attempts to restrain him during the event. The motive and full details remain unclear as the case unfolds.
March to May is described as the best season for purifying blood as the body attempts to purge impurities. The text notes facial and bodily eruptions, like pits and pimples, signal the cleansing process underway.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills are described as effective medicines that do thorough work and are agreeable to take. The text claims Hood's medicines have always been recommended and fulfill promises to cure.
Talks in Topeka and Pottawatomie County discuss extending the microscopic Pacific route toward Atchison. Major Tim Anderson and C J Bolmar back extending the line, with ministers and attorneys in conversations to form a local railroad, secure a franchise, and attract capital.
The Jackson County case charges George Morris and Charles Wilson with obtaining cattle by false pretenses. Defendants allegedly moved 13 000 in cattle to Stir Grove Cattle Company with a mortgage held by St Joe Bank, leaving buyers unamortized and the county watching a high profile trial.
In probate court Judge W Pagan awarded custody of Herbert Barnes to William Johnson at 1:30 pm. The boy, about six, will be well cared for at 23 Oakland Avenue with clean clothes and warmth while Barnes and his wife, once in poverty and later jailed, have a history of instability and nomadic living. The case notes Barnes's past imprisonment and the family's subsequent poverty and hardship.
The Attorney General states that all slot machines with any element of chance are illegal. Machines that dispense food items or operate on nonrandom rewards do not alter the prohibition. The opinion stresses that no mechanism circumventing chance is allowed under current law.
The executive committee of the Minnesota Democratic Party saw a member resign amid pressure from state investigations and grand jury probes. The move follows widening inquiries into alleged corruption and ties to the Till case, with the resigning figure choosing to step down rather than defend past actions.
Church notes describe a spiritual meeting led by Dr Mike Lock with a noted lecturer. It mentions the Seventh and Harrison streets location, a pastor noting a $30 commitment, and junior league activities. Envelopes are available for church expenses during a union revival effort. The Rev Francie Lage reports no regular service.
A detailed report describes the White House and executive offices wiring in New York and Washington for fast confidential communications. It covers the telephone exchange, cipher operations, six Majors in the signal corps, and a war map room showing strategic details.
In a curiously narrated piece from dur Senivea amarezer of Tditorsdal IL a pet pig named Fler Feummel draws daily attention for its meticulous grooming. The owner Kerkor praises the pig’s white appearance and tidy habits, while a companion collie Beau Frumanette shows mixed progress in obedience after a home adoption.
A New York Times report describes a stormy river ferry where a middle aged commuter repeatedly ignores women in the forward cabin. He offers his seat to a pretty girl, is rebuffed, and other passengers react with mixed gestures as rain-soaked chaos unfolds.
The article notes resignations tied to Washington March, with attorney general and Porto Rico official Joins in reporting. Furlan and James are named. the president is approached regarding the move and its effects. The piece underscores political shifts and potential policy implications.
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Fane McNul and details of funeral arrangements including services at a local church on Sunday. A separate item notes a fatal work accident near Mesmour involving Hartley of Tren bik Mo.
A Topeka news digest lists court actions in Shawnee and Okage counties, with McColm bond set at 1000 and a continued case for Roy Daniels. It notes transfers to Shawnee court, religious services at Wesleyan church, a Chicago trip by local residents, scarlet fever illness, and endorsements for WOC relief corps official Elm Bradford of Concordia.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe widespread unrest among workers and protests. The account references disorder at a presumed event, mentions efforts to quell disturbances, and cites unclear remedies or remedies marketing. Names, dates, and places are largely unreadable.
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