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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1903
Page
6
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Jules Walters fetes Royalty for His Bing as rallies and parades unfold across a region. The article hints at a complex sequence of events and mentions Walter Hiesamed Jaacee and several others in attendance.
Lerds moves into the general manager role replacing Davis at Santa Fe. The article notes office activities, a meeting at Le Mingle, and references to Sh tie Buin and surrounding business context. Mentions a wage and scheduling details with several names and dates as part of ongoing corporate changes.
A dense community page from Topeka highlights social events, travel notes, and acknowledgments. Mentions involve residents such as Mrs Witt Sok of Yotearth and Mr A. Sparks. references to trips, weddings, and upcoming gatherings appear amid informal notices and local updates.
Reports detail Topeka police actions on a Saturday night with youths from Paxico cited for disturbances and fines. Investigations name suspects including Morton, Yancey, and Janes as detectives trail leads while a mass of petty crimes and vagrancy cases fill the docket.
A garbled report describes officials rushing to confront a scheme, mentions Shek lnges of Sicoamondtes, and a conversation where William Greette challenges fear with five dollars. Vague references to graft, charity piers, and desecrated chyrilés appear amid muddled names and phrases, depicting a chaotic scene.
Fragmented dispatches describe a derailment near Cahoon Pennsylvania and a Pullman car left the track on the Erie line. Reports note minor injuries among passengers while authorities investigate the mishap. Also included are Obscure notes on Emporia Elks officers and Guatemala talks near San Salvador with officials meeting to discuss inferences and arrangements.
Death of Capt. Raper announced with garbled text noting affiliations with Masonic orders and fraternal societies. The notice calls members of Valland lodge No. 163 to meeting at Castle Halt to attend funeral services, with a request for attendance and attendance details.
Evangelist Williams conducts a three week revival in the area drawing about $1400 in cash and pledges. Donations cover his services while book sales and lectures add to the total. Officials expect books to yield $600 to $700 more before the meeting ends. Williams notes annual expenses exceed $7000 and he relies on seven towns for support amid ongoing nervous strain.
A nascent cooperative movement titled the National School of Co operation is organized in Kansas under directors C Vincent James Blatter WV D Oupin and FN Getned of Toneka Bo Hoffian of Whterntxe and John W Bodden thal of Kansas Quy. The noncapital charter aims to promote agriculture horticulture stock raising manufacturing and commerce through a fraternal school for all persons over 11. It sets government by constitution and plans for local subcol chapters, representation, official publications, and propagation of cooperative principles while avoiding partisan political content.
The district court term nears its end with motions to dispose of as the Avr term closes. Proceedings schedule shows criminal cases and court actions, including calendar adjustments and readiness for the final day.
Officials of the third class cities will be elected for two years next Monday. Legislation changed election terms, previously one year since 1871. A March 2 bill amended terms, and a March 7 bill repealed that portion, but the effect is two-year terms for future elections. Small towns will feel this change significantly.
Five of the steising metermen on conductors of the Commeticat Railway and Light ink commons were arrested today on the course of esteutt with intent to kil They are wecuved of having been con cernadl in the attack on a troliey car on the Waterville Nne on February % when one of the nonunion employes of the company has beaten into Ineenat- BETS said tert Ivins in the track of Ba Nonfoaching olr. "The arrested men are Harry W Warran, Oliverd "Vander fark, David, C. Marsh) Edward & Win lnegar and John McGuire. 'They were [helt witlsortt biel sendire ad hewerteg,
The review notes Hoyt’s death sinks the charm of his farces and Chinatown. The Grand performance Saturday night by the company failed to recapture past sparkle though some actors impressed. Jack Campbell, Wil Hettar, Sylvia Start, and others delivered noteworthy turns amid uneven entertainment.
Morton Albaugh former state bank commissioner chairs the Republican central committee. He heads Kingman county’s delegation which backs W. M. Wallace for the congressional nomination. Leland and Governor Hatley decline to attend the convention, noting their lack of influence. Wallace campaigns actively with support from Kingman’s newspaper.
The article touts Palace Stetson Shoes as the pinnacle of shoe making and urges readers to request the shoe catalogue. It highlights the brand as preferred by smart dressers nationwide for style and fit.
A garbled Washington dispatch notes Treasury signing of a 400 thousand dollar warrant for United States Guaranty Trust in New York for the Philippine treasurer’s account. The item cites a 1919 era appropriation tied to relief for the Seeman distress in the Philippines.
Berl March 30 Emercor Willan received Dr. Lewald commissioner of Germany to the St Louis exposition and Prof Bruse Bowitz architect for the German building. They will depart for St Louis in two weeks to prepare the exhibit.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an agreement to raise wages or reduce strikes in a district. It mentions March 31 and a furnace operator context. References an 1 percent increase for laborers and a 1 percent increase for operators, with potential April 1 effective date and large numbers of workers involved.
A man identified as Lieut. WOM Bencanee, U.S. who was living in ya and formerly of Philadelphia, was found inhaling illuminating gas at his home near the Poult River in March. Police or rescue teams investigated the scene and transported him for medical assessment.
A 14 year old boy named Norwood was killed in a running fight at the farm of W. H. Earl near Euris Todas. Henry Cole and Herbert B. Parse fired upon the party, with Earl and his nephew also involved as shots were exchanged over a disputed quantity of provisions.
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