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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR yields a dense political discourse mentioning Topeka, votes, and state affairs. The garbled passage references funding debates, committees, and public reception, with scattered proper nouns and dates that are partially legible.
Aide Henrietta Coostman leads a dramatic stage set in Ronald MarPanalit's production The Sword for the King. Cast includes Hobart Biceworth Sheliden Bock Henry Bingaman Bar Sh Mark Klisworth Addison Pitt Witla Herbert J. McCarthy and Ida Vernon with Alice Crummy as Philippa Carter. The play combines comedy and pathos in a late century setting, praised for talent and portrayal of strong, daring female roles.
An unclear report notes the selection of a bishop for Buffalo amid confusion over propaganda reform and church leadership changes. Refs to Rev Charton Coltin of St Stephen's indicate church officials involved in the decision at the bishopric on a referenced date.
Marshall's band plans a free concert at Greefield Park Sunday at 3 o'clock. They face financial strain as railway issues reduced attendance last year and members receive no pay, prompting discussion of disbanding unless a new support plan is found.
In Goursok Scotland May 7 1871 Shamrock returns to the water for the first time since a refit after a wreck. The yacht faces wind and current as crew and stewards prepare for a new sprint trial. Also noted is Captain William H Strope's death at Brenen and his famed Pony Express ride for Wells Fargo delivering President Buchanan’s inaugural address.
The article outlines a concert tour with Nordica and De Resuke, detailing salaries of orchestra players at 10 a day, star salaries of 1 900 per concert, and total tour costs around 6500 for Topeka performances. It notes managers and venues in New York and Topeka, with dates from April to May across multiple cities and a special train for the troupe.
In New Orleans on May 7 doctors held a demonstration at the charity hospital led by Dr Adolf Lorex. Attendance included crippled children and parents, with discussions on ethics, health powers, and municipal authority. Notables such as Hunter McGuire, Dr W Ho Suussers, and Dr J M Lindeau participated or attended the related sessions.
The notice cautions fathers and mothers to buy Castoria only with Charles H. Fletcher signature on the wrapper and bottle. It warns against counterfeits and counterfeit substitutes, urging mothers to scrutinize medicines given to children while noting adults may verify for themselves.
Dr Henry A Christian of Boany is noted for discovery and work in pathology. The brief mention highlights his role in medical science and his association with pathology research during the period.
Landau May 7 financial bulletin reports the Transvaal State announces a $150 900 000 loan to redeem stock via a sinking fund of 4 percent payable in four installments from April to December. Government reserves right to write off stock after May 14. Bankers expect limited allotment to American funds. London papers note cautious demand with anticipated 2 percent discount and overall subdued reception.
The document promotes a White Ribbon remedy said to curb appetite for alcohol across drinkers from social to habitual. It claims effectiveness after using the product and cites Mrs. Moore of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union urging trial packs and listing a Topeka seller.
The Colorado Springs Daily Telegraph notes a Topeka Day in Colorado Springs with veterans on the federal pension rolls visiting the county clerk to have papers acknowledged. The event gathers many pensioners, with each paying fees from eight to ninety dollars monthly, and a mix of Spanish American and naval pensions represented.
Readable fragments recall veterans from the War of 1812 rebellion era. Acknowledgments highlight their service and ties to the era, with names and places limited by legibility.
A garbled OCR note mentions a startling test and references a drug called Elserrie Hitters claimed to cure various ailments. It cites a physician and a drugstore at Arnold Drug Co, X. Kansai ave, with phrases about guaranty and prescriptions, though many lines are unreadable.
The piece argues hastened development in Hast Vexawan and urges action to mobilize Texas resources. It cites cholera risks, medical claims, and calls for public support to defend communities and relieve suffering, mentioning rail travel and drugstores as factors. The text blends promotional tone with health warnings and civic appeals.
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