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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1903
Page
3
W Sandera received seven months in jail after pleading guilty to abusing workers at a Kansas facility. Authorities stated the case involved multiple incidents over several months, with victims describing coercive and inappropriate conduct by the defendant.
In Geary county Kansas Judge Hook upheld contempt against Sanders and others linked to a factory strike, sentencing to several months in jail. Testimony described worksites hostile actions and taunts, with allegations of violence and intimidation by labor and employer groups amid a broader strike wave across area towns.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a rheumatism related notice or appeal connected to a person at 1505 Arch Street in Philadelphia. The readable portion lacks clear dates or names, but suggests correspondence or instruction for treatment or assistance.
Skeletal OCR lists athletes and events across Lincoln area venues including Des Moines and Kansas City Central. Mentions names like Worden and Haagenbuch with distances such as 100 yards and 28 feet 4 inches in various track and field events.
The Association of Central Gonation released fixed threshing rates for the harvest season. Figures cover wheat rye alfalfa millet and other crops with per bushel or per unit costs and additional equipment charges. Also notes several farm assets and expenses including weathered equipment costs and labor. Two new oil wells were drilled near Neodesha and a hiring dispute in Emporia highlighted labor costs. Baker University library gift and Lawrence Carnegie library funding were also reported.
Mary Bakers aunt ex-Senator’s wife dies from apoplexy Sunday afternoon following years of illness. She resided with her father Alex James Higinbethata and left two children. Baker family of Baker & Baker and Mrs C Lawens mourn her loss as news comes from Ban Ivan Porto Rico where her husband serves in the U.S. Army.
The city faces a housing shortage as around thirty new houses go up this year yet remain under construction. Population has risen by about 150, intensifying rent and price inflation. Rescuers warn that building keeps pace slowly, while buyers seek any available dwellings amid rising costs.
In a Wichita stop amid national interest, Grimes seeks support by presenting his character and tenure. The speech lauds his judgment and reliability, promising steady leadership and trustworthiness to the state during a pivotal time. Ordination notes at Grace Church and St Thomas details appear in surrounding local notices.
Seven heads of Seo Yup Society evade arrest as four chiefs are arrested for conspiracy to murder 240 members of the Chi hast Society. Gee Hompon and Lee Ying confess. others remain at large as authorities pursue all.
Locieville Ky May 1 The investigation committee reports cruelty at the Kentucky State Institution. It finds patient mistreatment and recommends protections. It urges repeal of the present system and passage of new reform measures by the general assembly.
A 19th century pamphlet promotes White Ribbon Remedy as a cure for drinkers of all levels from social to hard drinkers. It claims to cure or destroy diseased appetite with stimulant effects and is endorsed by Women’s Christian Temperance Union figures including Mrs. A. M. Townsend.
A two year old filly draws attention for exceptional talent with quick strides and clear potential. Trainers and owners discuss early form, recent workouts, and possible entry points into major springs races. Odds and expectations rise as the young racer builds a memorable profile.
New York May with the Metropolitan handicap at Morris Park drawing 25 060 spectators, Gunfire the speedy mare, defeats high class rivals and sets a Withers mile record. Madden cites Gunfire as possibly superior to Hermis and McChesney and hints at a three horse summer showdown possibly at Saratoga. Mrs Whitney credits trainer J W Rogers and rider Tommy Burns for the mare’s form.
Missouri athletes shine at a Columbia meet with Kansas rivals. McCoy leads in multiple events with strong Missouri wins in shot put, high jump, discus, and javelin style distances. Attell McGovern boxing chatter contrasts with Kansas City chess notes and local track results.
Saturday games across leagues feature Oklahoma City beating Arkansas City 5 to 0 with over 2,000 in attendance, and Cherryvale defeating Independence 4 to 2 in a standout regional clash. Other highlights include St Louis struggles, Chicago rallying in a tense late frame, and Western League standings noting Denver atop the table.
An old style advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure as a remedy for back pain scalding urine and kidney issues. It features a testimonial from G. Wagoner of Kuomerilis and urges readers to ask druggists for a free book and reference to St Vitus dance cures.
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