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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1903
Page
4
Railroad news previews the forthcoming annual convention at Hot Springs with notes about agenda and participants. The brief item signals preparatory discussions and intentions for the gathering.
Auditor Whitehead reports on the general meeting regarding the wireless telegraph project for the Anniston area. Attendees discuss future sessions, line experiments, and potential safety and technical issues with the new system and telephone network.
Rates for BB BRET SUGAR are listed with comments about securing lower rates from Santa Fe and other entities. The fragmented text references pricing, possible discounts, and dates, but specific figures or full sentences are unclear.
In New York May 18 a stock roundup notes Frisco shares trading amid calls for steadier sugar rate policy and possible shifts at Rock Island. Analysts see limited radical changes by Diego and a tenuous push for higher prices, with Frisco trading near potential support levels and investors awaiting further updates on market conditions.
Melbourne reports the collapse of a government railway strike as Premier Teyine remains in the Legislative Assembly amid confusion over missing letters and official communications. The engine drivers’ leader condemns drastic action while authorities plan further steps to restore operations.
Chicago daily trains to neighboring golf links announced with fall season service. The timetable lists morning and afternoon departures to venues near Milivensker and Pallionit, aiming to accommodate players during the autumn season.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions names such as Santa Me, Heringte, Hiberutlan, Ke, Irvin lodge, and Chittaro with scattered references to a meeting, entertainment, and a depot. The text is garbled with many misspellings and nonstandard phrases, making coherent reporting impossible.
Tremtm 53, of Taunteor weepet, was to wed Mes Kurgasii yesterday at a party hosted by Kourguski. The bride declined, leaving guests in shock as the ceremony halted and the festivities continued with other guests, while the groom remained resigned.
New York May jury in New Jersey Supreme Court heard Miss Mary Canning allege breach of promise against 19 year old Ferm Fione Canautes. Canautes denied intent to marry, claiming he was too young and financially dependent on his parents. Jury viewed Muthnen as too young for marriage. case hinges on paid attentions and endearing terms.
The document presents Seymour W. Tulloch's full charges against irregularities in the Washington postal department. He asserts improper allowances, vouchers, and contracts, revealing conflict with officials including Postmaster General Payne and Inspector findings. He cites specific cases of traveling expenses, bond selections, and a shift in precedents under a new administration.
An advertisement extols White Ribbon Remedy as a cure for drinkers of all degrees from casual social drinkers to drunks. It promises to remove the appetite for alcohol and lists alleged endorsements and testimonials, urging readers to obtain free samples and contact details for distribution.
A wide ranging 1890 inquiry describes payments and favors linked to Washington post office appointments. It cites Oliver J. Smith and Oliver H. Smith, personal connections with Fory Heath and Merv Heath, and irregular salaries for street-letter box work. It notes purchases for Porto Rico and Cuba shipments, extensive furniture orders, and alleged pressures on officials to appoint allies.
Pittsburg May 15 Chinese farmers have adopted new tilling methods in Thief township drawing local interest. The Steeson farm near Perrysville, among the district’s best, is now employing night work to prepare ground. Anandat agent Juan Chew claims 2,000 wickeys, double that number of chicks, and 500 geese will be ready for market by holidays.
An offer lists round trip to Boston at 19.00 with a 2.00 membership fee, for annual National Educational Association meeting. Tickets go on sale at Nickel Place and proceed to July 2 inclusive, return by September 1 with conditions. Additional return options require deposit and fee. Details given by American Club Pier, Chicago agent and City Ticket Office, Union Pacific Railroad.
May 18 report describes Princess Carolina of Reuss betrothed to Grand Duke of Raxe-Wolmar. Exhibition at the Actions Sees features 23 pairs of slippers, boots, gloves, and stockings in varied schemes with myrtle and orange blossom motifs. Bridal robe unfinished, with tailor-made costumes for street, opera, and yachting.
A tramp named Thomas Col Minn reached Newark after a freight ride and, after begging at back doors, moved to a front door. He rang a bell, collapsed from weakness, fell onto an iron fence, and a wire pierced his left lung. He was taken to City Hospital where doctors labeled his injuries serious but not fatal.
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