Topeka Stats Journal Saudenay County Bits
In Topeka Stat s Journal Franic Y MacLennan reports on county voting outcomes and local data. The brief item notes voting activity, turnout levels, and municipal insights from Vaudenay and nearby areas.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
5
In Topeka Stat s Journal Franic Y MacLennan reports on county voting outcomes and local data. The brief item notes voting activity, turnout levels, and municipal insights from Vaudenay and nearby areas.
OCR damaged prose discusses political matters and social concerns with scattered phrases about veterans, elections, crops, and railroads. It references Napoleon and the United States in a hazy, period voice. Entities are unclear due to garbled transcription, but hints at governance and wartime themes remain.
A garbled report discusses alleged racial bias in federal hiring and postal service practices. It cites calls for action by Congress, mentions government agencies, and references attempts to curb discrimination, urging progress despite unclear details.
Fragmented text describes price movements for steel and related products, mentioning a downward adjustment to around 26 and references to market stoppages. It references producers, demand pressures, and temporary price controls, with uncertain dates and entities due to garbled OCR.
An OCR fragment mixes references to Hitler and war imagery with garbled place names and dates. It mentions a May event, talks of a brass instrument, and notes about unclaimed avian writers and a test at Teotster. The passage includes incoherent lines about people, crimes, and programs, reflecting damaged text rather than a coherent report.
The article presents a garbled but vivid panorama of social critique, naming figures like Bard and Mc, and referencing renters, neighbors, and a headlined public discourse. It portrays conflict over law, morality, and gender issues, with lurid questions about propriety, crime, and community standards.
Fragmented text discusses Philadelphia reflections and evolving political mood. Mentions a figure related to Frnenest Fiewue and Renesey with unclear names. Notes a possible societal shift toward pacifist or reformist themes amid upheaval.
Fragmented OCR style presents reflections on women and love, mixing historical mood with social observations. The text references bachelor life, relationships, and moral counsel, hinting at advice on marriage, etiquette, and youthful romance within a late era newspaper voice.
Editorial notes the Schwab School at Homestead as a vital gift to Hibgiesteai youth, aiming to expand access to Brajke tety learnings and graduating pathways. It highlights shifting ambitions from professional fields to broader industrial and manufacturing roles, urging support for future generations and national welfare.
A Caldwell crash involving a wild engine from Caldwell Mords near the south station left several injured and killed Wittut Snirkett. The event occurred while No. 26a Hae traveled. no coaches survived the incident.
A fragmented reminiscence mixes a rural joke at a tars lock with a dramatic account of a gun, accused robbers, and a pending extradition after a Pecos trial. Names such as Joe Barnett and Jue Horner surface in the lively, oral-izing narrative as readers glimpse a late frontier scene.
Salaries readjusteer washi everts may 18. The foltowt reajust sharegs tend pr aarere harttont from 1.00 to 1200. Strke against piecework basis in lima may 19. Bundiret emloye of the lima locomotive and machine company went on strike today.
An OCR damaged text lists assorted locations such as Sia Sta tia and Bremerton along with scattered dates like May 25 and June 2. The piece mentions cities including Portland Centralia North Ta Walla and Was Tanho, with names and events obscured, yielding a fragmented, hard-to-parse newspaper fragment.
The weekly fever bulletin reports generally favorable temperatures across the northern and eastern regions with mixed conditions in the central Mississippi Valley and southern states. Winter wheat responds well in Nebraska and Kansas while Missouri and adjacent areas face ongoing drought and rain limited growth. observations note drought relief in parts of the Dakotas and Oregon, with varying yields and concerns for corn and wheat crops in affected zones.
Fragmented OCR text reports guilty verdicts on fourteen indictments connected to a trial or proceeding. Mentions Tevin suljonnier as president and references to a Hebrew organization, a county or state court environment, and various legal actions. Details are garbled and names unclear, but the core note is a guilty outcome on multiple counts.
A garbled excerpt shows characters Willey and Edo in a tense exchange about marriage and a family member who stayed for board without paying. The dialogue references a fashionable dog and a ticket union, with scattered place hints and broken phrases.
A 19th century style self help note urges women to master hurry and worry through mental concentration and hands on work. It argues focus, planning, and mental pictures prevent stress and boost happiness, citing a method of repeating affirmations like I am full of courage and power to imprint confidence.
A fragment from a historical column discusses a fearful nerve condition in a wife and mother, linking chronic worry to health and family alienation. It then shifts to home craft tips, explaining lace shawl styling to fashion a tunic or basque, and ends with a note on Danish insurers for women at risk of becoming old maids and pension terms after age forty.
A Maryland woman serves as president for three national organizations amid a local theft report from Eddy, Oklahoma. The burglary occurred last night and the thieves escaped, with a note indicating a security release accompanying ten photos.
Kansas City meeting at the Endsman house gathered Rock Island telegraph operators from the focal railroad office to discuss preliminary organization. Officials avoided specifics while suggesting previous union efforts and a likely unfriendly stance toward reorganization. Local operators deny any immediate pay or schedule change demands.
San Francisco May 18 the twenty first annual meeting of the National Association of Master Plumbers opened with President D Hornbrook of Kansas City presiding. Nearly 60 delegates attended as Mayor Lehmite welcomed members. The day featured communications, resolutions and officer reports.
Extension of colonist fares to the Northwest and California. The period of greatly reduced rates ends June 1. Savings range from fifteen to twenty dollars for travelers. Home-seekers excursions offer round trip tickets at one fare plus $2.00, with departures on Tuesdays each month to West and Northwest destinations including Montana, Washington, Oregon, and Paget.
In Topeka strong local notes mention Toyeks Telinls eluh courts and a Chaminade Marty meeting planned for Wednesday May 0 with president Mrs. Fesiter. Washburn adjoey is noted along with a high school event and statewide exams for teaching certificates at Hite all Washburn.
Lieut Walker of the vonatatalar, who yesterday reported a clash on Caley Island, is said to have been killed by a superior, while fanatics surrounded the Tinu tenants party. Two constables were killed and three captured. Rock Island men D G Reid and C H Warren will attend Abe Choctaw, Oklahoma Texas railroad directors meeting in Armadillo Texas. Katherine Gitte of Zanesville visits Connerman Joseph Griler See ED She will be in Topeka.
The funeral of the rector of St Johns Grarch of nameme Ma Wi tale vince Brom Grace cathedral Wednesday earning at 10 welnck. A few lines mention Tuesday service and local avenues.
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