Millions for Orphen School funds row
Millions for Orphen School described as allotted funds. note mentions left data unclear about 371,000 to friends with servant assistance.
22 May 1903
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
1
Millions for Orphen School described as allotted funds. note mentions left data unclear about 371,000 to friends with servant assistance.
The will of Captain W.R. Sorin of Louiesville reveals funeral provisions including a special Pullman train for close friends. No religious services but ample meals and drink planned. details mention a solemn procession and a limited public component with prominent names and a substantial bequest.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled note about rental terms and prices, with scattered phrases in multiple languages. It mentions a nine mile distance and various names, but the text is largely incomprehensible. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities emerge.
An obscure 19th century local note recounts a strange incident involving a woman examiner and a stalled investigation. The piece mentions a university setting, a mysterious visit, and possible calls for accountability as residents discuss the event years later.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a beer hall event near Kana Cay foes and Wi iesiens Sint Bewe with vague references to Virtartus, Bees and Tasit Hi. Context remains unclear with multiple broken names and lines. No clear dates, places, or outcomes emerge.
Fragmentary text shows a disjointed notice about a lecture by a figure connected to Jy TL Matoin and Palfien earwen ty lective. Mentions a Sirf Gellersi and a spouse at ONL wohdiine with possible regional place names and dates obscured by errors.
A garbled report describes a juvenile proceeding where errors by Justice Williams led to a reform school transfer for two boys. Officials debate the propriety of sending youths to the district school for a period, with examiner Rowe noting technical faults and suggesting further review by experts.
The long time rail executive and legal figure N Sterry died at his home in Los Angeles at age 61 after stomach trouble. He served as general patent lawyer for Atehiam Toneka and Santa Fe rail lines, joined Santa Fe road in 1982, and held posts including general agent for New Mexico. He was known as lawyer and experienced public official with police and courtroom ties.
Fragmented text from an OCR page hints at telegraphy related notes, mentioning Western Union and a mix of garbled place names and dates. The readable bits suggest a historical notice or brief item about communications, with unclear actions or deadlines.
A messy OCR fragment reports various executions and legal outcomes. It mentions hangings in Porto Rico and Agra, accused individuals found guilty, and sentences including potential future punishments. The text also notes a printed condemnation and references political rioting and misdeeds tied to civic offices. Additional items hint at marriages, university students, and a public notice voice from a newspaper advertiser.
Federal court decision in Kentucky holds postmasters must repay government funds and supplies stolen by burglary or related acts. Judge Walter Evans rules that even in charge of nominees, losses from office may be recovered, reinforcing government liability.
Amid protest and without armed clash, Goodrich is removed as superintendent of the city electric plant. Mitchell assumes control with Fox directing civil orders, while Mayor Bergundshal reshuffles staff and warns of action if further trouble arises.
Ruspell and Smith County men say wheat damage is not serious and outlook is good. Lebanon's representative notes reports of harm are exaggerated. Officials estimate about six million acres to be harvested, with four million acres yielding mediocre crops, and overall plowing plans indicate substantial adjustments ahead.
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Last night showed minimal rain with only two tenths of an inch reported and cooler air moving in from the east. Temperatures across stations ranged from the mid 50s to the upper 70s as winds shifted south and the day began with partial clearing and scattered showers in western districts.
The May 2 business session details a lengthy annual gathering at Memorial Church. The Woman's Board of Home Mission and other committees reported. Revenue from subscriptions and fees totaled numerous dollars. The main funding plan centers on committee actions and pledges to cover deficits. The Bible Society report and other faith group actions were adopted.
Fifteen party members of the Ketone Stats elect new officers at a morning event. Medical staff attended a ceremony at the hall, where new officers were introduced. Michener of Wichita named president. vice president Ey wr. Mey as secretary. Hamilton as treasurer. other members listed in the program.
Weather outlook calls for unsettled cloudy periods and possible showers with a chance of clearing later. Benjamin Franklin Jones funeral held at his residence with Rev Dr Stattana and service. interment at Allegheny cemetery. Notable local figure dies after illness, tied to Sunday school work.
Reports from Seo Korea describe protests voiced by Bussia Tgoorss and other groups regarding Rossis attitude to settlement. A US representative notes tr ibal concerns while critics call for restraint as weather and cross Atlantic tensions shape diplomacy. In sports, Cincinnati defeats St. Louis and Washington loses to Philadelphia with scores 10, 7 and 75 respectively.
President Roosevelt visits Oregon and Washington for Lewis and Clark events. A crowd of about 25 000 watches ceremonies as the corner stone of a monument is laid in Portland park. He delivers remarks praising pioneers, unity, and national progress before continuing his tour through Salem and Oregon City.
A streak of cloudburst and lightning last night caused extensive damage across parts of the Ohio Valley. No deaths or serious injuries were reported though several residents were shocked. Interurban electric lines remain impaired and telegraph, telephone, and trolley wires were damaged. Cars on the Mull Creek Valley line were struck by lightning and set ablaze near Carthage, with more relief work needed in Del Rio, Home City, and Pernbank.
London May 22 Ambassador Me Cormick arrives from St Petersburg to discuss the open door in China. He states Russia seeks no closing of Manchurian ports to the United States and supports the open door policy. He notes friendly US Finland relation and comments on wheat and cotton trade expectations with England and Canada.
May 23 report from Herrisbure Pennsylvania says the original hot rolling plate mill of the Central Iron and Steel company was destroyed by fire. Loss is estimated at 20000 dollars with many workers put out of work. The blaze spread from the roof to the eighty nine inch mill destroying old machinery and damaging the plant structure. Weather note and Kansas forecast follow in the same dateline.
May 22 Constantinople reports say Albanian suppression fuels belief that Turkish plans for purging that region are failing. Alvsiane forces sought to strike a Serbian monastery near Ipek. Russian monks protected by promised troops. War minister notes rising military sentiment. a division to be called for native service. Possible powers intervention could avert conflict with Bulgaria. A Serbian revolutionary band is said to be gathering on the frontier to invade Ottoman territory at Kosovo and incite uprising.
Wellington Ruckstihl, vice president of the Municipal Art Society and former St Louis Exposition chief of sculpture, sails for Europe to work on several memorials including a Kinley monument in Washington and a national peace monument atop a large column. The project aims to raise 2.5 million dollars by private subscription, with a 240 by 240 foot base building and a 67 foot column, featuring 16 sculptural groups and a grand library and concert hall on the two lower stories.
A Denver strike that paralyzed business for days involving nearly 10 000 workers was settled at 7 PM May 22 through compromise between the Retail Executive Committee of organized labor and Citizens Alliances. The agreement, covering employers and workers, sets terms for reinstatement and a joint board to decide disputes, while injunctions and boycotts are lifted.
A suspect, Grace Merrill Belgion, was arrested in Virgil after a warrant charging her with murder. The body of a young infant was found buried on the Merrill property, allegedly dumped about a week earlier. Authorities continue the investigation and seek preliminary sanitization of the scene.
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