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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1903

Page

2

Society notes and guests listed for Decoration Day excursion

A long, fragmented society column lists attendees and host families for a Decoration Day event. Mentions Mrs Annie Bayne 522 Topeka Avenue, Governor Crawford arriving from Baxter Springs, and several named guests and local residents attending in Topeka and beyond. Details feature householders, travelers, and planned arrangements for social gatherings and excursions.

Hia George Grenhar Cottoupee Aero Basinteter Ihionen J. Ray Karte City Min Anna Haw Helen Stieller Mary Cleric Irae Henley Siltey Fert Yrude Bastien Orta

Mutiny Leader Hewitt Remains in Texas Prison Fight

Leavenworth May 22 mutiny leader Hewitt faces possible return to Fort Leavenworth after murder charge. McClaughry, at a chiefs convention, reveals Hewitt’s planned transfer and the federal court motions for separate trials. Mutineers from the famous uprising are jailed in Junction City as deputies brace for trial and security measures.

Leavenworth Kes Arthur Witt United States Fort Leavenworth Texas Hunte Ville Us Texas Wil Meclaughry Pelle Nive Okinaua McChaughry Kavithel Hewitt Prikopher Fie Mc Chiughey Fort Lauvrenwort Prigan Ty Hicek Warren McClleagher Portworth Mereiot Fician Gilbert Mol Tos Rob Clark Turner Barns Fred Robivm Frank Thompson Peru Marechal Mackey Joseph Waters Tean

Sale of Rare Books Draws New York Buyers

In New York last evening a sale of rare books drew strong bidding. Highlights included first editions of Vanity Fair by Thackeray in London 1889 priced at 45 dollars, The Pickwick Papers Reprint, and works by Dickens Rossetti and Thackeray. A Stoddard poetry volume with a Robert Cottin letter fetched notable interest.

New York Omar Ward Pitzxerait Dante Gabriel Rosset S. Surtees Lord Bate Wiliam ‘Thackeray Duanilon William Mi Thackeray London Pickwick Dale Richmed Stoddard Het Robert Cottin Poe

Reliance Beats Columbia in New Cup Defender Test

New York on May 2 reports Reliance defeating Columbia with a new cup defender proving Heredia and Flyer. The account notes mixed success and hints at the defender’s impact while mentioning a Decoration Day excursion and transport details, including a fare of $1.35.

Reliance Columbia Heredia New York Cuhumblaie Glee Cove Thas

Werner aims German farmers to western Kansas soil scheme

Werner of Thomas County Kansas travels to Germany to recruit German agriculturalists to western Kansas. He cites Campbell irrigation method and compares it to Colorado irrigation, seeking gov support and farm settlement. He plans to visit Germany with Oscar Bischoff to promote colonization and irrigation innovations.

Werner Thomas Topeko Kansas Germany Kansas City Meirione United States Werner Matheir Oscar Bischoff Xatch New York Campbell Colorado Logan County Weston Tolwcucery Neil Gressage

The Critbury Treatment for Skin and Scalp Conditions

A historic notice extols a home remedy regimen for children with skin and scalp disorders. It advocates warm baths with Casticu ra Soap, applying Casticura Ointment for itching and inflammation, and mild doses of Casticura Resolvent to soothe the blood. The piece frames the regimen as a remedy for lifelong afflictions and urges maternal use.

Farmers Push for Plow and Thresher Term Agreement

Dir. Warner notes seam plow and threshers coming to Maver hotel area. farmers discuss a term plow and threshing arrangements. One farmer recalls a year of effort and Werner, a Thomas County resident, expresses faith in future despite country conditions.

Warner Hus Werner Hoe Thomas Courty

Maccabee Suit Goes to Trial in Port Huron

The supreme tent of the Maccabees of the World faces a trial in Port Huron on May 2. The bank seeking $300,000 claims misappropriation by Charles Jordan, clerk of the order, while the Maccabees concede a book inspection by bank attorneys. Thompson, the principal witness, will testify. no criminal charges are planned. The insurance commissioner’s testimony is expected to be a key feature.

Port Huron the Maccabees Judge Law The Maccabees Bensit of Que Port Huron Savings Bank Eupréme Chattes Jormpaen Tnanc Orden Thompson Commercial Bank

Navy recruiting returns to Topeka for new enlistments

Recruiting officers from the United States Navy plan another visit to Topeka from the 8th to the 12th to hold open houses at the federal building. They seek men ages 18 to 25 for four year enlistments and apprentices aged 15 to 18 for minority service, with training in naval departments and potential advancement to noncommissioned officers.

Topeka Unites States Navy Federal Walldiine Bors Naval Engineers Mechinica Nevy Varde Menting Offiseri

School boards must hold meetings in June under new law

A fragmented OCR item notes a new law shifting school board meetings to June in larger counties, with county commissioners acting as equalization boards. It cites time pressure as making district by district senuation calculations nearly impossible, and mentions a separate report of a $105,768 verdict in New York and a reference to Broadway.

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Carnegie's Nephew Averts Tragedy At Sea

Greenwich May 2 George Lander Jr son of a Pittsburgh millionaire and Andrew Carnegie nephew and his wife saved seven guests aboard a yacht off Indian Head Long Island Sound. A sudden squall struck as a two mast tender separated from the yacht. The Lauders leaped to lower a sail and calm the guests while the crew steadied the craft and resumed voyage.

Baves Greenwich Conn George Lander, Jr Pittsburg Milionaire Andrew Carnegie Long Island Sound Brand Yacht Club

Extinct Animals Found in Shasta County Caves

Berkeley, May 22. Scientists from the University of California report rich caves in Shasta County yielding thousands of bones of extinct animals. Seventeen species are identified as extinct, with traces of prehistoric man including polished bones and stone implements that may have been utilitarian tools.

Shasta County Berkley Cal Paineon— Gologist University of California Potter Caves

Summer Session at University of Kansas Announces June Courses

The University of Kansas invites principals and superintendents, teachers, and undergraduates to a June session on new courses and teaching methods. Aimed at advancing credentials toward degrees, the program covers entrance material for some courses and graduate study options. Frank Strong, Chancellor, Lawrence, Kan.

University of Kansas Spe Aetasia Benton Frank Strong Lawrence Kan

NECRO GETS THE BEST New York May 22

A. L Allen, a negro valet in Antwerp service, was granted leave to visit Washington. On returning to New York he boarded the Kroonland to Antwerp, then resumed duties as booth black and general utility man for his former master, prompting notices in several New York papers.

New York A. L Allen Antwerp Washington Herald A. L. Allen United Cobheu Kroonland

Smith Divorce Grants Father Custody of Daughter

Former Santa Fe engineer Andrew Smdd is granted a divorce from Myrtie M. Smith. He receives custody of their minor daughter and must post a bond to produce the child when required. The wife gains visiting rights, and the girl is to be taken to the Masons home in Wichita.

Santa Fe John F. Switter Andrew Smdd Ajainer Myrtie M. Smith Alvorce Pette Toned Masons Wichita

Salina man convicted of lodge funds theft to serve year

Pattee of Sa-Ins was found guilty of embezzling funds from Wood tre n lodges at Salina. He was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.

Salina Sa- Ins

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