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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1903

Page

11

Sheriff Seizes Coal in Leotl for Town Fuel Shortage

In Leotl Kansas on November 1 sheriff Herman Thrapp seized and publicly sold coal stored at Missouri Pacific depot to relieve a local fuel famine. A 1090 pound tote of coal sold at prevailing market price, funds deposited in sheriff’s office and to be returned to the owner by county treasurer. The act, unprecedented in the state, followed persistent shortages and a contentious dispute over ownership and confiscation.

Leotl, Kan Fetteriay Herman Thrapp Missouri Pacific Thrapp Sherif Turapp

Troops Enrolling in Colombia Stir Anti American Sentiment

Bogota reports prepare troops and political factions react to new American military presence. Citizens fear loss of independence across the Isthmus as protests grow against the U S minister. Government signals support while factions push for Panama's stance on treaty entanglements.

Bogota Colombia Pamilar Pantie Spineberg Panama Boserbia United States

Mutineers Brought To Topeka For Upcoming Trial

Seven mutineers were moved to Topeka for trial at the upcoming term. They arrived by depot under guard led by Sheriff Lures and Deputies Law, Haun, and Alurkstal. Named detainees include Lal Sutherland, Gus Par, Lorrie, Joseph Ho Deekin, Joseph Grayson, H L Davenport, and James Wilson. Two more, Arthur Hewitt of Texas and Tom Kathy of Colorado, will join for trial this term.

United States Topeka Sherif Lawden Alurktsal D. Haun Jepot Privon Lal Sutherland Gus Par Id Lorrie Joseph Ho Deekin Joseph Grayson HL Davenport James Wilson Arthur Hewitt Texas Tom Kathy Colorado

Mr Cloyd Named At Santa Fe Store

A circular from Santa Fe store headquarters announces C. Cloyd’s appointment as storekeeper succeeding 2.C. Youngquist who resigns. Youngquist’s position with National Furnish Company at Chicago is noted. Cloyd will base headquarters in Albuquerque with M P Kelley of Chicago succeeding Youngquist in the lineman role.

Santa Fe Tick C. Cloyd Comet Lines C. Youngwurst Mtr Albuquerque N. Mf That Pines Querque M. P. Kelley Chicago Cloyd Aluauerque

Yale victorious in rough Cambridge clash

In Cambridge on November 1 Yale led Harvard 5 to 6 at halftime as the rough play continued. Yale drive to the Harvard 23 ended with Kinney scoring and Mitchell missing the extra point. Five minutes after resumption Yale added another TD and led 16 to 0 as Mitchell failed the kick.

Cambridge Mass Yale Harvard Shevlin Mitchell Wits Mittcbsl Baraat Fete Marshall Oy Hervatd Altc Hell Nichola Hareras Hervard Lemoyne Nichols Rick Hogan Kinney Mitchell Beare

Bates Estate Probate Reveals $410 000 Value and Executors

The will of the late George P. Bates probated this morning leaves half real and personal estate to his widow and son Walter Bates with Mrs. Bates and Walter Bates named executors without bond. Estate valued around $410,000. Bates owned the 601 Kansas Avenue mansion and property at the corner of Seth Avenue and Jackson Street, plus other real estate. Also notes Cunard steamer Etruria sailed from Liverpool to New York with $1,000,000 in gold aboard.

George PF. Bates Mr. Bates W. AS. Hird B. W. Benedict Whdow Walter Bates Bates Kansas Avenue Shethavenue and Jackson Street

Local notices and social items from Topeka area

Local mentions include Mrs Freq Bartell and son Leslie Thames planning a Los Angeles trip after winter. Bessie Waite, Mrs Mercer’s sick cutter, will rent 9 rooms at 5 Arter avenue. Various city notes cover labor strikes, repairs to damaged properties, local visits by Mrs Hodell and daughter, and Topeka shooting gallery turkey events ahead of Thanksgiving.

Mra Freq Bartell Leslie Thames Los Angeles Cala Jo Eyond Miks Bessie Waite Mercer Arter Avenue New Fork Roms Fae Pte Iron Ioxane Calan Haliscamilla J. C. Mohler Mart Gt Lust Ameo Wien Washington Jackson Twenty-third Regiment North Tops Chicago Topeka Limor T. J. Anderson Lumsden Lake Street Bergundtiz Ane City McCabe Kansas Josephine Hodell Oakland Cal Ars Swelleh Lutheran Parsonage West Pourth Street Keris Keith'n Drag

Sells Last Parade Takes 108 Horses to Farm for Winter

A mixed notice reports 108 horses sent from Helis Downs to a farm for winter. The herd, valued near 19 thousand dollars, had been used for hauling and riding. The procession included Whitlam Sette and a lead by Salle, with other riders following as part of the late parade.

Whitlam Sette Clecue

Presents for Wood in Nevada Senate inquiry stalls

Washington Nevada reports the senate committee delaying investigation into charges tied to General Leonard Wood. affidavits from Jai Alai company shareholders claim funds were seized to pay for gifts given by a gambling firm to Wood. Browne told the committee he had obtained these affidavits from shareholders and Major Rathbone filed the audit.

Washington Nev Senate Tom Cayte Gener Leonard Weedeee Browne Rathbone Gen- Sal Wood

Women and Common Sense in Victorian Thought

A critical essay argues that women inherently lack practical reason while men possess it, blaming tradition and social norms for enforcing female irrationality. It claims women fear decisive action, overvalue artifice, and borrow trouble, contrasting harmful stereotypes with calls for greater common sense in household and public life.

Colina Mr Titzan Ufa Tesco

Murder Trial of Jealous Husband in Kansas Town

In Wonganoxie Kansas on November 21 Jeaper Exeen a Black farmhand living on the outskirts killed his wife during a drunken quarrel. Officers found the slain woman inside a small house after a late night confrontation. Exeen was pursued and captured following the shooting and is jailed awaiting further proceedings.

Wonganoxle Kan Jaeper Exeen Sail

Murder conspiracies across foreign factions ignite alarm

The article catalogs murder plots linked to Chinese highbinders Italian mafias Armenians and other groups arguing for stronger immigration restrictions to remove such emissaries of murder. It cites past Cronin crimes and recent Armenian incidents in Rostun Lausanne London and Lowell Mass noting ongoing hidden crimes among Armenians.

Cronin Sum Jim Diatad Armentan Alferists Paselyits Lgo Cassione Roderige Hentecha Elet Ai Allantic Jany Mall Jexpresa

The Peril of Pneumonia and Precautions

An early 20th century health notice warns of rising pneumonia deaths and emphasizes precautions. It urges physical fitness, avoiding crowded ill ventilated spaces, walking instead of riding, and strict sanitary measures to prevent family transmission. It notes public education as key and mentions British garden colors in a separate note.

Pheumohi Chicago Health Department Pneumona Hersi

First Lutheran Church Notes and Local Services

Church listings cover First Lutheran Rev HH A Ott preaching mornings on The Four Gates of Heaven and missionary evening. services at Lowman Chapel M L Rowman. Union lodge hall programs with Rev Hall Cook on Psychic Photographs. First MB Church led by J T McFarland with sermon Inheritors of the Earth. multiple church services across First Baptist First Christian First Congregational and others with sermons, Sunday schools and youth programs. attendance details, addresses, and minister names appear throughout the notices.

First Lutheran Fifth Harrison Streets HH. A. Ott Qistor J. P. White Secland United Presbyterian Church Bagot Hall Bates Sixth and Jackson Street Hall Cook London Society For Payditions J.T. McFarland D. J Uaster First Christian Church Topeka Avenue Sixth Seventh Streets Charles A. Finch First Congregationalt Church Seventh and Francia L. Hayes D. S Schour Ookinod Christian Church New Church Thomas Amd Michigan Avenue Bible School CA. Pinch Mirc J.P. White Young Women's Christian Associaton First United Presbyterian Church Knights and Ladies of Security Kan Sae J A. Menwick Christian Endeavor Jesson Thhe Tyler Street Eincoin Post Hall Hast Sixth Street Mesere Cyran Corning Searing SV. Seartne Reformed Presbyterian Church Clay and Tenth Streets McLean Celemary Junior Genier the Unitarian Church Abram Wymar

Attention Farmers Move South for Year Round Work

Advice urges farmers to relocate to the South for continuous employment and year round production. It highlights Alabama and Florida as prime sources of velvet bean and cassava, claiming these crops fatten livestock efficiently and reduce feeding costs. Encourages contact with G. A. Park, General Immigration and Industrial Agent, Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

Honrs Alabama Florida

Burlington Low One Way Fares to Northwest and California

Burlington offers reduced one way rates to Northwest and California from September 15 to November 9 1903. Tours include through sleepers via Denver Billings or St Paul with chair cars and scenic Colorado Salt Lake route to California. Home seers excursions occur first and third Tuesdays at half rate. For inquiries contact C Sharos in Kansas City Missouri.

Northwest California Burlington Denver Billces St. Paul Ings Montana Puget Burlington's Colorado Salt Lake

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