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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1903

Page

9

Leland Broadens Out in St Joseph Testimony Visit

Cyrus Leland joins St Joseph figures in a political scene tied to Topeka and a test in Snively vs Bowers. The veteran congressman candidate and allies speak as Cyrus Leland defends Curtis while confirming long running ties to the state and Troy. Cy Leland, a noted journalist and former postal official, arrives in St Joseph to testify in a civil case.

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Coke Miners Union Builds Union in Pittsburgh District

The Coke Miners Union in Pittsburgh Pa mobilizes 15,000 coke miners toward Canalville, aiming to unite workers after a 13 year strike. National funds flow through the union, with 20 percent backing officers of the United Mine Workers to strengthen organization across the district. About 27,000 organized in the PIE bureau district and 25,000 more being organized in the Tevin Rett district, forging the nation’s largest and most diverse coal workforce. Jobe W Gates is noted as a major independent interest operator in the region led by The Fm Prise company.

Pittebure Cannelieville United In Taereert Pie Bure Organiaed Uletriet Bsriet Muting Tie Werkt Jobe W. Gates

Fragmentary OCR notebook item

A garbled reader note describes travel, dining, and a journey with unclear details and several misread phrases. The text mentions a window, center, lines, and traveling by car, with names and terms rendered inconsistently. Overall, it reads as an incomplete diary fragment with no clear events or outcomes.

Thunder Mountain mining prospects draw two Topeka men home

J Mattern and W S Kale, recently returning from Idaho, report a growing interest in Thunder Mountain mining. They describe new stakes and preparations for spring work, note a 100 foot tunnel at Independence mine, and predict a rush as rail and electric railroad plans loom amid limited local provisions and improving field prospects. Kale expects to return in spring if not for the company.

J Mattern W. S Kale Th Mountain Idaho White Leander Topeka Mr Mattern Thunder Mountain Mattern Thunder Mauntain Topela Mottern Independence Copany Matern Kale Smith Creek Ble Creek Kile Inj

Baltimore Divorce Case Tangles Jewish Marriage Rules

Judge Sharp grants Samuel Gren a divorce from Marie Roy pen amid a tangle of Jewish marriage customs. Last October the couple wed as Goldberg allegedly chimed the girl as his wife, prompting a sensational synagogue scene. Goldberg and the girl fled, then returned to Baltimore with Goldberg's parents. The council of Jewish rabbis ruled the girl must be divorced from both husbands before any remarriage.

Baltimers Sharp Samuel Gren Marie Roy Pen Couiple Joseph Goldberg Cultor Goldberg Howton Oren Philadevida Goldbens Koypen Baltimore Lye

Inter national Fire Engine Co reorganizes after meetings

Creditors and stockholders in New York agree to reorganize the Inter national Fire Engine Co a 9 million capitalization. Charles J Bucks and George Bidyell resign as officers while a committee drafts a new capitalization and readjustment plan with a report expected soon. Dividends halted on preferred shares and the stock remains concentrated in key properties across several cities.

International Fire Engine Co New York Orti Herald International Fire Engine Company Charles J Bucks George Bid— Yell Port of Combination Chicags Cineinasti Cleveland Baltimore Kimira Seneos Falls N.Y St. Paul Minn Worcester Mass

Yellow Aster Resumes at Randbur Cal Mines

Yellow Aster mine at Randburg California is now farming with 373 employed, close to full workforce. All other mills in the Tuands Mire area are operating except one party planning to reopen in a few weeks. Former miners largely find work in the district or have left the camp, with not more than about thirty remaining in the town. New miners are mainly experienced men from the middle west.

Bakersfelt Cab Randsbure Cal Tuands- Mire Wniow Middle West

Tax rush in New York on first day of panel collection

New York City reports 16 226 000 in receipts for the opening day of the tax panel collection. The money was transported to a Wall Street bank in a rickety four wheel vehicle guarded by four policemen amid bundles of currency. It marked the largest day payment for Manhattan tax offices, though many prominent prospects did not appear. An extra rebate allowance influenced the totals.

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Emissaries of Castro Reach Cludad Bolivar Amid Tax War

Fragmentary notice reports Castro regime emissaries arriving at Cludad Bolivar Venezuela with orders to seize imports and collect duties from May to August 1908. Foreign merchants, notably Blochet Co and Palazzi Co, refuse duties claiming prior payment. Gov’t force seizes rum cargo, auctions it for little. Fear of terror and retaliation against foreigners cited. Venezuelan authorities pressure German and other firms.

Port of Spain Castro Venezuela Roccarda & Go. Stabin Daltoy & Co Menacus Somek Bent Cerman Civiad Fiollvur Sarilvesd Vearsuelan

Marching in Rain at Camp Young West Point Ky

At Camp Young West Point Kentucky on October 6 soldiers endured two days of rain and mud marching. The Blues completed a 15 mile days march and rehearsed arm line work while awaiting a division review with 10,000 men tomorrow.

Dramatic Weekends Feature Lyman Twins in Comedy

The Lyman Twin Brothers headline a Saturday program with four large company players and two choruses in a lively musical comedy with "MAL the Races" praised as among the funnier productions. Other acts include "Two Little Vagrants" and "Her First Pulse Step" at the New Crawford, with strong character work from Somfin, Etter, Lansing, Curry, and Markham as shifts of plot and romance unfold on rustic New Hampshire settings.

Lyman Twin Brothers East Crawford Mr Somfin George D'Armont Miss Etter Claide Miss Lansing Zyphyrine le Renard Miss Curry Miss Markham Gould New Hampshire Revolver Tn Wotion X Benk

Richardson Returns From Washington Probe Indictments Highlight Device Firm Case

Daniel S. Richardson reappears at his San Francisco post office after weeks away tied to a federal grand jury probe into the Postal Device and Development company. Indicted are James W. Erwin, August W. Machen and George W. Beavers for conspiring to defraud the United States. Richardson says testimony was faintly connected to matters already admitted during prior investigations. New president Edwin F. Joy replaces Neensor president due to other business. State Journal noted.

San Francisco Daniel S. Richardson Washington Federal Grand Jury Postal Device and Development Company James W. Erwin August W. Machen George W. Beavers United States Ming Ervin Wnterstand Kicharescu Newae Ne Hurer Edwin F. Joy Tere The State Journal

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