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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
7
Markets report liberal selling in corn pushing prices down while live stock trade shows cattle weakening to ten cents lower and hogs slipping. Wheat futures opened higher then moved lower on unsettled money West and Treasury notes. corn and oats show varied activity with early gains fading.
An apparent business listing shows A M McDearmott Commission Co and related entities with scattered terms about stocks, provisions, and private direct offerings. The readable phrases include names and generic descriptors but lack cohesive narrative or clear actions.
A garbled dispatch lists New York Kaunas trade terms and mentions markets in Topeka and Boston with scattered references. It references alabaster and salt, Bales, and leather products though details are unclear. The item reads like a brief market notices section with multiple place names and vague product mentions.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a treaty question about coastal and river boundaries near Cape Suton and Portland coast. The text outlines multiple questions and tribunal reasoning on lines from Mount Whipply to Devil's Thumb, noting missing survey data prevents clear identification of intended oche and designation of Canadian versus American territory along the upper Chilkat river and surrounding peaks.
In a North Topeka case Judge Arthur J. McCabe hears Mrs. L. Peale describe an October 6 intrusion by Pendergraft who forced entry, threatened a kiss, and caused bruises as she fled. She accused him of assault. fines and costs were assessed.
All but one Pacific express messengers in Baling have quit. remaining rider plans to depart on his return today. Two senior messengers led the push for the unit but were last to resign their posts, signaling a shakeup in the company’s local operation.
A local report states calls to appoint C F Hutchins as assistant attorney general. Supporters argue he has legal experience and integrity to serve in the role. The piece notes ongoing discussions among state officials and legal circles.
Delegation from Wyandotte County Kansas arrives to present a formal petition to Governor Bailey seeking the appointment of FF Matching as attorney general. The letter claims widespread gambling and corruption in public offices, urging an independent inquiry and removal of county officials. Signers include Myron Waterman and Charles M. Shelton and other local leaders.
A garbled report notes officials in Chicago facing criticism from federal authorities as they review tax methods used by corporations. The piece suggests tension between federal agencies and local authorities, with concerns about enforcement and regulatory overreach.
A mass meeting declares that local officers fail to prosecute crimes and calls for the Kansas attorney general to appoint independent counsel to assist and oversee witness examination before a grand jury in December 1903 Wyandotte County. A petition signed by over 700 taxpayers supports summoning a grand jury and appointing independent counsel.
The American Bankers Association gathered for preliminary sessions ahead of tomorrow’s convention. Trust company leaders and executives met at the California Theater with A. Potter presiding in chair at John Berne’s absence. Remarks praised California’s resources and respect for wealth creation.
The article discusses how American fortunes demand trusted guardians as they age and consider estate disposition. It highlights the role of trust companies and legal counselors, praising corporate management, prudent legislation, and independent oversight to safeguard wealth, heirs, and charitable bequests for the prudent, affluent class.
Governor Bailey, commander in chief of the Kansas National Guard, travels by private car attached to the Union Pacific train leaving Topeka for Fort Riley. The party includes Mrs. Bailey and others. a United States Army aide remains aboard a separate car. Train delays occur. General Young not aboard. Loomis dons uniform to ride briefly, then departs Kansas City.
Yale announces a new track team trainer Stephen Parreil, former world champion pair skater, takes charge of the Yale Trova squad. Mirah former coach remains on the staff as Gevote assists in handling the team.
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