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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1903
Page
10
The article reports Wright and Ryan leading clerks and dispatchers to Ottumus Junction with plans unfolding. It mentions supervisors, tender arrangements, and new appointments shaping railroad operations, reflecting staffing shifts and management directions.
The fragment describes a health claim about a group referred to as Perse’ Far women army. It mentions preventing fear of an ei and treating diseases, claiming life and vigor through a specific method. The text is garbled with missing words and names, offering no clear events or figures.
A fragmentary notice indicates focus on oil interests and railroad supply aims. It notes Santa Fe involvement and a projected distribution of crude products, with an emphasis on securing fuel supply for future operations.
Fragments from a wreck near Sturra Bianca describe a brakeman Horribiz Mangied killed as three trains collided. Eyewitness notes tell of a gruesome scene with remains and salvage work, while authorities discuss the incident and salvage plans for the August shipment.
A brakeman named Foote was caught between a camel and a train car near Santa Fe. He died from injuries sustained in the incident, reportedly involved at a Santa Fe terminal. His brother Gus Nenane is noted but details remain unclear.
Fragmented and scrambled OCR describes a debate over a Santa Fe engine, a regulator, and service switching. The garbled passage mentions names, dates, and places but yields no coherent event or facts to form a proper summary.
An unclear historic snippet hints at a dispute involving Santa Fe Derer Sim Fudorat. The text references a possible wager or fight, with mentions of Cartntiad and Ya hmuw, suggesting a chaotic page fragment from a period newspaper.
A Civil War veteran credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after prolonged anaemia and weakness. He recalls heart palpitations, nervousness, poor appetite, and body pain, and says the pills revived his strength and energy. The piece touts Pink Pills as effective for various ailments and urges use through authorized retailers.
A chaotic fight scene ended with the Strikers prevailing as tensions rose at the venue. Officials and security intervened after the clash intensified, with no reported serious injuries.
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Mr. W. J. Sownins, a short business tip employee, and Mr. Don Osborn new clerk in the Santa Fe office. Alfred Lovell, assistant superintendent of motive power, to tour western division. Mrs Dewds, wife of Prof Dewdy, to attend a Sunday meeting. J. Wienant Sales and clerks depart to watch Topeka vs Fort Scott game. New educational classes launched at Santa Fe shops to teach German and Swadesh. Women’s Auxiliary Railroad Y.M.C.A. to hold monthly meeting. Otis Dalton recovering from typhoid at Santa Fe hospital.
The twenty ninth annual bankers convention in San Francisco selects a city for the next gathering and discusses a committee report on currency policy. The executive council presented recommendations, with Corneles Pugsing noting stability over revolution, and a resolution to continue the currency committee and review recommendations.
Prominent educators from across the United States praise Peruna with endorsements. Letters from Prof Powell of Washington DC and others claim the tonic improves health, with testimonials from Miss Elizabeth Brown of Baltimore and John W. Meng of Indianapolis. The report stresses Peruna’s claimed universal efficacy and invites readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free guidance.
A fragmented report describes a convention adjournment connected to a bigamy case involving A Branch of New York and several accused individuals. The narrative mentions Sharper of St Louis and a marriage to Deiin Boasinger, with details of travels between Kansas or Connecticut areas and a return to St. Louis.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a priest named Johns Cae of Wass who suffered illness and tried many medicines before claiming relief from a tonic or elixir. Mention of a Georgia or Eiserric Bircors and a claim of cure by a bitters product appears amid garbled text and mis-spelled names.
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