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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1903

Page

12

Flood repair drive dominates Topeka restora­tion efforts

A flood wreckage update from Topeka details a multistreet repair push led by Street Commissioner Snyder. The work, including rebuilding Morrison street and the Shonkwiler area, costs are projected near 25 000 dollars with 50 workers and 100 teams deployed daily. The effort aims to restore North Topeka streets damaged by the river flood and grimly notes areas likely never as before.

Great Gulch Wiilch Anwilf Honkwiler Harricon Gang of Ely Bert North Topeka Lave Polevaiae Morrison Street Tier Street Davin Gare Dusineks Grant and Jackson Sinling In Cornee Nwih Toneka Tokowihe Tupeks Thororgl Snyder Clowe Warren Gond Omefeld Park

Reconstruction Hurts North Topela as Town Rebuilds

The town of North Topela faces widespread damage with collapsed streets and missing sidewalks. Many dwellings are repurposed into business spaces, carpenters and laborers are in high demand, and an economic shift raises hope of winter work for residents.

Seni Gamage Gordon Street Wal Mt White Town North Topela Lnck

Will Play Ball Games Between Two Teams Planned

Boston news reports a series of games now announced between two teams, amid earlier denials and new proposals. The manager and team owner, in talks with the business manager, discuss terms not fully released but said to be favorable to players. Preparations will start soon for the series.

Boston Bustos

Truant Notice Issued After Child Missing School

Salina Kor September report shows A J Burd Salina county truant officer visiting MintHet No 27 to locate a child missing from class. After notification the pupil was urged to attend school or face a sworn warrant and disciplinary action per local truancy policies.

Salina Kor A. J. Burd MintHet No Dres Achool

Patroiman Fitzgerald Beaten and Shot by Suspects

Patrolman Dennis Fitzgerald of Chicago was knocked down and assaulted with his own club and then shot twice with his revolver by assailants. A suspect named Pilsen confessed and implicated Johnson after arrest. Johnson allegedly fought with a colored man Motty at Twenty Seventh and State streets before police recovered a revolver matching the officer’s. Johnson was later shot through the law by Motty. New Chinese Financial Agents to Inspect Funds Transfer in Shanghai. Washington officials to study methods of receiving and exchanging funds paid to Shanghai representatives, per state department instructions.

Fitzgerald Chicago Dennis Pitzgerald Dow Pilsen Johnson Twenty Seventh Stats Streets Motty Metty New Chineos Washington Mc McCoy Treasury Department J.P Armstrong State Department Shanghai China

Understanding Morocco Talks and Local Reunion Notice

The French foreign office says negotiations with Britain on Morocco aim only at a good understanding and deny plans for protectorate or conquest. An Old Bettiers reunion is planned for October 15 with W. Hoch of Marion speaking, a baby show offering $25 in prizes, and a camp fire, music, business meeting, and dinner included for attendees.

Paris Great Britain Morocco Offciain France Jones Egypt Wessalt Old Bettiers W. Hoch Marion Alan He Nis Les Oia

Battleship Maine Sets Sail From League Island

The Maine today moved down the Delaware toward Culebra for a long voyage to the West Indies. Recently repaired at Cramp’s shipyard, the vessel will undergo tests on arrival at Culebra to determine next steps.

Maine Philadelahia Delaware River League

Quiet at Beirut Washington Amid Pending Oaths and Notices

Beir ut dispatch notes quiet conditions in Beirut with mentions of Admiral Cotten commanding European squadron and a pending oath of the American vice consul. A separate brief for a boy ages 16 to learn printing appears as an employment ad along with unrelated health and product notes.

Washington Cotten Navy Department Beirut Breas Pone Aus Tamy Ake Bast

Remarkable case of a woman cured by Pink Pills for Pale People

Mrs C Weber of Columbus Ohio details chronic illness collapsing weight and strength until she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After months of pain and invalid status her condition improved, appetite and digestion returned, and weight rose from 102 to 135 pounds. She endorses the medicine and notes others have benefited. pills sold 10 cents a box or six for 250 by mail from Williams Medicine Schenectady NY.

C. Weber South Front Columbus Ohio Perkaye Dr. Williams

Great Gold Shipment Reaches Seattle From North

Seattle officials report a large gold shipment from the north totaling 4,450,000 dollars landed aboard steamers Dida Senator and Dolphin. The Dolphin carried the Klondike shipment valued at 600,000 dollars. Palmer Robertson oversaw the voyage from Dawson, with a massive gold nugget valued at 33,2890 dollars.

Seattle Wash Senator Dolphin Brattle Apany Canadian Tank of Commerce of Thwetty Dawson Institution Palmer Robertson Anvil Creek

Mayor Is Arrested in Mattoon Extortion Case

Mattoon executive Mayor Menke of Mattoon Michigan indicted by the grand jury on 29 counts charging malfeasance in office. He was arrested with bond set at 5004 and later reduced. His bond remains in effect for next week. Attorney Voight plans to conduct vigorous prosecution. The indictment cites contracting with mining interests and other irregularities amid a months long state of affairs. Two local papers campaigned for action and editors exchanged replies with denouncing editorials.

Mattoon Jansvis M. Menke Grand Menke Ernies Voight Menkela Sone Monthe Focal Tiest Petion

Favor Reciprocity Aids Havana Business Leaders

A Havana trade meeting of ten business representatives and Punters' Association delegates discussed backing commercial reciprocity with the United States. They propose a literary campaign in the United States to pressure commercial bodies and Congress to support a reciprocity treaty through Planters’ League and related groups.

Havana New York Havans Cubs United States Unitedtates Congress

Premier Balfour Goes Home From Palmetal

Premier Balfour and Lord Esher deputy governor of Windsor Castle left Palmetal today. Balfour travels to his Whitinghame estate, Preston, and is not expected back in London until the Rheffeld meeting on October 1.

Mr. Balfour Lonton Balfour Lord Esher Windsor Castle Whitinghame Preston London

World's Fair Washington Texas Pledges and Port Clatsop Replica

World’s Fair reports from St Louis note Elmer B Johnston returning to oversee the Washington building with L A Farmer handling construction. Oregon plans a Port Clatsop replica. Texas building contracted at 4002 dollars, shaped as a five point star. A 17 member Texan day group will manage decor and socials. An invoice from Toronto lists Queen Victoria presents valued at 50 000 with free entry due to King Edward’s order.

St Louis Elmer. B Johnston State of Washington L. A. Farmer Washington Texas A. Wasen Commission Wilcome Tate Queen Victoria England Toronto Canada Edward

Big Building Strike Threatens New York Construction

In New York a possible general strike could halt all building work, affecting over 100000 workers as journeymen refuse to sign arbitration terms or join a new firm under the employers' association. Masters consult the board. a lockout could cast many idle and sailors are substituting on major projects.

New York Sept Bunding Trades Employers’ Association New Insane Hive Master Builders’ Board of Governors Usec Wollncoly Orctabie Sallora

Build Trade Union To Forge A Million Laborer Alliance

New York reports a plan to form a vast labor trust uniting about a million workers across painting, bricklaying, lime and masonry, plumbing, carpentry and bridge and structural work. A Indianapolis conference gathered top officials from several national unions to discuss a national federation, a process expected to take considerable time.

New York Exya the Herald Indianapolis Neveral National Labor Uniors Brotherhood of Painters Journeymen Bricklayers’ and Masony International Union United Associaton of Phimbers Gux Fitters, Seam Steam Hod Carriers and Buildings Laborers International Union United Brotherhood of Carpenters National Building ‘Trades Counsell National Federation of Building Trades

Miners Arrested for Threats Against Militia in Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek Colorado September 26 troops under Lieutenant McClelland searched Independence and Altman for men accused of making threats against the national guard and its offices. Joe Lynch Independence marshal was found cloaked in a tent and disarmed then held with other prisoners. Guarded by cavalry, officers planned charges against all detainees. G. J. Kennison of District Union No. refused orders and was placed in a tent after a sentry used his rifle to force him in.

Cripple Creek Colo McClelland Independence Altman National Guard Ite Joe Lynch Dodsworth G. J. Kennison Junion No

Telephone lines extend toward Indian Territory from Wichita

Wellington Sept 26. The Miss Couri and Kanens Telephone company is stringing twenty new lines southwest from Wichita through Mulvane to this place to handle their new business in the Indian Territory.

Wellington Kas Miss Couri and Kanens Wichita Mulvane Tnew Indian Territory

Society Mixes Honor Guests at Second Card Party

Society notes reveal Harriet Jones and Miss Kate Freisiman as honor guests at a second card party hosted by many young women. Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter to speak on organizing work and future meetings planned, with updates on neighbors traveling, births, visits, and upcoming dances and club activities across Topeka.

Mixes Harriet Jones Kate Freisiman Katherine Méreland Fay Quinton Helen Quinton Minx Jetta Updegrat Miss Spivey Mi Rivitn Millspaugh Miss Nettipuush Misa Mar ™ Payne Mies Parkhurst Mian Sharitt Miss Otis Mise Gulbot Bile Lavetts Snyder

New Orleans Judge Wylie Dies Aboard Steamer St Louis

William Gillespie Wylie 72 a justice of the Louisiana supreme court died of pneumonia aboard the steamship St Louis en route from Southampton. He boarded ill and the vessel reported no panic despite early engine trouble and wireless rumors. He passed away around midnight as the ship neared New York.

New York William Gillespie Wylie New Orleans Supreme Court of Louisiana St. Louis Judge Wylie Southampton

Robbed Summer Boarder Wardrobe Linked to Julia Hug gins

Hazel Lamont’s wardrobe followed Julia Huggins, a colored woman arrested by Sheriff Lucas in Topeka. Huggins, recently from Michigan, confessed to thefts including a lace hat and two of three dresses. Her husband Pat Huggins was fined for jaw injury in a police court.

Mra Hazel Lamont Julia Huggins Julia Hugging Lucas Sherif Joseph Willt Houghton Mich Topeka Haze Lamont Pat Huggins Une Court House Michigan Ichigan

Engineer Foils Hold Up Attempt On Passenger Train

Engineer George W. Boss spotted a novice’s swing of a lantern and opened a throttle to clear a danger signal. The Brattleboro to Providence boat train carried four cars full of passengers safely to shore at Plummer's Ledge. Barnum to Return from Markets. visits St Louis on return to his daughter. Ben Barnum departs for Davenport Chicago to arrange for barn work in the country.

Woonsocket, Ill George W. Boss Plummer’s Ledge NS. H & EL Ieee Mr. Barnum Mr. & Barnum St Loui Selina Cohn Ben Barnum Davimport Chicago

Balm Promises Quick Relief for Bruises and Burns

Pallable remedy Reckdent and for slight injuries and ailments. A ointment fast becoming popular as a cure for bruises and burns and supports rapid healing. Chamberlain's Fain Balm marketed to ease pain and speed recovery with claims of safety for delicate skin. Available at drug stores for cents.

Chamberlain

Czar Names His Man for Venezuela Arbitration

The czar has named M. DeMartens, a professor at the University of St. Petersburg, as an arbitrator in the Venezuela claims dispute. He joins M. Meoure, Russia’s minister of justice, and Prof. Lammasch of Austria. DeMartens previously helped in the Pivs fand clal case and received a Nobel prize in 1889.

M. DeMartens Russia the Hague University of St. Petersburg Poveses Agiinet Venrenols Wwe Hinees Prat DeMartent

Four Out of It on Board in County Commission Race

A contested county commission race sees changes in city council seats with W. F. Weber and others eliminated. A third member of the board will be read Monday morning by Commissioners Hayne and the County Clerk. Also reported are a weekly bank statement from York, a local amateur detective note, a fatality in Laurette Ky, and a Topeka coal demand advisory urging early purchase for winter supply.

Cownt Riate W. F. Weber Wolf Ge Holt Win Say Joe Courity Hayne County Clark New Topeka

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