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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
6
A tense confrontation unfolds as rival factions attempt to seize control of the town’s waterworks. The attacking group breaks through a police blockade while guards defend, prompting the village president to call for order and signs of possible police reinforcements.
A chaotic April session features Senator Depew and Senator Malley in a spirited exchange over American ideas, with Texas Senator Fuller defending the measure. The debate centers on industrial policy, manufacturing strategy, and government role, drawing attention from attendees and press alike.
A garbled transcript shows a debate touching on revenue, policy, and governance. References to American figures and places appear muddled, with scattered names and phrases indicating a discussion about taxation and civic action amidst unclear context.
Fragmented report indicates President Mokin faces Barton’s push regarding Evans. Senators fear Barton may block Evans’s promotion while urging a chemical commission. White House stance unclear as party allies discuss appointment timing and eastward travel for appointees.
Charles Kohl plans a construction project valued at 5100 dollars on Buchanan Street. The brief notice notes the erection of a residence with details limited by the damaged text. Local official oversight and timeline are not specified in the fragment.
A bustling Manila gathering saw all chamber members present as they drafted a cable to the president urging congressional action on currency, taxes, and pensions amid rising costs. The report notes drastic price hikes for goods and services, with mentions of pension adjustments and regional economic concerns.
An unusual political tale centers on Gavbert Stuzney who carried a supposed rabbit’s foot as a charm to secure the Republican nomination for county and eventual governor. The account traces his rise from Jefferson County to Sedgwick County, detailing a series of campaigns, handshakes, and backroom maneuvers that culminated in factional pressures and a pivotal vote at the county convention.
An Iola, Iowa, resident sues Portland Cement Company for 30001 dollars claiming injuries from a crane failure at the plant. He alleges the overhead crane malfunctioned, causing a metal piece to fall and injure him, with broken ribs and a damaged neck, while working in the machinery room.
A fragmentary notice from Washington in April records the death of Benjamin Fo douee Batre of New York. The coroner and officials examined the case and found no evidence of foul play, concluding a natural death after preliminary inquiries and writings.
Fragmentary OCR text references a civil matter with parties Passee Wyallington and Rotibe Apela. The record mentions appeal, petition, and a motion related to a temporary or provisional order. Details are unclear due to garbled typography and missing dates or locations.
Bradford died last night in Ardmore after a period of illness. He was a well known figure in Topeka and Kansas politics, serving as attorney general and later practicing law with Gr. A. Huron. He also held local offices, including two terms on the city council, and was a US commissioner candidate before moving west. He leaves a wife and family.
Witness Almer McKinley testifies before the house special committee in Washington on April 2 about discussions related to the Danish West Indies sale. He says he never spoke with President or others about the matter and only exchanged general courtesies with Christman, while Gardner and others outline limited involvement and stock ties. He denies any formal meetings or negotiations.
The Western Union company case opened today before Judge in New York with Referee Slanecker handling the motion on penalties for late telegrams. Lawyers argued over rates and penalties while the judge considered continuances. Separately, Lyman J. was elected president of a New York company succeeding John A. Stewart.
Bad for shooting a large field faced cold raw wind at Ele Pye amid a grand American handicap. Shooters waited for better weather to complete rounds with several straight scores failing as the ground froze and birds scattered. Notables like Jack Parker of Detroit and HC Hinshaw faltered early as conditions kept birds wary and uncertain.
Washington reports a drive by some Democrat lawmakers to ally with protectionists to block or slow the proposed reciprocity tariff measure. Opposition centers on tariff reductions and sugar interests, while Florida Democrat Sparkman pushes for a test vote to advance the bill. The split among Democrats could impede passage if protectionists stay united.
Robert Martin a young red man was struck while playing baseball near a Rock Island train. He lost both feet after tumbling under a slowly moving train car wheels. He was rushed to Stormeant hospital where doctors fought to save him. the incident sparked concern among bystanders and family.
Chicago and national markets show mixed signals with wheat and cotton near steady while metals and stocks move. Reports note slight gains for some commodities and declines for others as traders weigh weather, demand and supply shifts in early spring trading.
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