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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
1
Reported speech indicates Hughes plans to rely on canvass figures and council verification before acceptance. He questions tally accuracy and cites possible errors, while observers note the need for official certification and potential court action if disputes persist.
Fragmented OCR reads show confusion over election results and voter figures. Mentions of candidates Wheeler Teterme Pace and others appear with garbled names and obscure references to weather and dates.
General Frederick Funston set for a Boston stage lecture under contract at five hundred dollars per night April 4. Reports claim he distinguished himself at Aguinaldo’s capture and will tour amid government resistance. The arrangement prompts comparisons to Bryan and past lecture contracts noting large pay but uncertain timing.
Washington April 4 The White House announced new appointments in the Indian Territory Returning Hackett to the United States Court for the central district and naming Lloyd Wheaton and Jacob C Smith and Frederick generals of the Army as commands. The texts refer to Wheaton and related officers in late March and early April.
St Toulo special reports after long trials and amistrials over teen years the Sui te X. Omen versus Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance case is decided The United States government halts on the decision Mire Sillion is deemed entitiea wuramte and interest paid The trial spurs appeals and a final opinion by the court notes the prior denials and shifts in testimony Dolley We Hillmex is mentioned in reference to the denouement Rashard van Bilieg and a gun accusation surface Seaman Lotars port investigation and related equipment are cited The Connecticut company and Hilts are connected to settlements In New York Life and Putual Life Insurance the suit's financials are outlined The opinion hints at the misrepresentation claims and lingering courtroom conclusions
John W. Alexander criticizes New York for falling behind Paris Philadelphia Pittsburgh and St Louis in art. he cites a growing French school influencing students and a national trend where European academies shape work shown in New York. Art exports pass through New York on the way to other cities, but the metropolis fails to acquire or display them locally.
Heading into April reports from West Virginia and Ohio indicate rising flood danger along the Ohio River and tributaries. Officials warn of high water, with crews bracing against log jams and potential property damage from downstream levels.
Oklahoma City officials faced a clash over plans for the new Sunner school building as round corners were dropped to save costs. Contracts for heating and plumbing went to outside firms at higher bids, despite petitions from Fourth Ward residents urging round corners. Board members sparred over the budget and aesthetic choices while favoring lower bids from distant bidders.
The city education board awarded three school heating contracts to Chicago and Topeka firms after a heated vote. Local bidders were reportedly ignored despite lower bids for Sumner, Garfield, and Grant plants, and questions arose about contract bonds and fair city procedures.
Injunctions will stop the board of education from canceling contracts with Lowke Kitchen and Studeyrant for health plants at Grant Garfield and Summer schools. Proceedings in the Stariet court aim to prevent contracts from going to higher bidders as Topeka plumbers oppose school board methods. Also reported: steamer Chester W W Chapin sailing between Providence and New York last night near Patience Island.
St Paul lawmakers pass a revised primary law setting nominations for all offices including town city county and congressional contests. Electors may vote in the party of their choice on primary day, with the general election following under the new framework.
Manila dispatches report Aguinaldo desires to visit America after swearing allegiance to the United States. Chief Justice Arellano describes reforms for education and self government. MacArthur and the War Department signal cautious optimism for pacification by June amid ongoing surrenders.
In a vexed exchange with members of the United States Steel Corporation, a leading steel entity discussed possible absorption moves in a major iron trade. The talks, set amid heightened market activity, suggest strategic realignment within the steel industry.
A six man gang robbed Citizens Saving Bank in Chardon Ohio as Night Watchman Pomeroy and a resident battled them. They blew the vault door with dynamite failing to reach the inner cash. about $50 000 was reportedly in the compartment with currency not taken. Pomeroy was badly beaten and tied, later dragged and left as a witness. A posse and locals pursue suspects. two men arrested near Willoughby may be linked.
Pekin April 4 The Chinese government formally notes Russia that China cannot sign the Manchurian convention due to its current position. The note says China desires friendly terms with all nations and does not favor special privileges for one power. Li Hung Chang and Princess Ching are cited on the matter.
Henry White, general secretary of the United Garment Workers, says despite Mitchell's mission progress the miners in the Anthracite region remain unsettled. He cites visits to Chicago and Scranton amid efforts by the National Civic Federation to arbitrate disputes, with uncertain gains toward union recognition.
A Washington report notes the Cuban-American damages claim totals reach 79 million with lawyers taking contingent fees up to 32 1 2 percent. The Spaisiehar claims commission will start next week under President Chandage Ag, handling Cuban injury claims and compensation negotiations with Cuban authorities.
A runaway daughter of a duke was found in New York after posing as a maid. Sir Julian Pefate organized her return to Britain aboard a steamship. Her father, a duke, will arrange her voyage home with British officials. In other news, miners reach a surrender deal after a lengthy dispute over power plant purchases.
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