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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
12
A 1920s New York City revenue note reports a large internal revenue collection. Collector Charlie Treat of the second district notes a total around 32 million dollars in receipts under a revised schedule. The item hints at tax exemptions and proposed changes affecting proprietary goods and stocks and bonds.
A New Orleans dispatch reports Britain aims to stop sending stock animals to South Africa. The article notes movement toward water contracts to New Orleans and mentions U.S. officials and a shipping plan tied to the stock trade. The piece reflects wartime logistics and British policy on animal transport despite disputed details.
A marriage report notes Mary BL Goodrich of Independence and an unnamed groom wed at the bride’s parents home. The notice mentions local residents and a public school context, with fragmented names and details.
San Juan dispatches report Minister Loomis delayed leaving La Guaira for San Juan aboard the peer scorpion as U S and foreign interests press Venezuela. Avila Blanco says President Castro may resist but uprisings erupt across districts, with officials unsure of Loomis location and possible international complications.
The Rhein brings 2,449 steerage passengers to New York in April, a new record for migrant transport by one vessel. Ellis Island reports the voyage among the busiest in years with migrants awaiting processing. Officials note all passengers meet entry requirements and await further steps.
London dispatch notes early indications from the Census Bureau that England Scotland Wales will show a larger population than before, with estimates suggesting a gradual rise over the nineteenth century. The delay in tabulation is reported, but the trend points to growth rather than decline.
Local report from Fort Scott Kansas outlines Dr Toomms OToole of Baxter Spring suing over alleged false imprisonment at Black Bull Inn. The case, dated April, claims Tenants sought redress against the inn in a public dispute. The document notes the ongoing legal action and involved parties.
Washington reports likely developments in the Oberlin M. Carter case as he serves a five year term. The government says it has located nearly every cent of the stolen money, invested in securities and real estate, with arrests possible as details unfold in New York City Savannah and other locations.
May Tvah Davin hosts informal gathering at her Topeka avenue home with guests composing verses for the honoree. Portia Club plans April 1 meeting at Mrs Walker Combe’s 925 Madmen street with readings and discussions. Ninde Chautauqua Circle and Imperial club announce Easter events and dances. Community members, visitors, and relocations feature in the weekly society roundup from Topeka.
Subscription books for the Crawford season of opera are open at the Crawford opera house box office. Subscriptions cost 2.60 and 2.78 and are transferable. Subscribers may save one day before the opening of the register sale. Martha, and Mercedo are listed as productions with dates April 15, 18, and 19.
Gen. Pitshugh Ler returns from a cold contracted on a mountain journey. He traveled toward the Pacific coast and will pass Colorado Springs and Manitos on the route by rail and car service. More details follow in the morning editions.
Detroit reports a Michigan Central No. 4 passenger car derailed after a collision with a freight train near Wasat. Several occupants were badly hurt and being brought to Detroit for treatment. Victims include Lois Brendelssohn of Detroit and conductor Conrad Veigh of New York.
A London dispatch argues that Russian prestige in Manchuria is not improved by the rejection of the Manchuria accord. It notes Manchu viceroys have kept Pekin’s capital intact, resisted foreign leverage, and delayed troop withdrawal while negotiations on indemnity proceed, with a pessimistic press view of Russian accounts.
State Senator Pred Thiment Smith remarks on a drill absence and winter conditions. The garbled text mentions children, wheat, and freezing weather, with unclear references to location and events. The piece reads as a fragmented, unclear report with many transcription errors.
The Atchison County Veteran League was formed in Plomeer ball with Civil War era veterans and all who served in the U S Army or Navy. Officers include S H Kelsey as president A W Fletcher treasurer and L S Keith secretary. A precinct vice president was chosen in each precinct with about a hundred members signing and the roll open at Bertram & Ritner’s for new members. The group aims to influence political matters and secure veteran considerations, aspiring to expand across Kansas and seek recognition within the Republican party while stressing non dictatorial action and legal preference rights.
Saturday Governor Stanley named a nine member textbook commission. Republicans A R Taylor and Edmund Stanley, educator Edwin Taylor, farmer Bir Taylor, banker H F Sheldon, Concordia’s A B Cartey, Wellington’s F M Beer, with Dr McCray of Topeka as the eighth member. a mix of Republicans Democrats and Populists. The group includes three Republicans one Silver Republican two Democrats and a Populist, all led by educators and local business figures.
Premipotentiaries have agreed on the punishment of the pass Provincial of Getale demanded by the foreign minister. The accord resolves the dispute and outlines the authorities responsible for enforcement and subsequent actions.
Grand Duke Michael heir apparent will tour the empire to study administration methods. The trip, centered in St Petersburg, aims to observe governance during post riot unrest and related reforms.
G Thomas and wife transfer to L W Hitt for 160 dollars property at 248 25 and 2h2 Oakland. P Alien conveys lots 465 and 467 Jackson Street Hurton's addition for 1.25. A and Stanley sell to Mary E Fisen for 1400 dollars parcels 444 418 and 490 Taylor Street. Chas E Layman and wife sell to A D for 180 and 18 of and 154 Leland.
Dr. Charles Lsaries, professor of astronomy at Salisbury, resigns and leaves for the Riviera. Salisbury started for the Riviera this morning, with Dr. Bradley noted in the resignation context.
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