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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1904

Page

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Half a Victory in Wichita Delegation Split at Hearst Convention

Wichita April 7 delegates battled over instructions at the Democratic state convention in St Louis. Anti Hearst leaders urged independence while Hearst backers pushed a unit slate led by Duval of Hutchinson. The gathering adjourned after divisive speeches and district tallies, with Hearst and anti Hearst factions preparing separate slates for the national delegation.

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Rainy Spell Hits Kansas Wheat Regions

Weather observers report widespread rain across Kansas today, with clearing trends and cooler, cloudy conditions forecast. Temperatures varied by locale with moderate northwest winds and partial sunshine expected tomorrow, while farmers monitor impacts on the wheat crop and regional conditions.

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Kansas City and Topeka Railway charter granted

The Kansas City and Topeka Railway Company received a charter to build and operate a line from Kane City west through Topeka and Wabaunsee County. Capital stock set at 32 500 000 with Topeka figures J Devtin Joab Mtul vane 5 W Gleed D B Palner John Z Huntell named as organizers. Eastern financiers Turner and Co of Chicago backers. Colonel Nettleton of Minneapolis involved. The charter envisions lines through Wyandotte Johnson Doigglase Shiv Oege Wabaurn Jeffceson and Tavenworth counties with electrified power and provision for light heat and mineral resources along the route. Willie Gleed and others represent the company. extension toward Topeka expected within sixty days.

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Census estimates place U S population near eighty million

Washington April 7 The census bureau reports an estimated U S population of 79 909 059 for 1900 excluding Alaska and insular possessions This marks a rise since 1900 The bulletin also estimates populations for 438 cities with 10 000 plus inhabitants noting New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Pittsburgh among leaders.

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Senate commerce committee blocks funding for Kaw obstruction removal

Washington on April 7 the senate committee on commerce refused to recommend an appropriation of one million and a half for a project to remove obstructions from the south of the Kaw. The decision implies local action by government varies, leaving execution to local authorities if any progress occurs.

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Eulogy on Hanna by Foraker Highlights Rivalry and Valor

Washington April 7 The senate passed a bill authorizing the expenditure of certain funds in Cascade county Montana. Senator Foraker delivered a candid eulogy on Hasen Hanna, detailing friendship and political differences, praising Hanna’s generosity and integrity while noting his unyielding nature in political fights. The address contrasted personal warmth with firm convictions and forceful advocacy. The session also featured remarks on Hanna’s senatorial service and the politics of his era.

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Russian Easter Observances Mark Enduring Traditions

Rainy weather in Russia coincides with Easter observances across the empire. In St Petersburg the metropolitan service at the cathedral drew thousands as the emperor and imperial family attended, with diplomats including the U S ambassador present. Soldiers abroad and nuns participated in solemn rites, while religious duties were altered for security and ceremonial purposes.

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Sante Fe Machinists Face Looming Sanctioned Strike

Santi Fe machinists in Topeka report awaiting a decision from the International Association of Machinists on a potential strike. Members caution that a walkout may occur if the union’s executive committee approves action, with resignations already rising in Santa Fe shop centers and California. Officials urge members to stay, stressing loyalty and courage under pressure while management prepares for possible disruptions.

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York Carriage Plant Fire Claims Three Firemen

Three York firemen died and several others injured as a large blaze destroyed the York Carriage Company plant, with losses around 290000. Bodies recovered include Harry Salt tagiver Horace F Btrime and Lewis Strubinger. Firefighter Tr W Shout from Santa Fe was killed in the incident.

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ENTER THE YALU BATTLEFIELD REPORTS SHARED

A Seoul dispatch notes Japanese supply steamers entering the Yalu estuary, with gunboats guarding movements along the Korean shore, while Russian forts on the Chinese side are deemed ineffective. Reports also state American and English mines at Un San and Gwendolen are held by Japanese detachments as tensions surge across the region.

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Street Pavement Petition Sparks City Budget Debate

Residents discuss paying for pavement along two intersections while the street car company may oppose funding. The West Third Street petition likely faces rejection and delays could push decisions to next year as city council weighs costs and streetcar needs.

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Two Banks Close In Crawford County Fallout Hits Dow City

Marshalltown April 7 reports state the Exchange bank of Dow City and the Fask bank of Back Grove Crawford County closed with about a half million dollars in deposits and only about $150000 in assets, now under receivership. Both banks are owned by D. S. Greene of Dow City, with Greene cited as the local figure involved.

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Root and Cannon to chair Republican National Convention

Former Secretary Root will be temporary chairman and Speaker Cannon permanent chairman of the Republican convention in Chicago. The arrangement follows guidance from leading Republican politicians and received approval in Washington and other regions, signaling unity within the party.

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Burton Leaves for Washington After Sentencing

Mr Burton of Kansas departed from St Louis for Washington accompanied by his wife. The record in the case is in the custody of James Gray, clerk of the United States district court, who has sixty days to use a copy for the United States circuit court of appeals. The case is returnable at the court sitting in St Louis next November.

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Beaver County Builders Exchange Faces Carpenters Strike

In Pittsburg on April 7 the Beaver County Builders Exchange league, newly formed, opened with organized labor clashes. Car owners demanded higher daily rates from 3 to 4.25 dollars, rejected by the league, triggering a strike by about 500 carpenters that halted work for around 1,000 unskilled laborers amid severe weather warnings.

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Crash In A Fog Kills Three Indians In Special Train

Sixty three Sioux bound for Washington were in a multi car wreck on a foggy day near Maywood, injuring twenty or more and killing three. Survivors fled across the prairie as trains Oregon Express and Chicago and Northwestern collided eastbound. Chief White Horse and Luther Standing Bear were among the injured with multiple grievous injuries. Medical teams rushed to the scene and victims were moved toward Chicago. families and rescuers described a chaotic, tragic scene with Death Song chants reported among the survivors.

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