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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
8
Report describes a brutal stag chase in Froghore as the hunted animal breached hedges and walls near Vane and King’s Road, attempting to leap castle gates before being felled. The entry notes a royal connection and mentions Queen Victoria era precincts.
The Worthwestern institution sends a formal note to General Puns SC 8 Coals officer in gratitude for his service. The letter, signed by St. BP Davidson NS, Commmandant of Cadets, commends his great contributions to the country and requests a personal visit in the near future.
An 19th century style critique condemns patent medicines for false cures claiming universal relief. It argues that most tonics misrepresent their effects, noting that only durable, non irritant remedies can aid weak stomachs. The passage criticizes manufacturers for unfounded assurances and stresses cautious discernment in remedies.
Paris dispatch reports French detectives warned of an assassination attempt on President Loubet during a visit. Extra precautions, doubled police protection, and exclusion of outsiders at rail stations. Officials fear a hostile demonstration and pledge strict security measures.
London dispatch notes surprising response to Mrs berlain's South Africa scheme as many women seek immediate departure after the war. Correspondent says letters pour in from eager and reluctant applicants, with some appealing to Lord Salisbury and the colonial office for roles. Officials caution against arranging service openings and warn public funds cannot cover training or passage.
Attorneys for Captain O. M. Carter, serving a sentence in Leavenworth Port for defrauding the government, notify the government they will apply to the Supreme Court for his release pending hearing on his appeal from the tower court judgment, through the department of fuition.
A Syracuse Herald snippet advertises a sale of Oriental Chinese porcelain highlighting the world’s largest peachblow vase. The listing references rare specimens and historic provenance tied to collectors in Boston and connections to Sir Richard Arkwright.
Secretary Long orders a Newport Rhode Island School for petty officers to raise enlisted Navy efficiency. The plan details who may be eligible and promises improved education and promotion paths. About 500 recruits have already joined with expectations of reaching 10,000 this year.
Abrupt notes describe an Oregon abattoir starting up to process ponies for meat. Fragments indicate April timing and accusations or concerns about horse usage, with limited readable details on participants or exact actions.
New York April report says employers and the Railroad of New Jersey edging toward talks within days. Both sides show cautious sentiment, with Brotherhood chiefs uncertain about a direct meeting. Warren, president of the company, stresses Saturday office closures and readiness to arbitrate, offering joint committee with outside members to investigate conditions and wage equity.
The president issues an executive order allowing personnel from the printing office and navy yard who served in the Civil War or the Spanish American War to be excused from duty on a designated day to participate in ceremonies honoring John A. Logan and the dedication of a statue.
New York April bids are invited for transporting U S troops and supplies from New York to Havana Matanzas Cienfuegos Santiago Manzanillo Nuevitas and to San Juan Porto Rico Col A B Kimball depot quartermaster outlines the route and a table shows that from January to March 8 711 tons of supplies and 676 passengers moved to Cuba and another 605 tons of supplies and passengers are noted, with bids expected from steamship companies expected to be reasonable.
Fragmentary field notes describe local Newton area trades and names such as Bemis, George, Mr Wood, and Reva, with scattered references to Cleburne Texas and possible shop activity. The text presents a muddled account of people and places without clear events or dates.
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