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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
4
The Topeka State Journal discusses looming global tension between Japan and Russia, and the United States must assess truth vs. threat as German and Italian influence rise. It notes municipal pledges in Kansas cities and the challenge of reformers gaining power amid political patronage.
A government review finds US export records for the year ending June show a drop from the prior year. Explanations include exporters declining to file foreign commerce statements, classification changes for Puerto Rico and Hawaii, and a halving of exports to China. Porting figures suggest total foreign exports will be lower than the previous year despite growth in some sectors.
The clip analyzes how export data for domestic manufactures may understate actual movement due to commodity value shifts and reclassification of shipments. It notes more than 40 million dollars of shipments no longer appearing in foreign commerce tallies, implying a visible but not real decline. The item also includes a block of scattered, unrelated social notes on manners and personal behavior from the Globe.
In a Philadelphia era column the weather and social mood mingle as reporters recall a March mood. The piece notes a springtime odor in the air, joking about age, manners, and a seasonal scene. A playful voice observes public sensations and light gossip in a dated urban setting.
Bilis clears city debt leaving treasury near balance while Lyons quarantines ecariet fever. Cimarron residents lack courage to tote. Jewel county Evangelical church to be transformed. Hester exes Hoxle reports coal famine eased by a beer wagon. Green ocd hens supply California with weekly egg shipments from Hureka. Kansas groundhog proclaimed as country’s most universal prophet by unnamed source. Treen and Omar Culver forecast corn yield. two hundred years of agricultural prognostication cited. The mp yt club of Douglsan teases with quirk. three horses stand close by in Antericum. Clyde woman beaten for housework excuses herself in old film fashion. Garson Gty hosts the unique Senare Club. mystery ends with “Ther he incor.”
Testimony and public opinion push a ban on alum in baking powders as constitutional and necessary. Proponents cite medical authorities across nations, while critics warn against curbing industry.
Lindsay requests postponement of confirmation as police judge nomination by Mr Hughes. Lindsay urges deferral until district court matters resolved. Funeral held for Henry Dunn from 2073 Jefferson Street with burial in Dopeka Cemetery. Josipine Dondrue of Quincy Street dies at age 93. funeral notices to follow. Seton Thompson lecture time changed to 4 15 at Heights School for after nades.
A fragmentary notice recounts Carrie Nation agreeing to debate with Carl Browne on prohibition in Karlsruhe City Mo between April 1 and April 26. The contract details a split of receipts and in kind payment, with Mrs Nation signing alongside witness G H Mays.
Berlin officials hail Russia's renunciation of a separate agreement with China as easing the Pekin dispute. Observers say Moscow will not withdraw from Manchuria and stress the need to avoid force in any withdrawal attempt.
Governor Stanley, amid a Kansas City stop, crushed his left thumb when a door latch closed on it while greeting supporters at a Meridian club reception. Doctors expect a brief recovery as the governor resumes duties after the visit.
Zuba I Gearonnas files a petition claiming marriage to Leon W Glesean in Beatrice Nebraska in July 1898. She states he deserted her failed to support her and was unkind. She asks Leon to provide $2000 and $650 alimony and notes his earnings of $60 a week.
At MES. BYERS' READING Monday evening in Topeka many friends gathered to welcome Mrs. Byers former state secretary of the W C A She rendered The Sky Passenger with notable parts and an organ solo by Lee Forbes a vocal solo by Miss King and violin by Mr Stenger added to the program Insufficient readable details appear for a fuller summary.
In New York on a day in April the hearing on Albert Patrick’s alleged role in Charles Rice’s death continued. The witness described statements, opined timelines, and noted Patrick’s alleged instructions with chloroform. The account includes details of the aftermath at Rice’s apartment, notes and papers removed, and questions about timing and embalming.
The piece recounts a life portrait of Frederick Funston, detailing his childhood home, early schooling, and family memories. It notes his roles as surveyor, mining promoter, reporter, government employee, and his service in Alaska and the Cuban army, culminating in his command in the Philippine insurgent campaign and capture of Aguinaldo in 1901.
Reports from New York claim consolidations involving Duluth and Iron Range lines and Duluth, Messate, and Norrix with United States Steel aim to dominate stock, property and franchises. The attorney general is ordered to investigate and act to protect state charters and enforce remedies if unlawful trusts are found. the resolution is postponed until tomorrow.
Easter morning interchurch activities at Unity church featured a three act program including choir quartets and instrumental pieces by Mendelssohn and others. Rev Abram Wynan delivered a sermon on the home of immortality. New members welcomed include Mr and Mrs Brown and Miss Sauerland among others. Clare and Leslie Brown were christened.
Washington April cabinet session lasted about an hour. Mr Knox new attorney general introduced to colleagues. Much time spent discussing indemnity for China s residents and the Cuban constitutional convention s Pierre amendment. Officials note no immediate communication from Wood on a key point. Nearby notices mention Arnold a son drug store and a guarantee of satisfaction, with a sale at 1 Torch Kansas avenue.
A garbled report describes an informal gathering about occupancy and payments. It mentions a secretary and a planned discussion toward a resolution, with unclear references to dates and participants. The text is fragmented and unreliable.
A garbled report outlines a long ago scandal in McPherner County involving a wealthy farmer named Richard Heesorr. The piece references a lawsuit, a possible settlement, and various parties unnamed due to damaged text, casting uncertain light on the trial’s details and outcome.
From San Francisco to Columbus and Henderson reports, a series of fire and death notices accompany this item. The design overhaul for torpedo boat destroyers is noted, with contract talks and proposed plans underway.
Local roll call notes Senator Joan C. Carpenter visiting Chanute while Grant Hornaday of Fort Booth circulates among politicians this afternoon. Reports of thefts and other civic items appear, with brief references to state charter actions and a creamery company proposal.
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