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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
1
A muted news note reports Findlay declining a jailer position in Indian Territory and announcing a push for a revenue collector post. It mentions a forthcoming conference in St Louis, anticipated appointments, and political maneuvers surrounding the Collectorship and McKinley era context.
Cleveland mayor Isaac Tron Fuehneng directs city to suspend or revoke licenses, bars routine business, and mobilizes a list of establishments for shutdown. City board edges toward coercive action as disputes with business owners heighten tensions and threaten reopening steps.
Miteburg Pennsylvania April 1 Nekotia Tite leads for conamination of US sewer pipe corporation with capital of audit SARO. The deal involves American Bower Pie Company with offices in the city and two capitalization notes from Akron and Canal Dewer. United States Clay Company plants in Linton Ohio participate as part of the arrangement.
Tonight the Commercial Club will meet to plan a reception for President McKinley. Members will review schedules and arrangements to ensure a creditable welcome and encourage strong attendance.
An article by Albert L. Jotneon argues for electric transit to alleviate congestion and reduce costs. He contends that electric systems can move people and goods rapidly with lower capital and operating expenses than steam railroads, projecting faster commutes between New York and Philadelphia and relief for crowded cities.
A London dispatch reports unconfirmed claims of a heliant outbreak and cautious hope that China may reform and stabilize. Allied commanders seek unity and a broader plan to shrink danger, while Boer forces under Kruger press on as Cape Colony yields its first reported success this war year.
Admiral Benomint and the duke of Genoa met in a cordial ceremony aboard ships. Crowds cheered as the duke waved. Meanwhile, Fire department assignments were announced with firefighters Latyty, Smith, Sexlithwitt, Urkabaugh and Mears slated for various engine runs between Topeka, Scranton, Newton and Kansas City.
News reports detail the theft of gold bars from the North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse during a voyage from New York to Cherbourg. Two keys protected the specie room, and detectives pursue suspects as insurers and banks note shipments of gold totaling up to millions, with investigators unsure how the raid was carried out.
The American Bible Society report paints a grim China picture with a plot to extirpate foreigners. It cites 188 Protestant missionaries killed or massacred, vast property destruction, and thousands of converts dying as the crusade spread through Shensi Hunan Hu Beh Kish Si Che Kiang and Kwan Tame provinces.
A city election board member explains discrepancies in the tally book for precinct three. Clerks altered figures to fit Roberts’s poll sheet, with Martin’s pull sheet failing. Authorities delay final certifying actions as calls for recount and reforms pursue, Topeka debates minority party impact.
An executive council team spent a day house hunting for the governor, visiting eight properties in the morning and five more in the afternoon as rain and clouds lingered. Supt Nelson, Treasurer Grimes, Attorney General Got ard, Auditor Cole, and Secretary Clark rode in two closed carriages, rotating seats to manage the group. The lengthy search included multiple stops, with the party pressed by time and a need to evaluate heat and site suitability for the governor’s residence plan.
Washington April 1 The Attorney General Knox was formally presented to the United States Supreme Court. The ceremony lasted briefly with Knox entering the chamber and taking the chair after Chief Justice welcomed him. Knox succeeds Mr Griggs as Attorney General and the court adjourned after routine business.
A. Flackenzie turned over the office at Kunese City to Northrup who was reappointed to the same post. The notice also lists additional officials including Jt. Otenes, 0. S. ain, DS Wiles, George Benen, Ie Eis Ganon and others in Kunese City.
The state board raises telegraph and telephone assessments to fund taxes, applying a new base of 585 and a per mile rate for copper and iron wires. Classes split lines, exchanges, and instruments with varied charges, including poles, drops, and switch boards, marking an increase over last year’s basis. The Western Union proposal to cut rates was rejected as insufficient.
Deputy U S Marshal Fred M Hume acting as special agent for Fremont KiB horn and Missouri Valley railroad attempted to arrest David Luce in Ainsworth Nebraska when Luce resisted. Luce drew a concealed pistol and shot Hans, dying soon after. Railroad officials said Hans was sent to prevent a well planned train robbery and had received word of plans not yet public.
A garbled report describes a railroad commission meeting where Walker and Smith and others discuss seating, adjournment, and a committee chair. The text mentions Maryville, a chairman, and references to sessions and tender, but many words are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Alderman Michel Joenna linked to “Finks Dink” figure in Wisse politics. Mention of Mrs Kate Mille Boyt secretary and City Prosecutor Selly, with jury evidence and Kerwin connections. Sparse readable facts show a local political intrigue involving unnamed parties and a trial or inquiry.
The fragmentary clipping notes ongoing weather bureau forecasts with emphasis on precipitation and wind, mentioning a hundred measures and blowing high winds. It cites meteorological terms and uncertain timing, reflecting an era’s cautious outlook on storms and storms.
Mrs Warren files suit for pecuniary relief alleging abandonment by Asa J Warren. She claims he owns forests near Tecumseh and earns 727 a month, seeks full alimony to cover needs. Pan American bonds issue underwriter news noted. subscriptions began Saturday with payments expected.
Four men lured Greek workers with promises of pay and dispatched with knives and revolvers. They looted about $3,000 from the group outside a Polk Street building. Police say John Papadopoulos and his two sons James and Theodoros, plus Theodoros MaAe, were involved. one suspect fled with funds. The men were arrested after a chase and are to face charges.
A dispatch from Washington reports Governor Charles Bimun of Porto Rico urging a statement on labor unrest. Workers describe conditions under U. S. administration, noting food distribution and public order issues. The note attributes agitation to Mult Rivera and calls for reforms to relieve the island's distress and enable development under American guidance.
A reported plan from US officials discusses forming a continental linen trust to control European trade. The dispatch notes concerns about supply disruptions from linen shipments tied to weather and grain shortages, with authorities weighing regulatory steps.
Attorney A W Wastocks named receiver of the failed National Salt Company in Cleveland. M Hendersch will oversee the business and share distribution. Weather forecast indicates a chilly, windy day with possible showers through April.
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