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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
4
A jumble of comments from editors and readers notes potential presidential nomination shifts and political moves. Mentions John Meegan and Tom Johnson, reform Surgeants, and Philippine governance ads while listing American product exports and a Scottish tour by John MacDonald.
The 1900 agricultural report notes a record or near record corn crop and large hay yield, with total staple value rising by about $294 million from the prior year. Wheat exports declined slightly while wheat flour and corn exports increased in value, reflecting shifts in demand and prices for farm products. Names and figures indicate national agricultural yields, prices, and export values.
A reader questions whether members-elect of the Fifty-seventh Congress will align their thinking with party or lobbyist pressure as they prepare to meet at the Capitol in December. The piece ponders influence from various groups, the press, and public opinion on imminent legislative direction and protection of American interests.
The Atchison Globe reports a rising push toward anti trust regulation with strong momentum to overcome opposition and repeal duties on trust manipulated products. Also featured are humorous quips, local anecdotes, and social notes from Philadelphia and Attleboro reflecting small town life and public sentiment.
April 2 reports from London describe General De Wet as increasingly besieged by dangers and constantly guarded by loyal troopers. The dispatch notes a tense atmosphere as the Afrikaans leader seeks peace amid calls for stronger security arrangements.
Phidie Geady died Thursday in New See a ees Sere ae be hal f North Branuer Street. The notice provides limited readable details on death location and address, with probable funeral arrangements to be announced.
Attorney Dorms wraps Parker side arguments as cane cloning and judge ad visement loom. Judge Hazen to examine citations and press likely injunction outcome. mandamus motion fate could reshuffle steps ahead of a possible ruling Monday morning.
E Hawley of this city will assume the cashier duties at the First National Bank next week replacing J. O Faulkner who declined the post to remain with the Santa Fe service. Hawley has spent seven years in Edward Willers office and previously worked at the Buterd bank in Heck Island under Cable interests.
Pekin April 12 The committee of ministers considering Chings financial resources has concluded that the hundred million dollars in gold can be raised without harming Chings resources. The inquiry so far is incomplete and may reveal additional indemnification resources. The discussion of politics yielded to amusements with German races and temple hunting events, Easter celebrations, and foreign troop departures sought by besieged ministers. Tao Was cable from Chicago notes Holy Father gratefully acknowledges Catholic educators wishes and offers apostolic benediction through Cardinal Rampolla.
A disorderly scene reported near a mine in Hungary sparked by intoxicated miners. Police separated feuding groups as tensions flared. witnesses described the fray as serious though locals downplayed its significance.
The treasury secretary buys one million dollars in short term four percent bonds at 112.56, the same price as the last purchase. The report notes improvement in the iron and steel industry affecting warrants higher than mid March.
Washington April 12 The state department received a message from Speaker Reesy and Puerto Rican lawmakers expressing gratitude for Governor Allen's policy. Delegates indicate complete accord with the president and governor, praising his tact and judgment and hoping for a harmonious future in Puerto Rico.
Reports from London and Buffalo describe interviews and plans involving J Pierpont Morgan and American dredging firms. mentions of steel market effects, copper stock warnings, and corporate consolidations in New York and Western towns.
Sanderson, city superintendent of machinery for the Santa Fe, says no changes are expected in the mechanical department following Hare's withdrawal. He notes Burr received a better offer from Seaboard Air Line and expresses the East’s happiness at Burr’s return, despite Roanoke reports.
About 300 young women attended the eighth annual meeting in Chicago, with delegates from the International Kindergarten Union present as the convention opened. The program listed longer sessions through Saturday, plus arranged morning sessions and a rounds table led by Miss Mary McCullom.
Lily Jonas, held on a clothing theft charge, attempted suicide in a city hospital ward by ingesting carbolic acid. A companion with a bottle of acid aided the act before a stomach pump was used. Jonas survived and regrets the impulse, while police note a troubled past.
Eastbound Rock Island Train No 19 from Denver was about four hours late due to fog and rain across the line. The weather caused widespread delays along the route today.
Weather reports show little rainfall east of Kansas City with cloudy skies over the Southern and Southwestern regions. Local mentions include Governor Stanley traveling to Wichita, a ball game at Lawrence, and a series of civic notes from towns, including arrests and upcoming events.
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