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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
7
Market notes report cattle dropping ten cents on poor grades and hogs slipping two cents. Wheat and corn prices show mixed movements as traders weigh supply quality, with New York money market steady and livestock receipts fluctuating across trailing a volatile week.
Fragmentary report outlines factional fights over control of commissions and governor's appointments. It notes the Fulton vote, moves to name commissioners, and potential cabinet considerations for Terlerton. Mentions Bailey, Smith, White, Downes, Scott, and other figures amid a reform era struggle.
A Kansas city debate centers on drug stores, clubhouses, and new licensing. Officials fear permits and fees will push liquor sales from compliant druggists and drive illicit joint operations underground, while temperance advocates push for strict regulation. A prominent local figure, Bergundtial, is cited amid mixed public sentiment.
August Jueticker sr of Hanover a wealthy German longtime resident died yesterday. A D Whitmore chief clerk in the state police left to attend the funeral. Jaedicker served as Hanover postmaster for years while Jon A Anderson was in Congress. He faced multiple federal court charges on employment but was never convicted. The text also oddly mentions travel rates to California from Santa Fe dated June 15, 1903.
A damaged, fragmentary notice discusses a steamer named Minnesota and its sister Dakota, praised as the most modern vessels with electric service, ventilation, and refrigeration. It highlights cargo capacity rivaling seven miles of railroad or 15 trains of 30 cars, and credits President Lewis Nixon and designer James Hin for pioneering the shipbuilding lineage and innovative steamship design.
The government forecast says a warming trend with high temperatures in Dodge City Macksville Wichita and Concordia. Light from the sun and a northeast wind at several towns accompany a rise in temperatures. several stations report highs around 60 and lows near mid 40s.
London April 16 Sir Charles Oliver Wilson president of the Grand Trunk railroad of Canada spoke at a crowded shareholders meeting. He cited abnormal working expenses due to American constraints and a fuel bill surge of about 500000 dollars in one period. He noted large outlays on new buildings tied to rising traffic and urged the Pacific extension to secure the road’s future business, with the line expected to push eastward from Quebec.
Report describes strict guard lines around the president in Yellowstone between Soda Bull and Yancey Te Wis. An employee of the Yellowstone Park Transportation Commission was confronted by a Third Cavalry trooper about five miles from camp and, after noncompliance, was questioned and released after explanation was given.
A letter from John Burroughs to Mr and Mrs John Child of Fidral Park notes Roosevelt’s western trip. Burroughs describes the President in good health, engaging with crowds, enjoying open air, and acting hearty and democratic. Weather as snowy. travel plans show fifteen days away with letters signed John Burroughs.
The Grand American Handicap shooting at Blue River Park on April 34 drew 101 entries. Notables like W. Fr. Croobs and H. Hirachey competed as How Bhelee led early. Conditions were near perfect with high scores and a large spectator turnout.
April 16 Washburn defeats visitors in a tightly contested game at Lodgens Grove Perwuss amid disputes over the playing field. Key plays include a sensational running grab by Rigner and a late defensive stand. controversy over paying customers and the park’s suitability sparks concern from local officials and university leaders.
An Orient banquet in Kansas City quoted President Stilwell praising Northern Securities merger ideas and stressing industrial unity for the Orient Company. Speakers, including J. Mitchell, discussed rail expansion and investment, naming figures such as J. Gould and W. G. Thorn, with attendees including state officials and industrial leaders.
Kansas City reports appointment of John Garter of Pittsburg as umpire in the Missouri Valley league. Presien Shively announces officials Andy Seymour Willam Hammond and B. C. Nelson. Opening games delayed due to ground conditions and weather, with Philadelphia and New York-Brooklyn matches postponed.
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