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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1901

Page

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Kansas Officials and Employees in Washington Salary Report

A Washington dispatch lists Kansas residents holding federal posts with annual salaries ranging from 1 000 to 2 000 dollars. It identifies 47 Kansans employed in the capital, names several including James W. McMilies and Norris Merrill, and notes total salaries for Kansas employees in the bureau.

Washington Penton Kansas SMM RLM Anenum Ugbowtigs James W. McMilies Connell Greve Board of Reviews Sibrary Ae Ati la Ree Milditie Ee Wiles Tritton Kansas City Kan Beets Alexander R Haske Ae Derk Almry Steley Dane Henry Schenklin Wichita Rauben HB. Morgan Reis Mart Topeka Sedamia P. Chase Mensa Jonas Waite Parkersville el Shuttick ReEneary

Fragmentary note on quotes and states in inquiry

The text appears as fragmented phrases about quotes in different states and the district of Columbia. It mentions people and situations where quotes are used or considered, reflecting incomplete thoughts from a larger discussion.

Tragic Colorado rail disaster leaves multiple dead

A Colorado derailment and crash killed four train crew and injured others. Engineers Hunkun and Miecerald fireman Miler and Conductor Fair were among the dead as cars plunged into a chasm. Witnesses recall a sharp collision and a huge heap of wreckage along the track.

Boulder Colon Ward Troubane Hunkun Miecerald Miler Fair Pouleer Frag Howe Eieman James Marks Citves

Race Across Atlantic Husband Behind Wife By 24 Hours

New York report tells of Ned Sawyer of Montclair and his wife planning a race across the Atlantic. Ned, father of Os Sawyer, drowns in Connecticut while en route to join his wife, who began the voyage aboard the Majestic a day before the Deutschland. The tragedy unfolds as Ellsworth Daness, a fellow student, learns of the accident on his way to New York and aids the body’s shipment to Liverpool. The story notes the young inventor Tanesse Inness, son of Geo Inness, who had several patents and ties to artist circles.

New York Decature Sawyer Mont Clair Ned Sawyer Wan Connecticut Geo. Elsworth Daness Efotebickes Pre- Pariory School Chvid Central Station Lakeville Sawyer Hurope Siewyer Atlantic Bia Partier Bia Partier Mire Blake Drusenland Majestic Liverpool Dettechi Inness Ellsworth Taness Tanese Vata Geo. Inness Gnmindson George Freneam Tive America Roswell Illmess

Templars Conclave to Be Held in Perry County

J T OCibhricht, chair of the accommodation committee, reports preparations for the 23rd triennial conclave of the Knights Templar to be held August 27 to 30. About 125 grand and subordinate commands have secured or requested lodging in tents and other facilities along the riverbank, with streets and walks planned for the visiting Templars and their families during the pilgrimage.

Perry Pari Subulbin

Change in Torpedo Boats Plans at Philadelphia Navy Yard

The Navy Department is detailing changes to torpedo destroyer plans during construction at the Philadelphia yard. Officials consider options to adjust speed and capacity under new contract terms. Creditors seek clarifications as a New York broker among the lenders reviews the credit arrangements.

Bonte Washington Torpedo Sieatroyers Philadephia Makin Ebdon Saosin Seas Phil Cone

War taxes and sugar duties stir London budget debate

A Ye day London budget debate focuses on South African War costs and new taxes. Sir Michael Hicks Beach faces questions on debt, indirect levies, and proposed duties on sugar tobacco beer and coal. Exporters fear higher costs while some see potential tax benefits, with mixed reactions from stock markets and press commentary.

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Carter's Lawyers Demand Removal of Solicitor General Brief

Washington reports Captain Carter's defense argues the Solicitor General's brief contains scandalous, unfounded allegations outside the record. Judge Wilson notes the core issue is whether the court martial had jurisdiction to impose punishment and moves to strike the SG's remarks as irrelevant and scandalous. The court takes the motion under advisement.

Army Washington United States Supreme Court J. M. Wilson Oberlin Mt. J. Carter Sitthe Wilson Carter Charves Belner Leavenworth Kan Dabeas Corpoy Solicitor General Genera Fils Hut Teker Occanion New York Nu War & Party Cartier Bern Captain Carter Htma

All to Strike Teal Miners Plan Drafted for April Action

Washington reports a planned general strike by Prince teal miners to begin around mid April with all miners to join if agreement fails before the date. Consul Brunot warns a wider labor stir could trigger job losses and push coal prices up, possibly prompting government action on imports and duties.

Washington Prince Kenera State Department Furfoce Freien Brunot

Stationary Engine Combine Mixankes Auction in Wisconsin

April 1 report notes largest stationary engine manufacturers plan a major combine with capital of doors. Charlies Wam of sheetty will serve as president and treasurer of the reorganized Chicago and Dixos Manufacturing company of Beranton Pennsylvania. Hobson on special duty in Washington April 19 after naval construction deal tied to a torse de Bout contract. Contractors claim extras paid before the furniture incident. SHI tow from Baltimore to Norfolk.

Mixankes Wis Ben Uneleayer Charlies Sheetty Chestman Reaf Divertor Reiy Chicago Dixos Hobson Washington Baltimore Norfolk

Police Chief Faults Attorney Over Warvee Case Handling

Police reports show Chief Stahl and Assistant City Attorney Gregg clashed over arrests in multiple Warvee cases unfolding from December to March. In a tense exchange, Gregg defended actions while Stahl questioned motives and timing, noting he would not defend the process and stating 35 cases were involved though details remained unclear.

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Crimié Opposed by Commercial Club Names

In a contested selection the Commercial Club opposed several figures including General Goddard and Commander uUPLernas, with M. Crowe and M. Philips representing Topeka groups. The draft notes a Kansans constituency and a Flumbeau club connection, indicating regional opposition and affiliation details.

The Crimié Attoner Goddard

Local Officials urged support for Kingman triplets in 1901 plea

The text recounts a rickety appeal involving Mort Athiuzh and fund organizers seeking donations from state officers for infant triplets in Kingman County. Governor and officials received letters asking for aid, with variants mentioning Mrs Mary J Cook and Mrs Cook and noting the trio would be cared for.

Mort Athiuzh Kingman County Altough Belgie Mary J. Cook

Chinese Will Go In Pekin In Consequences

April 18 dispatches report strong representations to the Chinese government. Imperial decrees and orders from authorities demand immediate removal of a troupe from Howsl in Huul-bu beyond the great wall. Chinese troops retreat under pressure, with German forces preparing for potential action.

Onted Tieaday Hes Teen Fan Howslin Huul-bu Great Wall Dao Ting Artiilory Wales

Topeka Press Ashes Over McKinley Itinerary Plans

Dissatisfaction grows in Topeka as residents oppose Kansas being treated as a quick stop on President McKinley’s western tour. Citizens debate timing and a possible extended reception and festivities to reflect the state’s hospitality. Local leaders discuss urging a longer stay and alternate routes to showcase Topeka and Kansas.

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Visitors Cut Out at Subinet Meeting and Local Sports

The report notes no new China updates and no urgent evacuations after today’s subinet meeting. Washburn Hs and Ottawa clash in baseball, with Washburn aiming for a win as Ottawa proves tough. Milton, April 1i, reports foreman John M. Gorham shot George B. MeCarthy at Copperapolis amid jealousy rumors and a grisly blast.

Piecsa Milton John M.n Gorham Ushen Geo Meo-Carthy Copperapolis Hinest Vrime Werman

Paterson Anarchists Plot Murder of Emperor Wilhelm II

Reports from New Jersey detail a supposed plot by Paterson anarchists to murder rulers including Emperor Wilhelm II. The dispatch describes a network in Paterson and nearby areas, with authorities investigating the alleged conspiracy and its alleged leaders and aims.

Noted anarchists confer at Bull Rouse in April

A historical fragment reports Prince Kropotkin and Lucy Parsons meeting anarchists at a gathering in Crldace on April 18. The piece notes crowd enthusiasm, tensions over alleged expenses, and Parsons remarks linking Kropotkin’s ideas to broader anarchist sympathy in 1901.

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