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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
7
Weather bulletin from the USDA reports oats planted and fruit trees blooming in central counties, with light frost in Montgomery county. Prairie grass is up, conditions vary by region, and several crops show early growth while others face frost damage.
A New York Times dispatch from Warrington notes Berlin and London are pondering a possible work alliance against the United States. By Admiral Canevare’s account European powers discuss placing obstacles to U S expansion, potentially aiming at South American territory. Experts fear such a pact could threaten U S growth and provoke broader European disturbance unless Europe finds a cheaper food source than the United States.
Birmingham reports cloudy weather and no clear vote on the constitutional convention. Democratic leaders in the state campaign express confidence the convention will be called, while Republicans and Populists oppose it. The text notes party tensions, Montgomery meeting plans, and local campaign activity.
John D. Holland, inventor of the Holland submarine boat, told Carnegie Lyceum last night that submerged navigation will replace surface craft for short journeys within years. He predicted rapid progress, with submarines promising safer, quieter travel and avoiding seasickness, but warned commercial trans Atlantic service may remain unlikely. He described a future fleet protecting New York Harbor and a sea of torpedo and mine defenses if needed.
The contract for brick work on the Santa Fe brick shop goes to Olof Swanson of Topeka. It covers stout and carpenter work and fees, with payments tied to progress. additional construction will proceed as soon as early work advances. Santa Fe people plan the foundation for another shop as land readiness and credit secure.
A telegraphic note from London says the American and British cycling teams seek an earlierDate for their clash, likely July, with plans to adjust the home meet in London. North and the British squad aim to confirm timing by cable and may hold the match in Glasgow or Dublin if needed. American cyclist Major Taylor scored a notable open kil o metre victory at Roubaix and defended his grand Roubaix titles in recent years. Albany reports the next fiscal year tax rate set at 125 mills, the lowest in forty years, alongside general notes on temperance and local civic matters.
Classified notices list furnished rooms for rent in multiple locations with details on pricing and amenities. Also includes jewelry for sale or loss and a found gold ring, plus a jewelry shop ad and a late city column fragment.
New York reports cite a Herald summary of a Berlin dispatch claiming the anarchist Romagnol has been arrested. Police at Berlin and Paterson deny precise identification, noting confusion with similar names and unsettled movements linked to Remagnell and others.
A colored entertainment appears Saturday afternoon in a pavilion theater with capacity for 400. The extravaganza Coontown sh Chentown blends band, comedy, specialties, elves, singing and dancing by a company of 20 people. Reserved seats available at Rowley & Snow’s drug store. Admission for children and adults listed.
Priday April 6 round trip fare two dollars with tickets valid through Sunday night April Sun. Advertisement and testimonials tout Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia, sold by druggists and promoted by Geo F Parsons Co. Greaf The Nace.
Property listing notes three lots on a paved street near Week Street. Mentions cottage location and references to a bank or financial notice. Details are fragmentary and names are unclear.
The notice reports the death of Jerome Beand a resident of Cedaralis with funeral arrangements pending. Authorities indicate no foul play and the family requests privacy during the mourning period.
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