23 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
1
A garbled wartime style text reports an order issued to General Fenstow by the President to cease discussion of public questions. It mentions a telegraphed command to not speak at a Houston banquet and hints at political and military debates, with unclear references to the Philippines and various officials.
Fragmented OCR text shows Unston denying a claim while readers weigh conspiracies about a feeder project and local figures. The garbled passage mentions meetings, possible juried acts, and questions about who spread rumors and who bears responsibility.
Washington dispatch reports Captain Chief Saric and Hear Admiral presented the plan as the top officials of the flotilla debate attending the coronation of King Gdeart. The coordination aims to keep the mission steady while awaiting decisive orders from the minister.
In New York a state supreme court judge weighs a defendant’s plea over execution of a drug sentence. The case centers on constitutional claims about imprisoned rights and the supreme court’s role in reviewing a lengthy four year sentence. The proceedings include testimony from a medical administrator and various institutional officials.
A fragmentary report describes a Beloit College initiative within a department of domestic science to train young women for charitable service. It notes supervision by Mrs Coburn, daughter of Secretary Coburn, and mentions agricultural college connections and plans for moral reform through practical home labor.
The document discusses a Supreme Court decision related to testimony and counsel, referencing Ben Junin and the American Liturue. It notes the court’s stance on er, admissibility, and the scope of the ruling, with emphasis on whether the decision applies to other Dell pitchers and potential restraints.
Weather forecasteres report continued extreme cold with frost and fog early. The article mentions pending temperature readings, traffic manager changes for Crest Short Line, and Oregon Railway Company appointments including Ben ell tae peers and a Chicago transit note.
The Topeka mayor, Parker, has not decided whether to veto the Vinewood Kansas City railway ordinance. He criticizes the rush to passage and vows to act only after a Commercial Club meeting to gauge business sentiment. He reiterates a personal belief that the council erred in rushing the measure and notes he may veto if pushed.
A fragmented Washington dispatch details cable communications about the Philippine situation. It notes Gen Chaffee may exercise discretion with Governor Taft’s presence in Washington linking to the president’s directive that Chaffee confer with the acting civil governor. The cables discuss Balayan's expedition to arrest five murderers and imply no new Moros expedition until base efforts are exhausted. The record cites a message from General Corben and requests prudent handling to avoid war if possible.
Washington April 23 General Chaffee reports to the president on the Moru Murderers case. The president urges restraint and diplomacy while warning that withdrawal could harm prestige. If demands are unmet after peaceful efforts, action may follow under Hines Ut guidance.
Senator Att J Beveridge today addressed the Indianapolis convention hall declaring the principles of the Republican party as the nation stands at the dawn of the 1908 campaign. He avoided attributing the remarks to President Roosevelt, but asserted they represented administration views. The gathering opened after 2 pm with State Chairman S P L Goodloe presiding and a prayer by Rev W T Tipton, as the platform urged unity with the progressive movement and warned that harmony with reform is essential for victory.
A notice mailed to all Commercial nub members by Major T. Ferit announces a special meeting Friday night. The agenda includes reviewing the Kansas City electric take away measure and the project, with a focus on the district’s Rudder Braken. Plymouth April. Hamburg American Line steamer Dentech ipod Nehieh New YorkAgent A toe.
Towing companies in New York including Trust New York and Apel G-Plen are proposing to merge into a single firm named AEC. The deal aims to consolidate multiple local operators into one entity, with terms still under negotiation and regulatory review ongoing.
In Norton Kansas on April 8 the anti Reeder faction led by J R Burrow of Smith Center claims momentum as the anti Reeder delegates gain control. Reports say Burrow is a dark horse potential to defeat Reeder if he can secure nominations in key counties. Delegations from Osborne and Mitchell counties show mixed support, while Elmer Ames of Norton accompanies plans to shift Norton's alignment. The convention outcome remains unsettled with White and Wellington unlikely to win, and Burrow pressed for secretary of state, while other contenders may rise if Burrow fails.
Fragmented report outlines anti Reeder forces mobilizing in Ames and surrounding counties. Norton and Frank Lockard named to handle Norton delegation while Smith and Burrow influence Smith county delegates. Threats loom to force support for officials and potential fights over seatings and long term supreme bench position.
Norton and rival candidates gather in Norton Kansas as Sixth district delegates mobilize. Wellington White and their followers push for influence in the nominating fight, with talk of possible deadlock and strategy to sway Reeder’s strength at the state convention.
In a hard fought game Wellington and Resterer faced a late surge from Nertos who reblocked and sealed the win as the buzzer approached. The rivals battled through a defensive stand and a stalled offense before the final sequence.
Norton April 22 convened by J Q Royce as DH Slagle is elected. Winnie White presents himself as confident with a bold estimate of twenty five delegates on the first ballot. Wellington declines to offer figures amid the scene of rallying support.
A cyclonic storm ripped through West Milwaukee causing extensive damage to microgrid shops. Workers were injured or killed as buildings collapsed and a fire burned. Reports indicate a wrecked barn, downed stacks, and widespread destruction around Milwaukee and surrounding areas including Lacrosse.
Chicago April 22 Grain speculators on the Chicago Board of Trade pushed up prices as rains did not relieve the wheat crop fears. May wheat rose to 2% and closed 0 would be up at 76 September 0 up and corn and oats advanced on bullish buying, with traders optimistic about the crop outlook despite recent rains.
Washington April 22 The supreme court of the District of Columbia sued to restrain the National League from interfering with four Washington club players Delehanty Wolverton Orth and Townsend of the American League. The action followed proceedings by counsel for the Washington American League.
Cincinnati April 21 The court will not be called to action until arrangements are made tomorrow to make permanent the temporary injunction in the dispute between engineers and firemen on one side and United Brewers Workers on the other. The American Federation ordered engineers to shut off steam at non union breweries after last Monday’s clash. The injunction was granted Monday. engineers and firemen obeyed the court. Morrison ordered revocation of the engineers union charter and officers faced contempt. Engineers are working today as usual.
The Omaha Neb setting recalls a city council meeting where officials unanimously passed a resolution urging the Union Pacific to retract its streetcar plan and to comply with the contract. The measure asserts the journey was completed ten days earlier, seeking the company to honor its obligations and maintain order on the streets.
A mining merger proposal seeks a capitalization of 60 million dollars. The deal aims to combine operations and expand exploration while securing funding from investors and lenders. Key parties and locations are not fully listed in the fragment.
A merged effort among Cripple Creek Colorado Springs and related rail and mining interests aims to unite several prominent companies. Leaders, including Purdon and backers of the project, anticipate large dividends and a broad consolidation that could boost stockholders with a $60,000,000 capitalization.
Thomas Gliny gave himself to police after a clash at Bey Street. He claimed an attempted holdup by RB Smith led to a revolver exchange and a fatal shot. Gliny said he knew one man was killed but was unsure who fired the lethal shot.
Havana April 22 Governor General Weol pardons W. T. Reeves who was sentenced to ten years imprisonment and fined 55 510 for complicity in postal frauds. Reeves had been a named participant in a larger case involving G. Tabbs and Colne Ae Altrptiee with connections to the postal frauds. The pardon follows debates over loyalty and testimony used to secure Reeves’ statements.
A Dayton Kentucky widow and a Hopkinsville man were married today by telephone for the first time since a long distance wedding was arranged. The bride Mrs Lees Gillagher and the groom Theodore Cohenu exchanged vows over the line as the ceremony lasted about 16 minutes with the operator and observers noting the novelty of the telephonic nuptials.
A fragmented item notes an April White House meeting with President Roosevelt by invitation. It mentions George Peek of Topeka Kansas and Frank P. Mac Lennan of Idaho, linked to Major Pruden's successor and a Secretary Ged G. J. Pruden, deceased. It also references Benjamin I. Taree from New Jersey and Earvien with American parents in 1958.
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