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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1901
Page
13
A chaotic account describes an officer involved death with an autopsy showing skull fracture brain hemorrhage and cerebral meningitis. Police and a visiting attorney examined the scene and transport. no warrant was issued as investigations continued this morning into the coroner’s inquest findings.
A Reuters telegram from a British officer with Allied forces notes April 21 movements as German troops cross into Shan and forces clash in the pass. Casualties on both sides are hinted at while separate dispatches mention a Philadelphia cheering party and prominent locals involved in wartime postings and social actions.
An article extols selective foods to improve health and brain power. It references nutrition experts and attempts to explain how certain nutrients affect the body, touting grape and note foods as beneficial. The piece emphasizes dietary choices as a path to better well being.
April 25 in Galena marked the 79th anniversary of Gen Grant's birth. A large, diverse gathering traveled from Colisco at 118 o'clock to Turner, where Rev. Dr. Frank W. Guntavlia addressed attendees. Speakers urged justice for African Americans and emphasized the enduring American spirit and constitutional rights.
The fragment references base sovereignty and constitutional amendments, warning that undermining property and memory of Ulysses S Grant makes the nation unworthy. It juxtaposes racial terms and national duty in a clipped, historical voice.
The article reports that WW Mastin and allied officials learned a special train for the presidential visit from Tenes could not be feasible. A plan to escort the party into the city with a state officers entourage was halted, pending a chartered private train. The secretary stated the proposed train of seven Pullmans and several cars could not be assembled in time.
Norton April 37 The tret tourna ment at Norton Golf Club was played Friday in strong south winds. H Thompson won first with BR strikes, beating runner up by five strokes. Thirty two entries, score details show Thompson 58, Otte 67, Millyley 68. Norton association plans to purchase the ground where courts are located.
In St Louis on April 27 Geo W Parker Republican candidate for mayor filed seven grounds alleging fraud against Mayor Wells. Circuit court proceedings claim ballot manipulation and tally irregularities with clerks aiding improper votes and Wells supporters influencing officials. Debating wins noted for Clark at Washburn college with prizes awarded. Financial report shows banks’ condition with weekly changes and currency figures.
State Superintendent of Insurance Church warns of Old Wayne Mutual Life Insurance company based in Indianapolis not licensed in Kansas. He alleges agents take money without issuing policies and the firm evades law by operating underground and selling in nearby states.
The Cuban commission urged immediate action toward reciprocal treaty terms. The president said negotiations depend on Cuba forming a government and that a nominee would be appointed to economic relations once that occurs. Also mentions unrelated details about releases and clemency requests.
Mrs. Anna Conver faced a police court trial after attempting to wreck the Exchangé saloon in Junction City. She was found guilty of disturbing the peace and destruction of property, fined 19 dollars and costs, with an appeal filed to the district court. Bond set at 300 dollars.
Washington reports changes of fourth postmasters in several counties as of April 7. Names include Musdatan Atchison Li i Silise, A. Maynard, Katie Wren, Wester Park Bikcoms, Emily iatob, and Manley as governor’s appointee. The note lists appointments, removals, and a silver coin reference, with unclear misspellings in several names.
In Pittaburs Kansas on a Friday, a spark from miner Charles Brown's pick ignited misguided powder, causing a massive blast. Three workers were seriously burned and hurled as debris flew, others nearby escaped by dropping to the ground. Brown's condition is grave and recovery doubtful. Tom Burns and Tom Newton also suffered injuries but were not fatally hurt.
A man identified as John Cooper was struck by lightning while at his home two miles southwest of Perry Wichita Kansas on Friday. Neighbor Ward nearby in a diner died seconds after. The German Reformed Church suffered damage from the storm including a truck being overturned and several hundred dollars in losses. The event caused earth tremor-like shocks and startled residents in the vicinity.
Parsons Kansas April 27 contents of Wagner gambling rooms raided by police about a week ago were burned on main street Friday. Outfit included green topped tables cards and chips. Liquors seized from solventists were destroyed by officers amid the blaze.
Turbulent trading left wheat prices near steady as markets watched futures and cash bids. Traders cited thin participation, subdued demand, and speculative activity influencing local contractions and price levels while highlights from Terke and nearby counties pointed to tentative gains in corn and other grains.
In Chicago and Topeka market notes, stock prices drift lower amid cautious trading. Reports from New York and local exchanges show subdued demand for stocks, with fears of imports and duties influencing grain and cotton futures as traders await Sunday editions.
Fragmentary notice lists names and phrases difficult to parse. Reads like a local bulletin with scattered references to individuals, years, and a potential meeting or acknowledgment. No coherent date, place, or clear action established.
Classified notice shows multiple job openings including mechanics, electricians, and engineers. Advertises wages paid, benefits, and training at Mount Hope Nurseries and other employers. Mentions locations in Texas and Lawrence, with requests for applications and references.
New York money market insights appear amid April 71 activity. Prime rates and small business trends influence real estate, with buyers watching rates and lenders cautious amid mixed signals.
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