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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1901

Page

6

Lynched Three White Mob Drives Carol County Lynchings

Aug 2 Carrollton Mississippi reports a mob of about 500 white citizens hanged three Black suspects at the jail roadside after demanding the prisoners. Judge Stephens and W A Hill urged law and order as the crowd refused and left with the leaders' necks bound.

Carrellton Miss Ernest W. Stephens W. A. Hill Law and Order Iain Ka Vetatr Jackson

Moonshade Blues Fans Speak After Summer Meet

Readers recount summer heat and mood as The Atlantic City warm weather scene is described. The piece notes fashion, social routines, and local attitudes toward seaside events, with reflections on past gatherings and upcoming moonlit nights.

Commercial Failures in the United States for July

Report shows July business failures totaling 9,571,773 with a notable drop in the manufacturing sector. The same month sees 204 new failures in that class, while overall debt burdens fall to about 37.004 million.

Tieparte United States Bamber Mapelvetcias

Incomplete Financial Report From Camigian Ledger

The record shows 18 percent decrease from last year with total $5 177 owed by Camigian failures numbered 96 linked to Techbites of HERAT. Of these 13 were in manufacturing for $5 0 655 and 70 in trading for $20 047. The month’s total is far below the recent average in both water and amount, while the same month last year saw a $251 018 decrease in liabilities.

Herat

War Inside and Out A Venezuelan Revolt Threatens

New York reports rising unrest in Venezuela on the eve of a revolution amid calls for strict censorship and power struggles. Colombia harbors resentment over alleged international law breaches tied to Venezuelan recognition and support for revolutionary factions, fueling regional tensions and possible war.

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Invasion Fears Rise Over Colombian Conflict

A Port of Spain dispatch reports rumors that General Rafael Uribe Uribe arrived in Caracas under an alias and planned an imminent cross border operation to invade Colombian territory. Venezuelan officials say rebels near San Cristobal were defeated, but tensions between Venezuela and Colombia threaten serious complications.

New York Port of Spain Trinidad Rafael Uribe-Uribe An- Yagua Republic of Colombia Curscas Venezuela San Cristovil Colombia Peoncares

Money Circulation Shows Large Increase in Bank Notes

Washington August 2 The monthly circulation statement reports national bank notes at 56 162 900 an uptick of 27 for the period and a rise for bonds to 67 089 000 up 41 553 for the year The total money in circulation secured by bonds and deposits reflects a growing money supply including registered bonds and public deposits across the system.

Washington Media Georvane

DAVIS IS DEAD FOURTH DISTRICT EX-CONGRESSMAN DIES

Former congressman John Davin of the Fourth District dies at 3:43 pm at his daughter Mrs Whittemore’s home in Topeka Kansas. He spent 29 years in Kansas and served in Congress noted as a strong man. Funeral planned Saturday at 2 pm at the Whittemore residence with ministers Sheldon and Schnache officiating. Burial in Topeka Cemetery beside his wife. He was nearly 75, had been nearly blind and his mind affected by illness in recent years.

Jobn Davin Firth District J. ©. Whittemore College Avenue Davis Whittemore Charles M. Sheldon L. T. Schnache Tamvis Topeka Buel T Davis Oshkosh Wis Charles Davie Sargamon Ilinein Fae Springfield Academy Mlinois College Jacksonville Bimnels Macon County Tlinois Abraham Lincoln Kanens Dunelion Ciy Bist State Convention of Farmers People's Party Pou Custer S. Davis Chiocco Duaction City Tribune Beavis Hia Propies Ikms J. B. Burton United States Serstor Rene

We must strive with iron will for national honor

An editorial urging Westward citizens to preserve the iron quality of their foremothers and forefathers, work hard, reject laziness, and uphold duty in public and private life. It stresses courage, self discipline, and civic responsibility as foundations of a strong republic and enduring greatness. The piece closes with a note on Lawrence Godkin's illness and a general call to personal reform.

Etrife Deeda West Democratic Republic Maine Tim Firensitt Imag Bermatthen Mareanrd Fee Wisdom Hall Fife Auroid Rome

Amalgamated Steel Strike Faces Final Choices

Pittsburg August 2 The Amalgamated association faces a decisive moment as talks with United States Steel Corp stall. With no conference accepted a strike extension looms and mills may restart next week if workers refuse to return. Leaders and officials remain tight lipped while Schwab and Shaffer move to shape the endgame.

Pittsburg Association United States Steel Corporation Shaffer Amalgamated Newbrook Ie Steel Company Omgluis 1 Macuntis Abie Tim Certanl Stariha Loavilie Teryentinet Ak SEC Ts Heures Sackere Boe Ae Welock James Nutt Labor Bureau The Republic Iron and Beet Company Joseph Blahop Ohio Bord Amalgamated Association Offick Uniogs Peice Poner Sheould Unis Matt Cnied States Steel Corporation Sioa Gamated Association Big Steel Corporation Federal Steel Company Na- Honel Steel Company National Tate Company Coe J 2 Schwab New York President Schwab

State furnished hay harvest described in a chaotic scene

A rough account details men and boys gathering hay under a running water and a state house scene. A decrepit Negro clambers down and works as others stop by with an old wagon and box. The event shows prompt effort to secure hay before supply runs out and includes vague references to officials and onlookers.

Finchman

Market Report Details Wheat and Corn Movements

Market notes show wheat and corn prices fluctuating as traders react to supply and demand signals. Reports from Chicago and Liverpool indicate mixed futures, with some weeks showing strength while others pull back. outlook remains cautious with export demand cited by traders.

FLOCKING NORTH: Cleveland sees influx of colored workers

Aug 2 Cleveland reports a Westember driven move by a steel firm to recruit about two hundred colored men from Pittsboro Homestead and nearby Pennsylvania centers to the Newburg area. They are housed in a dormitory and more arrivals are anticipated as part of a planned emigration of southern colored workers. A steel company agent claims authority to gather workers to key strike points and says recruitments aim to fill skilled iron and steel labor in the mills.

Cleveland, O Newburg Pittsboro Homestead Pennsylvania Steel Corporation South Alabama Tennessee

Rosell Attacks Teaching Profession At UC Summer Session

At the University of California summer session James Burt Rosell of Columbia University criticized teachers as narrow and bigoted, labeling them unfit and unprepared while delivering harsh words about the teaching profession amid a loud reception from attendees.

Berkley Cal Th University of California James Burt Rosell Columbia University Perscinal

Eyieain Produces Market Rumors and Stock Talks

Fragmented OCR text depicts late 19th or early 20th century market chatter. Mentions New York stocks, copper and butter markets, labor strikes, and speculative notes. Discusses trader reactions, price movements, and potential government impact on markets. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled source text.

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