Kansas crop relief as rains end scare record
Gov Staines says conditions favor continued feed supplies after drought scare ends as timely rains relieve farm fears. Partners will not need to sell cattle. relief arrives with 18 plenty of feed.
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Topeka State Journal in Topeka, Kansas
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
1
Bankers Jubilant and Kansan Weather Optimism
Bankers praise recovered agricultural outlook as storms pass and Kansas farmers assess drought relief. Governor Stanley and officials predict better pasture, fodder, and wheat prospects, with renewed credit and banking support. Analysts warn corn shortfalls but highlight strong wheat and hay prospects and overall state resilience.
Fail to Agree Ends Steel Colosans Amal Association Talks
Conference between managers of the Steel Colosans and the Amal Gamated Association breaks up without agreement. Leaders report no progress on disputed terms as both sides adjourn to consider next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colosans
Strike talks shift to New York under Morgan ultimatum
The Amalgamated Association and United States Steel Conference moved to New York at J Pierpont Morgan's invitation. Proposals from Morgan and Lehigh were rejected by strikers, who prepared for possible action after a secret session. Morgan Schwab pressed for their acceptance. Shaffer sought further concessions. An official said the only proposition will be workers returning to last year’s wages if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J.P. Morgan
Charles B. Lehwih
Shaffer
Williams
Mesers
Morgan
Schwab
Hubert Eaton
D. G. Reid
American Vin Plaza Company
War Saked
Association
Pittsburg
Stat
J. P Morgan
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Cource
Combine
East
Ohio
National
McKeesport
National Falling Mill
Boston Iron and Steel Works
National Tube
Asociation
Irom
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Aree
Astor House
J. D. Mrergan
C. M. Schwab
Trust
Beard
Topeka State Journal Forecast and Page Mix
Forecast for Kansas calls for partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with showers. cooler, northerly winds. The issue blends news features from Topeka including religion, rail, and local notes with theater, fashion, and social sections.
Conference on steel strike leadership at United States Steel office
Reports describe a scheduled 10 30 am conference between Amalgamated Association leaders and United States Steel Corp officials in the Empire Building. J Morgan and Robert Bacon of J P Morgan & Co. joined the gathering as labor leaders arrived to participate. Police and labor figures moved between offices as tensions rose amid the Wellsville shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Willams
New Bank
Vers Preston
United States Steel Corporation
Saime
United States Stent Corporation
Empire Building
J. Morgan
C. M Sehwal
Hia
Amalgamated Association
Offi
Newcastle
United States Steel
Mfr
Behywab
O'Vlock J. Morgan
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Harvey Yeager
Phillips
Marn
Roosevelt the Lion in Colorado statehood celebration
Vice President Roosevelt led the quadricentennial events marking Colorado’s admission as a state. Crowds cheered his public appearances as Roush riders Indians and the Fotl and Baber club staged broad sword and equestrian displays. Roosevelt met regiment members at the New Antlers hotel and greeted locals during a later north side gathering. Temperatures of large cities section lists daily readings for Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Tooosevelt
Colorado
Fotl and Baber Club
Rocavelt
New Antlers
Netween
Pengie
Lawton Boom Began In Evening Town of 10,000
Fort Sill Aug 6 Lawton surges from lottery town to frontier hub with 400 temporary businesses a newspaper and a bank planned. Rock Island line pushes freight and passenger service. crowds gather near McCoy and Goo Goo avenues as lots go on sale and leaders from Populist and Republican ranks vie for claims and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sit
O.T
Lawton
el Reno
Apedarko
Hobart
Lota
McCoy
Goo Gino
Agerceste
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Woods
Mise Mattie Bests
Uns
el Fteno
Hoborab
Mai
Life General
Lewton
Mattie H. Beais
Wichita
Frank Beals
Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Kae
Misa
Wiehta
Wiehita
Mie Beals
el Rene
Lawtot
Litte Ruth Donovan
Judge Donovan
Enid
Raining Up North Des Moines Area Weather Note
Raining activity described across northern portions of the state with scattered traces reported in Omaha area. The weather bulletin notes continuing precipitation through the day and a generally weak pattern, with no widespread system expected to develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Aus
Omaha
Lennox Safe Sighted Off Sanisco Port In Tow
The Lennox was seen near Sanisco, Cal in tow of the steamer Inqua. On July 21 a boat under Mate Sprout left the disabled Kossack towed toward the George Loomis. Captain Bridgett, directing the George Loomis, relayed the disaster tale to the mate and crew. Lennox departed Manoa on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanisco
Cal
Augus
United States
Lennox
Inqua
Sprout
George Loomis
Bridgett
Manoa
Prosperous Cremerie Restaurant in Topeka at 73 Kantias Ave
Clarence Scott, proprietor of the Cremerie, reports steady success from a lunch counter and dining room. He notes patrons accept limited 25 cent meals amid demand for prompt, courteous service and describes Topeka’s growth justify continued investment and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemma
Tts Cremeriy
Clarence Scott
Dufltt
Kantias Avenue
Bott
Topeka
Cremierie
Nike
Weather keeps warmth with cooler forecast ahead
Last night’s minimum was 70 degrees as government forecasts show a push toward cooler, partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with possible showers. Winds from the east at four miles per hour. Temperatures rising on Thursday with readings in the high seventies and low eighties across noted towns. New weather indications point to cloudy to night and Sunday with a chance of showers and cooler air. northerly winds featured in the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Boott
Bare Cay
Manhattan
Fire Department Battles Blaze in City Block
A large fire broke out on a city block drawing heavy flames and swift response from the fire department. Fire crews fought the blaze for hours, evacuating nearby residents and preventing spread to adjacent buildings. No injuries were reported as containment continued into the night.
Grinwold on Stand in Topeka Milling Case
Defiant cross questioning marked the Topeka Milling case as Grinwold faced a panel led by Judge Blonecker. Witnesses discussed railroad differential rates, miller competition with Kansas City and Topeka, and the impact on shipments from several towns, with testimony highlighting rate structures and possible futures for the involved mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hackney
Pury Devi Hawinj
PF Grivwold
Armin Fassler
Pittlhards
Walker
Blonecker
Aivlete
Ar Bowle
Croaiard
Banaas
Sarena Rae
Sauls Fe
Bers
Kansas
Aanure
Karas
Blankeker
Ies
Louie
Judge Slonecker
Artewold
Ark Milan
Juilen Blowecker
Ford Howie
Topehn Millers
Kansas City
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