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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1903

Page

6

Topeka Snapshot News Highlights And Local Notices

Topeka briefs cover a wide mix of local events and people. John A Height is seriously ill in Lewmansti. a new son is born to Mr and Mrs W G Aniternon. growth in the Petw n choot Wetting project spurs work commended. W Smith reports a birth at 316 Ktelt Street. Community notes include court activity, rail and park updates, and local business chatter.

John A. Height Lewmansti Ant Mie Aniternon Lorn Weilneeday Moran Mim Mo. Smith Ktelt Street Ierehborget Bakridies Hein Coleroids Springs Beka Industries Institute Stein's Florabella AL Styke Palace William Deve Daehrtone Topeka Kansse Diane Arrius Priaes Wichita Rts

Chase Negro Lawyer Stirs Belmont County Turmoil

A Black lawyer named in Belmont County is attacked after a woman reports a threat of mob violence. A crowd, enraged by a supposed scandal, pursues the suspect through woods, threatening lynching unless the accused is captured and brought to justice. Local authorities and leading residents seek calm and due process.

St Claire Ville Belmont County

Boxer Uprising Romance In Shanghai Near Ends

During the Boxer uprising a sailor and a Chinese woman are central in a romance set against Shanghai waters and port life. He was discharged from service and later learned he would be sent to England. Meanwhile piracy and theft plague Puget Sound fisheries, with fish nets robbed and a federal judge requesting deputies to protect wharves as multiple states operate boats. An excursion to Kansas City and back via Santa Fe is advertised for Sunday.

Mike Western Negro Press Astocia Colorado Springs Nick Chiles W. T. Carter Wantence West Sixth Avenue Roed Weet Topeks Mackdan Thundar Kanamesta Topeka George Amith Expresa Hverine Collinster Waahburn Elves Baart of Education Lanigren & Carteer Dale School Willard Lucas Han Low Arnold Arnold Ts Wucketer Naga Atchison Gione Tuank 3 Balluey Burbertt Keneas Walt Linar Kennas Lawrence Netenbariog Cief Propossi Anid i Daves Knneax Fred Kay Omrmant Itred Michard Frits Henge Philip Herbert Ana Mra American Wilkow Shanghai Gunner Heslegg Ann Minit Thi Chintwe Merbart England Hrulie Recoqvest Pacific Packing and Navigation Company Judee Hanford

Washington correspondents to tour irrigation sites in West

Washington reporters invited by Union Pacific to a West tour September 5 to 23 study irrigation and related topics for the coming session. About thirty correspondents will visit Kansas City Topeka Fort Hays Denver Cripple Creek Cheyenne Salt Lake City and Montana, ending with the irrigation congress in Salt Lake City. A long list of journalists from major papers includes J. H. Aubere George M. Pulley Otto Carmichael John M. Carson Morten Crane and Walter Wellman among many others.

Washington Union Presierailroad JB. Wentland Denver Dalon Pacite Find Department Kansas City Topeka Fort Hays Cripple Creek Cheyenne Idaho Montana Balt Lake Congress West Waerhington A. W. Dunne J. H. Aubere St. Louin Globe-Democrat George M. Pulley Galveston Dy & Barry New York G. Blythe New HS Shroff New York Herald J. W. Bushey Chierga Inter+Ocean Otto Carmichael Detroit Journal John M. Carson New York Times Morten I. Crane Baston Herald Willa F. Curtis Chcago ord-Herald Hi Bard Lee Fern New York Tribune Themar Dawson Presa Oh. G. Ganiner Chicago Journal Louis Gerthe Baltimore Amerian Redey Hull Pittsburg Times Athet Tietesead Brooklyn Standard Unito Charles A. Hamilton Trutfaloete Austin FL Helex Pittabargnh Frank Ho Hoeford Toledo Dee Boston Globe NO O. Messenger Warehington Star John P. Miller Baltimore Sun JK. Chi Atante Constitution Heymond Patterson Chicags Tribune John 5. Shriver Times-Star Baydet Maurice Spinin Pittsbore Posts Stesley Loulaville Gourter-spuran Ernest G

Porte Orders Vigorous Measures to Stop Armenian Conflicts

Dispatches report The Porte demanding strong action in the Armenian provinces of Avia Mindr and surrounding areas to prevent further killings. Forces are ordered toward Jerzeroum to quell Kurdish and Turkish violence, with reports of armed groups driving Armenian massacres in Exxetoum and nearby villages.

Porte Constantinople Avia Mindr Jerzeroum

Plans for the Weekly Pal Best val hall at World s Fair site

The article details the design for the Weekl s Pal Best val hall at World s Fair site in St Louis. It describes a huge dome rising over a vast interior with a 55 by 4 inch proscenium, and notes the theatre’s stage depth and overall scale as among the largest in the country. It also reports a separate incident in Chicago where Frank Reese, 17, fell 80 feet from a slack wire during a fireworks display, breaking his fall with a staging and suffering serious injuries. A second tale from Wichita reports Dwight Mitchell of Santa Fe warehouses struck by a defective grain door, resulting in serious injuries and possible insanity.

Et Louis Bern St Petern Rome Chicago Frank Reese Monroe Street Fortieth Avenue Wichita Aug Dwight Mitchell Santa Fe Washington Avenue

Hay Threat and Canal Treaty Tensions Rise in Colombia

Reports from Bogota and Colon indicate Secretary Hay telegraphed the U.S. minister Beaupre in July warning of possible American action if the canal treaty fails. Senate secret sessions stirred protests as critics warned of retaliation risk. Nearby notes show mixed treaty outlook and various property transfers across Chicago and Los Angeles as unrelated notices.

New York Ang Ndvices Congress Bogota Herald Colon Hay United States Beaupre Senate Ciue Heine Perea Sota Boyack Colombia Husallla Rti

Elaborate Plot Behind Reformatory Shooting Unfolds

Elmira Aug 7 An elaborate plot to kill Elna Reformatory officials surfaced after the shooting of keeper Jamies F H Gunderman by Brooks a New York convict The plan involved assassinating General Superintendent Robertson and assistant McDonald A storeroom robbery a month earlier fueled terror among staff and led to Brooks revealing weapons were hidden by inmates in a brick pile A general assault was planned with Robertson targeted in the yard and officers attacked.

Elmira Jamies FH. Gunderman Elna Reformatory Brooks New York Wednesfax Frank Robertson McDonald Reformatory Hobert Son Gunderman Brooke Anfex Tnmates Robertson

Courier Expands With New Printing Plant Upgrade

Winfield Kansas August 1 The Courier announces a major upgrade with a duplex Mergenthaler typesetting machine and one of the finest presses. Total investment around 8000 dollars will enhance capacity and features once installed. Shipments from New York this week. plant expansion plans underway. The press may take sixty days to install due to factory delays.

Winfeld Kan A. Fo Kansas Atmost New York Ind

He Blows Out Gas at Kentucky Man’s Home Death Probed

Deceased is described as the only son of a wealthy Kentuckian. Mr Thaxton checked into a front hotel with five friends and, after arriving two days earlier, told the Bell of his intentions. Authorities investigate the possible gas-related death.

Thaxton Atlantic Cit Thaston Srumrenocnen

Examinations For State Teachers Certificates Scheduled

State education officials will administer teacher certification exams next week starting Monday August 4 and running through the week in Lawrence Manhattan Emporia and shore. The manual training certificate tests will be held August 26 and 27 in Manhattan Emporia Lawrence and Pittsburg. Applicants for manual training certificates must hold at least a regular third grade certificate.

Lawrence Core Manhattan Emporia Shore Manhattan Pittsburg

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