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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
5
A fragment from the Topeka State Journal shows byline attribution to Phane P. Maelennan and a partial line reading 140 Paul Mock, leaving reader with an unclear source context or obituary-like notation.
A disjointed transmission from the Associated Press discusses events around Boer War peace, political maneuvering, and economic notes. It mentions Mr. Cleveland, Panama matters, railroad finance, and government bond issues with a focus on ongoing legal and financial adjustments affecting public works and subsidies.
A fragmentary treasury report debate questions who should control the people’s money. Some argue the government, others favor more public certificates or private safeguards. The piece hints at tension between citizen savings and state policy amid calls for clear distinctions.
A long report outlines the subsidized railroad system, noting the vast capital mobilized and the contraction in private rail lines amid wartime policy. It details the transfer of debt and rent arrangements, including notes and settlements, with specific references to Union Pacific and Central Pacific obligations and the role of government support in sustaining the system.
Fragmented OCR text appears as a stray regional update with references to places like Marshall, Wellaville, and Waeresten county. It mentions turkey sales in Teshkeriville, a party with candy, a carl and drrased ones, and scattered notes on towns, weather, and local anecdotes without coherent events or dates.
A garbled front page note reflects a loving dedication and quirky anecdotes about a man named Wy Tiontrvelt and his wife. The text mentions a soap shower tribute and a town event, with unclear origins and many garbled phrases.
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims unapproachable fame from a prescription that cured various chronic ailments. It touts cures for skin diseases rheumatism and catarrh and positions itself as the world’s greatest stomach tonic and strength rest. Begin to take it today.
A fragmentary, error‑riddled clipping describes Atchison residents reacting to rumors of a forthcoming event. It notes protesters and a call for calm, with disjointed references to a concert, sewing, chores, and household duties, all amid blurred names and phrases.
Report from a rural exhibition noting officials present and judging in progress. Attendees include Secretary Yarnes Winson and Senator Harris of sore At brown evening, judging committees named for cattle and sheep classes with prizes and awards outlined.
The report outlines rail disruption and price pressures as western coal shipments from the Eastern mines face delays and higher costs. Dealers hedge on futures, while Chicago demand strains supply. Prices hover amid uncertain winter freight, with carriers reluctant to ship until markets stabilize.
M Ewen is named as interconnected Superintendent of the Kansas division and headquarters in Toteka. The appointment follows highway issues and funding changes since the opening of new lines in the southwest. An assistant superintendent is needed to handle tax and division matters amid restructuring.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a freight blockade issue involving Baltimore and Ohio officials and the Maen East and West lines. The text is garbled but suggests actions to handle freight traffic and clearance of the blockage. No clear dates or names beyond Baltimore area references.
A January election is proposed to decide waterworks expansion and a Fitzsco Bond proposition. Mayor Tirker announced the plan this morning as petitions near 2,500 signatures, with residents required to sign to trigger the vote. City officials, led by County Clerk John M. Wright, tally signatures and plan to submit the petitions for formal approval while noting possible delays and the total cost estimation around $1,000 for circulating the petitions.
French frontier guards halted a wedding party near the Belgium border after inspecting a hidden contraption. A mother’s cart reveal and zinc “trie” van aided the seizure of contraband liquor. The incident ended with the contraband goods seized and the wedding disrupted by officials.
Dec 1 report by Mrs. Astor ranks top faces with lace values from a French dealer. Names include Vien derblute, cone, and princes of Wales with jewelry worth thousands. Exigento hosts a costly collection, one piece valued at 25 000 dollars.
Pensions for Kansans announced with original claims listing recipients along with towns and amounts. Notable names include Frederick in Leavenworth, Newton Harding in Kansas City, Henry Bilis in Yatew Center, David W. Smith in Vierna, Marquis by. T. Smiley in Hiawatha, Jean W. Wonte in Reamisvill, Ephraim A. Marsh in Washington, Joan W. Hoover in Abitline, Madison Stout in Wauneta, Michael igan in To ront, Samuel A. Venesdall in Howard, and widow and dependent relatives such as Mary J. Harrison in Cedar Point, with varying sums.
St Louis reports the December grand jury session opened with jurors examining bribery allegations tied to a large sum of money claimed to have been distributed by ice broker Charles F Kelly among delegates after passage of a city fighting bill. Campbell and his wife were traced to Burka Springs Arkansas before Campbell returned home. deputies seek further testimony via subpoena.
Pittsburg Dec. 1 The merger of Sharon Steel Co and Union S106 Co becomes operative. The new company will have capital of 11 009 and will be named Union Steel Co. Sales, payrolls, traffic and various departments will be consolidated under the merger.
London December 1. The absorption of the Nickel Sorgpeattre by the American International Nickel Corporation has effectively been completed. Shareholders of the British corporation who accepted the proposal approved the deal.
Street force members in Topeka demand higher wages citing labor day and paid time disagreements. White wings want 40 per month instead of 1.50 daily, council paid by day causing about 29 monthly, others seek pay for all Labor Day time with a projected total around 100 for the day.
In a tense proceeding, Judge Junge Haxen warned tin attorneys to avoid delaying eviction lawsuits linked to Vinewood Park and City Fairway. He emphasized action and stated there is no way to postpone. Attorneys for Vinewood and city will present at the Saturday hearing on 0th Street to seek relief.
Police Judge Magaw reports monthly receipts totaling 759.35 showing a notable drop from 3600. The department cites the new per joint rule of SW apiece as hindering prompt collection. Twenty eight jointists listed to pay 100 each have not appeared hearing, signaling growing trouble.
Seoul December 1. The Korean cabinet resigns after the emperor refuses to authorize impeachment of the war minister on undisclosed charges. Police report public anger targeting the court and authorities.
Wichita visitor Ren Garland and others arrive in Topeka while city notes mention a U S district court convening at 2 o'clock. Police work includes a suspect in a train robbery, Chief Wilmarth purchases a new gray horse for the aerial truck, and local residents gather for church plans and public notices.
The state board of canvassers met and completed the vote canvass for state officers and district judges. District tallies show clear majorities for various candidates across the tenth to thirty-fourth districts, with margins ranging from a few dozen to several thousand votes. The restraining order affecting Atchison county has been dissolved, allowing canvass of the county vote to proceed.
Merrill Milla Washburn football manager announced a Saturday game with Kansas University as scheduled. A letter from Foster KU manager urged Ottawa players to back Washburn in defeating KU. Game kickoff details unavailable due to incomplete report.
Bonds and state officers in Massachusetts faced debate over interest rates and bond issuance. The Supreme Court was cited as ruling on bond delivery timing and the propriety of the bond. authorities emphasized the need for timely action amid financial and fiduciary considerations.
Guthrie Oklahoma Dec 1 A charter was granted to the Enid San Diego Pacific Railway company to construct a 1990 mile line from Enid to San Diego California. The incorporators are Oklahoma capitalists backing the Enid Guthrie extension funding. The capital stock is set at 30000090 dollars.
Two weeks Jubilee begins with a sermon on The Power of Christianity by Rev F G Burnean. The program includes a sermon by Rev G Ty Olden at Fort Pillow and a half seven evening service with Sunday school, choir cantata Jephtha's Daughter, and selections from Jackson's Twenty third regiment hand. Prominent women contest for queen including Mrs James Page Electa Pare Perry and others, with educational rally planned. Colorado quarantine law upheld by the United States Supreme Court in Washington.
The passage outlines November weather details including warmest day, maximum temperature around 74, and varying precipitation. It references wet and dry Novembers in prior years, noting months with high rainfall and a driest November with minimal snowfall, using a historical weather summary tone.
Blanch Walsh is booked for a major new stage production titled Daughter of Hamilcar. The show promises a bold, period style performance with Walsh in a leading role and draws attention to the theater's upcoming season.
Paris reports a commission of four American doctors was sent to perform an independent post mortem on the Septimus case. the French expert Dr Rail may report findings, as Gowdy receives the commission’s results amid diplomatic exchanges.
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