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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

5

Examinations for Civil Service Jobs In Topeka Soon

Government examination notices urge applicants to seek positions in the civil service. Dates include December 11 13 and 13 for naval observatory assistant astronomer at $1 94 annually and December 30 for a ventilating draftsman at $1 000 yearly. Other January tests cover mechanical draftsman interpreter of the Biovak language and hull draftsman with varied salaries. Age limit is 20 years. Applications due to LeRoy Powell or the U S civil service commission. Examinations are in Topeka and other Kansas cities.

Topeka Civil Service Kangas LeRoy Powell Royal Board of Examiners United States Naval Observatory HN Island N.Y Immigration Service Hull Light House Board Treasury Department United States Civil Service Commission Washington City Relivery Post Office Kansas Wichita Fort Scott

Scarlet fever illness delays Topeka office work

Barry Lautz is sick with scarlet fever and cannot reach Topeka to take a position as chief clerk for General Manager H. Mudge. Henry Lachs also contracts scarlet fever in Chicago and cannot report. The office faces a rush of work and has reduced staff, worsening the workload for J. Webb who has left for Chicago.

Barry Lautz Henry Lachs Topeka D.beath Mian Ager H. Mudge Chicago Louis

Smallpox Cases Reported Across Counties in November

The city reports smallpox kept down with only two deaths in November. Detailed counts show 137 cases across multiple counties including Fort Scott, Girard, Phillips, Shawnee, and Topeka, with Meade Ness and others contributing cases and two deaths total for the period.

Wort Scott Ee County Ar City Barton County Chautauqua County Douglas County Fort Scott Girard Marynville Meade Ness County Phillips County Shawnee County Stafford Topeka, & Canes Washington County Ness Wichita Destha

Smiths Guess and Senate Speculation in Kansan Race

Senator F Dumont Senith of Kinsley opines on who can beat Curtis for the U S Senate seat with Talley as a potential challenger. Braith notes ease of mention for candidacy while Smith downplays ambitions preferring the Kansas state senate. The piece outlines district support dynamics and upcoming tax and bank deposit measures in the next legislative session.

Harris F. Dumont Senith Kinsley United States Senatormitc Curtis W. J Taley Talley Braith Smith Congress Kansas State Senate John W. Breidenthal

Crossen Seeks DC Recorder or Madagascar Minister

R A Crossen of St Joseph Missouri a Negro Republican leader asks Kansas Negro Republicans to back him for one of three posts recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia or minister to Liberty of Madagascar He is praised for ability but Kansas Negroes doubt his chances noting that Roosevelt would favor competent brainy colored men for western posts Each post is typically filled by a Negro so Crossen faces solid competition

R.A. Crossen St. Joseph District of Columbia Liberty Madagascar Negro Republican League of Missouri Roosevelt Crossen

Malvern Train Wreck Kills Three Injures Dozens

A head on collision near Malvern Arkansas between two passenger trains on the St Louis Iron Mountain Southern killed three people and injured about thirty eight. The southbound fast mail No 3 and northbound No 14 collided a mile and a half south of town as they failed to meet. Engineers Herriot and McCampbell escaped by leaping to safety. wrecks and damaged cars scattered color line passengers and emigrants. Names include Frank Henry Judge Moore Maggie Stevenson Charles Densmore and Jenni Ware among the injured and dead. The crash halted service while investigators inspected the twisted engines and shattered coaches.

Malvern Ark St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Little Rock el Dorado Didakar Dickson Saginaw Aris Henry J.B. Moore Arkadelphia Je ‘T. Roberts York Oklahoma City Okla Maggie Stevenson Landersville Ala Charles Densmore Teat Jenni Ware Mount Homer S. C Lee Fengineer Robert Herriot No 34 McCampbell No 3 AS Owana Neo Georgia

Indiana Senator Burton Faces Dismissal and Dodd Appointment

Washington dispatch reports Senator Burton pressed Senator Fairbanks to endorse Mrs. Dodd for a mistress post in Mitchell Indiana. Burton warned he would seek presidential appointment without endorsement if denied. The dispute centers on postmaster J G Dale's reappointment and Burton's influence back home.

Indiana Kaneas Washington Burton Pairbanks Idiana Dodd Mitchell J. G. Dale Senator Fairbanks Fairbanks Mra. Dodd

Toasted Wheat Flakes Offer Aid For Mush Era Woes

A vintage advertisement touts Toasted Wheat Flakes as a remedy for indigestion and nerve weakness blamed on mush era diets. It claims the product converts starch to dextrin for easy digestion and arrives ready to serve, sweetened with Malt Honey, with Battle Creek Sanitar ium imagery on the package.

Battle Creek Sanitarium

Indiana Appointment Fight Ends With Reappointment Promise

A Senate discussion concluded when Mr Fairbanks admonished Mr Burton that interfering in Indiana appointments was improper. He pledged Dale would be reappointed, prompting Burton to depart.

Indiana Fairbanks Burton Dale

Harmony Restored in Dutch Royal Household Denials Grow Public

London dispatch reports continued denials by the Dutch government and court of alleged quarrels between Queen Wilhelmina and the prince consort. However public chatter persists that a reconciliation was arranged with heavy influence from Emperor William and the Queen Mother, including paying the prince consort’s debts to show concord. Dutch ministers abroad insist the couple is ideal and devoted, yet rumors linger.

London Wilelmina Prim Henry William Queen Mother

Nelson is Safe After Tow From Puget Sound

The Nelson, reported lost after leaving the Columbia river, was towed into Puget Sound today by the steamer Walla Walla, bound from San Francisco to Seattle. Hull intact but bulwarks broken, holds with three inches of water, cargo wheat likely damaged. Captain Pertiam says the ship rode a severe storm after crossing the Columbia bar last night and was initially towed to Astoria by the tug Wallula before being abandoned. Then the tug Tatoash tried and failed to tow her in.

Portland Ore Nelson Columbia River Puget Sound Walla Walla San Francisco Seattle Pertiam Fler Almeet Bea Wallula Astoria Tatoash

Vessels Towed and Recovered After Severe Gale Near Gray's Harbor

The Tatookh towed toward Puget Sound but seas rose, a hull parted on Tuesday night, and rescue signals failed to attract attention. At dawn The Nelson fired rockets and burned Hashlights with no success. On Wednesday morning the steamer Walla Walla picked up the vessel north of Gray's Harbor amid heavy seas and difficulties securing a hawser.

Tatookh Puget Sound Huwter Toonh Nelson Walla Walla Gray's Harbor

Malpractice verdict and theft report from Kansas and Missouri

A Kansas malpractice case in Smith Center resulted in a verdict for 3200 against Dr. W C Bower of Lebanon after a 5000 claim. The defense sought a new trial, aided by I of Smith Center. In Wichita a man from Carthage, Missouri, lost a certified check and cash totaling about 56 while intoxicated, with a missing checkbook and a deposit book showing 90 in credits.

Wichita Kaa Seaton Carthage Sone Will

Real estate transfers and notices in city records

A jumble of real estate transfers lists names such as C Mayer E Wadts and others with locations including Jefferson Street Crane's Addition and Buchanan Burnet. Other items note meetings at Washington with Metcalf and Beott of Union Iron Works, plus a medical office address in Topeka and listed hours.

C. Mayer E. Wadts Reig Keene H. Holproak Avenbare Beller Maddison Monron Street Btw Louis Emme Wr Halse Jefferson Sievet Crane Ernest Piiten Wite Prescott Buchanan Burnet SU & D Merriam Spence Calth Klien T. Priest J. Thomas Immett Street Heery Crane Cade Metcalf Roonevelt Washington Dec Henry T. Beott San Francisco Union Iron Works

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