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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1901

Page

6

Panama Canal Sale Debate Sparks Shareholder Uproar

At a Panama Canal Company board meeting President Hutin and works chief Cheron resigned their posts amid talks to sell the canal to the United States. Shareholders authorized the board to conclude the sale under terms challenged as unacceptable and debated amid unrest.

Panama Canal Panama Canal Company Hutin United States M. Cheron Hectir of Works Talesian Lave Berm Comralésin Bt P. Foret AL. Uourseols M. Hatin Cheron Panama Can Company Unitel Perthes Heiders Brady Atin Bopeion

Sullivan Found Guilty In Caste Tamper Trial

Chicago December 1 The jury convicted Alexander Sullivan on charges of conspiring to aid a fugitive from justice in a case tied to caste tampering. Frederick St John Edward Maher and Frank P Murray faced related indictments while James Lynch, the principal witness, was indicted for perjury. The four week trial centered on efforts to protect fugitives and subvert court jurisdiction.

Chicago Alexander Ballivan Almer Smith Balti James J. Lynch Sullivan Sint Brthing Wes Ae Company Wisery Wisery, At Wither Alexander Sullivan Frederick St. John Edward Maher Frank P. Murray Maher Howe Abner Smith

Two Downs Men Set for World Trip From Beloit

Beloit reporter notes two Downs men departing this morning for a world voyage. They plan a lengthy route through Egypt Palestine Cyprus Greece Italy Paris the journey expected to last several months. Capt. Cook’s condition reported improved though confined to bed and resting quietly.

Brjoit Ean Cal Beloit Union Pavitt East Prosprrour J. F Egypt Palestine Cyprus Greece Italy Paris Cook Washington Dee Tnland

London Clause Sparks Lumber Trade Dispute

London steamship lines seek enforcement of the London clause in bills of lading drawing protests from millers and dealers. Elliot Lang of the National Lumber Association sent a statement to Senator Frye outlining objections to the clause which charges freight for cargo not originating in American ports. He notes copper or mahogany from Mexico to London lands free at the quay, but routed via New York incurs charges when shipped London bound, creating discriminatory costs against U S shipments.

New York Journal of Commerce Urs Northwest London London Steamship Lines Inding Elliot Lang National Lumber Association Frye Lang Easo American Tani Mahogany Mexico Consiensiente

Edward to arbitrate in Chile Argentina border dispute

Washington reports Argentine minister Garcia Merou states Buenos Aires suspends negotiations with Chile and refers the matter to King Edward’s arbitration in New York. A note to the British king is prepared outlining the points of dispute. Dispute seen as shortlived. crowd demonstrations occur outside Valparaiso consulates.

Washington Bec Senor Garcia Merou Chit England Alcorte Chill New York Sainteter Itela Argentina Buenos Ayres The Herald Eee King Edard Great Britain Val A Jon United Stat Valparaiso

Cure for cholera eyed at Michigan lab discovery

Report from Ann Arbor Michigan December 2 says Dr Frederick G Novy and Prof Paul Freer report experiments at the University of Michigan bacteriological laboratory produce an antiseptic for intestinal diseases including cholera typhoid and dysentery. It notes small animal trials and a course of sterilized diet tests with promising intestinal poison destruction.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Frederick G. Novy Paul ©. Freer Fiv Novy Santtiraty

TEWFIK WILL SEE TO INFORM MR EDDY OF LATER ACTION

Constantinople reports say TEWFIK WILL SEE and notify Mr Eddy regarding a later decision after the protest by the United States charge d affaires near Eddy against Beyrout authorities. The foreign minister Tewak Pasha denied knowledge but promised to inquire, with Mr Gady and Mouduy to be consulted.

Constantinople Eddy Beyrout Syria Turkey Tewak’ Pasha Gady Defile Ap Mouduy

Fire Claims Four In Dubois Farmhouse Blaze

A Dubois Pennsylvania tragedy reports a morning blaze at the Renbaugh dwelling near Summerville. Four Ashbaughs perished including William 22 Mabel 11 Harry 11 and a 23 year old, with Herman and others seriously burned or missing. The fire caused by an overheated stove forced the family to flee. the father escaped with the two youngest children but could not save the rest.

Dubois Summerville Jefferson Renbaugh William Ashbaugh Ashbaugh Mabel Ashbaugh Harry Ashbaugh Agnimagh Dames Mrs. Ashbaugh

Market House Fire At Zacateme Kills Dozens In Mexico

San Antonio reports the Zacateme market house in Mexico burned rapidly, trapping workers. About 45 people perished and twenty were injured, with fifteen bodies recovered. Firefighting lacked water and equipment, delaying response as a large salvage effort continued with uncertain prospects for finding others.

San Antonio Tex Zacateme Mexico Birge Nuine

E J Fleisher Dead In Smith Center Area

Ernest J Fleisher a young resident died at his father's home in Munaburs Kansas Sunday morning He was a son of Rev E H Fleisher a former Methodist pastor He had taught in county schools but quit about 40 days ago due to consumption He had returned from Chicago two days earlier after anti toxin treatment with no benefit He leaves a young wife Myrtle Jarvis married last April daughter of ex Sheriff Julius Jarvis of this county

Chicago Pileisher Myrtle Jarvis Julius Jarvis This County

Short Grass Profits From Cane Seed On 80 Acres

Obertin Kansas December 23 C L Bento m received a check for 876 from his brother in charge of a Sher idan county ranch. Cane seed grown on 80 acres of land bought two months ago for 500. Expected yield about 300 tons, leaving substantial profit.

Obertin Kan C. L. Bentom Sheridan County Fed

Coroner Jury Fees Upheld By Judge Hazen

Judge Hazen ruled that coroner’s jurors are entitled to daily fees for each day they report for duty. The case involved an infant found in the river and a jury convened days before testimony. Auditor Hamilton had allowed fees for one day only. Good sued and won full payment for all four additional days.

Hazen H. B Hogeboorm Hamilton Eld E. B. Good Sait

President Roosevelt to stay in Washington for Christmas

Washington December 22 Roosevelt plans to remain in the capital over the holiday week seeking relief from official duties and will receive only visitors of importance while continuing limited public business. Married at Smith Center Kansas December 3 Miss Minnie Gift and William H Wasner of Enterprise Oregon wed there Saturday. They will reside in Oregon with the bride pursuing her business interests.

Washington Roosevelt Smith Center Kan Minnie Gift Willian H. Wasner Enterprise Oregon Jene Oresever Crene Alice Walker

Croker Returns From Indiana Trip To New York

Richard Croker returns from a brief visit to a farm owned by David Gideon near West Baden Springs Indiana. The travel journey was delayed several hours before reaching the city. Boo bon dishes at cost at Rigby s.

Croker Indiana New York Richard Croker Fms David Gideon West Baden Springs Ind

Morgan's Messenger Delivers Treasury Certificates Ahead of Christmas

A New York messenger for J Pierpont Morgan drew ten 45000 dollar certificates from the subtreasury just before it closed Saturday. Five thousand dollar gold certificates, described as beautifully colored orange and green by printers, are said to be for Christmas presents from Mr Morgan.

New York J. Pierpont Morgan Hera Bureau of Engraving

Dowie in Court as Closing Argument Ends Suit

In Chicago on December 23 attorney S W Packard opened the closing argument in the Dowie– Zion face Industries suit seeking appointment of a revolver for the Zion healing enterprise. Packard likened Dowie to Elijah and Morgan as a great organizer while Dowie and his wife attended with many followers.

Chicago John Alexander Dowie Zion S. W. Packard Dowie J. Pierpoot Morgan Humah Elijah Packard Dowle Eiljan

Conn-queror prize cornet on display at Kansas Midwinter Exposition

The Conn gold cornet named Conn-queror, offered by Ba Innes for the most popular cornetist in the state, is exhibited by Arthur Kane, Kansas Midwinter Exposition commissioner. A voting contest at the exposition will decide the winner who will have their name engraved on the instrument.

Kanana Arthur Kane Kansas

Warm Kansas Holidays Forecast

Weather bureau notes mild, fair conditions expected through Christmas. Sunday's high reached 44 and low 25 with westerly winds around 8 mph. today’s low near 26 with west winds. Hourly readings show fluctuating temps from early morning to afternoon.

Kansas Minimouth

U S Delicate Stand On Expulsion Of Naturalized Americans

Washington reports confirm Mr Eddy in Constantinople is in correspondence with the Porte over an announced expulsion of naturalized American citizens from Turkey. The United States asserts no harsh hardship should attend any removal and hopes the order will be abandoned.

Washington State Department Eddy Constantinople Porte Turkey Citisens United States Unite States

County Clerk Seeks Expert on Bides for Wolf or Coyote

Vic Washington of Mission township presented a gray wolf hide to the county clerk. The wolf carries a $5 bounty while coyotes earn $1, creating a $4 difference. Oscar Bwayre, formerly in New Mexico, suggests the specimen could be mixed wolf and coyote, complicating the payment.

Wright Vic Washington Mission Township Oscar Bwayre New Mexico

Safe Blown Open in County Treasurer’s Office at Atwood

A safe was blown open in the Atwood Kansas county treasurer's office early Sunday and about 1500 dollars stolen. Authorities report the blast occurred in Beard County, with crack researchers noting the explosion left a scene of wreckage but no immediate arrests.

Atwood Kan Beardoes

Judge Hazen Refuses Hear Suit Over 75 Cents In District Court

In a district court morning session Judge Hazen declined to decide a motion tied to a 75 cent dispute involving a constitutional question. The case stemmed from a 500 dollar diamond theft against Mrs Metzler Bryan by Wil Bryan. Metzler, a witness, received a 30 cent fee. the county balked at paying costs since Metzler was the prosecuting witness. The suit for 75 cents related to another matter. Hazen deemed the work too small for the effort.

Hazen District Court Iis Wil Bryan Frank Metzler Metzler Bryan Costa Vaseas Good Ju Hazen

Miners' Convention Called in Indianapolis for January

Jonn Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, issued the call for a national miners convention in Indianapolis starting January 20. A joint conference with bituminous operators in Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania and Ohio will accompany the meeting. The conference begins January 20 and lasts ten days with over 1 000 delegates expected for the convention proper.

Indianapolis Ind Jonn Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Tha City Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio

Today's Market Report Wheat Corn and Provisions

Chicago market report dated December 1 notes wheat opening indifferently with a firm tone as buying picks up, aided by Liverpool supply concerns. Corn trade small with light outside influence and May futures steady. Provisions show slight firmness with hogs selling strong and cattle receipts around 13,008 head amid a generally steady livestock tone.

Chicago Liverpool Samles Steisitee Minneapolis Argent Tex Saul Max Gaiz North Omnes Oia Mas Timothy March Uit

Market News Mixed with Livestock and Crop Prices

The report blends livestock prices and market receipts with grain and produce data. It notes top head counts for cattle and hogs, Topeka and Dallas market receipts, and fluctuating grain prices along with New York stock activity and cotton firmness.

Marie Dallas Gull Salem

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