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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
6
A historical item discusses proposed measures against fakirs and peddlers with a plan to deny and relocate such operators. It mentions penalties and funding schemes, including weekly allowances, and hints at political debate over enforcement and public welfare.
A chaotic session saw the House approve a flurry of measures after tense wrangles. Key items included funding for Kiara, state road projects, and committee actions on travel and incentives. Several bills advanced under Ways and Means with clashes over appropriations and governance.
Fragmented account shows Bad for Grattan as committee hears Edmonds and others push school measures. A lengthy debate follows with mentions of bachelor officials and political tension, touching on judge chants, house committee actions, and public reactions in a county setting.
A well attended gathering of millers pressed for relief in freight changes. Attendees from various mills voiced concerns about shipping costs and deadlines. Local officials and legal advisors attended to hear issues and outline potential remedies.
A garbled report notes Miller Ropes facing discontent amid price disputes and alleged support links. It mentions upcoming actions, creditor claims, and potential payments with interest, with references to victims and tribunals. The text irregularly names people and places, including Karens Clits and Criesea, amid unclear dates and figures.
Fragmented report notes Parsons leading in a contested matter on public Hawaiian public affairs. Unclear details show a dispute over leadership and an expected unfavorable ruling by a panel, with Parsons seeming to hold an advantaged position amid disputed allocations.
A garbled report notes Representative Grarhart Johnson of Decatur pushing a measure to institute initiative and referendum at the next general election. The text mentions a Joseph beat and a resolution in the house, with references to public involvement and state traditions, but line breaks and typos obscure details.
The report discusses a measure to empower cities during smallpox threats to employ guards and cover related expenses, with reimbursements to county and city officials. It notes conferring with Missouri Senators Ward and Allen to coordinate on uniform legislation and mentions the Grebe war record memorial and an election bill related to ballot electrics and county commissioners.
Report from the steamer Prepress of Ching arriving from Tokohame describes a January 16 disaster sinking a fleet of 892 fishermen near Yokohama. Officials and ministers named in the dispatch indicate international tensions and pursuit of the fugitives, with U.S. capitalists implicated in the broader crisis.
Expenses listed include Soldier' Orphans' Home Salaries 2119.96, State Hospital salaries 3160.28, maintenance 116216.17, Embeetle Asylum salaries 970.02 with a range of maintenance costs. Other lines show Dest and Dumb Asylum salaries 32266.90 and maintenance 2072.76, plus a fireman note and scattered figures for related care facilities.
A fragment notes the Lehigh Valley railroad route linking Nikgare Walls with Buffalo New York and Philadelphia. The text suggests a historic rail corridor through the Blue Mountains, tracing connections among major Northeast hubs.
Manin Bob Kone a Drmaineet and wealthy figure charged with furnishing arms and support to insurgents. Police report show links to Presidentes, cannons, and a Manila network involving export of arms. Key suspects include Carman Vis Ar and others questioned at the police station.
Fragmented notice mix reports on crimes and trials including alleged flogging of criminals, a dying railroad worker Frank Johnston found in the tower house after an assault during a pay-car theft, and a divorce petition after thirty years. Also mentions a lecture course and concert with tickets at Rowley & Snow's.
Fragmented personal notices describe several individuals recovering from nervous or grip illnesses. Mentions include Dr. Miles Nervine, Beebe home, and various names such as Mrs. Ga Pee, Lannie Peet, Geo J. Wan, and George J. Wan. References to recovery times and medical products suggest a local health bulletin with names and outcomes.
Mr and en LY ibrooks of Wamea te Ste Furs Bnoderaat Meher attend a Baptist home event. A church gathering at Gharge Boweane’s home features Fy ichanite attendees and family visits to Hoyt and St Louis planned. Local improvements on Jacckson street include 72 feet of porch. Mrs Courtney visits Hamme City then St Louis for military openings. The Woman's Missionary Society held a Kurat Finn Zodn service and Mrs A J Rubpole appeals at the Uttermost Part of the Barty. Music by Mrs Berry.
Soldiers en route to San Francisco after a rapid train derailment on Erie rails near Greenville Pennsylvania. Five killed, many injured. letters and identities scattered among the dead. survivors sent to Meadenic hospital as authorities coordinate care and dispatch.
Real estate transfers listed include wW F eee and wife to 5 MN Myers for 750 dollars, north part of 35-10-21. Semel OuAeld and wife to arsine for 200 dollars, part of northeast. A Wilney and wife to Ww J Emters and J HL Sidmner for 3 part reserva. HA Haynes to We Te Seay four lots 16th and Borns streets. F1 Gotz and husband to DD Breve for 10 dollars, lots 30-625-040-42-48 and 46. Dione Hit eobasainion. Bo Svenite erst. (Croker and wire ted, 7. Lape, 40. tote TH-8-6-400408 and 4). Mervin a tot anie, Stilton and Bartholomew's addition.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe experimental attempts and recovery stages related to a subject named Thompson. Mentions of Ergon and natural processes hint at a past scientific or medical discussion. No clear dates or locations are discernible.
A fragmentary report on Carrie Nation from Topeka Kansas, mentioning a letter and a controversial view of prohibition. The text references a personal crisis, gender roles, and a dramatic act described as self destruction, with strong sentiment about prohibitionists.
A letter to the editor criticizes fairness in wartime observances, questions legality around Mrs Nation and jointists, and asks why city officers should imprison jointists to protect a grandmother. The writer urges adherence to law, cites officials, and ends with James Hasler’s signature.
Mrs Nation faces an enormous correspondence burden as her private secretary Ms Hose Crist cannot manage the influx. She has dated letters to acquaintances and asked for replies, then distributed hundreds of letters to high school boys this morning to handle responses.
Mrs Nation and a band of crusaders arrive at the police station this morning to demand the return of five hatchets seized by authorities. Police report five weapons in custody and refuse to release them. A hatchet was later presented by the Commercial Club of Numa Oklahoma.
Weather records show Kansas and Colorado moderating temperatures while the Northwest stays frigid. Noon readings include 24 degrees high and a 24 degree minimum, with winds from the east at eight miles per hour. Snow or rain is possible tonight or Friday. Niles City reports 20 below, Bismarck 12 below, and Denver two below. The cold spell continues as some snow quickly disappears. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support after the loss of a loved one. February 7 marks the marriage of well known Denver Post writers Charles A. Bonsis and Winifred Black at the bridegroom’s residence.
In the Senate today Mr Morton introduced a bill taxing telegraph companies at a percentage of their franchise value. The measure targets the Western Union and similar firms, arguing current laws fail to tax franchise property adequately.
Kansas leaders discuss the expositions benefits for settlers and investors, detailing a proposed 308000 appropriation and its revenue implications. Speakers emphasize fiscal safety, plans to pay creditors first, and the role of local counties in backing the effort.
Representative Bowersock will recommend promotion of McCallum of Kan for the salary station of volunteers at Jefferson Barracks. The president is to be urged to appoint McCallum as a major, with the decision announced tomorrow morning.
Fragmentary text mentions Adwin Jones and Chicago stock dealings, references to Mr Jometly and Dr Wood's Pine product, with garbled phrases about New York and a board member. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable content.
The market report notes a bullish tilt in wheat with gains spurred by a Liverpool advance and linked to suppliers’ conditions. May wheat contracts show softening demand, while local quotes list mixed grades and uncertain gains across futures and cash markets. Evidence of regional activity includes Reston trading notes and Chicago process figures as traders weigh supply and prices.
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