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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1901
Page
3
A historical letter expresses desire for independence and willingness to concede to Americans. It claims war can end quickly and references Paine, Robert Treat Paine, and the American patriots. The writer urges action for independence and condemns imperial rule, signing as Si fein.
Worhington BC February 1 report outlines that the Topeka Miambeau club will receive care and lodging. It notes a preliminary gathering last week at Oprenbelaers hall with strong attendance and rousing reception, and mentions forthcoming plans for the organization’s reception and care by local hosts.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Americas, Philippines, and Catholic missionary themes with references to Spain, King George and London, mentioning the Philippines right to self rule, missionary ventures, and U.S. actions. It cites reactions to colonialism, aid, and independence talk, and hints at a conference with committees and a parade, mentioning Philadelphia and a Republican convention.
Historic phrasing notes Pingres departure for England and mentions another steamer bound for South Africa. References Governor Pingree and a five week timeframe in a curious, partial archival fragment. The readable items hint at colonial era transport and political figures.
A garbled historical piece recalls Col. W. H. Rossington and Harvey founder of a rail system in Leavenworth after the Civil War. It notes Harvey’s career, westward moves, hotelkeeping, and steady leadership shaping the railroad, with references to Topeka, Kansas, and vast routes.
The report details railroad disruptions and planned equipment moves as workers anticipate a Sant Bernardino transfer. Officials, foremen, and engineers discuss snow removal, new lines, and potential layoffs while Santa Fe logistics face heavy traffic through El Dorado and nearby yards.
In a report from the railroad sector several staff movements are noted. Assistant Engineer Matt Imey of Missouri Pacific and G. E Coons and 8. J. Cox returned from a business trip. Mr H C Tice, Santa Fe superintendent, eyed recent operations. Bruce Pislund and Mr Torrington were mentioned in connection with duties and retirements. Derby assignments and relief agent roles are referenced.
A mob lynched George Carter in Sinton after an assault on Mrs. Board, wife of a Deposit Bank bookkeeper. Witnesses heard cries, the jail colored inmates reacted with fear, and a crude stake marked the fate of all negroes who attack whites. Police began searches, a warrant later freed for Carter and a brother-in-law based on Mrs. Board’s identification.
Representative Calderhead of Kansas introduced a measure to extend pensions under the June 27 18 9 act to veterans disabled by total blindness paralysis or other causes. The bill proposes a $12 monthly stipend where existing laws fail to grant relief and notes vast legislative activity and Senate support.
Paris reports the French leader Gambon faced patronizing attitudes during the Windsor reception for Queen Victoria. The event touched on Franco British tensions and included remarks about defending contracts with Great Britain.
Colonel Albert D. Shaw of Watertown New York a veteran of the Civil War and a former commander in chief of the Grand of the Republic was found dead in his room at the Riggs House Washington. Cause of death appears to be apoplexy suffered about two o clock after attending a banquet the previous night. He was 10 years old when he enlisted in the New York volunteers and had served as representative in Congress and theater of public service. He was a widower and noted for his health and strength.
Fragmentary OCR text references Klondike travel, lighthouse and table between scone and Skagway, with Perkins of Calta Fo and mentions of a river voyage and a diner. Contains unclear, misread phrases about northern journeys and southwestern Alaska themes.
A fragmentary OCR item describes a chaotic scene amid a TRAL operation. Key figures and locations are unreadable, but the incident suggests disrupted nerves and a tense atmosphere during the event. Further readable details are unavailable in the text provided.
An advertisement touts Blood Falls for skin eruptions, pimples, and sores claiming quick relief. It cites a testimonial from BARRIS BB about curing rashes and skin disease and lists addresses in Atlanta and Avanta for purchases and consultations.
A London dispatch reports January 21 1681 Queen Victoria’s peaceful mood inspires restrained decor for the palace and Westminster. Draped flags streamers and subdued ceremony mark the public display as officials coordinate public offices and processions amid altered routines.
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