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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1901

Page

5

Ripley Denies Western Conspiracy Claim

In a terse denial President Ripley rejects a rumor that Sante Fe belongs to a Western conspiracy. He notes no plan to relocate or redefine territories and stresses the issue is without merit. The statements reference ongoing debates and public sentiment as observers call for clarity and action.

Sante York Rss Ovis Fiiaieng Dante Lake Teoe Galopines Tata Strom Ricky

Talks on Theosophy at Rectal Hall Evening Talk

A Theosophy gathering at Rectal Hall on West High Street featured Theosophist Titus presenting the topic Have we Reverned eo Marth Herores. The meeting included audience questions and remarks from a member of the executive committee of the Theocoptical society.

Anuda Hiehih

Questioning Reincarnation in Human Identity and History

A fragmented text discusses humanity and individual role across history, referencing philosophers Hume and Hurley and debates on reincarnation. It cites an example of a Spanish boy claimed to recall past life conditions, with a lecturer noting these objections to the doctrine and its roots in evolution.

Hume Hurley Nowice Java Iife Titus Wit

Railroad men meet to discuss rate changes at Waldorf Astoria

A February meeting in New York gathers railroad executives from Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Chicago Great Western, and other lines to rethink transportation rates for colonists to points west of the Missouri River. Attendees include L. Lamas, Sebastian, Morse, Townsend, Nicholaus, Hatch, and Charles Stone among others. The group plans to adjourn to the Arion ball afterward.

New York Missouri Waldorf-Astoria Ie L. Lamas Talon Pacific Sebastian Southern Pacific H.C. Townsend Nicholaus Atechiac Guiber Gall Bata Victoria Arion Ball

LAWYERS TO BANQUET HONORS SUPREME COURT LEADERS

Eugene E Ware will toast the Supreme Court Thursday evening at the Shawnee County hotel banquet. Eugene Hagan acts as toastmaster with a formal dinner to precede the tribute. Attendees include Chief Justice Doster and senior court members. Several lawyers such as Hills and Peakes are listed among the guests, with dinners priced at three dollars.

Eugene E. Ware Eugene Hagan Buenner Shawnee County Ber, &T Coy Land Hotel In Weil Supreme Court Doster Harola T Chase Hite

Aldrich Urges Hepburn to End Banking Crisis

Senator Nelson W Aldrich sends a forceful message to A D Hepburn from Washington on Feb 11 demanding immediate action to reduce the bank panic. He asserts the need for conference with banker leaders to halt widespread correspondence and secure rapid resolution.

Aldrich A.D. Hepburn Washington Pans Baise of Reiny Frene Correspondutise

This Way or That Dictates New Railroad Bill by Election

State officials and legislators argue over how to fill the railroad board seats with appointive or elective methods. A conference tonight may settle the matter as committees prepare a bill to curb discriminatory rates and ensure car performance. The commission’s powers to regulate railroads and water allocations hinge on whether board members are elected or appointed.

Keg Executive Council Commissionera Toan Kes Ats Gealern Mendimatat

Filson's Bill 13 Involves Assessment Board Creation

A historical text outlines Filson's proposal for a nonpartisan state board of assessment and taxation appointed by the governor. It restricts party representation, references executive council submission, and notes alignment with prior recommendations. Additional bills discussed include county high school trustees and bank regulation measures.

Filson Board of Assessment and Seteton Executive Council Uty 4 Eae Reno Ore Oh Pipia Fela Board of Trustees Preae Second Chine Odfi Gy Mantey Gtale

Me. M'Neal Honored by T A Mebeal

Market report notes Mebeal honored as Me. M'Neal adds 7 field acceptance.

M’neal

Pact Call Seeks Peace With All Powers

At Petersburg on February 11 the Bourse Gusette Ip advocates alliance with France, America, and Japan and urges the three powers to accept an invader stipulation and make peace. The press is divided on the proposal amid debate over the alliance's viability and consequences.

Ruegsig Petersburg Gusette Ip France America Japan Ivader Angiov

830 Per Day Tepesie Uses Over 30 Worth of Pontige Stamps

A fragment describes a foreign sender in the extreme southern part of South Amenuea who paid 25 for Teadies and shipped items, sending money orders or ranks, with a New Scotia note and long-distance routing to the United States.

Tepesie Pontige Caret Perty South Nova Scotia United States Topeka

Governor Has a Son Disagreeing With His Father

A student named Harry Stanley of Orange High School was elected editor of the Orange Chronicle about three weeks ago. He voices strong views criticizing state officials for failing to enforce laws, urging action and loyalty to the nation in a tense political stance.

Pops Mra Nation Save the Orange Harry Stanley Tx the Orange

Party Postponed After Scarlet Fever Fear In State Appeal

Mrs. George A. Clark sent invitations for a thimble party held last Friday evening but the event was postponed due to concerns about a witness child of Secretary of State Clark developing scarlet fever. The plan was disrupted after the illness surfaced, delaying the social gathering.

Clark George A. Clark

Community notes mix of births and social updates across towns

Across the Kaw column records a birth in Lawrence area, local illness and recoveries, travels of residents to Kansas City and Chicago, church meetings at Second Presbyterian and Arwood church, staff movements at local elevators and stores, and several residents visiting relatives or returning home. The scattered items portray a busy community life with names, addresses, and local happenings.

Helianthus Party and Topeka Social Gatherings Report

Topeka society notes describe Mrs Walter Littlefield hosting a 1 oclock luncheon for Miss Alice Prescott with pink carnation decor. The Helianthus Party dance in Hudson's ball featured many guests from Kansas City to Emporia and included a large whist session and a Mrs Rust stock luncheon at West Tenth Avenue with a long flower decked table.

Walter Littlefield Alice Prescott Bling Rosamond Horton Misa Jdrm Crane Mims Lotta Ranney Misa Artie Ewart Mary Thampeep Ollie O'Brien Mies Kats Gunther Maeeee Cee J.B Surry Fred Cole Solomion Stoddard Kansas Ci Sieve Hudson's Ball Birk C. G. Mre C. J. Guiber Mra. Mtitchell Santa Tet Brenteas Chy Atlee Pearl Meliingeon Girard Mime Lucile Newman Emporia Remy Potwin Solomon Stoddard Kansas City W. J. Flack Misa Foasmoné Horton Lotta Arkansas City Mire Arthur Murphy Anne. Nallie May Higgins Norman Wear Lee Redden Pearl McFarland Rust Stock Byron Roberts West Tenth Avenue

Fragmented Snapshots From Crawford News Items

A messy clipping mentions a Crawford sermon against ids and a M E Church address. It notes a funeral, a local music event, a Valentine ball, police actions, grain receipts, and a community meeting at the home guardianship center with limited readable details.

Rosnoke Crawford Adeno M. E. Chorch Raphael Elty Topuka Turner Eptlican Seminary Pieteres Pefepders Op Hat ‘Clockie United Yraries Shu

Senate panel backs Pine island governance amendment to army bill

Washington February 11 The Senate committee on the Philippines authorized Senator Lodge to report the amendment governing the government of the Philippine Islands as part of the army appropriation bill The measure proposes military authority to administer the islands with limited civilian structures and funding for governance and defense

Washington Senate Committee On the Philippines Lodge Islands

Fragmentary Political Deliberations Mentioned In Text

The readable fragments refer to discussions about a president and a committee's opinion. It mentions an amendment and a proposed amendment piece. The passage notes a committee on preliminary attainments and next steps in the legislative process.

Stricka Lng Calle

Dramatic Arts Tonight at Crawford Theater

Vivid program announced as "Reancke" by Ha Reid and "Humanity" to follow. Tickets 30 cents. ladies free when escorted, curtain tonight with a mixture of humor and drama. Cast includes Mr. Coulter and Emilgrayt Train Juspe among others. audience invited for a night of guided laughter and entertainment. A separate note reports a train incident near Decatur with injuries but no serious harm.

Reancke Ha! Reid Crawford Amd Ponte Tueeday Tie Emilgrayt Trak Decatur Ind Chicago & Tirlepomeinger Wren Gils Pieper

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