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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1902
Page
4
State Journal Receives AP Wire Report In Topeka
The State Journal runs a full leased AP wire report for exclusive afternoon publication in Topeka. A night report copy is received later, with telegraphic dispatches intended for continuous filing through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State Journal
February Leads In Timber And Fires, American Headlines
February, though short, edges ahead in timber and fire magnitude as the public eyes a growing reputation. Washington reports Lang may resign, while Grovenor defends market access and tariffs. Overseas trade and domestic policy mingle as debates over sugar duties and Filipinos stir opinion.
Is There A Lobby On The Canal Route Debate
The piece argues Henry Watterson and Senator Scott favor quick canal construction while opposing rail and tunnel schemes. It warns newspapers may praise a new route to please interests. It contends economy calls for careful, public scrutiny of the Son Plus route to avoid wasteful spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Scott
Mandingo
Neekt
Washington
Ibby. Si
Congress
Pensions For Kansans Washington Pet 13 retinas pansy fins
Pensions listed for various individuals across cities such as Quenemo Leavenworth Yates Center Neosho and Girard. Names include Kinestd Burr Loar Yort Scott Hobbee and James E Barses with small weekly or monthly sums noted alongside places. The fragment references minors and guardians in a late 19th or early 20th century pension context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enturnhom
Reheegi
Lagran
Quenemo
Burr
Loar
Yort Scott
Reap
Hobbee Severume
Joseph A. M
Lers
Chowley Bt
Reigne City
William Wonlt
Ink
Whtows
Starthin A
Williams Gives Up on School March Crisis
Reported effort to end the Lowman Hill race tensions over school integration collapsed. Colored parents insisted on sending children to Dodstam as a solution, while most favored using an iron and a water system. Williams stated that a settlement was near but a few hot heads refused consent. Mrs Cherry urged sending children to Tongstam, the preferred Dodstam site. The community remains divided and uncertain about future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman Hil
Williams
Mra Cherry
Tam
Salina to Host New Candy Company Charter
A Salina firm is chartered to enter the candy business with a $10,000 capital, to be named Salina Candy Company. The charter was granted by the state charter board. Other charters issued include Kansas Live Stock Company in Ola with $56 capital, Cherokee Foundry and Machine Company in Cherokee with $20,000, and Casey & Garrett Mercantile Company of Wichita increasing capital stock from $0 to $300,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Salins Candy Company
State Charter Board
Kansas Live Stock Company
Olathe
Cherokee Foundry and Machine Company
Red Flags Wave as Cavalry Breaks Socialist Rally
A Brussels detachment disperses a socialist demonstration for universal suffrage after requisitioning unis to the chamber area. Armed guards flood approaches while socialist marchers bearing red flags parade in the streets amid police presence and a reported councilor incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Unis
Onder
Banis
Pleurisy Report from Groton and Colorado Suit Talk
Groton Massachusetts February 11 4 p m secretary Cortelyou says right lung pleurisy checked left lung unchanged and warns that bulletins should be viewed as favorable not encouraging while unfavorable bulletins are expected. In Colorado the attorney generals discuss delaying the Kansas Colorado suit and Colorado may concede a delay if Kansas seeks it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Mass
Cortelyou
Colorado
Godard Tins
Post of
Kansas
Effort to Save School Money and Board Meeting Notes
A Detroit board of education special meeting discussed saving money and electing a new treasurer. The group addressed municipal finances, identified 116 papers, and examined witness testimony related to a local incident while reviewing indebtedness and treasury arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Meh
Uae
Board of Education
Diy
Ou Ik
Henry Se Andrews
Goulds Depot Site Transfer in St Louis For 3.5 Million
The Gould boys depot site in St Louis covering five blocks was transferred to George J Gould of the Missouri Parish and Iron Mountain Railway. The consideration was 3,505,000. It is rumored Gould intends to use the property to build depot facilities and extend freight yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould Boys Depot
St. Louis
George J. Gould
Minsouri Parish
Iron Mountain Raikeries
Gould
Teamenss
Senator Knatveld seeks funds for attorney general expenses
St Paul Feb 11 Senator Knatveld chairman of the Senate finance committee today introduced a bill appropriating 25000 to pay the expenses of the attorney general in the audit. The bill was sent to the committee. Miss Winans Marries a Seronet. Tandon Feb 11 Sir Merrill R Burrell bart and Witheroom daughter of Waiters Winans of Baltimore were married today at St George's church Bungerer Square Weather Observer Named Washington Ped Feb Thomas R Taylor of Media Kan has been appointed an observer in connection with the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Senator Knatveld
Senate
Aait
Sant
Com
Miss Winans
Tandon
Merrill R. Burrell, Bart
Arid Witherroinn
Waiters Winans
Baltimore
St .George's Church
Bungerer Square
Weather Observer
Washington, Ped
Thomas R. Taylor
Media
Kan
RICKETY CHILDREN AND SCOTT S EMULSION
Rickets cause loose joints bow legs and soft bones. Scott's Emulsion supplies hypophosphites cod liver oil and nourishment to improve bone strength. Free sample offer from Scott and Bowne chemists 409 Passaic Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Evolution dispute at Washburn college sparks church debate
Dr. Fisk defends evolution as a tool for understanding faith while Rev. Countermine denounces the teaching at Washburn. Trustees split amid protests from conservative pastors as Topeka grapples with religious conflict over Darwinian theory in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Countermine
Washburn
First Presbyterian Church
Wastburn
D. M. Fisk
First Congregational Church
DR. Countermine
Washburn College
Countermine
Washburs
Countermike
Topeka
Fisk Ip
Dr. Fisk
Dr. Elek
Fisk
Err
Wick
Romie
State Journal
All Christian Coll
Fixk
Coltrebin
Bayer Mann
Monal Rainisters
Chamtarmine
Counter- Rine
Grimstey
Wolf
Ge Pe Grimsley
Smith's Green Mountain Renovator Promises Health Boost
Over working and poor habits bring on winter ailments, authors tout Smith's Green Mountain Renovator from Vermont as a natural remedy. It claims to purify blood, revive nerves, cleanse liver and bowels, and aid digestion, with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Green Mountain
Vermont
Smith's
Evolution debate strains relations among university figures
The article recounts a quarrel over evolutionary theory between Dr. Fisk and Dr. Countermine at Washburn, noting tensions over religion’s role in science, and cites comments from trustees including Arthur J. McCabe. It states evolution is taught across colleges and touches on ongoing concerns about orthodoxy and interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countermine
Washburn
Grimstey
Pisk
Fisk
Pick
Shorey
Dr. Fisk
Harricon Street
Dr. Countermine
Severe Storm Delays Vessels Off Flattery and Cape Plattery
Captain Kelstrom of the Alice Gertrude reports a hurricane force southeast wind during a major storm. Tow boats could not move ships in tow and many sailing vessels off Flattery were driven miles to sea while awaiting entry. No casualties reported but fear of mishap grows as ships ride ballast in rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Port
Townsend
Wash
Kelstrom
Alice Gertrude
Neah Bay
Straits
Cape Plattery
Flattery
Puzzling Medical Claims From Indianapolis Advert
An Indiana notice touts a cure for piles claiming high success and “little chance to survive” unless treated with a pyramid pile cure box. The ad lists vendors and allies in a boastful sales pitch with disjointed spellings and dubious dosage claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. Hinkey
Indianapolis
Ele
Sig al Bramid Brug Co
Cure, Marshall
Barney Goes Free in Malicious Prosecution Verdict
In district court this morning the jury found Frank Barney not guilty and held the prosecution malicious and without probable cause. The case, brought by A. L. Redden, involves testimony from L. S. Calkins about beer in Barney’s basement. Costs cited include $17 for Justice Disney, $20.20 for the constable, and $34 for witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barney
A. L. Redden
Barney
Silver Lake
Redden
Was & Spotter
Berney
Calkins
Hawg Croft
Oakland
Justice Court
District Court
Justice Disney
Thomas Denies Bible Issue in Schools Campaign
Frank Thomas rejects claims that Bible in public schools will be a campaign issue. He says it would not be on the Democratic platform and doubts the story originated seriously. He also notes religion and politics do not mix. David Overmyer is not in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
Democratic Flambeau Club
David Overmyer
Local mentions and Shrove Tuesday noted in town
A.W. Dans is called to Vermont by telegram about JS. Dean, U district attorney, returns from Marion. Fred Hodgins seeks Commercial club membership. Dan Hamer visits parents in the south. H Bubbell and Max Maler return from southern lines. Ida Bookly, linked to a Santa Fe hotel robbery, posts bond and is released. Shrove Tuesday falls before Ash Wednesday with Lent starting. Easter Sunday is March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Dans
Vermont
JS. Dean
Marion
Fred Hodgins
Erie
Dan Hamer
United States
H. Bubbell
Rock Island
Missouri River
Max Maler
Ida Bookly
L. von Langes
Santa Fe
Jar
H.C. Lindsey
Wo. Lawless
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka and Dodge City Officials
A. H. Burtis of the Dodge City land office died recently and will face possible federal court action. Mrs Harvey D. Bier, widow of Bier, died at her Tepeks home aged 78. Mrs Rice, founder of Wash darn college, a member of the church, died yesterday afternoon. Red Cross aided services led by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Burtis
Dodge City
Peni Hogeim
Tepeks
Sixth Avenue Road
Rice
Washdarn College
Bas
Helt
Rea Cross Society
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