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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
7
Oty Ticket Offices Walon Pacific R. H. at 5 Kansas Ave. operates as a local service hub offering ticketing and related amenities in the downtown area. The listing notes a single address and suggests a focus on consumer access and regional travel needs.
Cleveland February 1 Trade Review reports ongoing market strength but highlights inadequate steel making capacity to meet demand. January through February shows consumption at about 18 million tons yearly while output runs near 17.6 million tons, with coke shortages delaying rail operations and reduced blast furnace activity in the Pittsburgh and Valley districts. Demand for basic iron remains steady though additions to open hearth capacity shift focus to basic iron and scrap melting. Foundry iron prices rise with good buying, and small foundries gain from upturn in near term needs.
Fragmentary speech recounts Lincoln Day events with references to nine states voting patterns north and west. Mentions suppression efforts, republican party sentiment, and calls for reelection of leaders amid reorganization of the states and concerns about border security and national allegiance.
In Vienna February reports reflect tense views on the Afghan and Afghanist state, noting Russian moves and US diplomatic angles. Papers speculate on German rapprochement with the United States as naval power and military positions loom.
County Attorney Nichols opened a ton trust case last fall to test the validity of the trust law as the Supreme Court weighs the law's reach. Nichols summoned witnesses before Judge Hagen but nothing substantial developed. He has not prepared a formal case, saying several related appeals await Supreme Court rulings before proceeding.
P W Price of Diller Nebraska, cousin of Mes P I Rush, resigns as cashier of the Meopter State Bank of Diller after fourteen years of steady management. He will move to Topeka in March to engage in business, while retaining an interest in the bank and remaining a director. The Diller Record lauds his enterprise and the bank’s progress under his leadership.
Chicago February reports secure three steamships for a trans Alaska railway link between Zealte Hannabay Alesta and United Sister Avis forming the converting link in railway transportation. Vessels of 2600 ton freight 300 passenger capacity cost about $23,000 each. to Seattle via Magellan, entering service late May. Also notes arrests in Constantinople and health resort excursion rates.
A fragmented historic notice lists many job and business wants including solicitors investors and renters. It mentions a Dr Satu Urmine and Albert Derry with queries about medical and legal services. The garbled text references annual statements and pacific weather bound items, reflecting scattered classified snippets.
Co and partners transfer on Gordon Street North Topela to Matthew Gamlowski for $260. Joe Pears and wife convey joint quarter to Martin Oglesby for $260. Ida May Woolf and others receive tract on Gordon Street North Tonka for $750. J W Albrucht and Meo Stafford list lots on Heale Street West Indiana. Ki Wedeing wills property to Geo Anderson Jr for $2000 including southeast and northeast quarters and Southwest quarter. Davenport executor transfers to Martin Qeleaby for $260 part of southeast quarter. Wm Robbing by Cook sells Lot 264-160-188 Lane Street to Peter Roth for $1305. Hawes sells Lot 26A Clay Street to Ft. Baker for $1.
Ban Johnson after talks with umpire Jack Sheridan and American Association president Hickey announced a new universal plan. The scheme aims to standardize rules and color code across major minor and amateur leagues to align with proposed reforms.
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