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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
2
The Washington scene stirs as candidates, allies, and party leaders debate the composition of a state delegation and the appointment process for a key Senate post. Observers note potential shifts in support, the influence of party factions, and the impact on future campaigns.
A halting report outlines a delegation that failed to arrive on time to a ceremony or meeting, with scattered notes on attendees, duties, and ensuing delays. The text mentions a site in Grand Haptte and references to a plan for a feature about tributes, while noting postponed events and uncertain outcomes.
Eugene Debs backers and reporters faced a chilly night as the entertainment committee canceled funds for last night's performance. Debs, staying separate from the hotel, showed no emotion as the errand proceeded and he did not receive payment for the show.
The Senate resolution from Harrie for a place on the Isthmian commission is referred to the committee on federal relations by the House. Debate focuses on delay and the need for careful consideration while acknowledging Harrie’s request and the majority’s position.
A letter from manager Pew and Gerth reports Creatore’s temporary indisposition. He underwent ear surgery after missing several concerts, with rest and a 40 day hiatus in Cincinnati planned before the band’s St. Louis engagement. The note mentions recovery time and the Newark area teams.
Mrs. Geo B Cortelyou wife of the secretary of commerce is well known in Washington where she has resided since her husband began public service. She is a easy talker with domestic grace and hosts receptions at her Capitol Hill home at 855 Maryland Avenue, a place frequented by social circles and notable visitors.
A historic Salt Lake Tribune report describes a partly active volcanic feature about twenty miles north of Moab and ten miles west of Salt Lake City, with a strong warm current and steam from a sandstone vent. Prospectors note long inactivity, recent steam indicating renewed activity, and the site shows a long-dormant vent waking after years of exploration.
New York reports a sixth death from the blast as Felth-W. H. Van Gurt, a pan vermnance man, perishes after the accident. He lapsed into consciousness before dying and could not explain the cause. John Clancy and Martin Thorentwon, injured guards, remain hope of recovery. the coroner waits for official statements before issuing certificates. Sugar Prices Boost Again in New York Markets as all grades rise on February 10.
Aged farmer from near Northwood, Henry Newton, was cheated of one thousand dollars in a scheme that involved forged mortgage papers and a promised five thousand in gold. The con men, including Roshebuck and others, took a $900 check at Belle Center and fled, leaving the victim frightened into silence. News notes include a local murder and social reflections on family size and childrearing by Pastor Mr. Simons, with opinions on wealth and reproduction differences.
First Officer Thomas Adamson of the disabled collier Alexander recounted a perilous 380 mile open boat journey from Nassau to reach the rescue near the D H Rivers. Crew members volunteered for the dangerous task while the ship drifted, with assistance finally arriving as the Admiral Schley and a vessel crew were rescued in Philadelphia. Fire later destroyed Carnahan Co hardware Ackerman’s hotel and nearby businesses in Loogoetee, Indiana, with property losses around $200,000.
A Cleveland gathering and letter from President Grover Cleveland discuss the decline of birth rates among wealthy families and the broader impact on society. Dr Chan Howe and Rev Dr Alexander Jackyom weigh in on motherhood duties, social conditions, and the need to support future generations amid growing concerns.
An apology to patrons for delays caused by a sudden surge in trade. The notice explains orders waited two days and promises improved promptness in the future. It notes lower prices than competitors as evidence of increased trade.
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