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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
4
A jumble of political commentary from a Topeka State Journal page discusses Congress, suppression of movements, and tax policies. It references Mrs Stevens of the WCTU, alimony debates, the Senate, and reform efforts, with remarks on Daniel islands, Chinese negotiations, and prayers against saloons as a historical note.
United States and Russian figures on annual exports show a persistent discrepancy in total values. Russian statistics claim lower volumes than U S reports, with cotton composing a large share and much American cotton routed via Europe affecting direct export tallies.
A historical export report notes total U S exports valued at five million seven thousand dollars per year under cotton bans. It lists non cotton goods including books medicines rural implements steel and other manufactured items. In fiscal year 1900 England received five million one hundred ninety two thousand dollars in end street manufactures and sericultural goods, with analysis suggesting export rates to England declined from 1800 levels.
A ragged survey blends notices of livestock names, prairie weather, and small town curios. Stories mention cattle terms, a dramatic troupe threatening a tour, a church fair prize dressed pie, hens roaming after a recent storm, whisky talk, a jail remark about Mrs Nation, a lucky theft tale, overcoat on a counter, and reflections on forgiveness as the county signal closes.
In Omaha Feb 2 Edward Cudahy sr and Police Chief discuss a letter from Pat Crowe stating he is not guilty and would surrender to Chief Donahue if protection is insured. The note cites fear of lynching by the Pass of the negro and describes tense local mood.
New York Feb 22 annual debate on labor arbitration plan submitted by a special committee. After adjournment the plan was unanimously adopted and ratified in principle, awaiting formal ratification by the International workers council. Dr Mott Pierce discussed exploitation in purchases, with a committee from the newspaper association outlining next steps.
In committee this afternoon the house debated a railroad bill with minority intent to inject amendments. Republicans resisted large changes as Mantey proposed slicing salaries while others attacked proposed supervision. Butler urged free transport for merchants and officials. The vote was 2 to 8 on a key point.
Reports from Erneston Jamaica cite unrest as General Acoste remains uncaptured while links to General Herhandes and General Relande amid rising hostility. Interminable ferment reaches coast towns as British charter ships burn and traders face danger under President Cusiin amid regional turmoil.
Representative Walter A. Shears, a Democrat, testified he was offered 200 dollars to keep absent from the joint sessions to sway a vote. Democrats moved to investigate. Speaker McComas named Holcomb Moore and Baynard to form the committee. Ballot results showed little change as Dupont men opposed Addicks while Republicans backed Henry.
Buffalo Jones of this city received a federal offer to travel to the Arete region next summer to search for a large polar bear. He plans to decide later, noting past attempts by others where larger bears were not secured.
A Midsummer Night's Dream by Crawford with Lewis James and Kathryn Kidder drew praise. Saturday night Madame Mixtjeskoa staged King John with Wasenhalla and Kempér, marking a rising standard in local theatre. RD MaecLean’s work in King John and productions by Tyler and Prince Arthur actors drew attention.
Survivors recount Captain Ward defying orders as the steamer Janeiro sinks off Port Paint. Pilot Jordan claims sole fault lies with Ward's supreme command, while crew discipline collapses amid male panic and Chinese passengers. Four boats launched, many saved, vast loss reported near the rocky shore.
The senate met at 2 o'clock to consider the fee and salary bill. Senator White moved to postpone until Monday night, while Senator Nottawer urged indefinite postponement. White defended his nerve, denying any insult, as the chamber voted to table the measure until Monday.
Washington news records Chaplain Milburn referencing Washington's farewell amid Senate opening prayers. The article notes a post appropriation dispute and a vote of 19 to 45 on a New Orleans to New York route, highlighting ongoing funding contention and political friction.
Washington February 22 news item reports officers elected for the D A R organizations in the District of Columbia. General in charge of chapters Miranda B Tulloch. treasurer and business manager Litten Lockwood. general vice presidents and other posts filled by named members including W Lindsey and Geo ML Stes, with further recipients like Miss Minnie Mick ee and Mrs Stiris listed.
At the D A R convention Mrs Fairbanks is named presidential candidate after the tie and clash with Mrs McLean who is ruled out of order. Mr McLean congratulates Fairbanks and Mrs Fairbanks is urged to be fair presiding officer. A reception is planned and a rising vote of thanks is given to Fairbanks amid cheers. Kennedy jury reports inability to agree in New York trial. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup advertised for colds.
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Davis Mercantile Co presented a children's caravan in the Auditorium drawing a larger crowd than expected. Major Shreve and others led the reception as bands and performers showcased as best as possible amid a lively program. Obituary notices report the death of LM Istehans of the city in Denver, noting his status as a prominent Ohio mill owner and his Colorado property interests.
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