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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
13
A fractured recount describes Allen denouncing Washington's traditions during a festival event. It notes his demeanor, the audience, and the reaction as officials, including G. Kimball and others, observed the proceedings. The piece highlights a prayerful rite and the call for republican ideals.
A convoluted 19th century record notes the Senate disposal of postoffice and consular appropriations. It describes deliberations, brief debate, and a vote with mentions of interstate concerns and conference back to confer. The piece references Kansas, metropolitan newspapers, and a unity of opposing views amid procedural wrangling.
New York Feb. A chaotic police shakeup ends with Chief Devary ousted after a formal protest by Deputy Chiefs and city officials. Colonel Murphy announces new leadership as Deputy Chief Courteright remains in place for Manhattan with others reassigned. A protest note from Mel End E Clayies cites authority questions and demands for immediate talks. In Boston Reverend Hanson Ford, longtime parish pastor, dies aged 68.
Yen Gordo bested rival Chingy at the February competition held at a Tin large pocket venue, with Beok coal contributing to the final tally. Mumier of Yatloed noted as a key participant in the event.
The column from Achross the Haw recounts social visits, church notices, birthdays, parties, and town happenings at 4042 North Kansas Avenue and nearby areas. It lists individuals like Miss Juiks, Mrs Jett Helliday, and Gertrude Hetaul Imes, plus gatherings at Central Avenue Christien church and the Good Shepherd service.
Mitchell of Netawaka will join To Pika YMCA as general secretary Geo Lerviga the local head. He will handle special work tied to Kansas Leavenworth and return fare $167 via Santa Fe Route. Grand lodge AOU account tickets on sale Feb 2 to Feb 26 with March 2 deadline.
Fragmented OCR text reports on a death count and references to individuals and a family. Details are incomplete with broken names and unclear relationships, hindering a clear report of events, dates, or locations.
San Francisco report recounts claims by Pacific Mail Ship company figures that Captain Ward bore responsibility for the Rio de Janeiro voyage wreck. Testimony by Edwarin and others discusses pilot duties, insurance estimates, cargo value, and the ship's sudden loss near Fort Point.
Chester reports a Pacific tall ship project at Roach ship yard aimed at boosting South American trade. John Beach engineered a fleet plan, with subsidies and reequipping of vessels to serve the Rio de Janeiro and Para routes, launching City of Rio de Janeiro on March 6 and City of Para a month later amid a broader industrial push backed by President Huyea.
A steamer named 90 py itty was described as a steady vessel before a fatal defect caused the ship to strike a reef. The incident, noted in a coastal report, highlights the ship leading to significant damage and loss of stability during a tumultuous voyage.
Washington Feb 2 the senate passed the bill for the Louisiana purchase exposition at St Louis with amendments closing the expedition and adding a government exhibit at Charleston a debate ensued on the Nicaragua canal and Hay Pauncefote treaty with speakers weighing international implications before proceeding to appropriations.
Pekin protests by Sir Robert Bart chief of the Chinese Imperial crimes against a seizure of his property to fund foreign legations. He argues long service and rent allowances justify ownership, cites Italy and other powers’ claims, and notes officials’ grants to foreign residents in the forbidden city. Generals Yamaegatehi and Chaffee issued access orders for visitors during specific hours. Ministers meet to review the Chinese court edicts and await official confirmation.
Prick remained unseen after arriving from New York to meet with a Carnegie Steel Company business associate. The purpose of the conference could not be learned as he refused to be seen.
The weekly statement lists values for Loana at 811,800,900 and crease at 2,525,300 with deposits totaling 2,142,100. Circulation stands at 42,215,400 and increases noted include tender 372,980,100 while the regal req of Fubiuney is 14,546.
The Kansas Masonry notes honor to Charles J. Werp of Topeka as retiring Grand Master Webb leads the Grand Lodge. Webb, youngest and first native Kansan in that role, is praised for unprecedented membership growth and degrees conferred. Readies Wichita assembly and royal Masonry body events in Willian.
Proprieties running the joint known as The Senate were fined £200 each in police court. Judge Magen presided as Mike Kelly and Bi Wageener were found guilty. Witnesses T F Doren and J B McAfen testified clearly. Each defendant posted £500 bond for appeal to district court.
Anna Be Nance mother of Mrs Littan Jett died at home aged 41 Kansas arrnve funeral tomorrow at 2:20 from the home with burial in Topeka cemetery. Emita Lentzhan aged 53 died at home Oakland venue funeral Monday 2p from Oakland ALE church. Jacob Werte death reported yesterday funeral Sunday at 1 o'clock. he came from Falls City Nebraska recently. two children Mrs Belle Sumner and Harry Werte of West Fifth Street. Werte was pioneer of Nebraska and had lived in Missouri and Pennsylvania before moving west. Harry Werte is local manager of Seh was achild Sulzberger best company.
Washington feb 28 conferees on the naval appropriation bill announce a tentative accord on major points including battleships submarines and relocations of naval stations from Port Royal to Charleston the terms will be reported to the legislative houses for action and review
A fragmented market report shows mixed activity in Chicago on February trading, with slight gains in some grains and firmer tones in live cattle and hogs. May futures opened higher while declines appeared in few contracts, and traders noted steady to firm underlying demand despite scattered selling.
Market notes from Topeka show prices for butter eggs and dairy products, with grain values for wheat and corn. The report lists ship arrivals, receipts, and provisional futures, noting a softer wheat outlook and modest gains in some grain markets amid weather influences.
Help wanted notices list openings for a waiter at Med Soon Ook Mad and WARTED Stan Greer as a hotel or factory manager. Locations include Philadelphia and surrounding counties. Positions require prior experience, references, and duties such as office tasks and customer service.
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