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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1901

Page

5

Pearson Decision on De Wet Capture Reveals Boer War Debate

The article reports Pearson’s remarks on De Wet and Kruger, stating the British aim to avoid triggering a broader war. It notes the South African republic’s president seat passing to Vice President Steyn upon independence and hints at potential Boer leadership changes. Pearson plans to visit Washington soon but would not disclose his business matters.

Pearson DeWet Oria Eniland-Armerivse Gan Hagus Bosaktni Ifty Kruger Souths Africas Republic Socaleuberser Pacers Ehale Steyn Prarsom Red Eet Senetela Att Pearen Washington

Amateur golf meeting headlines U S Amateur Championship plans

A New York convenes season meeting outlines the United States Galt fon association and Thursday night schedule. Principal heads relate to the amateurt championship for dus hhantee, with Chicago line around to chair the event.

New York United States Galt Fon Dushhantee Chicege

Catarrh of the Stomach Promises a Harsh Remedy

An 19th century advertisement claims catarrh of the stomach is near incurable but can be treated by Stuart’s Lyspe tablets and Golden Seal extracts. It describes symptoms such as sour rising, pressure on heart and lungs, poor appetite, headaches, and nervousness. The text pushes Stuart’s Lyspe as a cure with claims of improved appetite and digestion.

Hariaumen Stuart N. J. Booker Rasueris sTabben Apie Wafest

Amateur golf qualifiers and scheduling chaos in fall season

Fragmentary report describes attempts to stage an amateur golf event in the fall with delays and rescheduled rounds. It notes prior trials in Blorris county in the 1880s, disputes over qualifying rounds at BLT o clock, and potential changes to the format and entrants, mentioning Douglass and Hi Vardon as interview subjects and Great Snagit as a noted figure.

Chatilela Trytor Blorris County ByNluh Ae Sary Doneveny Douglass Hi Vardon Saies Saati Ce Nary

Secretary Root plans for native care in thePhilippines

New York reports Secretary Root has completed preparations for governing the archipelago. A governor general to oversee orders is named with the aim to maintain peace free from native cruelty while Americans and natives will be engaged in civil administration and defense. General staff and troops will remain to support the peace as needed.

Hoot New York Herald Washington Root Seeletl Sven Indes Patt Thaieman Watt Malleary

Flood Evidence Found At Mount Ararat Claims Asia Expedition

Rev Dr George Frederick Wright reports letters from New York detailing his search through Asia for evidence of a global flood. He argues a vast submergence reached Mount Ararat era, dating before man appeared, and cites geological catastrophes as plausible. Wright contends current lines of uniformitarianism overstate doubts. He traveled across Iberia Syria Urals Caucasus seeking signs of an ancient subsidence.

Wright Mt Arreret New York George Frederick Wright Asia Oberlin Hig University Atante Iberia Bitori Ges Syria Ural and Caucasus Mountains Jerusalem Wright Ams Evi Senernum Central Asia America Europe Vnd Mount Ararat

Wright Probes Earth's Crust Stratification Across Periods

Professor Wright questions how earth layers divide into geological periods, arguing most crust formation occurred over long epochs. He notes rare historical matches and suggests his investigations may renew energy into studying crustal development after two hundred years.

Wright

Line in Bike Racing Solidifies Classifications

Boston February 2 reports a new system for Dieycle racing aligning the best riders under No. A control. Representatives from twelve cities were named including Frank Kramer of Orange and Newhouse of Buffalo. The lineup spans Portland Rocky Mountain districts Chicago and Dayton with Tom Cooper Karl Kiser Job Fisher among top riders. The change aims to reduce fear work and improve pacing in championship races, favoring four man pacing and final without pace to best judge rider ability.

Boston Frank Kramer Orange al Newhouse Buffalo Portland Jane Cale Peale Rocky Mountain Aus Saecies Rote Die Walthour End Owen Kimble Louwelite Tom Cooper Karl Kiser Dayan Job T. Fisher Chicago N.C Rome At Bil

England to Increase Army New York

English officials consider expanding forces as part of a broader defense buildup. A Tribune dispatch notes debate over strategic priorities and potential mobilization timelines amid uncertainties about European security dynamics.

England New York the Tribune F. Corres Joan Meen

Doubtful rumors and Topeka cures promise relief

A Topeka resident recounts three years of backache and urinary troubles eased by three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, noting rest from night pain and general improvement. The witness urges others to remember Doan's and not substitutes, signaling a local trust in the remedy.

Regular Western meeting briefing and dance recap

At the regular Western meeting officials Effie Graham and A A treasurer presided. discussion covered The Plain Highway of Talk. The Helianthos club hosted a Saturday dance in Hudson's hall with many attendees listed, followed by a card party hosted by Miss Katherine Mills on Topeka Avenue with six tables and prizes for Miles Nenon Herren and Mr Hunter. Other notes mention local visits, upcoming events, and social arrangements across Topeka society.

Emerm Sade I Weatern Oeders Puuces Bogn Effie Graham Gomery Kir A A Ee W. Kithell Hellanthos Club Hudson's Hall Lins Allabell Ie Fuller Acnes Gunther Margaret Jones Mins Bulvey Lillian Fiske Iaabel Wood Jessie Meyers Kate Pisishma Lies Cuttall Mie Faith Gulber Heatrice Foster Ethel Wilson Roland Medilcott Misa Katherine Mills Topeka Avenue Mise Minnie Riser Eureka Mr. A. Hunter Kansas City Miles Nenon Herren Mr. Hunter Mylin

Engalls Cleared Over State Motto Theft Question

Engalls is cleared after inquiry into the Kan state motto case. A letter accompanying the proceedings states thorough investigation found no theft, despite months of work and disputed allegations. The missive notes discussions with unidentified parties and a concluded lack of conclusive motive or evidence.

Ad Astra Per Aspera Phrase Debate Cited in Letter

In a letter, quote debates the Kansas motto Ad astra per aspera and its origins. The author argues the exact words and order expressing the sentiment may be newly coined by a senator, amid references to Latin phrases and notable names. The discussion engages the phrase cited as a guiding motto.

Ae J Bwediani von Kleist Nua Kansas Pagal W. Thomas

Great Fire at Baku Sparks Debate on Negligence and Resources

The report details a major fire in Baku tied to alleged negligence and unclear engine house locations. It notes government aid limits, Red Cross relief efforts, and a measured famine assessment in European Rus, with Russia’s crops and cotton increases cited alongside a new public library in Khurkerton and an international commission visiting Moscow for health spa technologies.

Baku Alors Sireburg Fee Raku Sermolot Red Cross Central Asia Fideelan Khurkerton Ganday Moscow New York

Finest in the World at Pago Pago Station

Contractor Robert Tibbits arrives at Pago Pago in the Samoan Islands with a plan to build a steel pier 348 feet long and 30 feet wide at the harbor. The project, to be completed in about three months, aims to create a large warehouse building 30 by 160 feet as part of a government harbor upgrade. Tibbits declares Pago Pago the finest station in the world.

Gosling Bam Pago Pago San Francisco Robert Tibbitte Pasa Pareion Pago Samoan Islands Ing Tibbitts

Governor appoints TJelly judge of Fourteenth district

Governor Stentay surprised Montgomery and Labette counties Saturday evening by naming TJelly as judge of the Fourteenth judicial district, which combines Labette and MontExner. The appointment follows a long rivalry in the legislature over the district’s selection. Exner and Zise, both of Independence, were Montgomery county contenders.

Montgomery Lavette Stentay T Jelly Labette Mont- Exner Eksenbright Sod J Zisena Montgomery County

Local Political Maneuver Ties Note Parsons and Labette Links

Fragmented OCR mentions Nelson Chase of Onweso and Ci Ft Kimball of Parsons in Labette county. References governor intervening in appointive matters and names Conrad and Wiegiertin with ties to Topeka politics. unclear sequence, but signals a political influence dispute and party figures.

Elson Chase Onweso Ci Ft Kimball Parsons Labette County Flasnelly Nelson Chase Uber Soslanare Pikce Gov- Bo Conrad Jannelly San Ace Legisature Topeka

Senate confirms Governor Stanley's appointed officials

The Senate endorsed the governor's nominees including George Burton in Cherokee, James Dutra in Woodson, and T N Hancork in Johnson county for three year terms. Also confirmed were Petre Macles in counties and Pred Derten in M Coa en Trek. The Associated Press notes the appointments follow a brief session in Wichita after 3 pm.

Senate Stanley George Burton Cherokee County Jam’s Dutra Woodson County T. N. Hancork Johnson County Eee Wyandoce Jana Petre Macles Coaneys Lon Pauline Trek County Chamber

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