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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
4
The article surveys political and labor issues including tax and tariff debates, a push for winter advertising, and reactions to arbitration. It notes Democrats moving to the Republicans in a Senate vote, and critiques on compulsory arbitration versus voluntary mediation in industrial disputes, with mixed opinions on effectiveness.
The New Haven Register reviews Justice David J. Brewer’s Yale lectures as extremely successful. The piece highlights public interest and the perceived value of his discussion on conscience and peace, noting the lecture series’ impact on readers and the broader moral conversation.
The excerpt discusses stereotypes of women and marriage, noting how women are judged by behavior and social expectations. It touches on gender norms, respectability, and deception, arguing about what constitutes proper conduct and the consequences of straying from traditional roles.
A patchwork of quips phrases and stray lines from a 19th century style column including proverbs jokes and odd anecdotes about manners and speech. It references showgirls doctors forgers and a Kensington belle and mentions a Philadelphia record source.
In Indianapolis Indiana February 26 the Lel¢y amendment to the school bank bill aims to wipe out the maximum rate. The Great Strike Poanien Pa. February 26 threatens action as 400 company employees in Ixtph county rally to demand a ten percent rate. The steel sector shows volatility with the Unt October windfall and securities shifts in the New York market, affecting the LL & Steel Corporation.
Washington heard debate over a Philippine governance plan with senators split on amendments. The discussion focused on how to administer lands, counties, courts, and temporary officials while awaiting a permanent civil government, with some lawmakers pressing for modifications before voting.
Indianapolis Feb 26 a rail accident near Des Moines injured multiple passengers when a wagon derailed after a late track mishap. Several names appear among the injured including van Seligmann and Wright Graham Power, with Goshen listed among those at the scene. The train was not moving fast at the time of the crash.
An Office of Auditor of Freight receipt building in Santa Fe was fumigated after a smallpox incident. The 170 clerks were dismissed for the afternoon and will return next morning. General Gomez visited Governor General Wood to deny unrest reports about US investigations and misrepresentation. Senate confirmed appointments including the State Agent at Warrington regents of the State Agricultural College in an open session.
Not cod liver oil but Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil designed for easier digestion. The text contrasts pure cod liver oil as hard to take and digest, noting those who can keep it down are described as sick or lazy. A quirky line at the end references a cartoonish misprint about a man and a Pearl movie in New York.
London correspondent reports few new details on the Datuk forces rout in South Africa. A buoyant mood persists among star circles as hopes rise the war will end soon. Botha’s force harassed and scattered, with ammunition losses heavy and population displaced. Expected early July action fades. wagers circulated about an early closure of the conflict.
A New York Web report notes that on the steamer a vast acreage will be set aside for cultivation, making its value from a commercial standpoint inestimable. The description highlights the transformative potential of land resources in Egypt.
New York dispatch quotes London correspondent on British court plans for future ceremonies. No decision yet on King Edward VII coronation arrangements or the monarchs’ movements. Treasury officials seek parliamentary approval for royal expenses. Duke of Cornwall’s Australia voyage may precede a royal visit to Scotland and Balmoral.
The New York Supreme Court decision in Fidelity Trust Company of Newark vs city of Newark upholds city taxes on stock and surplus but denies taxation on a portion of surplus. The ruling may prompt appeals. details outline tax board comments and potential errors. Freight rates also rise with new schedules. hops shipments to the East affected.
Fire bell rings from a new tower at City Hall after two months in construction. The council had authorized the 20.8 bell tower over the masonry fireproofing. Michael Heery won the contract but weather delayed work. The bell rang for the first time on February 21 and has since announced three fires, marking 23 years in service, with prior use in old quarters for 22 years. Also reports a morning fire at Frank Foster’s home on 105 Greenwood Avenue, Patwin, caused by a stove leak with minor damage insured.
Mr. Baird, a veteran foreman at the boiler shops, tendered his resignation to the company effective soon. He is credited as the inventor of compressed air appliances used in the Santa Fe and other eastern railroad shops, and has been a longtime figure in the shop.
Governor Stanley faces turmoil with penitentiary officials as Warden Tomlinson resigns after a sequence of director clashes and political maneuvering. The governor postponed his resignation, then accepted it, while continuing efforts to appoint a new board and leader.
Travel details show a $31.25 return fare via the Santa Fe Route, with stopovers at Niagara Falls. Passengers from the west holding tickets to New York or Chicago are advised of permissible routing and potential charges.
Via Hock Island Route to California, tickets on sale Tuesday. Fuller advertises for full particulars, mentioning Oregon and Intermost points and travel timing in a concise city notice.
Fragmented OCR narrative shows a campaign review mentioning McKee, Bil and Mel, with confusion over formal rules and a postponed voting plan. The text references planning, guidance, and a mix of names while indicating the need for proper recordkeeping and adherence to procedures.
Washington February 26 The resignation of Brunk A Vanderlip as assistant secretary of the treasury will take effect upon the qualification of his successor, not later than March 8. Vanderlip's replacement is expected to be announced this afternoon or tomorrow.
In New York on February 26 a speaker at the Society of Min Culture conference urged mothers to curb luxury at home. Adler warned that pampering can harm children, urging focus on education as a greater good for families with young kids.
Fragmented notes show calls on Wu Ting Fang and a Chinese minister with an invitation to a June assembly in Omaha. Mentions of London and Washington debates include opinions on taxation and inflation. Also references travel routes and ticket prices from Washington to various destinations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a fair bill facing jeopardy amid a broader political dispute. Names, dates, or exact claims are unreadable, but the piece signals legislative contention and potential measures or votes pending.
Local mentions include YMCA basketball plans facing KU in Lawrence, with upcoming events and meetings. The piece notes parish activities, a theater cast at Hayden's, and a high school duck pin loss to Indiana, plus regional school and club updates with brief scores and upcoming games.
Fragmentary death and funeral notice mentions Washington DC and Topeka with miscellaneous amounts and dates. The garbled text references February and March, payments, and possible services, but lacks coherent details or identifiable individuals.
Tender notices announce bids and contract opportunities with dates and offices involved. The readable fragments mention bidding processes and official oversight, indicating public procurement and planned awards to qualified vendors.
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