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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
5
The text argues for a conslating resolution in favor of General De Wet, urging recognition of the Boers’ cause against British conduct. It condemns the war as unprovoked and unjust, praising Boer courage and requesting that the resolutions be forwarded to the General.
Captain J. Lighthall, noted engineer and patent system pioneer, is found dead from heart failure in New York with $10,000 in his possession. A Civil War veteran and former naval officer who aided the Del tramway project, he supervised major street railway work and served as chief payee in the wheat deal.
New York February and New Jersey details report Northwesterns railroad veteran Sykes resigning from top posts at Chicago and Northwestern and Minneapolis and Omaha lines. He served as treasurer, director, and vice president across the firms, with ongoing duties as director and a vacancy filled by E. Oborn as interim vice president.
Fragmentary notice lists Albaugh's Helpers and Eugene Davis of Springlobo Sul Mine office, mentions Captain Ww and selections in Leavenworth, and notes a March 1 appointment for a commissioner. It names Prof Samuels in Topeka and a list of well known readers and officials, advertising reduced rate tickets March 1 and 3, with address J. M. Chesbrough A G PB agent 600 Centers Building St Louis.
In a burst of legislation, lawmakers weigh stricter overtime rules as businesses respond with warnings of higher costs. Public officials and labor groups clashed over enforcement timelines and exemptions while workers see potential protections and clearer pay.
Sir Guy H. Smith of La Junta and the bride wed Monday evening at the bride’s West Firth Street home. The ceremony occurred in presence of relatives. The bride wore white mull and carried roses. The couple left for an eastern trip and will return to La Junta to reside. A surprise party for the couple followed the ceremony, with attendance from numerous locals and friends.
Reported in a local trades assembly notice Grant Hume of Par ons and Senator J. W. Tapp of Wichita were slated to speak at the Trades Assembly hall this evening on Jahn fallin day. Additional attendees included Pitren in and others, with unclear roles and details due to damaged text.
Atonday Salfos faces five smallpox cases while civic notices reference council actions, a charity event at the Santa Fe club, and a city hall gathering. The report touches on a probate case, local court schedules, and a pending amendment debate in the senate about military cadet eligibility and academy appointments.
Senate and House conferees in Washington reach a hazing amendment settlement on the military academy appropriation bill. They yield to Senate demands, eliminating the earlier provision derived from the Dick investigating committee, finalizing an accord between the chambers.
An early health advertisement promotes Pierce’s Medicine as a remedy for stomach heart and other vital organ connections. It asserts thousands cured of pain liver trouble and other ills, touting the product as a key to bodily balance blood purification and overall well being backed by testimonial claims and religious rhetoric.
A lengthy interview with LT Yount describes a surge in voter registration, noting more than 2 000 men and 2 709 women already registered and predicting up to 6 000 women by Saturday. He recalls anecdotes of registrants from diverse occupations and highlights the move to new offices, while stressing annual registration and upcoming city election timing.
Chicago February 2 The United States minister to China Mr Conger was invited by the Hamilton Club to be its guest on Appomattox day This marks perhaps the first invitation extended to him by any organization while he is in the country on leave The club sent cables inviting him to attend and seeks an expression from Minister Conger on the eastern situation
The event runs from March 4 to April 1 under expert direction with plans for an international scope. Madison Square Garden hosts the competition with participants from multiple teams and nations. Prizes include engraved trophies and additional awards, while distances and targets are to be specified for this eagerly awaited contest.
A resolution by Representative Hogue proposing purchase of volley machines in the state failed to pass the house. The body rejected the proposal due to expense and parallel fee service concerns. The text notes Raney Hen and next legislature considerations.
Fragmentary text shows heated debate over temperance measures in the legislature. References to committees and named senators suggest pressure to revise alcohol laws. The incomplete notes imply votes and party lines may decide passage or defeat.
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