28 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
1
The pamphlet denounces prejudice as a weapon in the campaign, accusing managers of misrepresentation to force a joint issue. It targets Mr Warner and Mr Hughes, alleging smear tactics to sway votes and describing the alleged dishonesty of rival supporters.
Fragmented political letter praising a clean candidate and criticizing opponents in local elections. It cites support for women’s suffrage, hospital issues, and a mayoral contest. Mentions Joe and War Ree as figures, notes opposition to confirmations, and cites public debates over integrity and reform.
Disjointed text references Mr Stal Mr Warner and Mr Stahl with mentions of police and a row chief. Fragmentary lines discuss seals, seals, seals and phrases like repentance and pledges. No clear events or dates emerge from the damaged excerpt.
An account from the local journal describes a tense gathering with no beer and little formality. Mentions of Al Warner and Mr Nich are unclear and no names were confirmed. A reporter’s visit prompted questions about attendance and support among members.
Mr James Collinasti Sanderson, long serving superintendent of machinery, is reassigned to Topeka as master mechanic to relieve Cobinpor. John Playes Thomanson departs for California. J M Barr arrives in Topeka. Sanderson arrives well recommended. 0 years old? The resignation of Lewis Denicher follows.
Reports from Manchester and London claim Boer General Botha surrendered to General Kitchener or French forces amid conflicting accounts. The lack of official confirmation fuels public uncertainty as observers note weather and river conditions affecting movement and supply.
Rev .W. Emerson and Dr. MR. Mitchell are to be arrested on state warrants charging malicious trespass for the raid at Curtis oped liquor house on Ruliromd. The action follows the Monday morning raid on the property owned by Cash Curtis.
Klondike figure Syifiwater Bill is profiled in a Denver Post column noting his well stated matrimonial habits and social standing. The piece emphasizes personal conduct and community reputation with light emphasis on local romance norms.
The assembly passed a measure by vote of seven to thirty allowing the penitentiary coal mines to supply wagon trade amid strong protests from free labor and organized labor groups. Gaw and Francis argued it benefits farmers while opponents warned convict labor undercuts free miners. Debate centered on state ownership, price, and the impact on coal prices since prior mine closures.
William Evarts aged 83 died at his New York City home after a long illness pneumonia caused death. He had been nominal head of the law firm Evarts Choate Beaman though long inactive. Survived by a wife and four daughters and seven sons, with several grandchildren.
Mrs Nation left with only a few cents in her pocket after a dispute over a $100 commission tied to a beauty salon sale. Brubaker aided her, while Nation contends contracts were breached and refuses to pay agreed sums. The case involves tensions with managers over theatrical and business dealings.
A fragmentary report from Chicago dated February 24 hints at a reshuffle in the steel industry with Elbert Gars and H C Frick mentioned in potential leadership changes. The note references Carnegie and US Steel, a semi official statement, and Weather Indications for Kansas, with a Friday forecast and rail notes.
Conference committee reports agreement on a war tax reduction while leaving the beer tax at original levels. Patent medicines and checks are exempt from taxes, and overall revenue impact is about 41 million dollars. Debate centered on house and senate positions and potential effects on commerce and consumer pricing.
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