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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
4
The Topeka Journal compiles an array of political chatter and social comment from national sources. It notes fears of fiscal strain, discussions of tariff policy, and candid remarks on leadership, with references to misdeeds in public life and the lingering tensions of the era. The piece touches on tariff, party strategy, and public skepticism toward officials amid economic worry.
Fragmentary, archaic prose discusses political grafters, a mysterious creature, and a moral frame about virtue and duty. It weaves religious imagery with social critique, mentioning leaders, councils, and a young boy on a path toward influence, power, and responsibility.
Fragmented OCR text notes stray phrases about dates small peas buyers and local notices. It references Peabody News Mound Valley Herald and Union Pacific storage from Green River Solomon, with stray names and places, but contains no coherent event or clear facts.
Thin child advice promotes Scott’s emulsion with cod liver oil. Start small a quarter teaspoon if stomach is weak, then increase as tolerated. The product claims to build strength, appetite, fat gain, and overall health in children. FCott & Downs, New York.
Fragmented OCR style notes mention Webber, Kansas towns, and diverse topics from telegraph lines to chicken losses. The passage weaves in names, faith groups, local professions, a weather forecast, agricultural efforts, and a Chinese laundryman described as a churchgoer, with numerous garbled phrases and missing context.
Rumor says E. Jewett of Wichita will be offered the warden position at the Topeka penitentiary by Governor Stanton. Jewett is an assistant postmaster in Wichita and will arrive in Topeka this afternoon.
Large crowd sees Mrs Nation board Burlington train in Peoria for Topeka as she vows to remain jailed until release. She spoke at rallies in the city and had a dispute with prohibition advocate W A Brobaker, editor of the Journal Casey. Nation left Peoria last night for further stops unknown.
Washington rep Gage today submitted to the house a reply to the resolution of inquiry about export of horses mules and supplies for Boer war efforts. He states that between October 1898 and December 1903 exports totaled 26506803 dollars. He adds no steps have been taken to block lawful exports. A table lists shipments from ports with most volumes in horses mules and ammunition.
The Woman's League of American will hold a central gathering to organize efforts and support activities. Delegates from local groups aim to raise funds and coordinate community outreach for mothers and families.
Toledo reports the G H Hammond company of Chicago secured a mortgage through Central Trust of New York and Thomas Hamm trustees. The loan bears S percent interest and covers company property including Warshosse. A separate incident from Seclayville Indiana notes a mob attempting lynching with police protection.
Lincoln lawmakers push through a senatorial vote while discussing a mortgage law agreement. The proceedings reference dates and regional impacts, with emphasis on legislative maneuvering and potential economic effects.
Cincinnati report traces Gertrude Dees Ives through a past tied to Henry Ives, the financier once called the Napoleon of Finance. With no money, she died in agony after morphine addiction. Her body was shipped to New York amid debtor pressures and a murky probate saga. Neighbors and doctors documented neglect, while affiliations and debts tangled around a professional nurse and a New York guarantor.
A 1900 proclamation issued under Aguinaldo purports to declare enemies of the Filipinos including murderers brigands traitors and priests who ally with American forces. It prescribes harsh punishments and requires priests to yield to Filipino authorities, labeling the clergy and allied officials as enemies. The document mentions Chappelle and other clergy as inimical from their actions in the Philippines.
The House met at Tl wellock to consider appropriation bills. An important conference amendment limited mail delivery free or at reduced rates, noting annual costs around 100,000 and directing a postmaster to report on feasibility while opposing a government telegram scheme.
A fragment from St. Paul reports judges error noted on February 2 in a competitive event described as the best of it. The sparse text mentions judges and a favorable outcome but lacks clear names, places, or concrete details.
New Haven scholar Professor Totten argues the Star of Bethlehem was an actual luminary rather than a transient omen. He places its meridian midnight appearance near the time of the great pyramid’s construction and links it to a broader pattern among Magi and celestial observers.
A habeas corpus petition requests release or custody review for 2-Lieyd J. Smith. The action seeks judicial protection of Smith amid unspecified detention. Court records indicate a legal move challenging confinement.
Stanley approves bills detailing funding for the state to insure cabinet payments and payroll terms. The action includes appointments of stenographers for official duties and related municipal, legal, and salary provisions across several agencies.
In a crowded courtroom, testimony links Mia Kennedy to Bert Prince and living together allegations. Will Prince claims Bert Prince offered money for the marriage. Kennedy sought to marry under Judge Wofford’s scrutiny amid disputes over a license and appearance fees.
An auction at Kansas City features Hereford cattle, including a 4 year old bull and a notable 5 head sale. Prices hover near 1,000 dollars with cattle names and buyers noted. market activity reflects strong demand amid cloudy sale details.
An article discusses England's concern over the US steel trust and rising foreign price pressures. It cites statements by Sir Michael Hicks Beach and Sir Howard Vincent on trade policy, aiming to reduce foreign competition and avoid burdens on British industry through cautious tariff and treaty measures.
Parole legislation to free Younger brothers from the state prison won approval in the house by a vote of 20 to 61 after debate. The bill includes a provision that parolees must remain in the state, preventing travel to Cure Dye pepstat i indigestion. The measure aims to secure release for Gam and other Younger brothers with supporters signaling opposition to the path ahead.
Ott.JText misread. Ottawa to Washington DC and return price listed as 31.95. March trip dates shown with multiple samples. Schedule details mention departures at 16:20 and returns via a line labeled Oretorical Content with Banta Fe route.
The report notes Team Waves topsie oefeen at or ye O80 Returns eave Otte in a Credhried contest. Washington and Hetarn 9198 are mentioned along with March i for a town event. Details are fragmented and unreadable.
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