02 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
1
Washington report notes Wheatley’s remarks drew muted reaction amid the event. The delegate’s sharp barbs drew little sympathy from the audience, and the response suggested tepid support for his criticisms.
Report from Kansas outlines ongoing efforts to investigate alleged fraud connected to the Wichita area race. Washington officials consult experts as Wheatley contends for the AKAR seat while voters in Missouri, Kansas, and neighboring areas discuss ballot integrity and possible cross-border impact before shipments and New Year operations.
A petition seeks authorization for rural free delivery extending to Galden and nearby villages. The plan requires good roads and limits travel to unique ground per route, with work hours from 9 to 2. Carriers must meet prerequisites and routes to avoid duplicating ground. Local district carrier representative will present the case.
Ignatius Donnelly, Minnesota political figure and author, is reported dead after a likely accidental fall near his father in law Hatton Hanson’s home. Donnelly, born in Philadelphia, served as lieutenant governor of Minnesota and congressman, and was once a presidential candidate for the People’s Party.
The Chicago Tribune reports a large meat shipment planned for Russia and Siberia this year. The contract is valued around 1000 dollars with 140 barrels prepared meat to feed troops, reflecting American involvement in wartime supply chains and packing efforts.
Pat Crowe’s brother, considered a party to the Edwint Cudahy kidnapping, was seized in Carnell by Omaha detectives and taken to the city jail. He denies any knowledge of the abduction as police pursue Pat Crowe’s whereabouts and new tips emerge from South Dakota. The report claims Pat Crowe was captured on Pine Ridge reservation after a dramatic chase.
In a landmark case in the United States circuit court, the competency of Daniel B. Fayerweather’s will is set to be tried. The action centers on a vast fortune and estate rights, with 20 colleges named in specific bequests and a large niece claimant, Mexima Payerweather, among the parties. Sir Hirem Maxim receives knighthood in London. Nicaragua marks a new century with celebrations and railways sales outlined.
An odd fragment suggests Patti seeks to negotiate the sale of Crag-9 Now Gistle from her residence in Waive. The note mentions a desire to involve a person named Se turner in a Teepurice 16 context, with a reference to press action and motives for the act. The text is garbled and uncertain.
Advance in Silver Washington Jan 2 report shows quarterly estimate of foreign coin values by the mint director. The article notes abnormal demand for Mexican coins and cites a last tally of 41c100 per aerocreas, with confusion over figures and phrasing.
A Clay Center dispatch reports County Attorney Russell of Clay County ordered the jointists to halt the sale of minor property. Allegations say Attorney General Godard instructed stoppage, while Governor Stines is linked to a broader prohibition plan. Officials note the joint committee remained in session in summer towns, amid confusion over who issued the order.
A crowd greeted Lord Roberts on arrival at Trinity Pier after anchoring off Osborne. Queen Victoria granted him an earldom with a special remainder for daughters and a duke title. Roberts met the queen at Osborne House and spoke of continued hostilities abroad, praising Britain’s unity.
Ships sighted near the Newfoundland coast include the Norwegian Hoveding from Newport to Mabel, the Tenax Propositi from Newport to Para, and the Aphe from Amerik to Newfoundland. The brigantine Newfoundland has been posted as missing after being given up. A British schooner, Bamudoe Brady Mably, from St Johns, N F, has not been heard from since January 9.
The monthly circulation statement of the comptroller shows on December 21, 1800, total national bank note circulation at 240,003,410 dollars, up 5,306.57 for the year and 1,288,000 for the month. Circulation based on United States notes stood at 3,309,294,678 dollars, up for the year and 478.04 for the month. The circulation secured by law is 1,760,727 dollars, down 4,808,001 for the year and 624,040 for the month.
New York Jan 2 Gen Brooks heads the Board of Inquiry probing the hiring of Codee Brooks by the military. Testimony has begun, noting last year’s events and medical testimony by physicians. Vessel news includes the Frussian ship Torkland ashore near Pensacola, crew rescued, expected total loss.
A dispatch from Pekin reports China’s government accepted the powers’ preliminary indemnity demands, signaling possible armistice talks. Ministers face tough issues on indemnities and treaty reforms while Paris and Washington may lead future negotiations. The emperor’s move widens the pace of diplomacy as officials warn against premature optimism.
The Union revival at First Methodist Church drew full crowds as Potter led services with a strong message. Under Mr. Biltwen, the opening song impressed attendees, and Potter urged focus on the present as a new century begins. Many men stepped forward seeking salvation at the conclusion.
In Ibany and nearby branches convened early today to elect leaders. Timothy Illsworth was named speaker while Daniel Prisble of Schoharie county drew Democratic votes. Oregon reports gold output for the year at 3.77 million dollars and a lumber value of about 9.81 million dollars.
A Washington dispatch notes the London and Globe filioone concern has just failed. American and Canadian mining properties tied to it face about 5 900 dollars in losses. The issue involves speculative war stock concerns and the British American corporation, which had floated subsidiaries to recoup costs.
A winter storm spans the central west, bringing heavy snow to Seattle and Dallas areas. Reports describe fiften inches of snow, cold conditions, and stock losses as the system moves eastward over several days. Local weather notes warn of record cold and continued snowfall across the Puget Sound region and beyond.
A special report from New York outlines Lt. Comdr. Diehl’s proposal to replace points and fractions with degrees on a compass card. The design divides the circumference into 360 degrees with subdivisions, aiming to speed bearing expressions and reduce duplication, while preserving cardinal directions and quadrant references.
London dispatch reports renewed diplomatic friction over the Danish West Indies as the United States seeks possession of two harbor sites, while discussions with Denmark stall on the Blue. In Washington, debates continue on a new approach to Caribbean strategy amid pressure from Patterson and local factions.
A public platform and constitutional framework outlined for Canada. Emphasizes governance structure, rights, and civic duties without naming individuals. Sets forth foundational principles, legislative process, and citizen participation to guide national policy and legal order.
Montreal reports discuss a rumored independence club amid a push for federated power in Canada. Proponents urge a shift toward a United States of Canada with provincial sovereignty and a federal authority to oversee national matters.
Ridgley announces departure after term end to Kansas to Alaska. Details indicate shifts in local industry roles with private secretary Misa Sticheetl accompanying for Woodstock. Woodstock project and new office terminal roles are noted amid a broad restructuring at Crawford County ranches.
Vague report from San Francisco mentions Goodnow hopeful about findings in Minnesota regarding Chinese population, with references to consular aid and plans for further study. The text references American Bears in anthropology contexts and mentions an individual named Mire Wasi Shahman to supply daily fruit for observers.
A garbled OCR passage references a drive to a location, a code, and mentions of a baseball game and a search by authorities. It appears to mix names like Andrade and Pink Grane with unclear events and dates, lacking coherent details or verifiable entities.
Fragmentary notice describes Wildshains's mother sick in bed with weak health. The family, including Chan and co., reports daily sips of broth as care, with limited readable details from the source segment.
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