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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1903
Page
7
Markets today show corn steady with steady cash demand while live stock trade highlights top notch cattle and hog receipts. The report notes a steady hog market amid large receipts, with wheat prices and futures mentioned alongside broader market activity and price movements in cotton and stocks at New York and Chicago markets.
The document presents Colonel James D. Snoddy of Pimesanton announcing a bid for United States Senate, denouncing party factionalism and urging voters to honor his four decades of service. He frames his candidacy as a patriotic challenge to Republican power structures and pledges to uphold reform and public integrity while criticizing current leadership and influence tactics.
A gunman robbed a Kansas City drug store near Ninth and Laclede, forcing the clerk to hand over cash while pursuing the night shift. Detectives followed leads as the suspect fled, with the case marking a high tension crime in the area. In other news, a horse rescue turned tragic as a fire damaged a stable leaving several animals dead or injured.
The jury found John C. Lowe guilty of murder in the second degree after a two hour deliberation. The defense and prosecutors presented conflicting arguments as Lowe, who showed little emotion, shook hands with jurors and exchanged words with his father. Sentencing will be set by Judge Hixon, with potential penitentiary time.
A garbled forecast cites a around the world journey planned for the next year. It mentions a 40 day span, a Stkertan line mile marking, and travel from Paris to Vostok with 13 days to Nagа, though many words are distorted.
A garbled entry references Cherbourg and a voyage or resale in Siberia. Mentions a six day period, twenty-two days, and partial names such as Ghanian and Shereto. Details are unclear but suggest travel, timing, and possibly trade steps.
The Big Three from the Pacific coast lead an All-American five game total as a three team series concludes. Finricards and Geren Aye headline a crowd from Rockford and Saginaw as the season nears its end with a temporary band on Baries.
An Ald. 400 and S A passenger train on the Southern railway from Atlanta to Birmingham derailed on a curve last night at Weama station. Baggage cars rolled into an embankment and were demolished. One killed, Bouineer White, with a mangled body found under the locomotive. Twenty injured aboard the long train were left on the ties as a special train brought Birmingham workers to assist. The wreck involved the combination express and mail car shattering in two, with part of the cars falling into wreckage.
Reported discussions link Crown Prince of Haze to a reconciliation with Saxony amid concerns over an unborn child. The crown family fears a forced settlement, while banners of diplomacy swirl around the princess wife returning or remaining abroad.
The government closed the port of Topoiobumpe known as Port Stilwell due to no quarantine officers. Fears of bubonic plague spreading from Mazatlan prompted the action at the Pacific terminus of the Kansas City Mexico Orient line. Shipping had recently been reorganized with Stilwell interests and England bound stealths expected. a health officer and port master are anticipated to be assigned soon.
Berlin correspondent reports Prince Henry of Germany may leave the German Navy to become regent of the Hrunewick principality. The move would address precedence concerns after Kaiser Wilhelm’s decisions. Prince Adelbert, understudying Henry’s place, could influence naval leadership amid family health concerns.
In New York a Roosevelt family member aged about one year is reported to be under treatment for nervous prostration. The child, Allie Roosevelt, is described as the president’s cousin and child of John and Roosevelt. Her home is to be Bay Fort and she is said to be an accomplished businesswoman with golf standing. Conversations reportedly kept within the family, and a cautious note on privacy surrounds the matter.
An elderly figure dies after a long illness leaving a fortune estimated at a large sum. The deceased built a major business and named Lee of Grande Western Railway to Utah as likely heir. He served as vice president of the railroad for many years.
A legislative session drew a notably small turnout with fewer than 100 representatives present. The sparsity of attendance marked the proceedings as Limited membership among lawmakers attended the gathering, shaping debate and committee actions.
Washington reports show the House reconvening after a 15 day recess with Dewitt Plana gan presiding as new member to succeed Harmon. The Senate hears plans on an anti trust bill while a Cuban reciprocity treaty faces committee action and potential ratification amid mixed opposition. Presidential nominations are listed, and the chamber adjourns after two roll calls with no quorum.
Denver reports a complex senatorial contest to replace Henry Teller with Democratic control favored to block Republican moves. Four candidates remain, with former Senator Wolcott as the leading Republican. a Democratic committee circular hints at internal party tensions and electoral strategies as the session nears.
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Prof Hucter succeeds him as entomologist of the Horticultural Society at Manhattan Agricultural College. The new appointee will prepare the annual report and inspect orchards and vineyards for San Jose scale and other pests. Retirement follows pressure from state society members amid calls for changes in leadership and duties. Prof Hunter, previously travel‑focused, is praised for acting in a cooperative, expense‑paid capacity. The entomologist title will be filled by the State Horticultural Society after adjournment of the annual meeting.
A plan for Pope Lag CIT to mark his silver anniversary on February 20 includes a global observance by churches and nations. A gold tiara will be presented to the pope as a symbol of unity and devotion, to be worn on his anniversary March 1, featuring a crown with a cross.
A historic discussion laments damming Niagara Falls for turbine power while warning of losing the cataract’s majesty. The piece condemns private monopolies and urges keeping Horseshoe Falls free from mechanical exploitation, arguing progress must balance beauty with public rights.
New York reports a fashion watchers gaze on Mrs Lehrs gilt chair in her Fifth Avenue mansion as crowds linger viewing World’s Fair style interiors. Highlights include portraits of Mr Francis Ormond Wrench, Mrs Vanderbilt’s style influence, and ornate rooms with carved ivories and pink decor.
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