Police Jottings and Court Fines In Topeka Day
A Topeka court heard a string of minor cases including a revolver confiscation after a man’s speech was deemed slightly unintelligible. A boy charged with vagabondage was fined, and a couple’s domestic dispute led to warnings. A Byng-like scene featured Signor de Auke and a prosecutor. weather and local conditions influenced proceedings as officers managed a day of small-town justice with a police lieutenant and Governor w Stanley referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Milevon
Sutel
Signor de Auke
Bine
Tempe
Corrigan Renounces Socialism at St Patrick’s Cathedral
New York January reports Archbishop Corrigan attacking socialism at St Patrick’s Cathedral. He argues socialism claims erase religion and morality and could only succeed under strict regimes or upheaval. He warns that without human nature changing, socialism would fail like a cyclone, returning to old habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Corrig Wan
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Promen
Trolley in Tokio
Tokyo plans a $500000 electric traction system with General Electric engines and multiple American suppliers. Three 1200 kilowatt gensets, 1800 horsepower engines, 4400 horsepower boilers, car trucks, and pumping equipment will be built by U.S. firms for planned street operation in Tokyo early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokio
General Electric Company
Bannock & Wilcox Company
International Pump Company
New Yor City
Peckham Manufacturing Comepany
New York City
Morgab Engineering Company
Ali Anew
Ohio
Enyo
Tokio Company
America
Kaw Jett
Jipon
England's Foreign Trade With Colonies Rises Short of Expectation
From New York The Standard reports a London dispatch on Britain’s trade with colonies, noting smaller than expected volumes. Canada’s settlement and population gains lag despite improved transport and offers to attract settlers, while Australia shows similar shortfalls. Newfoundland and the West Indies appear relatively favored in British trade relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
The
Standard
London
England
Canada
Tnted
Newfoundland
West Indies
Australia
They Leave England for America in 1901 Emigration Rise
New York reports official statistics showing emigration from the United Kingdom to outside Europe rising in 1901. The United States received 14,858 emigrants and British North America 43 000. The data indicate large gains to the U S and a mixed shift to other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Kingdom
Europe
London
The
Tribune
Assual
America
United States
North America
New Term Of Court Set By Judge Hazen Next Monday
The January term of the district court will commence next Monday with the jury to be assembled on January 20. The docket shows civil cases first and the two cases slated for later. The entire docket will be called by Judge Hazen as soon as the printers finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
District Court
Jepppries Sharpkey Bout Details Finalized
Details of the bout set the fighters to share 62 percent for the winner and 38 percent for the loser. The fight date is scheduled between March and April at the Mechanics Pavilion in San Francisco. Forfeit of 2500 each is posted, with Yosemite Athletic Club and promoters overseeing the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics” Pavilion
San Francisco
Yosemite Athletic Club
Charsplon
Jeffrier
Starkey
Yosemite
Sansgeneal
Beholder
Ae Seale
Plans considered to build Orange NJ school hall and bath
New York Jan 6 plans are under review to present Orange New Jersey with a site for a public school city hall and a bath at a total cost of 160000 dollars a select committee of the New England Society is in charge and hopes to raise the amount by public subscription with several substantial offers already reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of
Orange
N. J
New England Society of Wees
English Notables to Wed in January Amid Plague Warnings
A London dispatch reports予定 weddings of Lady Gladys Hamilton daughter of the Duke of Abercorn and the Earl of Wicking this month. Another high society union is Lord Stavercale and Lady Helen Stewart set for January 16 at St Peter's Square with the primate officiating. The item notes public health concerns of itching skin diseases and advertises Sandra’s C lemmant cures at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ordiie
Lonnor
Gladys Hamilton
Duke of Abercorn
Earl of Wicking
Lord Stavercale
Helen Stewart
St. Peter's Square
Primate of
Wil
Topeka Laborers Press For Higher Wages In 1902
The Building Laborers Protective Union No 9177 of Topeka Kansas votes to raise wages citing higher cost of living and service rent. They seek 1 75 per day for common roustabout labor and 1 00 per day for hod carrying and mortar mixing six workers sign the notice effective March 1 1902 and urge contractors to accept the new scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Laborers’ Protective Union
Hall of Building Laborers’ Protective Union
Topeka
Kan
Opeka
Kanaan
Building Laborers’ Protective Anioty
Kansas
Ty Xott
Erie
Thos, Gurden
E. Small
G. Williams
T. G. Williams
Quincy S Treet
Educator Doctor Hannah F Phillips Ashes to Scatter Over New York Bay
Hannah F Phillips New York educator and physician died recently after requesting cremation. Her ashes will be scattered on New York Bay from a Staten Island ferry deck next Saturday after a simple service. She taught in New York public schools and later pursued medicine. Her child Phil Lips, four years old, was born in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hannah F. Phillips
Staten Island
Doala
New York Bay
Mias Phillips
West
Mpecalle
Varderbilt
Ceremony on the ferry boat honors Van Courtlandt Cutting kin
Bets numbered among her patents, along those who will assist in the ceremony on the ferry boat. Miss Eather Phillips, a public school teacher, will be among the sisters mentioned in the listing.
Glee Club May Come for Midwinter Exposition
Clark Swayne of Lawrence travelled to Topeka to discuss bringing the State University Glee Club to sing at the Midwinter exposition in May. KS Brigham and A. J. Kane would be consulted about a possible limited engagement, as members could not miss 19 days at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Swayne
Lawrence
Topeka
State University Glee Club
Ln Mayas
Brigham
A. 3. Kane
Glee Club
Horses From England Bring Large Shipment By Cymric
New York reporters note the White Star Cymric carried 47 Percheron stallions 10 French draught horses and 15 English Shire horned horses bound for Wenona Illinois and Galesburg Wisconsin. Most belong to Robert Burgess of Wenona with three Percherons owned by Rev. W. M. Springer. The two men were aboard the steamer and expect delivery within 28 hours. Dr Hillis Mother II reports Plymouth church pastor Rev Newell Dwight Hulls left for the west after a telegram from Woodbine Kansas about a critical illness.
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New York
Wenona
Galesburg
Lege
Robert Burgess
W. M. Springer
Mr. Burgess
Mr. Springer
Panengera
Hillis
Jane
Newell Dwight Hulls
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
West
Woodbine
Laws
Usathie
Attorney Coudert Restores Health In New York
Frederick R. Coudert, noted lawyer, shows improvement after illness described as serious and resembling nervous prostration. The ailment is reported to be brought on by worry over his daughter Miss Clarise’s illness from appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudert
New York
Frederick R. Coudert
Mins Clarise
Judge Tuley Refuses Injunction in Pullman Wagner Merger
In Chicago Judge Tuley refused to grant an injunction against the Pullman Palace Car Company enjoining its purchase of Wagner Sleeping Car Company stock. The ruling lets the planned merger proceed, dating back to December 5, 1899, with Pullman expanding stock to 74 million dollars and merging Wagner’s business into a single company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Jan
Tuley
Pullman Palace Car Company
Truman A. Taylor
Wagner Sleeping Car Company
Pullman
Taylor
Wagner Company
Tinen Palace Car Company
Lie Expanded Corporation
Pullman Company
Pete
Wagner
New York
Wousrel
Coburns Herefords Adopts Beef Breed Diagram Report
A Kansas State Board of Agriculture quarterly report on Herefords, issued today, includes a 170 page first part on the breed with a diagram of a high bred beef animal. It explains why broad backed cattle top markets and contrasts porterhouse priced meat with cheaper cuts. The report also presents state agricultural statistics for 1901 and a map of wheat acreage by county, highlighting a central wheat belt of 26 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Castlemen Zell
Coburn
No Hope for Carter in Supreme Court Ruling
The U S Supreme Court refused to intervene in Capt. Oberlin Mr. Carter's habeas corpus case seeking release from Leavenworth prison. The petition originated in the U S Circuit Court for the District of Kangus, which denied the writ. Chief Justice Puller delivered the decision, with the circuit court's opinion also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
United States Supreme Court
Oberlin
Carter
Capt
Leavenworths
Rus
United States Circuit Court For
District of Kangus
Justine Puller
Circuit Court
Registration Books Open In Williams Family Event
The Williams family lines lead the day as W H Williams the first male voter and Mise Maud Williams the first female voter register. About fifty people registered by noon with Stiss Williams the only woman noted. The initial male list includes W H Williams and twenty others such as Chas C Smith EC Fowler and John A Alexander. The next certificate went to a poultry show exhibitor at 7:10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Smith
EC. Fowler
Chas. A. Smith
John A. Alexander
A. M. Robinson
Wm. Courtwright
A.J. Smith
M. E. Younkin
Jen
Pamsey
B. Ramsey
Roach
Leroy Currier
J. A. Link
N. C Dalton
DR Griswell
JA Paysingon
J B. Betts
WANTS FOR RENT ROOMS AND HOUSES IN QUINCY AREA
Multiple short rental notices list various rooms and small houses for rent in Quincy area. Entries show furnished and unfurnished rooms with options for board, nearby schools, and street references. Some lines include exact addresses or cross streets seeking tenants and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matern
van Buren
Nitomiowa
Polke
Guire
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Mike Mikeson
Topeka Peace Guardians
Jake Thompson
Thomas Prost
Vic Station
Pear Agatoettir
Unring
Teade
Prost
Louis Roces
Colorado
Citizens of
W. Stanley
Tenton
ROCCA
Ipa America
Corrigan
Trolley
Will Forsieh Equipment
Jeppries
Sharkey
Sandra
Manila
George Montgomery
Monterey
Los Angeles
Maiis
Vatican
Hannah Phillips
K. U. Glee Club
Boozer
Reliab
Hersong
Broadway
Pullmans Only
Herefords
U. S. Supreme Court
H. Willams
St Jefferson
Addrem M
Axre Journal
Tare State Journal
House
Stubie
Sonia
East Eighth St
Tyrer
Toneku
Airl
Soranlenes Manurseutritas
Farah
Dee Protita
Appilena
Lave
Hox Iia
Phitede
Alen
Domitian
Caxton
G. Groemyer
Quincy
Buren
Nuytor Ee
Mascnan Buren
Po ‘Ecre Garden
Clatern
Guchaliainge
Quincy St
Jeferson St
Ath and
Deland
E. Sth
North Kansas
Poneteay
Clay
Ois Kanes
No Kansan
Ave
Baker
Maidals
Journal Oe
Piense
Tyler St
Renee Tay
Ste Ole Sowesey
Meroll
Tevumey
T. J. Nichols
Pon Bay
Tyler
Amin Treet
U.P
HORTA
Ghent
Hanoen
Rity
Tueren
Kao
Goran
SEALE
Aneense Wigmach & Int Lima
He Jabane
Caan Aumoeh
Eustraan
West Sixth
Plana
Misco
James B. Hayden
Ida C. Barnes, M. D
Kansanare
Etta
Toe Pak
Homeopathiat
Pramanaare
Veleione
Concannon
Hare
Rte
Topera Cycle
Wapaieas
Florists
G. L Concannon
Seen Nee Ens
Darth
Intet
Wader
Sistara Gia Uy
Sisrae
Brest
Free of
Attorneys-At-Law
Traare
Alr
Union Pacific
Westhound
Pac
Piesh Ie
Missoure
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