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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
6
A scrambled political notice from Emporia indicates Madden leading with a narrow margin, prompting a potential recount. David Overmyer is named as a senator candidate by factionalists, while Jotee J.ixy Hock and others are listed amid ambiguous race details and election notes.
The Miser members of the legislature hold a joint session to choose a candidate for United States senator. A committee was appointed to inform Bir Gyermyer of the action as Brnever stood with little chance.
The discussion centers on legislative objections to a proposed state board reorganizing higher education. Madden signals that costs rise with the plan, criticizing the overhaul and arguing for a narrower approach. Proposals would affect the University, agricultural college, and normal schools, with changes to funding and governance under the reform bill.
Mc Keever urges establishing an exember of engineers. Representative EB Dh McKeever plans to push during the session of the Femaatare. The move aims to support Tremes of Kunens and the Gile of the hilte aw follows.
A young Lady at Cutsbridgeport Mass says coffee caused ill health and nervousness. She gave up the coffee habit and noticed mental and physical improvements after following advised directions and choosing a coffee substitute.
Fragmented text describes an act to prevent incompetent persistence in control matters. It references penalties, examination fees, and annual trea form, with garbled phrases about witnesses, stationary devices, and locomotive implications. The readable parts indicate a discussion of fees for examinations and related annual costs.
A fragmented report recalls a church service with notes on sermon fervor and collection. It contrasts local worship with broader national issues, mentioning how attendees respond to sermons and the idea of national prosperity under contemplation.
Denver January 14 The News reports authority from a released wire that a major consolidation plan unites corporate magnates to continue Nesb, of Crowha, as president with Grant Freon as general manager. Salaries are forecast to rise to about 509 000 a year, signaling a major shift in operating costs and control.
Rebels operate across eastern regions including Port Lamar Cumanaguants Barcelona Ciudad Beliver and Ciudad Bolivarty as Petasa forces push westward. Reports tie to censorship measures and potential involvement of former President Andrade in San Juan Parco Hico amid rising tensions and possible new Crespo government.
In Idaho the legislature elected Fred T. Dubois United States Senator to succeed George L. Shoup. Final tally shows Dubois with 33 votes, Shoup 20, Rick 1, and other minor totals reflected in the roll.
Barstow California January 16 Santa Fe Overland train crew reports a near disaster after a burning bridge collapse during a long run. Dispatches say the engine severed, but the crew stayed aboard and evacuated safely as crews fought the blaze and secured the line.
A roundup of bills and political maneuvers in Kansas with candidate filings, labor commissioner proposals, pardons, and salary debates. Key figures include John Spender of Hutchinson, Governor Stanley, and Representative Landrey. Naval items note U S cruiser Benton, gunboat Alnit, and revenue cutter Thetis facing repairs in San Francisco.
Progress in Amsterdam shows a city council vote for a 2 417 000 dollar electric plant to supply power for streetcars and illumination. The project expects some supplies to come from the United States as talks continue with vendors and the city notes the need for careful procurement. In Santo Domingo the chamber of commerce agendas a resolution urging the government to withdraw a controversial customs notice provoking irritation, while foreign ministers consult with AGITOOe on a mission to the United States.
Denti of Scott Wike died at his home near Berry in Pied County on January 14 after serving two terms in the army. The obituary notes his status among prominent Hilnats politicians and his long public service.
Wanted. Remington typewriter in good condition. Include cash price and location where machine can be seen. Respond with sample of work and time frame.
In Detroit on January 16 the tenth annual convention of the Lake Carriers Association convened at the Hotel Cardiac where President Seat opened the session. Officers were re-elected and Capt A F L Wotvien was chosen president amid praise for river and harbor funding, with discussions of sanitary work and potential Canada negotiations under the river bill.
Salt Lake City Jan 19 At the National Live Stock association convention an executive committee discussed increased membership and a private subscription drive of 10 000 as emergency funding. Speeches by G Powers C A Meath Charles McCarthy and J T Forsha of Canada highlighted national wealth in live stock and the horse show industry. Updegrass of Kansas then spoke on the benefits of horse shows to the industry noting horse values rose with demand. records show high prices for coach horses saddle horses and trotting stock. The convention heard proposals on inspection and disease regulation amid rising treasury needs.
The gathering adopted a motion to waive by-laws and extend profound sympathy to Mr Baker and his family. The convention then adjourned, with attendees expressing condolences and appreciation for his contributions to the organization.
The Leavenworth Times denounces decades of misgovernance and a corrupt system that tolerates crime. It cites murders excused by authorities and asserts officials protect criminals, prompting civic anger and threats of vigilantism as the city faces lasting shame and fear.
London, Jan 16. Mr. Kruger undecided on a trip to America unless McKinley will receive him officially as president of the Transvaal. Friends fear his frail health and harsh winter journey. John B. Bant of Texas and W. T. Stead urged a visit to America but Kruger delayed after letter warnings. He has since recovered slightly and says he would go if it would aid the Boers, hoping for moral support from the court. The wire operation next week will demand quiet for some time.
Lower house members argue over boot shining costs with feisty debate on charging five cents a shine. Harris pushes for five cent per look while others seek to restrain fees and fund the session with new duties. The tense exchange highlights financial strictness amid legislative stalls.
The Kansas State Good Roads group held executive sessions with delegates and directors to discuss a submitted bill. They aim to introduce the measure in both chambers once the initiative committee reviews it, believing the proposal will pass tests of the body. The plan seeks to secure funds and support for road improvements across the state.
The article discusses funding and maintenance of public highways, noting estimated costs around L508.00 and concerns over large monetary influence and road material impacts. It cites W. R. Goit and Derrie voicing opposition to substituting broad tread for the current narrow use, highlighting gravel dirt roads and farm land disruption.
Judge McCabe heard the Plato case as state attorney pursued the appeal for conviction. P. W. and Hamilton, plus Wendell and Williams, faced questions over a night assault on Edgar Plato near the town north edge. Mrs. Plato, formerly married to P. W. Hamilton, is noted as the mother of William Hamilton.
Jan 16 a man leapt from the Eads bridge into the Mississippi River about 100 feet below. Rescue attempts failed as the body was not recovered. The victim was said to be well dressed and appeared to act alone in the deed.
Turbulent market report shows Wall Street trading couching as investors reel from mixed signals. Prices swing with weak corn and wheat futures, while May contracts slip amid uncertain demand. Prices for grains and energy fluctuate as traders weigh economic data and corporate results.
The column mentions New York markets and the Wheat reports, noting prices in Duluth and Chicago. It describes pricing trends for corn and sugar markets, with references to bankers, veterans, and regional commodity movements. The piece reads as a dense, halted transcription of market chatter, naming various locales and traders in a snapshot of price and trade language.
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