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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1904

Page

7

Democratic platform shifts toward trusts and tariff reform

In New York on January 15 the Hyeulit reports that lower writ and national supervision of corporations will be the main planks of the next Democratic platform. Committeemen anticipate William Jennings Bryan dominating the convention in St Louis, with talks of his influence shaping trust and tariff proposals, while discussions center on reforming trusts and revising silver policy.

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North Topeka Community Notes and Local Social Updates

North Topeka items report road work and a new water well mishap at the shore end. Stephen A. Stearn of St. Ennis visits North Topeka, while club meetings and initiations unfold. Residents welcome visitors, note resignations, and reflect on North Topeka’s past with memories of the old town landmarks and community spirit.

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Hobson Moth er Dana Houlder Col Jan 1k

Fragmentary obituary note references Dana Houlder Col Jan 1k mother of Ceptein Richmond F Hobson. Mentions Greensboro Alabama and interred Sarah Croan Pearces born in Richmond. Indicates long illness with Ayepopatn and a summer Boulder trip.

Topeka Water plant transfer eyed as city others discuss

City officials and Charles F Street of the Topeka Water Company plan an informal conference tonight to discuss completing the waterworks deal and transferring the plant to the city. Street says flood damage costs total about 320,000 and a formal investigation by the city will precede any transfer.

Charles F. Street Topeka Water Company Norrine Abrney Spencer Spencer Sthlum Water Company Street Breedent Topeka Strest pSanse Pers Iity Council Stead Bereundthel Chue Seelme Porter Mitchell City Electric Light Plant Colleciman Ceiley Irvine Grestin Cowselines Steve

Blair Is Dead World Fair Counselor Dies in Fla

James L Blair of St Louis died in Fustit Florida after weeks of illness. Blair had served as a leading official for the St Louis Exposition and headed the board of lady managers, later resigning amid alleged misconduct. His death followed a severe injury to his wife’s husband and claims of mental decline. The physician certified death as cerebral congestion. body embalmed and sent to St Louis with Mrs Blair and her son Percy RoUt accompanying.

James L. Blair St. Louis Blair Earch Tonk St Louis Act Sirs. Bialr and Son

Kansas Day Banquet Attendance Amid Washington Talks

Kansas indifference and political maneuvering influence attendance at the Kansas Day banquet on January 2. Representative Murdock weighs Cushman’s presence while others, including Bowersock and Anthony, discuss road funding for Fort Leavenworth and shifting duties. A push for a service pension bill gains traction while committee actions loom in Washington and Topeka. LESLIE WALLACE.

Washington Murdock FW. Cushman Kansas Cushman Mia Topeka

Markets Today at Higher Prices in Live Stock Trade

Market report notes large receipts of cattle and lower prices for hogs, with May wheat and corn showing gains amidst mixed offers. Provisions firming, metals and bonds mixed as stocks edge higher, led by strength in United States Steel and several preferred issues.

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Market notes and prices from Chicago and New York trade

Fragmentary report shows dairy markets like butter and creamery items, cheese, and sugar markets with steady to firm quotes. Stock and grain markets include Chicago wheat and corn receipts, Liverpool futures, and New York stock advances amid mixed commodity tones. Also referenced are cattle hogs and sheep at major midwestern markets with varied movements and prices.

Acquittal of Western Federation of Miners members in Sun and Moon plant plot

Georgetown January 1 After a 45 hour deliberation the district court acquitted all 18 members of the Western Federation of Miners charged with conspiracy to destroy buildings at the Sun and Moon mine at the Springs. Sixteen others faced trials, two cases were dropped. The defense offered no evidence. The trial lasted over a month with 300 witnesses examined. Defendants included D. C. Copley and J. Chandler of local unions. The case alleged an inner circle plotted the July 23 destruction of the Sun and Moon transformer house.

Georgetown Col Western Federation of Miners Tharnsy Getendanta D. C. Copley Chandler Idubo Springs Union Iétho Springs Union Sun and Moon

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