At The Capital Tour of World Seeds Formerly Of Kansas
Gossip from Washington notes Prof. David Fairchild long connected with the botany division of the Marine Department. His world tour to study seeds included stops in China and India, with plans to report to Kansans and aid farmers nationwide through exchange of plant material and expertise.
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Topeka State Journal highlights and notices 1901
The issue lists weather notes and timely items from Topeka with political notes on Congress, veteran preference proposals, and local civic updates. It mentions Paterson Mem Found Guilty, a Crown Victoria anniversary, theater notices, and a week’s political commentaries from The Topeka State Journal.
Reward Offered in Pat Crowe Case Dead or Alive
A Chicago dispatch reports a city council decision to offer 35000 for Pat Crowe dead or alive, with no specific crime named. The action increases the reward total to a large sum, amid ongoing references to the Cadahy incident and related public safety concerns. Weather notes follow with forecasts for the next few days.
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Etry Council
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Royal Eyes and Remarkable Lion Fight in Africa
London reports a royal eye examination by Prof Pagenstrecher at Osborne with Queen Victoria and Prince of Wales receiving the specialist. The army reform commission aims to bolster home defense and large scale maneuver capacity amid tax and land issues. Also notes a steel tube deal and a dramatic Africa lion fight where Mr Johnstone defends himself, sustaining injuries but killing the animal's charge.
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Moet
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Obsolete Eccentric Figures Roast in London Papers
London newspapers mock American wealth and courtly display after the Vanderbilt and Par h nuptials. They deride ostentation, calling the event tasteless and akin to ancient empire excess.
Revival to Close With Citywide Church Services
Topeka evangelistic meetings led by Mentra Potter and Bilhorn of Chicago near an end Sunday night. Over 700 names signed cards seeking Christian life as all churches unite for mass meetings at the Auditorium and morning services across denominations. Potter preaches on The Joy of a Believer with a 200-strong choir. Hithorn of Ohio speaks on From the Stage to the Pulpit.
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P. P. Bithorn
Ohio
Potter
Hithorn
Qualification of voters discussed by Philippine Commission
The Philippine Commission in Manila on July 19 debated the multistate election law section. It would require voters to own real estate valued at least 509 pence or pay taxes of 39 pesos, and for voters aged at least 23 to be literate in Raglan or Spanien, with Oaths and taxes under scrutiny by the U S Judge Tart. The proposal allows provincial governors to determine local election security, angering federal party leaders who object to broad power shifts. Land transfers from friars loom large as the policy reshapes assessments in rural districts.
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Betere
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Premleil Ub Arena Vine
Looks Ominous Symptoms Cause Anxiety At Cowes Ride
Looks ominous details accompany anxious symptoms as Wales hurries down for a special trip to Cowes at 1 30 this afternoon. Her Majesty's Own Surgeon is summoned from London for consultation and response.
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Queen Victoria's health worsens as empire watches
Reports from Osborne indicate the queen suffers great prostration with anxious symptoms while the Emperor of Germany hurries to be near his grandmother. The Prince of Wales and Princess Louise depart for Cowes as official statements remain guarded about her majesty's condition.
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Pariaihe
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Coeborne
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South Africa
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Prince of Wales
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Pulledin
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Berti
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Lord Edward Pelham
Iotica Eo Buddemham Paace
British cruiser departs port toward Channel courses
An early 20th century despatch details the cruiser Alinerva sailing from Portsmouth at 5 20 p m bound to intercept wares and relay messages amid political scenes in London Paris and Windsor with urgent notes on regency and the Duke of Cambridge's status as Wales prepares to assume regent powers and sign state documents as events unfold in the British capital
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Army Bill Passed After Senate Vote
Washington Jan 13 Senate faltered to set army reorganization last evening after amendments were agreed to by key senators including Morgan, Sullivan, and Spooner. Debate, vigorous but not bitter, centered on the canteen clause while support for the overall increase in the army grew into the conference committee's hands.
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Santa Fe names W Kouns as assistant general superintendent
W Kouns, supervisor of car service for the Santa Fe, is named assistant general superintendent with headquarters in Topeka. Houts comes from Union Pacific and will move frame and rolling stock. F C Fox shifts to New Mexico and Grande divisions, with Las Vegas as headquarters. E Ayer shifts from Panhandle to Western division at Le Junta.
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He Didn’t Vote Meander Says Denver Mistaken
Judge Leo Has sens leader of the G A BR returns from Washington and says Denver erred in blaming others for not forwarding the next national convention. He asserts he remained neutral and did not vote on the question while Denver seeks support from a Mikone delegation at the executive committee meeting. Cleveland and Pittetnre are also pursuing the issue.
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Pittetnre
Chinese Minister to Address St Louis Commercial Club
Wa Ting Fang, Chinese minister, arrives in Washington and is stopping at the Adolphus Hotel guest of the Commercial Club in St Louis. He will attend a banquet tonight and deliver an address on commercial relations with China.
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St. Louis
Wa Ting Fang
Washington
Guilty of Murder in Paterson Case Ends in Death Penalty
The Paterson murder case of Jennie Womphiet ends with a 30 year to life penalty for McAllister, Campbell, and Death after 14 ballots. The jury delivered guilty verdicts in the 19th century New Jersey trial, with intense courtroom tension and public interest.
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Ben Tork
Janit —Walter
Andrew J. Campbell
Willieta
Permane
Jennie Womphiet
Paterson
S.J
Heah
New Jersey
Dien
Aliietnr
Beattie Branch Offers $500 Reward for Killing Evidence
The Beattie branch of the International Cownuit O the World offers five hundred dollars for arrest and conviction of anyone connected with the death by violence of Ered Alexander, of Leavysworth, as reported Thursday night. Officials urge cooperation from Kammin governor, Renworth county sheriff, and local authorities in the investigation.
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International Cownuit O
Ff the World
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Emoh
Alexander
Leavysworth
Faa
Guverhir
Kammin
Renworth
Local theater bows amid controversy and crowds
A disorderly scene at a Dixie venue sparked by accusations of mistreatment and mismanagement during a performance. Patrons and staff report tense conduct, with critics claiming biased handling of seating and meals, while organizers defend safety and order.
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