Mr Longs Hat and the Congressman's Hairline
A garbled report describes Mr Long and a congressman with misread mention of hair and headgear. The fragment hints at a political tour and coded references, with remarks about the hat and the travel plan.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
7
A garbled report describes Mr Long and a congressman with misread mention of hair and headgear. The fragment hints at a political tour and coded references, with remarks about the hat and the travel plan.
Secretaries urge Aguinaldo to back a joint plan proposing a Philippine bank capitalized with 1 000 000 gold and 250 000 000 in gold credit to finance development. The scheme aims to fund agriculture, credit, and public works under insular government supervision, with repayment tied to special deposits and interest.
Obituary notes Julian Ralph's death in New Fork with mentions of Dr Calvin and a widow. The piece shifts to a legal matter about a pharmacists permit and tax details under a case led by Mr Von Tries, outlining required signatures and a court process for permit approval.
Arraignment opened in London as Colonel Arthur femnch faces charges of aiding and abetting the crown’s enemies during the late queen’s death. The case, before Lord Alverstone and six other justices, featured dramatic assertion that he acted under satanic influence. The death penalty was discussed but later remains abolished in practice. authorities noted the historic precedent since Victorians in 1831.
The late Kankakee Grocers convention elected FB Peck of Caw as president and DB Welch of Fire as treasurer. Banquet attendance reached about 400 with a review of legislative committee work and tax discussions. A plan to postpone events to Friday was noted, with papers on mercantile taxes and grocery industry topics presented by prominent state merchants.
Foreclosure proceeding against Belvoir includes a mortgage secured by real estate described as a home with a heating plant and outbuildings. The case notes a sale price around $500,100 and a 2 acre property with structures, under the supervision of the court and related parties.
Amid a tense state capital standoff, lawmakers dispute seating and recognition of the Senate. Democratic members block the chamber, while talks under Gov. arrangement seek a settlement between rival parties. No joint session to vote on a U S senator today, as adjournment moves proceed and debate continues.
A scrambled report notes the house considering varied items including charitable appropriation measures, local bills, and public notices. Names such as Stavely, Robbins, Perkins, and Brandt appear among references to legal and county attorney topics with partial fragments indicating adjournment at noon and ongoing committee actions.
Fragmented report traces legislative turmoil as governors and senate clash over inter state commissions and tax measures. References to prison reform, proposed real estate powers for corporations, and party divisions hint at a tumultuous session with bills pending and committees advancing in a tense political climate.
A three story Plankington Packing warehouse in Ailwackes Wisconsin on Sixteenth Street burned after hogs inside the building were destroyed. Firefighters reported a massive blaze with the loss of hundreds of hogs and an estimated damage between 500 and 60 000 dollars.
The Dover caucus reports oppose extending the offer to deal with Republicans on the sun for each. W E Kniga, a member of the committee, says the move is rushed and ignores constitutents. Telegrams from Republicans and Democrats outline the split as the chamber aims to elect Adaicke while short term terms remain contested.
A fourtess inch vein of coal near the surface of J. W. Colley’s farm northeast of Horton has been discovered. Experts report excellent quality with potential for a much heavier vein, about seven feet under the surface, signaling imminent mining prospects.
Senator Codding of Pottawatomie proposes a senate judiciary committee inquiry into the validity of the law. He notes the 1808 extension by reenacting one section and calls for amendments if needed. He supported the bill when it was waned and wants corrections if any flaws exist.
A Jan 31 bulletin reports formalin use in a medical context with references to Dr Walter H and hospital protocols. The text discusses market reactions, changes in stock prices, and notable declines and gains across multiple exchanges including New York, Chicago, and Canadian divisions. The piece notes a broad easing in some sectors and shifts in rail and transport shares.
Chicago markets report wheat advancing on strong cash demand and early gains, with mixed activity in corn and oats. Hog and cattle markets show firm undertone, with hogs steady to higher and cattle steady as traders weigh futures against cash receipts and seasonal demand patterns. Market notes reference Minneapolis and Duluth activity, Liverpool price signals, and regional receipts, with overall cautious optimism for near term prices.
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