23 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
1
Pension Commissioner Ware addresses misperceptions about war service rewards and veteran treatment. The article traverses government bureaus, legal actions, and policy debates, highlighting historical tensions between civil service, military recognition, and bureaucratic processes.
Wartincun reports the treaty signed yesterday outlines terms near the original pact, with Columbia offered 100000 for secrecy and 6700 for related costs. The document details jurisdiction, payments, and anticipated Senate actions while outlining plans for canal construction and long term arrangements.
An obscure editor notes widespread crop distress in Colorado amid drought and failing harvests. Farmers fear heavy losses as scarce seed, rising prices, and poor yields threaten food supply. rail and road lines face strains while relief options remain unclear at state level.
A shaky account from Rillingt Montana describes sheriff involvement in a case tied to the Briers Tank family. The text mentions John Kirby and a habeas man detaining suspects, with unclear details about the raid, reinforcements, and potential charges or outcomes.
Goebel the author announces the return of the Colorado House member after a brief disappearance. Miami County Democratic banker introduces the measure. the session resumes as the lawmaker is not lost.
A Missouri Pacific passenger train wreck occurred near Yates Center after a coal train overlong switch caused one car to depart the main line. The engineer and fireman died, while a mail clerk and others were injured. rescue crews moved in as a wrecking train arrived to assess the scene. Governor Hailey and state banking debates surface amid broader political notices.
At Pittebure Florida on January 22 a blasting accident in the Wabash tunnel shaft killed two men and seriously injured four others. Foremen Frank Taylor and Harry did are among the dead. several workers suffered severe injuries as dynamite cartridges ignited unexpectedly. The blast occurred as crews prepared to resume work at the end of the shaft. investigators will determine whether a safety lapse caused the explosion.
The Midwinter Panda show drew more than 5,000 last night with every gallery seat filled and main floor crowded. Police and guards kept order while Chief Dovevin oversaw security. Guests Mason, Hendricks, and the Plamonden brothers garnered heavy applause for acts. Snow and travel disruptions were noted elsewhere in Colorado and Kansas, with weather forecasts calling for continued wintry conditions.
A Chicago to St Paul day coach express derailed near South Freeport on January 2. The crash injured 15 to 20 passengers, with flames threatening wreck survivors. Engineers and crew sustained injuries. several names from Minneapolis and Chicago appear in casualty reports. The train included a dining car and day coaches, with fire and wreckage delaying rescue efforts.
Proceedings reflect Miner convention actions in Indianapolis with disputes over Pennie Sarah and transportation changes. A monthly meeting cycle is proposed to discuss issues while a replevin suit in the circuit court demands attention. Local participants include Willie Henderson and others connected to the Caaning ceremony and Pen Dies company.
Governor Stanley and Mrs. Stanley rested aboard the 1 o'clock Rock Island train en route to Wickit. He plans to resume leadership of his old firm Stanley Cermeiline Evans by February 1 and pursue a substantial Supreme Court practice. He predicts frequent Topeka trips and hints at political prospects, though stresses he prefers returning to law duties.
Fragmentary text discusses the method for selecting a United States senator and timing of a state constitutional convention. It notes federal and state requirements, mentions concurrent resolutions, and references election procedures and journal records. Includes stray garbled city temperature snippets and an obituary-style line about an Omaha merchant.
Salyei Mak es answer in court denying fraud claims brought by lawyer Cisims. Salyer contends no money was paid beyond lodging and expenses, and asserts he did not defraud or owe the charges. The court heard arguments over payments and the defendant’s alleged obligations.
The Memphis to New Orleans special derailed on a side track in an industrial suburb. Five of seven cars derailed and a locomotive wrecked. Engineer and fireman fatally injured. three other crew members seriously hurt. About 65 passengers aboard. Wreckers suspected of opening the track to derail the train.
Philadelphia January hearing before the commission features Hewell Harris of Scranton and Motie Collicey of the Connell coal company detailing mining district labor, equipment capacity, and worker placements. Witnesses discuss duties, pay sites, and union influence amid questions on output and working conditions in emission districts.
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A winter storm hits Grand Forks and surrounding area with heavy snow, intermittent bursts, and strong southeast winds. Engine crews fight a fire in an elevator as travel conditions worsen and visibility drops across the region.
A dramatic handbill declares a man named Lynch guilty of high treason against Great Britain. The pamphlet calls for drastic punishment and cites alleged acts against the crown.
London dispatch reports Colonel Arthur Lynch member of parliament for Galway was found guilty of high treason and sentenced to death. Defense argued his naturalization for Boer support served no treasonous intent, while prosecution contended overt acts aided the king’s enemies. Lynch remained composed as verdict was read and the court adjourned.
Saturday specials clear out used stock with discounts on suits coats and skirts. Prices drop from 3.95 to 9.00 for menswear and ladies coats and skirts, with silk and wool fabrics featured. Normal items include $12.50, $15, and $21.06 salta reduced to lower tag values.
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