24 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
1
Royal proceedings mark the accession with medieval pomp as crowds in London witness the accession of Edward VII. Reports note Windsor Castle ceremony and a formal proclamation, while condolences pour in from cities and ports. A royal cortege and military honors accompany the transition as ships sail and courtiers journey to St James’s Park.
A London telegram reports unrest surrounding the queen’s last moments and palace intrigues. Rumors tie to the Prince of Wales and the Marquis of Sattle, with speculation on the premier’s future as political tensions rise amid royal succession.
The proclamation announces Edward VII as the newly proclaimed king, formalizing his ascent to the throne. The notice notes official confirmation by the relevant authorities and marks the start of a new reign.
The ceremony featured the Duke of Norfolk and royal family members as police and guards lined The Mall and Priory, with Sir Evelyn Wood and dignitaries on the balcony. Heralds, a marching band, and the king’s proclamation were heard clearly as crowds cheered and saluted, followed by a royal pageant in a formal procession.
Direct telegraph from Keystone ranch reports Roosevelt party stopping there in mid January. Between January 13 and 24 several elks grown, three kittens and eight lynx were killed. A Saturday chase with hounds led to a lion encounter and a decision by the governor to remain two more weeks.
Local column notes a parade by the cullacy end of the company with soldiers, horses, cannons, and bases. The procession will pass by ADON with police and sheriff duties in focus. Tax collection penalties and a property tax fee are mentioned amid garbled details about duties and costs.
A New York report says Mary Hulgabeth Lease, famed lecturer and activist, lies in her apartment with a broken knee and white swelling. The article notes she may not retire while Bryan lives, recounts her financial and family struggles, and cites her condition after a recent fall.
A special dispatch notes William Jennings Bryan plans a European trip to study colon age exchanges and to prepare a series of letters for the Commoner. Bryan’s departure is expected in the early spring, though timing may vary as he seeks material for abroad correspondence.
Emporia Kansas late Sunday afternoon Jacob Statler III a veteran editor was transported to a Kansas City hospital after unspecified illness or injury. The report notes his long service as postmaster and state senator with ties to Emporia and the Stow Mie family, outlining a lengthy career and community roles before the incident.
Vancouver notes summarize a petition from the Chinese Reform Association of Canada and the United States calling for public building reforms and removal of troops, with envoys and plenipotentiaries debating responses. French and German sentiments are mixed while liberal leaders mull new arrangements. Also brief political rumor on Col Lindsey and a weather note for Chicago with warmer Friday and southerly winds.
A bill introduced by Senator F Dumont Smith proposes a three judge Court of Conciliation to settle disputes between employers and employees and to protect public peace. The act would grant broad powers to compel witness attendance, production of records, and contempt, with liberal procedures for speedy hearings and enforcement across the state.
City members of the G A RH expect to meet in Denver and Cleveland. A delegations from Cleve ton and Chicago will travel to establish a site for a station and begin preliminary arranging.
A Kansas City street fracas between Carrie Nation led W T U women and Mrs John Schilling backed saloon supporters turned into warrants and arrests. Nation faced charges for disturbing the peace while Mrs Schilling and husband were accused of assault as both sides clashed near a saloon. The fight began when Nation and allies entered a nearby store in a bid to attack the saloon, culminating in warrants issued and a courthouse appearance.
A district court suit accuses Chabowhas of assaulting a young man at a Greek candy store area. The claimant says an accidental collision toppled a vending machine, shattering glass and injuring the man in the face and head before police intervened.
Jan 64 dispatch from Omaha reports Gen. Metnhngh ordering Ola to move to the area of Creek discontent and Choctaw resolutions supporting Governor Dukes. U S marshals hunt for leaders while bands are dispersed. warnings of armed Choctaw near the Galina County line and heightened tension east of the Arkansas frontier.
A distorted report from St Louis Missouri describes Judge Caldwell’s condemnation of the fellow servant rule in a collision near Trinidad. The piece notes Maher and other railway workers involved, with references to orders misread by the train crew and ensuing legal implications for duty and liability.
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