24 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a clouded report about an anthracite trust dispute in Townton. Mentions of a malice charged trial and a James Ca wello figure, with references to a prospective buyer or owner list and scattered city names indicating a broader regional frame.
Berlin reports defend acts in Venezuela amid ongoing bombardment near Maracaibo. German foreign office rejects false American press claims and cites adherence to international law. Panamanian and Venezuelan tension rise as ships clash and blockades threaten trade routes.
In a continuing effort to resolve outstanding demands, negotiators report progress on settling claims before formal proceedings. Officials emphasize a forward path toward final agreement to avoid extended disruption and restore normal operations.
A state convention debated ownership of coal and the railroads impact on mills and mines. Resolutions called for allowing unions to organize, set wages, and fund strikes while preserving a federal role. Officers and committees were proposed with salaries and duties outlined amidst vigorous debate.
Denver January 21 Democrats press to elect a senator despite absence of a quorum. Madden faces expulsion if he returns. anti Wolcott Republicans arm with Democratic support for action. Senate convenes, house remains barred, and secret talks unfold about enforcement and possible arrests.
A druggist faces charges amid a tense court proceeding on a weathered case. Witnesses testify about the crime scene near Cornet Street and a carious exchange near PEK Street, with prosecutors seeking a strong verdict. The defendant denies intent to abandon the case as four associates provide support, including Colitis and Serhl, though no conviction results yet.
Fragmentary text mentions Harry Gordon, Lieutenant governor of Chin, and references to a governor, elections, and political activity. It alludes to a person named Gordon and a potential rise in political office amid unclear surrounding details and locations.
Reported tremors were felt in multiple locations with emergency alerts issued. Observers noted shaking near various towns and a warning about aftershocks. No injuries or damages described in the fragment, but authorities advised caution and monitoring.
Manin Jan 24 reports the Sultan of Jol to depart for a visit with Tipline protection. He travels with a native retinue and will be welcomed. The sultan’s mother, the Sutana of Jol, died of cholera at that time.
Democratic lawmakers failed to choose a senator as joint sessions dragged into the night. Absences of Madden and Kells hindered progress while caucuses battled factions. Republicans opposed a late adjournment as Democrats warned of moves to unseat officials. Statewide tensions persisted through tense votes and committee actions.
The American line steamer St Paul broke down in Southampton water this afternoon soon after sailing for New York due to a machinery mishap. The injury is trivial and the delay will be only a few hours.
Washington Jan 24 The house committee on naval affairs resumes its probe into Lessier bribery claims. Philip Doblin testifies detailing ties to Symek and Quigg, discussing talks about a $5000 offer to influence Lesser’s vote on a torpedo boat bill. Doblin describes phone calls and office visits amid broader pressure to shape naval legislation.
A boy was struck and fatally injured in a dune-related incident. Investigators are reviewing the scene and authorities have not released the victim’s identity pending family notification. More details awaited from local police.
Liberal Kansas January 24 W L Coombs freed on habeas corpus after murder trial could not secure a jury He reportedly converted at a Salvation Army revival and plans to plead for mercy in open court He supposedly gave his home to the widow of Arthur Smith and pledged monthly support if spared.
Many items sold this week but good picking remains for all. Silk Section will feature double the pieces for next week at 39 and 55 cents per yard and waistings will be added. Remnants of silks reduced from 34 to 14 percent. Black wools will be offered on Monday, with sale withdrawals possible at day’s end.
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