Governor to State Exec Nation Says She Will Furnish Weapon
Mrs Nation commands the state executive, declaring she will supply the hatchet. The confrontation underscores rising tensions as she asserts control over weaponry in a political standoff.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1901
Page
1
Battle of Words as Saloon Smasher Calls Stanley Coward
A heated exchange erupts when Saloon Smasher labels Mr. Stanley a coward and challenges his manhood with taunts about being a woman, prompting a sharp reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stanley Tie
She Demands Action From Governor Over Power
A frustrated speaker tells the governor he has all the power needed, threatening county officials could be removed. The demand signals political tension and calls for decisive state action amid local governance disputes.
Nation Seeks Governor to Act in Saloon Crackdown
Mrs. Carrie Nation confronts Governor Stanley and County Attorney Nichols over closing illicit joints. Nation accuses officials of neglecting duties while urging enforcement of laws. Nichols dismisses her claims and cites legal constraints as Nation vows to press the fight with political and public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Tre
Paul
Stine
Stanley
Bras
Uae
Scottie
Nation
Mazes plea for a prisoner seeks governor pardon
A local appeal urges Governor Stanley to grant clemency for a Wichita man. The plea stresses mercy and rehabilitation, highlighting Mrs Nuti’s supportive stance and community concern for the inmate's future.
Man Who Looted Cuban Postal Funds Surrenders
Neely resigned. The man who looted the Cuban postal funds gives up his hold on the case and says he expects neither justice nor mercy from the courts.
Innocence Claimed as Million-Dollar Theft Mentioned in Cuba
A detained man asserts he could have stolen a million at once and expects prison in Cuba. He recounts opportunities, including a $1.2 million sum and gold shipments, insisting his innocence despite public doubt as legal steps unfold. The narrative weaves with officials, a governor, and neighbors questioning a Wichita suspect framed by limited evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Advertiser
Rathbone
Cnevry
Reeves ‘Marteld
Arig
Washington
Neely
Seventh National Bank
Nation, Mrs. speaks of husband and money woes
In a sweeping, garbled interview Mrs Nation discusses her husband Dave Nation, his traits and speech, his work as a lawyer, and her meager earnings from W C T O and Topeka. She notes she has received little money, about ten dollars locally, and that her work is not for pay but to aid others despite danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeah
Natio
Stanley
Hin
Howe
Tate Bulese
Loohind Othantt
Nation
Morroo
Rem
Narlon
Aurelie
Onioak
Cstte
Bern
Tnt
Simtr
Hur Syrah
Nalin
Walt
Iellow
Guy Nation
Teaning
Nichole
Cook
Sessions
Fintion
Mr Sessions
Mr. Sessions
Sterwarts
Wes
Cool
Als
Boeter
New York
Kansas
York
Keansin
Aecta
Godard
Eugene Ware
Ware
Mr Godned
Ana Ua
Shir Godard
Deus
Ana
Godacs
Bet Dam
Yd Watt
Gary
Texas
Cnn UT
Mad UN
Mr. Godar
Ee Ee
Bk Barbar
Volatore
Dee
Mra Nation
Dave
Bert
State House
Ranses City
Topeka
Chinese Policy Sparks Yale Commentary Debate
A Yale undergraduates debate on Chinese policy reveals strong feelings about Christian influence and Western capitalism. The discussion recalls past tensions, race, and imperial attitudes, with examples from encounters in Dayton and travel experiences highlighting the era's anxieties about foreign power and cultural superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Con
Ile
Henry C. Pete
Yale
Raulroed
Euler
Dayton
Jinrickale Eiaz
Verdi Dead at 87 Died Sunday Morning in Milan
The composer Verdi died Sunday morning in Milan at 2:50. He left an estimated fortune and a vast catalog of works including Aida, Otello, and La Traviata. His charity, long noted, continued as his death closes a career shaping modern opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Verdi
Otello
Palstaff
Milas
Lenanera
Publicejor
Blockade Broken On White Pass Yukon Route
Seattle observers report the White Pass and Yukon railway blockade dissolved after a weathered period of stoppage. Freight movements resumed the previous day, allowing traffic to flow again toward the Seattle area. Captain Higging reported the Dirigo steamship remained ready for further relief operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pass
Yukon 2
Seattle
Y Kon
Petrines
Roth
Dorin
Poveral
Dirigo
Iene
Rene
Funston Fights Detachment at Kenexs Cypn Battle
General Foret reports a clash with insurgents near Mantia on June 2. Thirty men cowered under fire while another detachment faced formidable resistance, including Tamurion and Tagtnton. Weathered by fierce ephemera, the action underscores ongoing disturbances in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenexs
Mantia
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Mrs. Nation
Mr. Stanley
Nichols
Ser Aedy
Mininrriew
Natiog
Wwe
Sire
Wien
Netien
Tim
Taney
Fiente
Hays
Sengwick
Mra
Brown
Seigwick
Torn
Beane
Michels
Leltebers
Sim Carrie Nation
Yoint Smasher
Excelsior Springs
Kneppe
Poe
Mr. Nichols
Mineatin
Interprige
Senate
Nom How
Teine Uc
Nichola
Pacifier
Apolpetes
Denver Post
Mazes
Nuti
den Phi
Wichita
Peta
Tam
Stonehsak Akeauae
Hie Yari
Aedin
Loddon
John W. Minctire
Cass of Commons
Abxty-Mieth
Hie Agre
Weahington
Mall Sev
Dritais
Bel
Venenuela
Potter
Funston
Toreett Dor Enwen
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