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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1901
Page
6
The Kansas Senate and House actions show elections every two years. Carpenter protests the concurrent resolution by Benetor White endorsing a capes war ordination. Only three votes against the resolutions as the debate continued with objections and calls for further debate.
A concurrent resolution passed Monday afternoon to honor Mr Stotler, noting his long service and influence in shaping policy. The obituary or tribute highlights his leadership roles and time in the legislature, including terms from 3571 to 1975, and extends sympathy to his family.
Smith argues for amendments to rail duties to curb warehousing power and counter trust influence. The debate centers on enforcing anti trust measures and creating a general body with control over elected officials and warehouses, amid confusion over reservation matters and legislative intent.
A damaged excerpt describes a medical quack claim about treating grip with an elixir. It mentions Gust Bague of Jackson and a three month period, alleging heart and nervous trophies caused by grip and that six bottles were sold or used. The legible text hints at a warning and a fatal outcome but lacks coherent details.
The piece advocates establishing a western state school on public timberland to educate teachers and students, envisioning a two year course at Rimperia, rent and income from surrounding land, and a state appropriation of five thousand dollars to begin. It argues the project will become self supporting and attract regional interest.
In a sparse Atchison session Captain Seaton introduced two measures addressing crime notoriety and crime victims. Proposals include a $40 allocation for a St Louis exhibit in 1903 and a $1,000 funding request for a statewide geological survey.
The railroad committee met with cattlemen hay dealers and millers to discuss bills before them. All parties favor the Miles bill, seeking better rates and fair treatment under the Gill law. Key dealers want faster car access, millers demand parity for Buchan Kanane mills, and a five cent wheat to flour differential is debated. Senators White Suratt and Wright were noted observers at the session.
Bills introduced include a law establishing a Board of Pardons, a bill to establish a state industrial school for boys, and measures for a colored orphanage home in Leavenworth. Also proposed are reforms affecting chartered or stock corporations and a high school establishment in Thorn County.
A favorable report from Senator Chaney backs a bill to build two crossings over the caw river in Stiewate county. The measure aims to connect walking routes and encourage road improvements, with options for workers or cash payments under local and federal financing provisions.
Lawmakers in Kajmas legislature favor a measure introduced by Senator Deht to protect a landmark property known as the Same Valne site. The action aims to secure historical relief and keep the structure from possible removal, aligning with the State MeT Society’s preservation goals.
The document lists numerous county and state committees with chairmen and members across Osage, Labette, Pottawatomie, Marion, Reno, Clay, Johnson, Wyandotte, Sedgwick, and other regions. It names chairs such as J.E Stavely, W.J Hand, G.F Johnston, and R.B. Anderson, plus numerous colleagues handling funds, immigration, irrigation, legislative apportionment, and municipal debt.
The readable fragment mentions a Harper protest and a resignation in connection with a semi-centennial observance. It references citizens signing a petition or statement and hints at a government official stepping down by late February. Consequent names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Cryptic OCR fragment notes House session shortened to facilitate Melville committees. Mentions Captain Seaton and a noon meeting for the week, with unclear references to personnel and access. No clear events, dates, or outcomes available.
The article describes a legislative session in which members discuss setting a salary for a committee and the cost of printing lists and rules. A Cowley official urges immediate printing of home committees while concerns rise about duplicative printing expenses. The debate centers on establishing new committee structures and minimizing public expense.
A long Kansas era report notes efforts to fund a county school in Believille by levying a tax and using proceeds from the sale of school lands. It details committee actions, Senate hearings, and personnel changes in the House and executive departments amid a push for education empowerment.
Mr F B Mitchell to become cashier and assistant treasurer of the Rock Island in Topeka February 1 Mer Stites oil has been traveling sudier for jines west of the Missouri river for some March 2pm cheater the present cashier will go to the paymaster's office in Chi
A telegraph from Brigadier General Firehush Lag reports calm in the Indian Territory despite unrest. It notes complications with Crazy Snake leader Chitto Harjo and Deputy Johnson, with protection instructed for railways and property. no violence acts observed yet, and residents urged to remain orderly.
A petition seeks an injunction against a prize fight spectacle described as a menace to public order. Lawyers for both sides, including Ward Maxwell Herron and Harmon, clash over the proposed restraint while the court schedules an early hearing as defenses prepare their answer.
A lawsuit filed in the Boe...aries court by Merchants National Bank seeks ownership of funds tied to John E. Lord a former general agent for Mutual Life Insurance in Topeka. The case centers on commissions and ownership of deposits held by the bank while the matter is resolved.
Washington January 29 senators filed credentials for Senator clert J Burton of Kanella and another senator. After routine business, consideration of the appropriation bill followed as shipping mill was set aside temporarily before adjournment.
Williams remains gravely ill at his Filmore residence due to an abscess, with medical attention ongoing and condition monitored by family and doctors.
Wichita reports a Philadelphia woman Mia Wassellar died in a Dorado Kansas blaze as she slept. Fire reportedly enveloped her clothing causing fatal burns before responders could extinguish the flames.
The article sketches Nicara guan customs surrounding death, noting traditions handed down from Indians and colonial influence. It mentions church practices, consecrated water kept in gold or silver reliquaries, jewel studded reliquaries, and the crowds that gather as music plays.
Hugh Dully signs to manage the Milwaukee American League team for the season. Philadelphia wins franchise rights with Connie La noted as a key figure. Pittsburgh expresses interest in Philadelphia, while meetings adjourn to March with no major rule changes anticipated.
A general strike disrupts Paris underground railways with widespread stoppages. Reports indicate employers and workers are in dispute over conditions, with transport corridors largely idle as unions press demands.
Chicago wheat prices edge higher in forenoon trading after Ashtor northwest reports and pirate activity influenced futures. Livestock trends show mixed receipts with steady to firmer dairy and cheese markets in Topeka and nearby exchanges. prices vary across regions and goods amid ongoing market chatter.
Readable fragments detail prices and receipts for wheat and hogs, along with mentions of Butter Market and Sugar Market. References to Chicago and market activity hint at an early 20th century trade context but text is garbled with many indecipherable words. No clear dates or firm figures can be confirmed.
Buyers and shippers of grain meet in Chicago with traders and brokers discussing consignment terms and market directions at the Board of Trade event. Officials and attendees outline pricing, delivery details, and future market expectations for grain trades.
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