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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1902

Page

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Hagerman Urges a Universal Congress of Lawyers in Saint Louis

Judge Hagerman of St Louis, speaking to the State Bar Association, extols lawyers as the central force binding society. He warns against tyranny, praises the profession's duty in courts and governance, and calls for a universal congress of lawyers at the St Louis exposition to strengthen moral order and legal duty.

St. Louis Exposition Ignes Hagerman St Louis Biicurt Kansas Texas Ure State Hac Association Bevy Dave Fis Iveyer Bighrat Ren Quinte Nerhould Belune Deflver Jude Cedacel Hagermin Salle Runi Hint Greely Schley Brooklyn Ant Bar Amodethine Sagetug Hager

State university plans and legal notices at Kansas exposition

The meeting discussed the Lincoln the Louis iana Purchase Exposition held in St Louis and efforts to admit embryo lawyers. Deaths of Thomas Ferton and David Martin noted. Charles Biount Smith leads memorial committee. A report on legal practice and a separate building request for a law school at the State University were proposed for next session.

St Louis Kansas Tou Associativg Thomas P. Funton Leavenworth David Martin Atchison Su Vine Court Charlies Wwe TV l Stile Weil Judie Aton We South State University Tanschwok and Wal Education John PF. Switzer Far Lave

Louisville Cut Off By Winter Storm

Sacisville Kentucky reports Toutaville remains cut off from telegrams as storm damage lingers. Streets are clogged by sleet and ice while trees suffer. Temperatures rise with forecasted rain and worsening conditions.

Sacisville Toutaville

In Search of the Holy Ark Quest of Lost Covenant

A tale recounts Rev. Conner and a figure named Sosy pursuing the Ark of the Covenant in distant lands. The narrative weaves Old Testament themes with searchers moving to a mountain cave where a hollow leaf reveals a tabernacle. The story hints at divine guidance and reverent encounters as relics, prophets, and rulers converge around the sacred chest.

Conner Aarene Yusgyer Ramer Kev Parham CIA Ieee Alec Ae

Growth in U S Manufacturing From Census Report

The census bureau released a preliminary 12th census report on manufacturing industries. It shows 512,585 establishments with a 44 percent rise in numbers and a 52 percent jump in capital to 3 853 783 000 plus, with total wages up 26 percent and materials cost up 42 percent. Value of products including customs work and repairs climbs to 13 018 251 014, up 57 percent.

Washington San Sl Census Bureau

No More Strikes Planned By Steel and Tin Mills

The Assembled A Scelarion of Tron, Steel and Tin workers strike a pact with American SuseMoop, Reputite Tron and Steel to keep mills operating next summer. A new wage scale will be discussed at Wheeling in Apel, aiming at stability for three years and eliminating local mill committees.

Tron Steel and Tin SuseMoop Company Reputite Tron and Steel Company Wheeling Apel Shaffer

Ketcham Book Firm Admits New York Incorporation

The Wilber Bark Islandaite publishers and Railway, New York, are listed as newly incorporated with a capital stock of 375 660. The filing notes the company name and domicile, highlighting the recent corporate action and share value.

Ketcham Ausigns New Yorkan Wilber Bark i Soneaite Publishers Ralway

Baltimore Pastor Announces Immanuel Call to City

Rey. Mardheon of this city announces the call to Immanuel in Baltimore with penetarse set for February 9. Temperatures in large cities list Chicago 29, Washington 26, Cincinnati 30, St. Louis 28.

Baltimore York Jam Rey. Mardheon Immanuel Op Uist Teberpaci Chicago Washington

Prince Henrys Eastern Visit Itinerary Revealed

The arrangements committee publicized the final itinerary for Prince Henrys eastern western and southern trip. The schedule covers train movements from New York to Jersey City Baltimore Washington Annapolis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee and Niagara Falls with lookouts at Lookout Mountain and Niagara Falls and multiple ins and outs for steamer and rail connections through March showing hotel stays and brief stops at key points in Washington Philadelphia New York and Chicago.

Washington Prince Henry Pennsylvania Railroad New York Jersey City Baltimore Pennsylvants Railroad Jersey City Ten Shooters Island Ince Shooters Inlind Annapolis Naval Academy Pennayrvane Allegheny Johnstown Pitebure B. A Pennsylvania Pittsburg Columbus Cincinnati Queen and Crescent Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Nashville Louis Ville Wamtontes Pennsylvania Lines Lochville Aerive Indianapolis Iidianapolis St. Louis St Louis Convent Chicsago & Alton Ruthweny Chivaco Efe Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway Miwenkes Lake Binre Niagara Falls Rochester Syracuse Boston and Albany Boston Albany West Shore Railroad West Point Weehawken

Funston to preside at lecture by General Lee

Brigadier General Frederick Funston will introduce General Witshueh Lee at a February 14 lecture in the Auditorium. Mason A. M. Harvey arranged the Spanish American War veterans event under no auspices. General Funston, recently in Kansas City, accepted the invitation and will introduce Lee if possible. General Victer S. Metcalf will call the meeting to order and will introduce Funston.

Frederick Funston Witshueh Lee Mason A. M. Harvey Puneton Kansas City Les Funston Life

WARDEN TO QUIT AFTER PRISON ESCAPE INVESTIGATION

Pittsburg January 1 reports say John and Edward Biddle and Mrs Kate Soffel have vanished since escaping the prison. A $35000 reward dead or alive is issued. Police and detectives nationwide search while the fugitives may hide until publicity fades. Warden Soffel plans resignation following the prison board inquiry.

Pittsburg John Edward Biddle Kate Soffel Dewi United States Court House Cleveland Softel

Taft Testifies on Philippines Governance in Senate Hearing

Washington January 31 the Senate committee on the Philippines opened hearings on local government in the islands. Taft civil governor described provincial acts and appointed governors with Americans in key posts while Filipinos would eventually lead. He noted reforms progress, island by island, and the costly, complex administration with trials of native cooperation and Moros. Shaw named treasury secretary designate arrived in Washington to prepare for oath. Snow flurries expected in the Kansas area tonight and Saturday.

Washington Senate Hay W. UL Tarh Srcbipilagd Wilaens Livige Comuisites Taft McKinley Snut Filpino Negros Tutt Antigua Mindhnae Jolo Joles Shaw Janal Calle M. Shaw

Morgan Move Elevates New Rock Island Directors

Chicago awaits a potential railroad realignment as Pierpont Morgan governs Rock Island through new directors Moore and Morgan Moore. A traffic pact with Southern Pacific at El Paso hints at a El Paso Los Angeles line while extensions into Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory are discussed amid rumors of Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern acquisition with a Rock Island control 252 divisions.

Chicago Rock Island Piret Na- Hons Moore J. Pierpont Morgan ill-Moore Northern Pacific Roperties Burlington Morgan-Moore Texas Oklahora Indian Territory Cedar Rapids Northern

Aggressive Policy Heads Rock Island Stock Boost

In New York a conference of Rock Island directors and financial backers discussed raising capital to 1000000 with $120000000 aid to current holders. The plan aims to lock in 4 percent bonds and pursue free competition, extending the line to the coast.

Chicago New York Rock Island

Tillman Lashes Majority Over Philippine Tariff Debate

Washington January 21 Senate debate on the Philippine tariff bill features Senator Tillman defending South Carolina’s war record and critics of the majority. He accuses Republicans of conspiracy and obstruction and argues for honoring Massachusetts liberties while warning against treating Filipinos as chattels. The exchange touches on colonial history, Union principles, and ongoing war policy with interruptions from several senators.

Washington Philippines Senate Thilman Money Mass Lodge Indiana Beverlige Philippine Palley Utah Rawlins Tillman Massachusetts South Carolina Themelves Tilmant Mr. Tillman South Africa

Tillman Defends Philippine Tariff Policy Remarks

Senator Tillman denounces a commission order and defends a Philippine tariff bill as a deliberate departure from guiding principles of U S greatness. Br Hoar counters as the discussion turns to foreign policy and tariff walls between the United States and Democratic territories.

Tilman Br. Hoar United States

Norton Resigns as Department Commander in G A R

Norton resigns amid charges from the Abilene post of the G A R. The resignation ends the investigation into drunkenness and conduct unbecoming of an officer. Senior Vice Commander Remington assumes command until the spring encampment at Fort Scott.

Martin Norton Abbiene Post GAR Rerisnine Abilene Post Norton Abilene Order Department Si Torrance Minnneapolis Minn Inchief J. B. Remington Feld Reid Charles Harris Emporia D. K. Anthony Leevenworth Weldy Galena Topeka Blue Rapids Torrance Remington Council of Administration Fort Scott Tme

Stanley objects to Memorial Day clash for state convention date

Governor Stanley criticizes the May 28 date for the Republican state convention saying it risks running into Memorial Day. He notes the number of candidates and offices will require more than a day, possibly two, and urges shifting the schedule to avoid observing Memorial Day while preserving convention work.

Stanley Kansas

MUST FURNISH SEATS Formal orders end standing room only signs

New York officials plan to abolish standing room only at theaters by enforcing a statute against standing in passageways. Fire Commissioner Sturgis will direct fire captains to enforce the law, aiming to ensure seating for theatergoers. A second brief item notes a maritime emergency as steamers Atlantis and Iowa carried nearly 200 people in distress, though many survived and were found comfortable in safety.

New York Jan.a

Independent Glass Employers Boost Wages for Unskilled Workers

The Independent Glass Company and allied concerns announce a ten per cent wage increase for about 2,000 unskilled workers. The move, not tied to any catch or union, aims to set a standard for other plants in the Co-operative Window Glass group to follow.

Pittsburg Jan D. C Ningham Glass Company Theedia McKee & Co Cunninghame & Co. Chimica Guaningham Glass Remamders Glass Cou.pusty Tae Sependent Glass Company Indow Glass Company Aod Ast Fedati Co-operative Window Glass Y

Kansas City Father Funston and party visit after operation

A Kansas City report notes General Fred Funston in high spirits after wounds were dressed. A neighborly gathering from Erie county, including Mayor N Bridetoed and postmaster Beth Wells, shared toasts and stories. Dr E S Robinson announced ongoing treatment at Central Station with plans to move to Lawrence, then return to Kansas City and proceed home to Iola.

Kansas City Fred Funston Caffern Erie Weoabo County N. Bridetoed Beth Wells K W. Gugin Fred Carter Altstrict J. A. Batch OM. Johnson D. W. Cummings C Dutton W. Z. Alien Alen County E S. Robinson Oytion Central Raton Lawrence Kanass City Iola

Nordica to Rest as Concert Duty Recess Ordered

Lillian Nordica cancels engagements through next Tuesday after rail wreck injuries in Georgia. Doctors order rest following the strain of recent performances and touring. Nordica's condition improves mildly, but fatigue from the accident and ensuing events keeps her off stage for a period.

Santa Aserpara Cal Lillian Nordich Banera Madan Nordica Georgian Phy Kinian Haw Abe Malaine Nordica

Fatal head on wreck near Utah railroad yard

Three men killed in a head on collision between freight trains near the Utah railroad yard. Conductor William Webster, engineer William Tuskey, and brakeman John Ragland—all Grand Encior residents—were killed. The crash is believed caused by wrong orders, with both trains' crews reported injured or deceased.

Utah Woreera Arn Wilam Webster Wiliam Tuskey Daniel Sv Tohn Ragland Grandencior

Rock Island Station Depot and Power Plant Description

In Rock Island the terminal station of the Lake Shore and Iron Island system is described. The government complex includes the depot and office building, the tract sheds and four power houses. Estimated cost around ninety thousand dollars.

Chicago Cnonge Jam Sieharesee Teen Lake Shore Hock Island Lngrovernent

Tea Teamsters Strike in Atchison for Higher Wages

In Atchison Kansas January 3 twenty teamsters working for Creekly Pullen struck for better pay. Most quit, about ten remained. They say ice delivery has slowed since rates rose to two and a half cents per cake. Pullen refused more than two cents per cake. The strike began in the afternoon. Connecticut Manufacturer Deed reported in Meriden details of a New Haven area yarn firm.

Atchison, Kan Crekley Pullen East Atchison Puillen Paillen

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Hagerman Kan- Ans Lawyers The State Association Louisville Holy Ark Charles ¥. Parbam Holy Land Bic Growth Amalgamated Association Prince Henry of Prussia Gen. Fitzhugh Lee Islands Warner Northgoat Morgan Pierpont Morgan Los Angeles Pitchfork Breif Mr. Barton Kan Kunass Barton Stanley Objects Atlants Iowa Cunningham Window Glass Co Nordica California Rock Island Station Connecticut Meriton Conn Charles Parerst Ruyal
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