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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented notice lists travel itineraries from Topeka to Colorado and Denver via Santa Fe with fares and schedules, plus a Santa Fe route and advertising mix. Includes garbled lines about tours, dates in July, and contact hints. The readable items show rail and steamship style promotions and a drug advertisement interlaced.
Mrs Joseph Pry wins immediate custody of three children in Topeka after judge awards care to mother. Fry had signed a contract for their support but failed to provide. petition sought leaving children with Pry. Court notes 1880 law allowed private guardianship, but legislature later limited term. Fry wages garnished to support children.
Governor Stoney approved towing requisitions today. Fer and A Meer assigned to Wellington. Moore fled with a horse but was captured. Dick Juries in Oa Kan Hie to Ureete county for burglary. Lydt goods store robbed by O. BL. Smith at Sprineneta. Williams McFarland broke jail at Speingened. Seag ters for petty larceny. He also in cuntdy at Cawegn.
Real estate transfers listed include Be Morrison and wife to J Me Schwarts for 71 100 with multiple lot references in several streets. Additional transfers: Willard and wife to Dawson and wife for 2 000 with lots 186-39-36-40-68 and others. Miscellaneous names and parcels appear, plus notices of rail travel by Santa Fe Route and search for travel bargains.
An Army report notes Lieutenant J. C. Taylor of the Twenty-fourth Infantry helped uncover Aguinaldo’s location at Palanan after deserters leaked documents. Taylor provided valuable letters and aided in the operation, though he is not named in the official account of Aguinaldo’s capture or the rewards distributed to other officers.
New York July reports the house of commons will focus the remainder of the parliamentary session on government business. Str for Garet expected to introduce two education bills today, with a special Liberal education committee convening after the bill’s introduction to decide subsequent steps. The opposition leader may urge delaying progress until voters nationwide can study the proposals and send feedback to the Commons.
International executive board members Campbell and David Black arrived for a conference with Naini Poungees officers. The outcome could set a precedent for other manufacturing centers and influence wage scales. If talks fail, up to 1000 iron molders may gather in Chicago. The situation ties to the broader machinists strike amid Chicago labor unrest. In Berlin, news from Shanghai reports Kai-Fong-Fu to become Chinese capital and Pekin to return.
Correspondent reports San Juan shows a two week long 20 day fiesta with nightly entertainments races ribbons and prize money. The event features road races with cash prizes horse racing gambling illumination and a public fireworks display as San Juan and surrounding areas mark the patron saint day with broad civic celebrations and committees planning for Independence Day observances.
A garbled OCR fragment cites Cesare Siawe and references to wheat crop links among nations. It mentions Sark lane Express, Ritwata, and Aumirta-1, with scattered notes on Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, and the United States. The text lacks coherent narrative and clarity.
Two state banks were chartered today with Mayetta State Bank starting operations on May 1. Spottable State Bank is noted as a new institution with directors including Max Haemenl WP Daplely Lawel & Sebeler Hille HA Phatpa and W. The Tallon Electric Railroad company filed an amendment to its charter, with capital stock set at 250 000. In Boston the carpenters demand an eight hour day as the city sees few unionized workers left.
Ex Senator FW Young rebukes WN Gaines calling him a populistic czar in Topeka. He opposes fusion with the Democrats and urges adherence to Populist principles, noting the party's local status and decay since the 1900 Slow Falls convention. He predicts no easy unity with Democrats and calls for patient strategy.
In midsummer heat teachers and educators prepare for better work through normal courses and examinations. The institute series held last month in 59 counties has shifted to examinations today and tomorrow with sessions in Barber Medicine Lodge Junction City and other towns led by named conductors instructors and staff. Also notes bus and rail travel offers for Homeseekers Excursions via the Santa Fe Route to western destinations with special rates and schedules.
Local notices announce free delivery from select machine shops, highlighting rapid service and coverage across Gate and nearby areas in Kansas. Readers are urged to inquire at participating shops for eligible items and terms.
Classified rental notices list multiple small dwellings for rent including rooms and cottages. Entries mention water availability, minimal amenities, and locations near Copeland, Kansas, and Western Avenue. Various contact cues and vendor notes indicate limited leases and age of listings.
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