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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
2
Contests were close as four events were held at Lake Contrary in July. Cornell led the varsity race, with Columbia and Pennsylvania in pursuit, and a record time noted for the eight event.
In St Louis on July 3 Donovan forecast an eight win run and a top four finish. By mid June the prediction held as eight eastern games were completed with seven wins, including a close loss at Cincinnati, boosting the Cardinals toward a strong standing.
Announcement last night stated Yale University Boat Club will send John Kennedy, former professional mouster, to Emsland to study Bugliels university rowing. Ben Fede will depart at once and remain there until October to study English rowing methods and boat builders.
Geniator Patrick H McCarren backs Hoodoo Heyots Stable Mae York as a training plan unfolds. McCarren asserts no retirement and aims for a clean sweep. Adiopso Blue and Kine Bramble exit early at Aqueduct but drift later, while the senior from Wil- Masi Julia reflects on a promising gorge in.
In South Bend on July 3, Rooney defeated Sweeney in a grappling bout at Matab. Gripman Wits scored two falls as McWeeney from Chicago and others provided strong showings. The second fall lasted nine minutes, with Rooney securing the win in the final stretch.
Birds of the island were liberated at 4:20 o'clock, with favorable winds aiding their flight. Each bird reportedly reached its destination today as they endured the harsh terrain and heat without interference, demonstrating remarkable endurance.
The article discusses players fearing a National League collapse and possible independents forming. Wayne Indiana reports a catcher change with Latimer replaced by a veteran. Whitneys horse winner at Newmarket. Fourth of July program adds extra games. Pittsburgh releases Lew Wiltse. notes on national and American league games, players like Sheckard and Demant, and various team movements and performances.
The article notes Gene Ponti and Seibach tied for first in the sugologr contest, with Seibach performing well as a hitter. It mentions Fulte and Lajoie contributing in the American Seagun standings, Larry posting a .045 average while Fulte carries a perfect 1.000 on base, and Datty of Milwaukee excelling as an Athletic vais er with 29 games played without an error.
A bolt struck a St Louis party seeking shelter beneath a large sycamore by Dead Creek Cahokia. William Niape and Louis Stern aged 26 were among the dead. A father and others, including a 12 year old and a 14 year old, were injured. The catastrophe left bodies badly marked at the waist and legs. Rescue efforts failed to save all involved.
Albert L Johnson of Cleveland died in Brooklyn Fort Hem ten from heart trouble. He was surrounded by his brother Tom J Johnson and his mother at his bedside. four children were present. He had been active in eastern operations related to transit plans linking New York City to Philadelphia, Newark, and beyond.
July 3 Minneapolis dispatch notes a push for reform amid alleged vice districts in Berlen and surrounding areas. Authorities report female workers and venues linked to immorality, with wider concerns about social corruption and law enforcement responses.
A cured or improved general debility is described with weakness and fatigue. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla restores blood vitality and tones the body, suggesting it lifts spirits and improves strength. It appeals to readers seeking renewed energy and relief from exhaustion.
Local readers debate the refunding of Chase County’s C I & W railroad bonds, alleging illegal sale and secret contracts. Citizens defend commissioners and cite public meetings, while supporters urge a refunding arrangement to establish a sinking fund.
Fanny Emeryee, also known as Fanny Bear, daughter of Bur Bear Osage chief, was seen at Erie court on Sendley for business. She seeks government headright interest on two million dollars, after drawing 25 acres for herself and eight children. Old Big Bear and Osage tribe once lived in Ohio before moving to Kansas.
A couple drove 100 miles to marry on the hottest day of the year. Miller and Delle Hugion, aged 21 and 15, faced parental opposition and traveled from Mound City to Fort Scott before securing a license at the county seat.
The Portland Cement Company begins operations at its mammoth plant this week, shipping about 31 loaded loads per day and producing roughly 3,000 barrels daily. If freighted, this volume equals around 10,800 cars per year, forming a solid train of freight cars extending far toward Kansas City.
A grim report notes the death of four children in a foster care case described as compromised by intoxication and neglect. Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the youths, with early testimony indicating serious concerns about guardianship and care.
The dispute over the $109,000 script and bonds held by Police Judge Frank Lindeau and Topeka Ardounting is being argued before county commissioners. The parties fear outcomes as a proposed compromise on about $40,000 may be pursued, while the matter remains in court.
Syracuse Kansas July 2 heavy rain drenched the western portion of the state with a prolonged downpour. The storm, described as a general rain, delayed railroad engine fires and caused other stoppages as sections experienced heavy precipitation and associated disruption.
July 3 Kansas items report a Republican city council in Concordia appointing two Democrats to assessor and warden posts, with all officials noted as not veterans. Separate notices list pension awards across Kansas, rural route plans, and local post office changes. A Clyde stabbing involving a 7 year old and a youth named Naylor is described as dangerous. suspect William Berger, once jailed for theft, is cited.
McPherson July 3 Edwin mm 20 years of age committed auioids last dsbers. Tally wad gone and had left Badwin at home. Amy returned they found himying on the floor w pool of blood around him. He was crippled and had become despondent at mccount of his affliction.
Rev. named probate judge of Linn County by Governor Steey amid a heated scramble among local politicians and the county central committee. Mound City preacher and Republican supporter from Parker and Mitton were noted in the appointment process, with endorsements and delays reflecting intense partisan lobbying.
A six hour blaze swept through downtown Huntington from 1 to 5 yesterday, destroying the Adelph Hotel after a wiring fire. The fire consumed the hotel and many other buildings across the block, with private offices, fruit stores, a barbe shop, and numerous small structures burned. The total damage is estimated at $200,000.
W A Deford of Ottawa declares if he cannot remain a Bryan Democrat he will switch to the Republican side. He views Kansas Democratic factions as a struggle between Bryan loyalists and those seeking eastern reform, and opposes the Lay Matic rut. Deford aims to keep Kansas democracy aligned with Bryan principles and to preserve party organization.
July 3 report from Washington states the department declined to protect the rights of Cher Aten, an American, against the Mexican government. Allen was arrested for working on a broken water pipe in Hasenada without a municipal permit. The Superior court discharged Bis and awarded damages for improper prosecution, but the state department says no viable malicious prosecution claim exists. Enworth Lesgue in Francisco faces a $4500 round trip offer from Topeka with tickets good to August 31. Santa Fe depot tickets go on sale July 6-12 with various routes and free itineraries announced.
Announced Rock Island excursion schedule lists a round trip from Cincinnati to Illinois aboard a ship named Vin The Great Rock Island. It covers July 20 to 28 with inclusive dates and returns to Cincinnati. The text is mangled but indicates travel, dates, and origin.
A fragment from a coastal log notes an eerie, ice filled scene during an observation period. The terse entry records uncertain conditions and potential hazards as ships maneuver near treacherous waters.
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