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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
7
A chaotic early court session opened with disorder as cases were assigned, fines levied, and warrants executed. Several defendants faced fines and bond issues while witnesses and attorneys clashed over evidence in a sprawling district court proceeding.
Practical guidance for hot weather meals focuses on cooling breakfast options. Suggested items include grape nuts with cold cream, wheat bread, and butter to boost energy, with emphasis on simplicity and digestibility during heat.
Local reports describe discharges and evasive actions surrounding Mrs Nation and Mrs White amid police efforts. Several chiefs and officers respond to disturbances at a scene as inmates and suspects are identified. A man named George Washington Jones is found intoxicated and erratic, while another prisoner described as CAPROR faces scrutiny.
International race from New York begins in the first week of August. Competing ships Acme and Brilliant sail to Yokohama via Behring Strait and the China Sea. Acme is a faster, larger vessel with a seaworthy build while Brilliant is slightly smaller with balanced performance.
Wichita July 1 The finance committee of the city council met to discuss reducing the school district levy by one mill for the coming year. The total levy would drop from 28 to 23 mills, lowering tax receipts by about $4,500 if the ordinance passes.
Lieut Brown of the Second Infantry faces murder charges in the killing of a native at Binangonan, Tanta province. The incident followed a river crossing under fire when the native fled after questioning by Brown, who then shot him. Capt. Fremont of the same regiment is on trial for striking a soldier amid related tensions. A Washington witness is sought to testify.
An inquiry notes that Bim faced charges after a physical encounter with Secretary Otto Scherr of the province who disapproves of the governor's administration. U S commissioners believe Scherr is true to native interests.
London dispatch reports the Duchess of Albany betrothal to the Earl of Rosebery but notes Queen Victoria refused to countenance the match. The Duchess, who has kept to philanthropy and charity reforms since the Albany line's decline, faced opposition and distance within royal circles.
The Hyde family of Plainfield New Jersey incorporates the Union County Investment Company with Chas S Hyde dying June 22 leaving a 33 million estate to a widow Elizabeth Keppler Hyde and six stockholders. The firm will own 300000 paid in capital with shares allotted to Elizabeth Hyde and four sons plus a daughter.
Emporia Kan soldier returns from service and disappears after alighting train with a clerk. Local reports note odd behavior and missing funds or items, with authorities seeking information. Strong local figure involved remains unnamed pending inquiry.
General Wood will be in Havana on July 11 as Governor Wood pauses a good night and feels well this morning. Vic has hardly any fever and his illness is not critical. Physicians express confidence in his recovery.
Paris report highlights a proposed 1884 84 million navy budget with 5.4 million shifted to war and colonies, raising concerns over France’s debt of about 20 million annual interest. Population steady at 25.6 million prompts debates on sustaining both army and navy amid resource limits.
A letter to the State Journal from a Shawnee county jail inmate alleges severe meal shortages and impure water. The writer claims meat is spoiled, meals are undercooked, and prisoners cannot afford clean water, urging local authorities to investigate humane conditions. Sheriff Williams responds with details on rations and jail staff.
Haskell was defeated in Minneapolis after a steady up hitting game by Minneapolis, with a ninth inning rally deciding the outcome. This marked the sixth game in Minneapolis for Haskell, who still seeks a first win. Also noted are city bond refunds arranged with a Hutchinson firm, bonds issued at 4 percent, 20 year terms with options after five years.
Fire at a flour and ice business in Kas destroyed the store and adjoining house. Reports describe a man named M. Hogarty of Lexington as seeing a yellowing of his skin while others note his severe illness. A doctor listed is P. Menninger with contact details in Topeka.
A Chicago incident described by Mayor Patten involved the Dowieltes clashing with protesters. Officers redirected hose lines to prevent further harm after injuries were reported including cuts to faces eyes and shoulders. The crowd dispersed as police guarded the area without further violence.
The Spanish mail steamer Mexico from Buenos Ayres is ashore south of Viang. The crew are being rescued. The vessel is 1,366 tons net, owned by the Campeanian Tranchesteam of Barcelona, built in three? sea length in feet.
A general cargo ship en route from Philadelphia to London grounded at the Horseshoe, about ten miles below the city. Nighttime contact was lost, tugs were dispatched for assistance, and other details are garbled in the report.
A Wichita promoter group drives a sale of Pt Wayne-Marlon Inc to fund system expansion. W B McKigtey and Gov J F Mill lead eastern investors as a new firm forms with W & McKinley at Titthote. S L Nelson of Wichita named president with W Mo of New Hampshire as treasurer. The venture plans to spend 3 000 010 on connecting lines to northern Exdtuna, extending St Wayne & Southwestern toward Indianapolis.
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