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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
7
Ceremonies at the World’s Fair Jerusalem exhibit in St Louis drew praise and drama as religious rites, speeches, and a living tree dedication unfolded. President Roosevelt reportedly displeased with Kansas Senator Burton over a stock promotion letter, with fallout echoing through political circles.
A long passage claims Kansas politics swirl around Charter Flood Smith and a circuit judge appointment. It alleges Mulvine pressured President Roosevelt and White House officials over Hook and Leland preferences, accusing Burton of forgery and creating a rift with the White House while describing a planned Jerusalem exhibit controversy.
Captain W H Sams mayor of Bexhage lies seriously ill in Topeka on Sixth Avenue with few days expected. Millie contacted friends to visit from Font Ridge as the evening train brought them. Injuries from a train accident are reported for Mrs Wilting Meat and her young daughter, with others affected by a northernd storm and lawn work incident.
About 20 000 mechanics returned to work today under the modified plan of the employers association in New York. The joint board of arbitration will replace walking delegates as unions with broad support for the plan voted to accept it. Lumber prices are to rise to 800 by Wednesday and many unions and operatives resume duties as supply issues ease.
Junction City Kan July 12 Gilbert Mullis leader of the mob at Leavenworth in October 661 allegedly murdered Guard Waldrate and led a prison escape was captured in town Sunday afternoon about 1 o'clock by citizen L P Folek United States Marshal Mackey halted his escape by stationing men across routes Mullins blocked by river and pursued by Folek Mullins leaped a hedge Folek shot him as he ran Mullins collapsed crawled under farming tools and was later captured He was uninjured by the shots The reward of two hundred dollars for his capture was claimed Two other escapees Harry Harney a highwayman and three Negro prisoners were still at large Barney the other prisoner returned to town Saturday night The capture ends a tense chase through the timber and fields.
Unclear weather outlook reports a drop from intense heat with a high 81 degrees in the region and a low near 6 at Belock. Forecasters predict a partial clearing and warmer conditions returning on Tuesday. Corn and western districts show falling temperatures across several areas.
The Journal reports prearranged judicial appointments in Kansas with terms expiring in January. W Adams to succeed Judge Dale, C Hurrell to replace Judge, M Simpson to meet him, J B Moore to become Judge Fisher, W G Hand to replace Moore, and Holt Stillwell and Simon(s) to seek new terms. Also mention of Tudeo Foote’s missing pony found by Burlingame marshal.
A lively session in New York futures opens with strong wheat gains led by near month contracts, but prices ease as fears of oversupply and weather conditions temper gains. Corn follows wheat with active trading. mixed signals from buyers and sellers reflect cautious appetite amid volatile grain corridors.
A New York expert outlines traits defining a pretty woman. Features must be regular and blemish free with clear eyes and long lashes. The guide lists facial harmony, a poised gait, graceful posture, and a crystalline voice as the core of true beauty.
A long pending land dispute in district court grew tense as Judge Ravened urged swift action to avoid further delay. The case centers on Poindexter and Toole with ties to a Windsor County drill and a Western mining claim involving several dozens of acres, against a telecommunication firm seeking settlement and canceled warrants.
A whiplash day in the market saw New York Central and St Paul dip then regain much of the loss as bears pressed with heavy offerings and swift cover rallies. Declines ranged over 1 to 2+ points in several names including Reading and Southern Pacific while recoveries lifted Atchison and Canadian Pacific. In bonds, prices were weak at noon amid volatile intraday moves. Livestock markets in Kansas City showed cattle and hog receipts with steady to firm undertones amid mixed demand.
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