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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1902

Page

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Shipping at a Standstill as 20000 Idle Halt Trade

Chicago July 14 as the freight handlers strike enters a second week twenty thousand idle workers seal freight depots and stand to lose millions daily. Pickets guard warehouses police keep order and non union substitutes wait. Wholesale houses halt shipments while perishable fruit and ice move only with effort amid a dead market and disrupted rail service.

Chicago Dinary Curran South Waterstreet Bae Michipas Crvtes Brataht Ican Wisconsin Tonluy Tve Paultey Oriety South Water Treet Sila Tall St. Joseph Mich Field Knickerbocker Tce Company Santa Fe Westerday Klokerbocker Tee Company Plekete

Drowned Near Home: Tragic Death of 1-Year-Old William Kennedy

William Kennedy, a one year old child of James Kennedy, drowned in Ward's creek north of Potwist, while wading with others. The current was calm, water shallow, and a backflow from the river filled the stream to a depth of about one to one and a half feet near the scene. The boy became entangled near the shallows as family members searched and helped in the attempt to rescue him.

William Kennedy James Kennedy Ward's Creek Potwist Greetwood Avenue Clay Center Times Pete Foley Parsons Post Office Parsons Burton Foley

Kennedy drawn into fishing tragedy at area shore

A boy search for a bear led to a fatal drowning near the shore. A diver found the body at 6%5 and brought it to the family home. The funeral was held at 4 o'clock this afternoon.

Annedy Blage

Tracy the Fox Captain Still At Large Near Palmer

Seattle dispatch reports Tracy eluding deputies across Indian Reservation and Enumclaw area. A suspected fight near Palmer schoolhouse last night followed by a chase to Buckley and back toward Koumelaw. Authorities fear Tracy’s movements may continue toward Ye Stam pede Pass as dogs and posse pursue him.

Seattle Wash Tracy Engiacawn Kanssak Buckley Palmer Nieht Haumelaw Mornie Enumclaw Palmer School House Koumelaw

Flood Damage Halts Rail Lines Near Lawrence

Flooding along the Kaw River at Lawrence Kansas caused the riverbed embankment to fail and fifty feet of Union Pacific track to wash out. The Santa Fe line was also blocked. The river rose three inches overnight affecting North Lawrence homes. Two spans of the Linwood bridge collapsed and the Eudora bridge is weakened.

Lawrence Kaw Union Pacific Santa Fe North Lawrence Jay Linwood Eudora Manhattan Topeka Kious Madison Streets Inorth Sardow Avenue Atha Bel Wolff's Lake View Take View

Sunday Chautauqua Guests Attend Ottawa Church Services

Sunday at Ottawa saw visitors fill city churches as speakers from across Kansas and Illinois addressed congregations. Notables included W Larrimore at First Presbyterian with a youth club, J P Martin of Virgil preaching at North Ottawa M E, and H W Chalfre delivering the message at the Christian church.

Ottawa Kan W. Larrimore First Presbyterian Church J. P. Martin Virgil North Ottawa M. ES Wiliam Eaton Cherryvale Orlock D. D. Lynch Wichita

Weather and obituary snapshot from July day

The report notes a hot day with a high 59 and low 72, southwest wind at 6 mph, and a government forecast of generally fair conditions with possible thunderstorms. The city mourns Elizabeth Daly sister of the noted actors, who died at her Revere home after several months illness.

Oberver Jennings Dalys Boston Elizabeth Daly Nate Revere

Topeka Cut Off as River Recedes After Flood

The Kansas River peaked at a record height of 16 feet 4 inches and fell 3.5 inches by mid afternoon. Union Pacific tracks near Lawrence were washed out, isolating Topeka and delaying two passenger trains while repairs and alternate routes were arranged. Water crept across land from Oakland to Grantville, flooding farms and isolating homes along the river’s bend.

Topeka Kansas City Sinai Union Pacific Railroad Lawrence Union Pacific North Topeka Wang Aie Thescalloon Gakland Oakland Grantville Bridge Kuehne Thorwater Deas Ate Michaela Grove Sardou Avenue

Rail and river flood disrupt Topeka area transport

Severe flooding around Topeka shuts trains east of the city as Rock Island and Santa Fe alter routes via detours. River levels rise to 11 feet 4 inches, inundating bottom lands and halting rail service between Topeka and Kansas City. Bridges weaken and sewer and water mains face stress while a special mail train operates to Emporia.

Ion Topeka Santa Fe Union Pacific Kansas City Rock Island Altmont Fiatre Bt Toney Rocke Colorado Flyer Pierce Junction Horton Missouri Pacific Cutof Ottawa Osage City Quenemo Lake View Emporia Mall Hook Island Kansas Grantville Owens J. B Willard

Burton Speech Draws Mixed Reactions In Kansas Press

The Kansas press reacts to Senator Burton’s address with doubt and praise. Some editors call his stance cautious while others allege political missteps and question his alignment with party aims and economic versus moral grounds.

Kansas Preas Burton Owmj Congress Furton Aisas Ouewelt Ely Jeans Senator Burton Roosevelt Norton Topeka Concordia Burton Han

Drop in Corn Bears Bulls on Chicago Board Action

Chicago July 14 Corn bears gained ground as receivers and buyers argued over contracts and cash prices. Market opened quiet with nerves among bulls, swung toward bear sentiment for two hours, then profits were booked as tomorrow's receipts seen at 1,000 carloads. Prices drifted to around 5 1/2 and slipped to near 6 0 cents later.

Chicago Board of Trade Crescute

Doctor Meffert Appeals to Rejoin Medical Board

Attorneys for Dr. William Meffert obtained a restraining order from Judge Huten to prevent the revocation of his license to practice medicine. The order remains in effect until the September term, while Meffert contends the board’s hearing was improper and plans to appear at the St. Louis exposition.

Medical Board Attornieys William Meffert Huten State Board of Medical Registration de Soterts i Leemee Tudge

Ming's Wound in Healing in Largs Cities Chronicle

Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a healing wound and convalescence in a city context. Names and places are unreadable. the article appears to discuss medical recovery or a related event in a northern port city with unclear references to Canctonath and Sthinenpelin.

Largs Cine ‘Canctonath

Collapse of the Campanile at St Mark's Venice Rocked City

The famous 96 meter Campanile of St Mark's in Venice collapsed after a sudden crack appeared in the wall and a loud crash. Debris filled the area around the landmark cathedral, damaging nearby structures including the Sancavina chapel and the Venibule. A watchman observed the fall from the top as debris spread over the square.

Venice Italy St Mark's Church Cathedral of St. Mark's Ventibeile Guarda

Richmond man named Rock Island general attorney

A Richmond Indiana man T A Jackson was appointed general attorney of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad with headquarters in Chicago. The appointment takes effect August 1 and follows the vacancy created by Robert Mather leaving duties and vice president posts.

Richmond Mnd Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company Chicago T. A. Jackson Ind Rock Roed Ae Jackson Ohi Robert Mather Rock Tienda Juckeum

Chaffee Relieved From Philippines Command

Washington reports General Chaffee is relieved of command in the Philippines and ordered to the Department of the East. General George W. Davis will assume command of the division, with Chaffee to join the Department of the East as directed by the president. The order, dated July 4, 1902, follows.

Department of the East Washington Chutes Philippines Senet Root Magne George W. Davis Chaffee Aia Ginei— Teal Chaffee Willy Hin

Bailey's new bank candidate for governor at Excelsior Springs

A Kansas Republican syndicate charts a bank at Excelsior Springs led by W. d Bailey, Republican candidate for governor. Dr. J. Hache seeks the lieutenant governor’s post on the same ticket, with Marion as a central licentiate figure in the group.

Excelsior Springs Kansas Republicans Excrlaive Springs W. d Bailey Repubis Dr. J. Hache Leutenant Pornt Marion ‘Sihuaghchaloe Aman Licentiate Central

Weather and naval forecast fragment from Port of Spain area

Fragmentary note reports unknown Foreliore sea conditions near Venezuela and United States naval zones in nearby waters. July 1 forecast hints at wind and weather uncertainties with references to La Westhar and Haiti region impacts.

Venezuela Cabien Spain Trire United States Enneses

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