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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
5
A contested case centers on whether the mayor appointed the most competent old soldier J R Warren for a post amid claims the choice ignored a strong petition. The old soldier law will be tested as Warren faces opposition from supporters of rival candidates and a court hearing looms.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled references to cattle fever in Texas, with mentions of ranch owners, local commissioners, and officials. The readable bits indicate agricultural disease concerns and governance actions, but specifics and dates are unclear in the damaged excerpt.
A garbled report notes general activities inviting veterans to file for land in Kiows country. It mentions certificates of service, privileges for old Soldiers, and a probable gathering of about 300 veterans from Kansas and surrounding areas seeking recognition.
The editor Crile records 345 000 worth of refunded bonds and outlines state auditor Cole reporting about 4009 of refunded bonds. The Atlantic Railroad figures and general fund details are included with percentages noted.
The Farmers Grain and Live Stock association of Butte Kansas formed with capital stock of 2900 dollars. Harvey Thieted is president Brooker view president Wire Hartford secretary Peter Matziet treasurer. Directors include Gorse Ke.
Kauesa Mills ground 37,000,000 bushels of wheat in the last year. The Kenene mill produced 310 million bushels in the month ending May 20. There are 800 miles in the state. The output from one town in Kansas and the estimate from that output for total production are discussed.
Land department of the Santa Fe railway was informed last month of one of the oldest ruins in the Americas found near Durango Col. The Hyde Mere company explored near Parmington seeking relics. Initial findings show palace remains and valuable burcal artifacts, prompting officials to send experts for a detailed report on value and extent believed to predate Smithsonian era.
Charles I Lantry of Strong City recalls an ex president of Washburn college, Herrick, soliciting funds in the state. Herrick sought Lantry’s help, unaware of his religion, and pressed him to donate, saying Catholics should fund the cause. Lantry reportedly faced reluctance, but the anecdote highlights a testing moment in funding efforts.
Telegram from London reports the wheat harvest began in Eastern Kent on July 2. Heat accelerated grain development and improved prospects. experts estimate a higher average yield with a surplus near 1.5 million, though trade forecasts vary.
Washington July 2 a man who says he is Senator Herina’s son and who may be a professional crook from another city was arrested here on charges tied to a staged theft. He visited two jewelers posing as Hanna’s son and ordered $1,000 worth of jewelry to be sent to Hanna’s residence. Detectives closed in as he attempted to shoot one officer. a second detective knocked the pistol away. He gave a confused tale and claimed aliases while admitting a wanted warrant from St. Louis.
A Topeka social column records Saturday receptions at Mrs Thompson's West Tenth Home in honor of Mrs May Wright Sewall with about fifty guests. Also noted is the Pooliac club gathering at Miss Fowler’s home and the youth group including Edna Smiley and Bessie Hurley. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with travels to Denver, Wichita, Davenport, and Minneapolis, plus many short visits and departures through the week.
A fragment reports Mizael Martin in critical condition with minimal prospects for recovery amid concerns affecting local business. No other clear details or context are provided.
In Topeka today many residents were noted visiting and returning from trips. Elmer Mckee and Paul White are mentioned, with Anna Hostrof from Manhattan also seen in the city. A One Fare Rate To Kansas City and return has been set by the Union Pacific from multiple stations, with tickets on sale July 22 to 23, return by July 28.
Notice of ticket sales and return terms for Rock Island Boats with dates July 22 to 25 and August 71 implied. Mentions A M Puller P A for details and lists prices 16.00 and 2.00 for Razens Ci noite gud on i Tickets sale to take 28 ERA 28.
In New York on July 2, Japanese residents weigh union pressure from San Francisco seeking to exclude Japanese workers, echoing Chinese exclusion fears. Officials caution restraint while noting divisions among Japanese, with Chancellor Ohki advising no immediate action and diplomat Takahira prepared to respond at Washington.
In London Cardinal Vaushan will preach at the inaugural sermon in Westminster. A reception for Cardinal Gibbons is held in London with a large attendance anticipated in the Gait Hall context and a freedom of the city conferment planned for Sir Alten Milecy, per masthead notes.
The article notes green vegetables are scarce and pricey in hot weather, recommending canned fruits and vegetables as cheaper and better quality options. It suggests visiting the local grocery for a selection of items to help cope with warm months.
A fragment hints at the sheriff and aldermen drama with a stern mood as a council faces looming authority. The line evokes authority and tension without clear events or names. No concrete details are readable to expand.
New York dispatch reports government whips face great difficulty persuading Conservative and Liberal Unionist peers to maintain consistent attendance at Westminster. London coverage notes wavering support and ongoing efforts to secure votes amid a tense political climate.
The report discusses the committee chairman's fitness and the education bill's amendment process. It notes potential parliamentary maneuvering, timing, and procedural rule concerns as the Commons considers future hindrances to reforms and governance.
Fragmentary text discusses health terms and names Rena Radaia Satya with unclear relations. No coherent event or clear locale appears. Unable to determine a concrete news item from the provided excerpt.
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