Recount of Ballots to Start Wednesday in Court
Judge selects James Larimer as commissioner to count ballots. Two tellers and counsel named to assist as recount proceeds from Wednesday through completion. Lindsay case in probate court to determine police judge. mayoral issue awaits. Sealed objections and court order procedures outline process and timeline.
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Metallorzeye
Bath
Ane
Parker-Hughes
Supreme Court
Tor Mater Chan
Clery Wright
Mague- Lindsay
Lindsay
Parker Wing Bete
Wurstar
James
Larimer
Coustuel
Ots
Weilheaiay
Juni
Turath
Eich
Scosian Insinger
Topeka State Journal Index June 1 1901 Weather Note
The Day's paper index lists a weather note predicting fall tonight and Sunday with summer in the west portion, and variable winds. It mentions Banus as the forecast area and short hourly predictions for the next hours.
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Topeka State Journal
Banus
Shocking Axorcide at Holton and Other Regional Notes
A compact page summary notes dramatic events including a shocking axorcide at Holton, updates on Marcel Laurant leaving Walter's home, and various local items spanning politics, sports, social life, and travel. The page also highlights theater gossip, obituaries, and market briefs with diverse regional interests.
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Mayer
Holton
Marcel Laurant
Walter
McKintey
Pollison Géesip
Kansas
TL G. Duin
Tan Locht
Telegraph
Policeman Healey
Policeman Healey Celebrates, & Presidio
North Topeka
Viet Englind
Washington
Tepes Society
West
Garfield Park
Strangely Noncommittal on Governor Candidacy
A Kansas political column reports J. Miller of Council Grove denying any gubernatorial bid while noting pressure from fusionists in Sumner and Cowley counties. The piece discusses local election tensions, alleged irregular voting near Oklahoma, postmaster politics in Burlington, and a rural clash between party factions.
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Sumner
Cowley
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Sumner County
Oklahoma
Caldwell
Caldwell Township
Soutern
Rene
Tho Xia
Unclear text fragment hints at legal or voting matter.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions courts, voters, and a mysterious party or case but lacks clear subjects or events to identify.
Americans In London Attend Commerce Dinner Amidst British Interest
London hosts a crowd of prominent Americans at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. Notables including ex-Senator Edward O Wy and J.P. Meares mingle with British officials seeking contracts and favorable attention. Wolcott enjoys the trip, while others scout business ties and copper interests in Britain.
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London
Commerce
England
New York
Tite
Ae Mortot
Edward QC
Wy San Pechone Pratelleé
J.P. Meares
Wolcott
Wercott
Robbery of $17,000 in Seattle causes inquiry
George Mulligan, claiming to be president of Eagle City Mikins and Ee-Woraifes, says he was robbed of $17,000 while dwelling in Seattle. He describes being dragged into a dark alley by two men near a bristly wetted state street. He reported the loss to police but no arrest or interpretation yet.
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Jobe E. Watrous
Burlington
Taok
Lhe Hime
Post Quester
Cimhiyelvk
Pintmaster Mack
A. D. Brown
Seattle
George Mulligan
Tabergl Ket
Eagle City Minkiis
Ee- Woraifes Company
Iwi
Ant
Royal solicitude over McKinley health in Berlin
Berlin reports say Emperor and Queen Helena expressed concern for President McKinley’s health during a recent opera performance. Ambassador Andrew White relayed to the AP that both leaders sent sympathies and inquiries, signaling strong U S ties.
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Reiner
Queen Ank
Mra McKinley
Berlin
Andrew D. White
United States
Bax
Ated
Birth of Princess Yolanda Margherita at Italian court
King and Queen of Italy welcome a daughter named Yolanda Margherita. Queen Helena bore the child at dawn. both mother and infant are healthy. The birth provokes mixed joy as the sex disappoints some, while the king is reportedly content. The infant will receive substantial royal and public support, including a purse and future pensions.
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Italy
Tome
Helena
Yolanda Margherita
Witte Prinvean
A. Ee Ae & 8 F. Railway Company
nWirchcame
Murder in Holton Shallow Grave Hidden By Dogs Discovery
Horrific Holton murder case unfolds as the body of Mrs. W. B. Kleusmire is found buried in a shallow trench near her home. Her husband, now in Texas, allegedly killed her on May 19. Children, ages 22 to under one, led the search after noticing the wife’s disappearance and missing clothing. Dogs uncovered the decomposing body, revealing a violent crime tied to insurance funds and a prior Swetlick case.
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Holton
W. B. Kiledetaire
Kleusmiré
Helton
Texas
Hieusmire
Yexas
Kieusmire
Klewsmire
Texan
Botha for Peace Report From Standerton Telegraph Links
The Sun claims General Botha arrived at Standerton and is telegraphing with Kruger via the Netherlands government to seek peace. Lord Kitchener purportedly grants permission. The paper also notes 10,000 Zulu left on the veld to fuel the Boer raids in Zululand.
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London
The
Sun Today
Botha
Standerton
Kruger
Netherlands
Kitellener
Sun
Dean Low Appointed Freight Agent for Liberal Division
Rock Island freight officials announce Dean Low of Topeka has been named live stock agent for the Liberal division. Other new appointments include Klipball, Fillech, and Hutchinson, with decisions pending on Liberal and Denver postings as part of the Washington commission actions. The president signed commissions for Navy and Army officers, detailing ranks and assignments in a broad list of appointments.
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Rock Island
Missguri River
Dean Low
Topeka
Lve
Offension
Belle Road
Comuetive Yextay
Chicago
Pensions
Klipball
Shezely
Fillech
Weil Enovenis Tofis
Sigca
Washington
Jone
Navy Command
Rees
Ueutenant Econmar
Son
Prask W. Bari Frederice
C Hide
Hentesahin Brank
Chatwick
Norton School Graduation Promises Bright Future
Norton Kansas hosts commencement week with a polished program at the opera house. Grad speakers and graduates including Heddy Lottie McDonald Pearl Hobbs and others receive diplomas from Superintendent F R Snyder in ceremonies praised by Prof H M Cutler.
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Kan
Janes
Rahs High School
Ering
Wichita
Norton Golf
Elmwood
Erventon
Himwood
Opera House
H. M. Culter
Heddy
Lottie McDonald
Pearl Hobbs
Devsie Croce
Lulu Graves
Ethel Waters
Dommond
Aliee Painter
Sylvia Joint
Bina Hazelton
Date Morrison
Mikes Cora Ward
Rinda Hardenbrook
Clifford Bennett
Carl Hower
F. R. Snyder
McKinley Wife Mrs McKinley Improves Slightly
Reports from Washington Del Monte and San Francisco on Mrs McKinley state she rested well and shows slight improvement though remains very weak. Physicians deny fatal illness rumors and say travel home is advised as doctors foresee no immediate danger. President Roosevelt walks White House grounds as cabinet and lawmakers monitor her condition.
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le Cave
del Monte
Cal
Hirschfelder
Associated Press
Washington
McKintey
Cortelyou
San Francisco
Clinton Cushing
McKinsey
Schinies
Né de Bulle
Yeetercuy
San
Ahe
Fuller
Foraker
Boutelle
Hllneis
Livsineston
Acam
Georgia
Chilef
Upe
Reticence of government on Winkfontein battle and war events
June reports from London note government hesitation over Winkfontein and other key military actions. The piece cites official answers and questions the accuracy of recent war information while mentioning prisoners and ongoing hostilities amid anxiety about Allied prospects.
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London
Winkfontein
Wadsley
Kantor
Croker Delays Return from New York Voyage
A Lindon dispatch reports constructor Jiinr1-A Croker has sailed for New York amid speculation of a Derby appearance. Details hint at private information from the Deutsche land voyage and a plan to await the Derby, as temperatures in major cities including Chicago and Cincinnati are listed.
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New York
Lindon
Marcel Returns to Aunt Billard Home
Marcel is back and will reside with his aunt Mrs Billard. The report notes the arrangement for his care and living situation following recent events.
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Mrs. Billard
Wandering Child of New York Helps Spur Transit for Family
A tale emerges of Marcel Lavirent, a Paris-born boy raised by relatives in New York, who ran away after alleging abuse and forced labor. He describes beatings and coercion, and his journey back to Topeka with his aunt Mrs J B Bullard while guardians fight in probate court. The case, involving attorney Overmyer and the Laurener, moves toward the supreme court as Marcel recounts his hardships and escape via a cellar window and a road to Lash Birport, aided briefly by a kind station worker.
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Remdet
Tie
Mareel Lavirent
Howe
New York City
Mra J.B Bullard
North
Sale
Msaubi
Wall
Marcel
Miter
Aniba
Paris
Mice Bitar
Kiinekalerk
Cauteata
Wipree
Papraene
Supreme Court
Billard Koene
Gidman
Compaiston
Mara
Turner Steed
Abe
Moe
Molt Haven
New York
Anita
Bats
Victoria's Tomb Visit Courses Westminster Royal Pageant
The Chamber of Commerce delegates in Victoria toured the tomb area amid a hold of weather. Royal procession members, including Lord Edward Pelhin Clinton, led a ceremonial march from the streets to Preemore, honoring Queen Victoria. The event featured weather forecasts and warnings of variable winds.
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Chamber of Commeres
Isling
Howard
Cartleses
Edward Pelhin-Clinton
Uehouachohl
Uehouachohl took-Mharse
Victorba
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Smith County
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