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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
1
The king, queen, and royal relatives were shot in their palace rooms as ministers and guards fell in the slaughter. Revolutionists proclaimed a new government, calling a national assembly. Belgrade readied measures as the April constitution was suspended and a republic moved toward formal recognition.
Rescue workers recovered J. W. Stout and Jessie Marple Stout along with infant and other family members from the wrecked Shankywiler house at 16 Harbeor street. The search, led by Henderson Marple and others, aims to find two remaining Stout children while weather and river currents hinder access.
Reports describe a halted explosion plan connected to the Stout death at the Rheunhwiler house. Volunteers sought for service while relatives depart in distress as the body is recovered and moved to the burial site by Wi litte Conwell undertakers.
The preliminary hearing for Chauncey Dewey Cipde Wilsons and W. J. M unde over the murder of the Berry family in Cheyenne county is scheduled for next Tuesday in St Francis. Militia guards remain at St Francis to protect prisoners as Adjutant General Rebey reports forces marching from Colby, 75 miles in three days with poor roads. Civil officials note uncertainty over juries across Cheyenne Taelins Sherman and Tharsis counties.
Police captured Richard Mallory after two weeks as a suspect in a spree of burglaries in Loy hike area. Detectives found stolen bracelets rings clothes and a march of valuables at a residence in the east side of the city. Mallory, described as a hard working barger, faces disturbance of the peace charge and potential imprisonment at Leavenworth.
Weather halted the Morenci strike crisis as dawn patrols entered Morenci and the netsh rine camp. Nine men drowned amid clashes between guards and a mob of Italians and Mexicans attacking the Detroit Copper Company plant. A second mob of white Italians and Tatilians menaces the area, raising fears of broader violence.
A Wisconsin woman claims Frederick Madison stole three kisses from her, totaling 16 in damage, after a visit to her home. She says Madison made amorous advances in the kitchen and snatched kisses from her, prompting her attorney to sue for damages.
Kansas City crews lent steam engines and hoses to Topeka after a water shutoff, with St Louis and Kansas City coordinating loans to protect cities from fire. Six KC firemen served in Topeka, while alarm boxes and wires were repaired to restore emergency service amid flood-era disruption.
June 1 report from St Louis describes rising floodwaters along Missouri Avenue and the river, with thousands packing sandbags and warnings of a potential breach. City leaders monitor the breach line as the flood stage inches upward, noting shortages of drinking water and widespread suffering among residents. Rescue and relief efforts mobilize, while officials urge caution and safety measures amid continuing high water.
A group from Emporia urged Governor Bailey to strip Dr Wilken Meffert of his medical license. They pressed to the newly formed board and discussed stopping his practice during pending appeals to the U S Supreme Court. The State Medical Board delayed action awaiting final board decision.
Frosty conditions reported with temperatures dipping to the mid 40s and lower across several towns. Detroit City Minnesota recorded a low near 40 with a high around 60. Weather notes describe a cool, clear pattern, high barometer moving eastward, and a forecast for possible showers later in the week.
Report says Hartley was struck on Twelfth Street by a cyclist who veered into him as he walked. Hartley suffered a left shoulder injury and declined to file a police claim. The incident occurred during a period of chaotic sidewalk traffic and cautious public mood.
A massive subsidence near the Rotscom Church on Quincy Street Topeka creates a widening crater fed by a waterlogged quicksand bed. The hole extends beneath the street and yard, swallowing trees and undermining foundations as workers battle to fill and stabilize the area before further collapse.
In Chicago workers secure better conditions as the Chicago Milwaukee Brewers Association grants a five year contract boost in wages and shorter hours for iron workers and machinists. Agreements push wages up by two cents and reduce hours while broader industry talks continue amid a national credit men’s session.
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