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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
1
New York June 44 Washington correspondent for the Tribune cites interviews with Cuban supporters and critics. A constitutional path is discussed including possible U.S. guardianship, immediate withdrawal not favored, and debates on governance if Cuba becomes independent.
Slow coverage from Wet York outlines how the Platt Amendment features in cabinet discussions on Cuba. Officials debate presidential authority to withdraw troops and handover Guantanamo, with leaders stressing a stable Cuban government before any U S pullout.
The readable fragments describe an electoral flaw preventing a vote, a call to organize some government body, and a plan where the United States would pause normal governance to address the crisis. It mentions leaving current government structures on Culm and proclaiming a new republic after forceful actions.
New York June dispatch describes a cabinet meeting where President and War Department officials discuss Rodt’s note. The note reportedly warned against Cuban independence without Platt amendment modifications. War Department withheld the document from U.S. publication to avoid embarrassment, with a plan to report to Washington after further investigations.
The mineral springs hotel in Baden Indiana burned early today with no injuries. The blaze started in the bake shop on the south end and rapidly engulfed the building, leaving total losses estimated at 600000 dollars with 100000 dollars in insurance. About 225 guests were present last night, many losing belongings. most were moved to French Lick or began travel by train.
New York reports a public gathering planned at Liberty Park Ridgewood next Sunday where wooden dummies symbolizing European despots will be used in a performance by anarchists. Jotunn Molt to marshal and preside as chief patron, with about six hundred expected attendees amid calls against power and war. Herr Most slated as a speaker amid the controversial protest event.
Wyn James Sharp Nowe chief of the northern Arapahses on the Wind River reservation is dead. He led his people in war against the Tadkenmeenrt at Fort WwW and his death unsettles relations with Amipatives and Pingree II in London. A Massachusetts inquiry notes illness without clear cause as reporting travels from London to New York and Michigan Hazen 3.
Fragmentary forecast note references windy conditions and possible storms through tonight and into Saturday. Mentions weather terms like winds and storms with unclear place or date details and several garbled terms.
The court recount centers on whether UNE ballots counted for Albert Parker should stand when 203 double ballots are at issue. If double ballots are thrown out Hughes wins by 17. if counted Parker leads by 63. The adjourned recount will hear witnesses and consider objections from both sides as the supreme court weighs the contested ballots.
Hughes attorneys seek to strike ballots marked twice for Parker arguing such marks identify the voter and invalidate the vote. The discussion cites Australian ballot law on counting rules and penalties for ballots with identifying marks or mis marks, noting the sole criminal concern is the mark used to identify the ballot.
Vancouver Canada reports Pacific Coast Inspector Dunn of the American Chinese immigration department has studied alleged border smuggling for days. A plan seeks a special commission with Washington and Canadian authorities to examine legal transit of Orientals. Chinese and Italians have been stopped recently at the boundary.
Des Moines June 14. Seneca W Hasard city passenger agent for the Chicago and North Western Railway was found hanging in the basement of the city ticket office at morning. It is a manifestly case of death by own action though no possimative to knowi. He had been trusted employee for years. It is believed there was a 1800 shortage in books accounts.
Washington June 14 The court martial of Capt Hubert E Impey sentenced him to lose ten numbers in his trade be reduced to furlough pay for two years and to be publicly reprimanded He is stationed at Mare Island Navy Yard The Seine was charged with pre dato as one of having represented
The Willie Sells circus staged two performances in Topeka with the tent packed past capacity. Ground hay spread served as seating as officials struggled to accommodate a throng that filled the arena and lined the parade route, while performers battled to entertain amid a sea of people.
A crowd enjoyed a lively circus night with acts from the Earl kletere swinging ladder to the Famous Eddy family tumbling. Mrs Tybelle balanced aloft, the Reno family trapeze, and a wax elephant display impressed observers. A unique seating scheme included ice water, glasses, and candy bags hanging from the ceiling while a noisy disruption led to calls for arrest. Grace Judd of Mount Vernon and Mr John T attended alongside Mrs George W Veale, marking a notable local event.
Fifteen people die and about twenty are wounded in a blast at two cartridge factories near Les Moulineux, Paris. Victims are described as horribly mutilated, with most of the injured being women.
Col Bolanos surrenders after armistice efforts fail at Lipa Batangas. American officers with 41 rifles surrender at Lipa. In the Lipa battle Lieut Springer is killed and Cant Wilhelm and Lieut Lee mortally wounded. Panay Island ravaged by rinderpest endangering natives and carts haul fodder.
New York papers quote the Journal and Advertiser that former President Grover Cleveland and his family are residing at a summer home in Tyringham, Berkshire hills. They have just arrived at Riverside, with Esther recently recovering from a bout of diphtheria and occupying the attic of a local Berry home known as Washington's room. Farmers extend an invitation to the ex-president to fish their trout streams, whether posted or not.
Fort Morgan Colorado June 14 three men Harry Sgumington Stacey and Givens held in county jail on burglary charge with outside confederates sawed way out near midnight Sirmington secured a revolver and ammunition As they left the jail Sheriff Calvert fired wounding him in the abdomen Deputy Nelton led a posse to recapture Stacey and Givenst ut Bisn mington eluded pursuers Allies went to Pueblo for bloodhounds Threat of lynching noted Also report of Toby Irwin defeating Martin Denny in Portland Oregon boxing match the Pastime club in the twentieth round
A large fire in St Petersburg yesterday leveled slips and a cruiser with other vessels and government buildings wiped out. Twelve lives were lost as military warehouses filled with supplies burned. Losses reach about 10,000 roubles as flames swept the Neva and Pontaga canal area.
In New York on June M A, a young married woman named Doyle, held as a possible victim of a crime, is expected to be released from the house of refuge at Hadeda after a three centhal delay. Her mother Mire tery dacksen, and Mary O'Brien of Union Street, testify to innocence.
Progress reported in the Marton case with jurors being selected and a probable completion by week’s end. Judicial officials scheduled a 2 PM Thursday session as juror pools are narrowed and testimony arrangements finalized.
Manila reports Cailles agrees to surrender a hundred guns to Get Sumner tomorrow and waive the remainder within three days. The move aims to show humility and compliance with the ongoing provocation.
A puzzling Honolulu brief reports a disputed wire related to a court case and an alleged plan by defendants to secure a second security measure. Fatal harm is implied, with seven death notices listed from Chicago and a string of names including Mead Patrick Hurkie Hecker Curl Stabler White and Wolscoks.
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