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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated political gossip piece urging a Republican figure to disprove charges or withdraw. It references conspiratorial claims, alleged exposure of officials, and calls for political action amid a chaotic stream of names and factions.
The article describes A A Kivharin of Wellington attending a Republican state convention and visiting Washington. It reports on HartiA’s anticipated remarks in a county venue as part of a broader campaign effort, with references to local politicians, newspaper coverage, and party activities in Kansas.
Washington June Diplomatic drama unfolds as Colonel Anthony and Dr Anthony urge halting any reappointment pending a presidential investigation. Congressman Scott Louis says the president agreed to pause the matter until inquiries conclude. Letters concern White House dealings at a convention and potential shifts in administration.
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania June 14 the fifth week of the anthracite strike finds neither side yielding each seeks to maintain force while plans by operators to cut men and raise wages are debated reports from West Virginia Kansas New River district and other areas show broad support for strikers while a promise to employ fewer miners aims to boost wages by a third officials report dynamite damage at West Hazleton and arrests anticipated. leaders warn the conflict remains a test of endurance as talks stall and rumors about settlement circulate
Fragmented text depicts a horse racing report from New York and Philadelphia venues with names such as Contend Aub Heda Sty, Waternure, Peptecurt, and Gold Voce. Mentions races, weather, entrants, and anticipated start times amid provincial county references and prize notes.
The St Louis Derby runs this afternoon at Geir rounds before a likely record crowd. Prize money totals $5000 with additional stakes. a strong field of eight entrants includes top contenders Corrigan Whitn, Benomtt and Aladdin among others.
Washington June 14 President Roosevelt and top officials discussed Cuban annexation amid senatorial questions on territorial admission. The session touched on the Cuban policy and the political implications while noting no firm stance was taken. Statehood for Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona again debated in the Senate with party lines sharply drawn. The House debated department reforms and irrigation funding as well as reciprocity with Cuba and the status of Cuba in a potential federation.
City population reported as 38 809 by ward totals 7406 in the first ward 7316 in the third ward. Animal counts include 2176 horses 1307 cows 65 mules 54 dogs and 76 bows. Events recorded show 473 births 193 deaths and 153 deaf dumb and blind persons reported.
Harrisburg Pa June 14 geologists report that recent volcanic tremors in Martinique will affect nearby regions. Observations from Col Deming and U S Geological Survey director Wulcott describe vertical elevations varying from two inches up to more than 34 inches across Pennsylvania, with shifts toward upward and downward movements in different areas.
In Columbus a memorial dedication attracted about 6000 attendees. The site honors Civil War prisoners from Camp Chassis near Columbus who died in captivity. Colonel W T Nause and ex-governor Foraker helped establish annual grave decoration, with speakers including Governor Nash and General John Garden. The event drew ex-Confederates from the South and was hosted by the GA R and the Daughters of the Confederacy.
Terry McGovern set for his first appearance on the Diamond Semen next Starday facing Ridgewoods In Hrookive. McGovern will bat second with Alec Smith at short and Willie Deegan pitching for the Mec Governites in a New York game described as a male athletic association event.
Readable fragments show temperature notes for major cities including New York and Boston. Mentions Cincinnati and Chicago style climate data appear as scattered items with no complete figures.
Fragmented text mentions Saintes and Ubis Totter with terms about form and admission. The readable segments reference names and a possible public notice context. No clear event date or location beyond scattered names appear.
A lively gathering unfolds around Ascot week with American dignitaries and English hosts amid heavy invitations and social events. Notables include Roosevelt-era figures, General Jane Bo Wilson, General Witton, and radioed ambassadors, as plans swirl for dinners, receptions, and a Paria visit as weather and chaos threaten the gaiety.
A tense scene in Kansas City when Wyandotte county officials clashed with the state tax and railroad authorities over the Niesourd Pacific Railway shops. A threatened removal spurred a citywide protest led by Mayor Craddock and allied business groups. A telegram urged George Gould in New York to oppose shop removal to Missouri.
London June 14 Bow Street court crowds gather as Col Arthur Lynch faces high treason charges. Solicitor General Sir Edward Carson leads government case. defense for Lynch includes connections to South African and Transvaal affairs. Prosecution outlines alleged service with British forces and links to colonial conflicts.
Lousville Kentucky June 1 session of the Knighta ail Ladies of Security rejected proposal to build a housing site for the next biennial meeting. A Keatles of Denver was elected a trustee. Salaries for president, treasurer, and director were set at about 10 000 per year. The officers’ salaries will be revisited after year end. The meeting adjourned with differing views on salary levels and continuity.
A confused report places Angelian Marquis Reanned near a railway at L6th Street when found by bystanders. He was taken to a hospital and gave a statement about the alleged threats and his personal safety hours earlier.
Fragmented OCR list shows names and pensions with inconsistencies. Readable items include Robert A. Agsiyot, Loa Tem Worth, 310 Davia te tyunte tear aoa Sih, Lavaa Osteen, Devas, Deawatvauie, 50. John Smith Salina 15, Sytvarid Nec dyke Kaneay City 135, Jon 12. Jots McKone.
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