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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
4
Full leased wire report from the Associated Press describes Pratt Jersey, Call Gay telegram, capel de Hes Ve, and Dubai waters in a garbled wire story. Limited readable details show a dispatch with names and places blurred by OCR errors.
Fragments describe a summer paper route scheme and subscription changes for the State Journal. References to political figures, conventions, and memorials appear amid jumbled text, noting ongoing public notices and discussions of elections and memorial events.
The Iron and Steel Association released figures showing total exports of manufactured iron and steel higher than last year for the five months ending May. Exports of iron and steel products led gains while other manufactures lagged. prices remained strong. The report notes higher U.S. prices and continued robust trade in the central markets, with prices and demand strengthening seasonally.
Amid fluctuating prices and renewed demand, European competition intensifies as imports rise and exports falter. Domestic iron and steel firms warn against snappy judgments, noting the surge in foreign production and the need to sustain home markets despite global price swings.
A fragmented column that critiques ambition and conformity, arguing that men who chase glory risk overreaching and failure. It references social folly and the trait of pretending to reform, with a mix of quips about wind and effort and a warning about mutual deception among peers.
A fragmented excerpt critiques marriage norms and spousal roles, arguing women should refrain from domineering behavior and rely on husbands who stay at home. The text hints at male reasoning about authority, with moral and social observations, though garbled.
The Y W C A board faced a crisis as officers resign and Miss Harriet Broad nears reappointment as secretary amid a rift between members and trustees. Mrs J C McClintock and Mrs Huron resigned from leadership. a committee conference aimed to resolve tensions and restore Broad’s status while health and personal plans influence decisions.
The association favors reengaging Miss Broad but the board fears she may not be strong enough for duties. Members express unanimous support and confidence, while a formal decision hinges on board apprehension about her capacity. The note hints at changes in the institution’s management for the coming year.
Chicago reports reveal Ohn Sebastian promoted to passenger traffic manager at the Hocklund railroad. The move takes effect immediately, with the office retaining Vanderbilt's line. Details include train timing, ticketing staff changes, and new duties for A W Moore.
Jurors at wyrane, Wa will deliberate after hearing closing arguments. The court expects a verdict today or soon, with observers noting the county faces differing theories of guilt and potential outcomes. A key witness was questioned, and the judge warned against discussing the case publicly.
New York based Mrs. Susa Toung will represent the National Council at the International Council of Women event in Copenhagen. The executive committee plans meetings and an attractive program with delegates from Denmark and America, focusing on councils and leadership.
A six month cycle of alarm bell tests at Tale Holme offices caused a prolonged rAlarm as defenders shielded the treasury area. John Dawson announced the alarms were repeatedly triggered by supposed robbers, with bells placed high and linked to a treasury button. E W Witton and L Myers, linked to Vinewood Park railroad, left for Chicago. J A Page, recently named to the pension department in Washington, plans to depart tomorrow. A fund was started today with a 5000 contribution by Jenn Page Setmidt, raising the yearly total to 487.85% as the Kansas Lincoln Day club and Capital City club plan a smoker at Page’s home.
Marshall's Band will accompany excursionists from to Beatties Sunday at Chautauqua Park from 2 20 to 4 p m. A special train will leave Rock Island depot at 7 45 a m returning 16 30 p m. On July 4 a pre railroad excursion to Chautauqua is planned. Fare is 14 for round trip. Tickets available at Beach limited trains and traveling passenger agent offices in Kansas City and St Louis.
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