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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

6

Lawyers Seek Insurance Trust Fees in Secret County Contract

County commissioners secretly entered a contract with Kepler and Hite in Topeka for an insurance trust, promising a 25 percent share of gross collections if successful. No payment unless funds are won. penalties proposed for anti trust violations. The arrangement, filed under assurance, remains vault records and hidden from the county clerk.

Board of County Sonmissomsee Wre Linw Firtt Kepler & Hite Galen Stchols Topeka Careniliet Keeler Itm Gabe Ian Bors

Forfeit and Enjoinment Sought in State Business Case

The filing seeks a $100 daily forfeiture from each defendant for continuing to do business in Kansas. The plaintiff requests judgments enjoining all defendants from operating in the state and paying $100 per day for each day of continued activity except Sundays since March 1. Penalties total potential $55,000 to county plus attorney fees, with further sums possible under forfeiture provisions. The case to be heard at September term of the district court.

Jude Kanese Kansan Smounkental Sanz Sion Diserte Court

Arbitration Called in London on Underground Rail Electrification

Arbitration is requested in London in June to resolve disputes over electrification. Companies disagree on whether the Yerkes or Gans systems should be installed, and a tribunal will decide which method to adopt.

London Tha Pesteree Committee Tra

Strikers Gain Alma Mines Union Strength in West Virginia

Williamston West Virginia June 28 unions swell as Alma mines join with 70 members making 2 men now employed across the mines in the area. First class hand ironers and laundry workers at Topeka Laundry Co.

Wiliamston W.va Alma Mines Topeka Laundry CO

Tragedy of Foley and Kirby Court Case Trial In Perry

Readable fragments recount a Jefferson county Kansas murder trial. Thomas C Kirby, lodger at Kirby's Perry hotel, is accused of shooting Foley after a dispute over Kirby's daughter Clara. Testimony covers prior illness, alleged coercion, and the fatal December 1899 confrontation. Kirby fled to Oskaloosa after the shooting and was later arrested.

Foley Hotel of Kirby Perry Oskaloosa Kan Jefferson County Oscar Rains Horace Shaffer Horace Finney J. J. Atwood Leavenworth Morse Casevler Thos. C. Kirby District Court of Jefferson Fig State Supreme Court Tate Mr. Kirby Clare Clara Neyer Thos C. Kirby Bay Tom Topeka Munn Topeler Develfer Pat Maloy Jones Oley Wwe Kling Oon Ue Court Clara Belle Icirby Ja- Aor

Witness Testimony Key in Defense Case

The fragment describes testimony by a male witness named Kirby, noting it was crucial and followed by defense resting at 1020. The state sought until 2 oclock to present rebuttal, while a related witness texted information to an uncle. The fragment hints at cross examination issues and ongoing trial dynamics.

Hivehr Icchy Ant Uiredia Young Kirby Orelock

Wheat shortages spark debate on exports and imports

A Washington dispatch notes Paris reports of a shrinking French wheat crop may force exporting 36 million bushels this year. France gates wheat from abroad, but duties on American wheat remain prohibitive, while Germany faces a sharp wheat deficit. Readouts show long-term policy shifts and potential import rebates or exports subsidies as markets adjust.

New York Herald Washington Sage Paris France United States Argentine Republic America Germany Nso Mason Berlin Nan State Department Prussia Tona

Post Office War Tax Revenue Change In Effect Soon

The post office will stop collecting war tax on money orders after tomorrow. First Assistant Postmaster General Johnson informed Postmaster Jane Guthrie, who said inquiries have been received and she seeks clarification. Announcement received today at noon.

Johnson Jane Guthrie Guthrie Warrity

Three Die in Road Fight Near Sexton’s Creek

London Kentucky June 28 Henry Barrett Wan Kkilled last night in a road fight near Sexton s creek. Henry Turner, William Turner sr and his nephew William Turner Jr were walking along the road and met Barrett. Revolvers were used freely and Barrett died with three bullets in his body while the three Turners were unhurt.

London Henry Barrett Sexton's Creek Henry Turner William Turner William Turner, Jr Barrett

Veteran Populist Leader Calls Democrats Source Chaos

A Franklin county Populist central committee report says the party is in chaos and at risk of dissolving. Secretary John Curran announces plans to close party headquarters August 1 unless funds and support materialize. Elder resigns to join the Democratic Party as Populists debate unity and survival.

Democratic Party John Curran State Central Committee Curran Kansas Official Party P. Eidern Pranklin County Ae AP Elder Seretary Curran Ite Democratic State Committee Democratic Committee Franklin County Committee Franklin Ealde

The Greatest Evil Monopoly Taxation Debate

Detroit June 28 Mayor Tom J Johnson of Cleveland told the second National Social and Political conference that monopoly threatens the nation. He urged equal taxation as a cure and warned that universal tax equality could empower the people to control monopolies. President Ellweed Pomeroy of New York opened the session with Johnson as chair, but attendance was under 300 at Phthis Phoenic bail.

Detroit Tom J. Johnson Cleveland Johnson Ellweed Pomeroy New York

Local Editor Voices in Ann Arbor Debate on Hooks

James F. Scripps of Detroit files a writ against aGABROS of Ann Arbor while George H. Sibley of Washington discusses the matter. Chiaties B Patterson, editor of the Arena, comments on "How to Une Hooks" in a provocative piece sparking dispute.

James F. Scripps Detroit Gabros Ann Arbor George H. Sibley Washington Chiaties B Patterson The Arena

Denver Meeting Highlights Cattle Board Event

Denver in June hosts a gathering of a national cattle association with prominent western figures in attendance. The meeting in March spurred discussion as officials from Union stock offices coordinate regional activities.

Denver

Market Report From ChicagoJune 28 Whhnt Wheat Slips

Chicago June 28 market report notes weakness from listed cables with easier open and broad selling by commission houses. Receipts and offerings scattered across regions as wheat and corn demand shift. prices show mixed action with softening in wheats while livestock futures reflect cautious trade and bank concerns after recent banking sector tension.

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Grain Market Brief Reflects Mixed Prices Across Commodities

Market notes show wheat and corn activity with varied gains and declines. Reports mention New York futures, autumn harvest context, and prices for butter and other staples in a fluctuating commodity scene.

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