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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1902

Page

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Patchwork Plan for Woodward Park Road Repair

Fragmented OCR text outlines a stalled project to repave Woodward Park roads with council debate over timing and funds. Mentions paving work near Quincy Arenas, Kate Avenue, and Vine Street, with references to permits, bids, and potential street closures. No clear dates or definitive actions emerge.

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Unclear OCR Text From Historical Newspaper Page

Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases. The readable bits reference individuals such as Mary Elline, a bishop, and a lodge, with mentions of religion and a funeral or meeting context amid garbled wording and misspelled terms. The piece lacks coherent events or dates.

Burdened Senate Faces Burton Clash Over Patronage

Washington June 30 reports a brewing rift between Senator Burton and the president over patronage in the Third district. The friction centers on control of posts and influence at the White House and in Congress. The White House reportedly seeks to maintain leverage, while Burton's position appears to threaten the traditional balance of power with Topeka and Philadelphia allies weighing in.

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New Declaration Called For by Rev Hayes at First Congregational

Rev FL Hayes preached at First Congregational Church urging a new Declaration of Independence. He tied the 1776 document to current dangers, warned against monarchic power, and urged Americans to defend liberty and practice the Golden Rule amid threats to the nation.

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Lyon County Republicans Rally for Independence Pledge

Lyon County Republicans met in convention to pledge adherence to Christian and republican principles, praise Providence for favorable conditions, and express support for American soldiers. They urged steadfastness in Roosevelts leadership, criticized McKinney era, and called for honest administration under Governor Stanfield, stressing tax relief and farm prosperity.

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Kendrick Stays as Third Vice President for Santa Fe

A dispatch reports W Kendrick to remain third Vice President of the Santa Fe. He would earn about 25 000 dollars yearly with potential increases. The article notes his prior roles, including heading operating and engineering departments, and mentions offers from Westinghouse and other positions abroad.

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Rainy Weather Report With Temperatures Given

Rain fell steadily Sunday morning soaking ground with nearly one inch of precip. Forecast warns of possible showers tonight into Tuesday and rising temperatures. Government readings show hourly temperatures from early morning through 10 oclock with modest lows around 35 degrees.

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Independent Republicans Nominate Stahl For Sheriff And Stebbins For Attorney

At a quiet county convention in Security ball forty delegates met to nominate Frank M. Stahl Republican for sheriff and L A Stebbins for county attorney. No opposition appeared, and both men did not acknowledge the nominations. The nominating body appointed a campaign committee and delegates from each precinct. The convention indicated the Populists and Democrats may align on the ticket, with further action expected at a future Populist convention.

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Walk-out takes place over union strike on Pacific system

Omaha June 1 A walkout looms as machinists authorize a strike affecting about 2700 workers including mothers and builders in Armbrerig Kan and Omaha area. The International Machinists Union executive committee authorizes the action with local votes to follow. President Wilson and Grand President OConnell are in the city as shop unions prepare for the walkout beginning soon.

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Strike Hits Blacksmith Shop Workforce Details

In Cheyenne seven unign men struck while the remainder including two union blacksmiths three union men and helpers refused to go out. Dispatch from Cheyenne shows machinists and helpers retained on duty after shop closures last week went on strike today. Nearly 700 men were thrown out of employment by the closures at that point. Relayed messages indicate machinists at Grand Island Seb and Evanston Wyoming did not strike.

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Adjournment Set For July 1 At Three P.M.

Washington June 30 officials say a draft resolution for Congress adjournment fixes three p m tomorrow July 1 for the adjournment hour. The measure has not yet been introduced but is kept ready for prompt action if current dispatches reflect ceasing work on the novel appropriation and Philippine wills.

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Union clashes over labor terms at Vinewood plant

Report outlines tension as union laborers press Enerced Tultroes commission to form a gang for their benefit. A “material gig” would employ workers on fixed hours with standard pay, boosting the union’s strength. Vinewood roads company faces potential boycott if wage and labor terms are not accepted.

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Gold At Highest Mark In Treasury This Year

Washington June 30 United States Treasurer reports the gold reserve in the treasury at a high-water mark of 558 60 306 dollars amid large expenditures for army costs in the Philippines Cuba and the Orient The surplus for the current year is expected to be lower than any year since 1887 despite revenues running about 69 1 000 000 above expenditures for the year ending The secretary notes the removal of war taxes and predicts large appropriations by Congress will reduce the surplus by over 70 000 000 for the coming year

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Cape Nome steamer news and vessel sightings

PRESH FROM NOME Port Townsend Washington June 90 The steamer Centennial reached port with fresh Cape Nome news of the safety of the steamers dente and Portlanit. Belvedere reports Jenne and Portland sighted June 1. Thirties by the imprisoned vessel. Jeanie and Portland at anchor. prospects of escape from the kee.

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Hub Sold and Retail Pressure Amid Bankruptcy

Fragmented OCR notes report the Hub clothing store sale amid bankruptcy. References to price cuts and liquidation hint at store closures. City temperature list includes Chicago Philadelphia Washington and St Louis figures with several missing details.

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King’s Condition Update From Buckingham Palace

London Stine 16 reports a morning bulletin from Buckingham Palace stating the king’s wound dressing is going well with no bad symptoms. Excitement outside the palace subsided as officials emphasize calm and continued care, with no state matters to be submitted to the king.

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Humur Named Emporia Postmaster Amid Roosevelt Contention

President Roosevelt announces J. M. Humur as Emporia postmaster after Miller fails to withdraw his recommendation for Wie. Miller's opposition and party factional struggles surface in the appointment fight. Local legislators and county figures align with or against various candidates as political maneuvers unfold.

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Appeals to Governor and Weather Indications

Fragmented report notes appeals to the governor by Elizabeth Cavanauel and references to weather forecasts in Chicago and Kansas for June. Mentions England tennis champion Dougherty winning the all England title with scores 6-1 6-4 and 3-6 6-4, plus scattered OCR garble about events and names.

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