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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1895

Page

4

Weather Indications and Political Miscellany

A scattered forecast from Chicago notes mild weather for Kan sas with warmer tonight and fair but colder Sunday, while politics run a gas, mentioning Gardenhire anti-pas a bill and debates over tariffs, postal service, and cable funding. The column blends weather, public figures, and miscellaneous local notes with humorous asides and political commentary.

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Leading New York lawyers earn large fees in legal epicenter

Special Correspondence notes how figures like Carter Choate Brooke and O Sullivan dominate big city practice. It cites Parsons sugar trust payout as the largest single fee and estimates annual earnings for top names from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. It profiles Howe Hummel as a striking duo with dramatic court tactics and theatrical contract work.

New York Robert G. Ingersoll James Carter Roscoe Conkling George Hoadley Ohio Ingersoll Dillon Daniel Dougherty Philadelphia Charles W. Brooke Brooke Dougherty Quaker City Gerald Eaton Eaton Eston Knickerbocker Meyer Brooks O'Sullivan Carlyle Harris James C. Carter Joseph Choate E. C. James Elihu Root Wheeler H. Peckham Howe& Hummel St. Patrick's Mayor Strong Choate Janes C. Carter Samuel J. Tilden David Dudley Field Frederic R. Coudert Benjamin F. Tracy Ebba Root William B. Hornblower John E. Parsons Delancey Nicoll Francis L. Wellman John R Fellows Mr. Parsons Parsons Sugar Trust America Colonel Ingersoll Messrs James, Root Wheel H. Peckham Tracy Condert Descont Europe Mr. Wellman Mr. Hornblowz Faw New York W. F. Howe Abe Hummel Hows Howe & Hommel Wniter Howe & Hummel Brooke & O'Sullivan LD. Maxshaw

New minister to Mexico Matt W Ransom of North Carolina

Matt W. Ransom of Weldon North Carolina has been chosen to succeed the late Isaac Pusey Gray as minister to Mexico. He completes a fourth U S senate term and is famed as a steady politician rather than a debater. Born in Warren County he is a UNC graduate and Confederate veteran who surrendered at Appomattox.

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Althea Stryker Emerges as Rival in Kansas Politics

Mrs Althea Briggs Stryker, born in Centralia Illinois, rose from an orphaned early life to become a self made woman and leading Populist in Kansas. She studied at Fort Scott College married Professor Stryker, taught there, and now lobbies for woman suffrage while denouncing ministers over Prohibition violations.

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GOOD ROADS Convict Labor to be Used in Highways

Reports to the agriculture department show growing interest in the good roads movement among state legislatures. General Roy Stone, in charge of road inquiry, just returned from California and Texas where road conventions favored convict labor for road material production. Bulletins will outline wide tires, road improvements, convict labor in road making and material prep, and state government measures on road questions.

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Florida Line Route via St Louis to Holly Springs

The Holly Springs route via St Louis and Cairo Short Line connects from St Louis on the Illinois Central to Holly Springs and onward through the K C M B Southern FP C P lines to Jacksonville and all Florida points. It promotes through Pullman sleeping cars from St Louis to Jacksonville and invites readers to request the Florida Folder for full route information. It also includes a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for pneumonia and La Grippe.

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