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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1901

Page

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Inauguration Parade Details Recall McKinley Victory

The article recounts William McKinley's second inauguration and a large parade with military character. It highlights abundant decorations, the crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue, and the presence of veterans from Civil War groups, naval and army units, and presidential escorts. Individual figures and units such as Admiral Dewey, General Miles, the Port of Fucurs battalion, and the cabinet are noted among the ceremonial procession.

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Looks Bright Warper Satisfied With the Flection Prospect

Captain Fuller discusses the political outlook with optimism. Voters have had time to think over the primary and the campaign winds down. Werner notes the city primary near and expresses strong confidence in his nomination. He credits opponents with honorable motives and dismisses defamatory attacks.

Satundas Werner Pam

Bartender Kiley Serves at Fallipped Bar on Kansas Avenue

The report notes a bar on Kansas Avenue featuring an establishment with a fine bar where Kiley serves as bartender. The brief mentions the setting and the bartender, highlighting the local venue.

Kansas Avenue Kiley

Ambush shooting shocks Kansas City crowd

John Bud Taylor, a local professional player, fired from an open window at Ruth Nollard as she walked with her sister Lotie Nallard near West Ninth Street and Ensley. Ruth died at home. Taylor had rented a room nearby earlier, then calmly fired with a Marlin rifle during the ambush.

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Topeka mayoral race faced with contrasting records

A reader argues that Topeka need not elect a mayor and questions slander in campaigns. The piece contrasts two candidates, praising one as steady and warning about the other’s vacillation, then questions the latter’s ability to notice saloons and hints at connections to Col Hughes' campaign manager A D Bauer and past associations with a drinking club.

Hughes A. D. Bauer Bauer Shawnee Athletic Association Jackbeck Building

Topeka Citizens Discuss Warner Campaign and Integrity

Local speakers defend Mr Warner amid concerns of bias and abuse in campaign rhetoric. Capt A M Fuller, P Horan, and others urge voters to judge on merit, praising Warner’s character and commitment to good government while noting industry and community tensions.

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Hughes to Face Manager in Long Clash on Fifth Street

A street confrontation unfolds between Hughes and his manager between Fifth Street and Sixth Avenue. Witnesses report a tense exchange over control and plans, with police called as tensions rose near the corner business block.

Fire department battles muddy country blaze near Crittenden home

A Saturday fire three blocks southeast of the city damaged a barn owned by W. E. Andere, with about 20 dollars in insured value. Fire chief Womarmh ordered the chemical engine from headquarters after a mixed alarm, and four horses pulled the engine through mud to reach the scene as firefighters fought the blaze.

Cuy Water Service Womarmh Crittenden W. BE. Andere Durmet

Hart Returns Home After Rough Ride With Horse Incident

ORS reports Hart returning from a visit to the Crittenden home toward Guinign Heights when their horse bolted near Baughman ice hover. The cart could not be pulled. the driver suffered a wrist sprain while the injured person’s condition improves after initial care.

Crittenden Guinign ‘Heights Ae Reyme Baughman

Talked It to Death River and Harbor Bill Killed by Senator Carter

Washington March 4 Senate session focused on sundry civil and river harbor appropriations. Debate over St Louis and Charleston expo funding shaped the action, with Carter pressing river project delays, Pettigrew clashing on procedure, and final moves deferring key bills to the next session.

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Junket Rejected as House Votes Against Inland Possessions Visit

A crowded House session ends with rejection of a commission to visit inland possessions amid debate over river and harbor measures. Conference reports on appropriations are delayed as lawmakers maneuver, with late votes and speeches shaping the outcome.

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