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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
7
Markets report a softer corn opening and mixed live stock action with prices seen steady to slightly lower. Readouts note prices around 84.75 to 84.50 for futures and mention multiple commodities and market participants across agricultural sections and futures exchanges.
Mrs Jennie Southworth, attended by her husband, presents a dramatic account of the Lifelong captivity of Miss Stone Mey in Tope and surrounding towns. The lecturer details the Ferryman’s net and the rescue plan, while Miss Stone’s recital is praised for vivid realism yet tempered by uncertainty about the full events and motives behind her story.
A chaotic closing day in the chamber ends with laughter and interruptions as leaders push through the final debate. Mason and Pettus engage in sharp exchanges while others jockey for speech time before adjournment at noon.
Readable fragments describe a tumultuous adjournment in the House with shouting crowds outside the chamber. Speaker Henderson, facing strain, presided as Cannon took chair and the roll call echoed through galleries. Minority Leader Richardsen and Majority Leader Payne clashed over conduct and timing.
In a packed chamber Speaker Henderson delivered a deeply moving farewell address, urging unity and focus on American liberty. He reflected on his years, warned against disintegration, and urged colleagues to continue fierce debate while preserving the republic.
An emotional congressional farewell features applause as ex-Speaker Henderson leaves the chair. Members, both parties, sing America and other songs while supporters press forward, exchanging warm words and presenting flowers before a final doxology ends the lengthy reception.
President Roosevelt with Secretary Loeb and cabinet aides arrived at The Capitol shortly after 10 am. He reviewed bills for signature, signed the general and sundry civil appropriation measures, and the naval appropriation bill. At 12 16 pm he left for the White House amid brief receptions before departing in car escorted by guards. Wreck of the Alex McNeil reported with details of the ship’s loss near Prattas reef and crew outcomes.
The crew named Sian and Meernginn endure four days at sea after their cutter, patched up from wreckage, reaches Hone Kerik amid severe hardships and shortages encountered during the voyage.
Carscus at Marth 4 reports Vogreusia warships captured by the British during the blockade were returned to Venezuela at La Wungre. A dynamite bomb was aboard a vessel aided by Venezuelan stokers. the crew faced intense excitement as reports describe Germans referred to as invaders. Voluntary retreating troops are said to be at Flo Chico. government forces occupy regions including Cardpane.
The Newton millers association held a meeting with officers and members present. President Stevens led discussions on operations as they address industry issues and planned upcoming activities.
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