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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
4
A garbled Topeka State Journal summary cites varied international and domestic concerns from Hong Kong to Missouri. It notes calls for taxation debates, political maneuvering, and public expenditure while referencing press commentary on leadership and press coverage.
Text discusses Carnegie Mor ban and a proposed trest remedy to restrain powerful combines. It argues large industrial capital concentrates power, stifling competition and harming neighboring towns, with calls for strong measures to check monopolies and preserve market balance.
A garbled column notes disjointed lines about advertising a doctor or preacher, a man seeking accounts, and vague social musings. It contains stray phrases on money, wealth, sorrow, and a unclear dialogue, with scattered references to domestic life and a quenched morning.
A garbled early 20th century column reports on smallpox vaccination at Ramell Springs and local unrest. It mentions a parish foundation, Congregational women quilting for a parsonage, church fires in Cawker City twenty years back, a Catholic church incident, and Tom Ketcham’s train robbery case in New Mexico this month.
Fragmentary Nebraska newspaper item notes a vote in Lincoln and mentions figures tied to a race or seats. It records the death of Representative David Brown at Nebraska City and lists several names with numbers, indicating a local political context and untidy OCR excerpts.
An ad describes two tired feelings. the first from toil, the second a disease that drains appetite, causes headaches and irritability. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, restores vitality, improves digestion, kidneys, liver, and eliminates the tired ache, leaving you renewed.
Fragmentary dispatches show Clark dodging a relaying bid for revenue collector amid disputes over James M. Simpson and Georgia Clark. The piece notes plans to travel to Port Arthur and Oklahoma, with Barton and Burtong events shaping internal revenue talk as Kansas politics and congressional apportionment loom.
Tributes pour in from counties as funds near twenty nine thousand dollars are raised in thanks to Gen Guy Henry for his service. A committee quietly passes the money to Mrs Henry while public thanks are recorded for the nation. Also reports from Chicago state convention on Carrie Nation and hardware men meeting details across several states.
A terse report from New York dated in March notes Mr George Corneranne West and Lady Randolph Churenitie amid illness signaling distress aboard a voyage. The brief mentions baseball players tied to a pennant win but offers little clear context beyond these names and events.
The Senate chamber fills with visitors as Vice President Roosevelt begins day. debate touches on executive business at an extraordinary session with references to the Clayton-Bulwer treaty and Panama canal protocols influencing action and rules changes.
One member selected for the commission to revise assessment and taxation laws in the House. Representative Hater of Lyon has been picked, with First Dromer of Dickinson possibly joining. The commission must finish within 50 working days and is paid $10 a day.
Manila reports Lieutenant Went and the gunboat Laguna de Bay attacking an insurgent camp on Falim Island near Mauritz bay while surrounding formations expand daily. New negotiations aim to force surrender of insurgents as operations continue in the Philippine area.
Governor Stanle vetoes a bill to pay the Secretary of the Board of Health monthly and cover his travel expenses. He argues only a single official should approve expenses and that the bill creates an improper exception granting self approval rights. The veto letter details why the bill’s provisions are unnecessary and inappropriate.
Washington March members of the cabinet were sworn in today in the cabinet room at the White House. Chief Justice Fuller administered the oath and congratulated the President. Several important appointments are pending, including a possible appointment to head the War Department and a likely chairmanship for the War Committee.
The Weather Bureau pledges relief from the cold wave as March winds bring moderating conditions. Forecasters report easing temperatures and a promise of springlike weather, with winds shifting from southeast to calm by week’s end.
Mrs Nation expresses views on Hughes campaign and Kansas politics from the county jail. She critiques capital influence and party loyalties, arguing reform and law and order align with her stance while questioning candidates and media.
Washington report says senate committee on foreign relations favors a favorable report on the supplemental reciprocity treaty with France extending the time to ratify. The measure sets the deadline at March 16, 1900, while opposition grows to English and French treaties. Most observers prefer considering treaties with Spanish American and Central American states, with expiration looming next session.
A garbled local column reports on a 31 year old Mrs Jo Pennorll of Texas suffering a stroke at the Base on Quikiy ft We Men RL. It mentions a string of names and incidents including a theft arrest, a church speech, a train situation, and a jail sentence in a crowded, improvised transcription with many unreadable fragments.
Rev. FW. Emerson pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined 5 plus costs by Judge Maggan in police court this morning. Dr. Mitchell and a companion were arrested Monday morning on the same charges after a chase near Curtin.
The motion for a new trial was argued before Judge Hazenatt in Store's Mitorner apted for a new trial on statutory grounds. The court indicated the trial will not be granted and an appeal or further action is expected within the next 30 days.
Ailment and burial details from a local hospital obituary notice indicate the death of an individual. funeral arrangements list Mortons as the burial group.
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