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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
4
The article reviews unsettled national politics and state issues including a river and harbor bill, congressional districts, and debates on seating Clarke of Man- Tame in the Senate. It notes figures such as Browne and Morgan, discusses advertising misrepresentation laws, and outlines travel schedules and fiscal plans.
A Pittsburg Poser report outlines plans and fears over trusts, capitalization, and proposed schemes in manufacturing and transport to Varreets. It suggests heavy mortgage activity by Carnegie era financiers, large fund expansions, and speculative capitalization with high potential returns, amid unclear outcomes for common stock and bond issues.
The readable text presents garbled phrases about voters and actions but fails to provide a coherent event or identifiable entities. No definite people, places, or dates can be established from the fragment.
A jumble of social fancies and wry maxims from Atchison readers. Quips blend with notes on courtship, motherhood, and women’s shyness, interwoven with miscellaneous proverbs and magazine excerpts. The piece reflects playful mores and moral musings characteristic of late 19th or early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
A fragmentary collection of wry reflections and snippets from a Philadelphia publication. It includes humorous exchanges about marriage, labor, and everyday life, with quips from a city philosopher figure and brief scenes of domestic and social observation.
A garbled Kansas page reports a jumble of names and events from Wichita to Ottawa. It mentions counterfeit schemes, a Sirens conspiracy, legal complaints in Gaylord, and a retired tamale man from Mexico. The piece touches on road conditions, a church demolition in Ralina, and a circus travel encasement. It ends with a Havana theft arrest and a reference to public gallows lore.
In Honolulu the territorial assembly debates a Beckley resolution demanding a report from Acting under section of the territorial act. Republicans accuse Cooper of improper conduct during a geographic report and push to transmit a Washington record while independents resist. Speaker Fussell and Senate President Fussell are noted Hawaiian figures.
London reports from Lord Kitchener describe prolonged attacks around Lichtenburg and Orange Free State, with detachments of 200 yeomanry and 30 Northumberland Fusileers under Major Pletcher and Dent suffering casualties as reinforcements are sent. Elsewhere in the Cape Colony forces hold key positions while President Steyn is believed to be at Smithfield. In New York and Rio de Janeiro, dispatches note harbor tensions and a banquet in honor of Charles Page Bryan, highlighting U S and Brazilian cordiality amid global events. The whaling fleet sails for Arctic routes, and a Richmond, Virginia hospital order notes a healer’s long service followed by tragedy. An Illinois manufacturers delegation discusses countervailing duties with the president, fearing retaliatory measures could hurt U S exports to Russia.
Robert S. McCormick, appointed minister to Austria, was formerly secretary of the United States delegation at London under Grant. A bibliophile and member of the city’s ing clubs, he is introduced as a daughter of the late Joseph Medill, founder of the Chicago Tribune.
A large crowd filled the joint assembly as members met to ballot for two seats amid a material change from yesterday's listings There is mention of continuation tomorrow with a two week gap until departure for the United States The itinerary notes Kansas City and Return $2 87 via Rock Inland Route Tickets go on sale March 9 for a return March 11 with details implied in the fragmentary OCR text
The Bridge and Structural Iron Works union edges toward forming a central coordinating body for the building trades. An arbitration committee is charged with bridging gaps among bricklayers carpenters plumbers structural iron workers and related trades to advance unity in the industry.
New York March 7 Honard Goulds home for three months beginning on March 25 will be on his superb yacht the Niagara Accompanying bits will be his wife and a party of congenial companions Sailing from New York the itinerary includes Bermuda Mexico Central America and a trip up the Amazon If time permits the party will proceed as far south as Cape Hart and photograph numerous scenes under the direction of Mr Gould Mr Archibald supervises the photographic supplies and operations including a full photographic studio aboard the yacht
Frederick Meta ventor president of Metx Brox Brewing Company and pioneer Omahe citizen died at Ochoa de Torre aged T¢ years. He was among the wealthiest with extensive western property, leaving a large family. The notice mentions Kansas City and an 82.67 return fare via Rock Island Route, with travel March 9.
A Valparaiso dispatch reports political party differences and cabinet discontent push Chile toward an extraordinary national congress session. The aim is to provoke a crisis, forming a liberal-led ministry. public focus also on electoral convention and candidates.
Washington wins 3 to 2 in a tense game as Deash Bone leads with a clutch goal and the defense holds late. The treel era and other details appear fragmented but the clear outcome favors Washington over an unnamed opponent.
Deaths and funerals notice for Rev W J Pex, pastor at Bethel AME church, who died in Baldwin yesterday. His remains were moved to Topulis, with ceremonies planned at the cemetery tomorrow morning.
Fragmentary report from Denver outlines cattle growers offer dated March 7. Text shows garbled phrases and names, with unclear details on purpose or recipients. Further readable elements reference seed, oats, and a proposal but lack coherent context or outcomes.
A fragmented local note references a business engagement involving named officials and appointed alternates. The readable text hints at governance, a manager, and a place called Ybae, with mention of a sheaf of positions and purposes.
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