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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
4
Incomplete OCR text from Topeka State Journal outlines hazards at home and related topics. No clear events, people, or organizations readable to form a proper summary.
The chairman proposes a ten acre pastel-scale Nebraska model showing topography railroads watercourses towns and major buildings to let visitors tour the state. The idea aims to showcase geographic features and promote understanding of Nebraska's layout and highlights.
A historical editorial criticizes an alliance of business and politics over sugar and shipping, arguing beet sugar producers push for high tariffs and Cuba access denial to inflate prices while blaming Cuban sugar for American cost. The piece cites Republicans and Frye, urging free ships and domestic manufacturing without subsidies.
The article argues American seamen earn more than rivals and notes no law requires hiring U S sailors. It urges strong opposition to a subsidy bill, criticizing taxation that funds wealth for Morgana Rockefellers and Grisporns, and calls for no more subsidies.
In London on March 7 the Rev Joweps Parker D Dy denounced King Edward during a sermon. He called the king’s beer brewing and attendance at a Sunday concert troubling for the nation’s moral and church unity. Parker urged loyalty to Christ over royal example, provoking cries of shame from the congregation.
The Fremdenblatt reports the Austrian Hungarian government will convert its Washington mission into an embassy. It says the U S legation in Vienna will similarly become an embassy to reflect current importance and future growth. The move aims to strengthen ties amid evolving European American political commercial relations.
The work on the main floor of the state house progresses rapidly with fine woodwork near completion at north and south wing entrances. Marble baseboards are in place and tiling in the west corridor is begun to improve appearance and reduce dust, while west wing decorating advances with walls fully gone over and plasterwork fresh, pilasters trimmed in gold.
Reported in the Fifth Ward to influence the county central committee election set for Saturday. G T Mattingly is said to be urging supporters to replace James Warner on the ticket. Warner, asked about the claim, declined to engage, noting limited political involvement and readiness to retire from the committee.
The funeral of Mr. Reuben Witcher was held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the establishment. The funeral for Francis J. Deviin, who died this morning from a head injury, will be announced by the family later.
New York reports skilled artists work on the deck of the Tisutech land preparing officer quarters on the bridge of the Huer for Prince Henry of Prussia. Quarters for Captain Alber and officers are transformed for the prince. The Dewischland will sail at 340 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. It is ex er
Citizens discuss Wolf and Wolfe victory prospects as Third ward ballots face scrutiny. Snattinger remains ill and may decline to run, with Democrats eyeing Corran or Spivey if he declines. A donor faction cites a political trick in the ward that could sway the council race.
Reported incident shows H A Uterman escaping quarantine near Ninth Street base after assaulting ex patrol driver Amber. Authorities sought warrant and sanitary measures to prevent spread of smallpox. later notes mention stockholders meeting for Kansas State Exposition and California travel offer via Rock Island line.
Washington March 7. Senate opens with a joint resolution inviting Canada to join an international commission to study cross border water diversion. A Creek Indian removal report is adopted. Conference on a lamp redemption bill is set. A diplomatic and consular appropriation bill advances with an amendment on nonpartisan selection of student interpreters for China. Senator Bacon urges constitutional limits on a treason related provision. Bills pass to extend Mississippi River marriage reconstruction and to authorize actions for the St Louis Exposition.
Secretary Root directed Gov. Wood at Havanas to travel to Washington at his earliest convenience for conferral with the president and War Secretary on winding up military government in Cuba and establishing the Cuban republic. Transfer of government is believed possible by May 1.
The committee on territories decided today to appoint a governor and a congressional delegate for two states. An Atchison member and his wife reportedly disagreed on the matter, while references to Boon and Teninyson appear in incomplete lines.
Uncle Reuben recalls a period beside the Mississippi country where Miss Bell urged steadfastness to Mistah Clay Baxtah amid a deadly raid. The tale centers on a gunfight near a valley camp, a river crossing, and the capture of the moment when Clay is found wounded at a plantation dance site.
Fragmentary excerpt depicts political discussion in the Fourth ward about women’s suffrage and voting strength. Mentions figures such as Kirkpatrick, Weber, and Mayor Parker with notes on a sanitary pollerman appointment. References to Baxters and local political tension appear amid dialogue about election outcomes.
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