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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
4
State Journal wires report major city event
The State Journal reports a significant city event captured over wires. Details are incomplete in the received copy, but the story references a notable incident and official action ongoing through the night.
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War on mosquitoes moves into New Jersey agenda
The War on the mosquito heats up as New Jersey faces new measures. Residents of Topeka recall Kubelik’s earlier failures and anticipate another chance in January. The House committee on territories weighs Indian country Dellarson amid expected Democratic alignment. Washington Post notes rapid shifts in political loyalties and taft’s Philippine committee praise for Stunda. Debates over municipal ownership and spoils system mirror tariff controversies influencing public policy and trust in government protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Topeka
House Committee On Territories
Dellarson
New Maven Union
Busi- Heke
Gasumos
Philippines
Porto Rico
Prith Cuba
Duties of prosecutors from a New York district attorney
District Attorney Jerome asserts the public prosecutor must seek truth while avoiding bias. He argues prosecutors should pursue guilt yet give innocent defendants full opportunity to prove innocence and guard justice above winning convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
New York
Vaneal
Moon President Roosevelt eyed Kan sas veteran for Evans pension post
Washington sources report Sunflower delegates urged President Roosevelt to name a Kansas veteran to replace H Clay Evans as pension agent at Topeka. The move supposedly reflected McKinley’s dying pledge, but Roosevelt balked, saying he would avoid carrying out any dead president’s wishes. Senator Burton urged action, while Evans’ retirement remained unsettled amid shifting political support. Pope Leo XIII’s silver jubilee observed worldwide with notes on his reign and church doctrine. Russia’s city sizes and a new transcontinental railroad project from Pacific to Idaho aim to connect major lines, with a $25 million construction plan to begin this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Moon
Roosevelt Lee
H. Clay Evans
McKinley
McKintey
Hoamyvelt
Roosevelt
Burton
Evans
McKinney
Kenses
Stenss
Buryon
Cyrus Leland Penaton
Topeka
Leland
Pope Leos
Pope Leo
St. Peter
Pius
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Vatican
Cty
Leo
Teenhie
Reflections of a Bachelor
Reflections of a bachelor column notes social contrasts and vanity among men and women. It critiques how great men seek others mirrors while small men focus inward. The piece suggests women value different traits and highlights era voice and humorous observations.
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Prem
New York
Color Line In Schools Sparks Topeka Debate On Separation
In Topeka the fight over the Douglass school site for colored pupils shifts from location pleas to legal questions. A. T. Allen led protests claiming health and upkeep concerns rather than race, while the board pledged improvements. After assurances failed, the dispute now goes to court with questions on whether Kansas boards may separate colored and white children in graded schools. The city lists five colored schools with pupil counts across Lane, Madison, Wahington, Monroe and Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Douglass
Brooks and Munson Avenues
Lowman ‘Hill
A. T. Allen
Douglnas
Decade IL
Lowman Hill
P. I. Bonebrake
Topeka
Kansas Iw
Boards of Education
Tan
David J. Brewer
Kansas Supreme Court
Douglins
Lane
Madison
Waehlagter
Monroe
Buchanan
Leopard and Its Spots In Kansas Politics And Prohibition
A fragmented column riffs on politics and prohibition era figures. It weaves references to Pompey Marc Antony and a New York dray wagon tale with local Kansas events. The piece mentions James A Troutman campaigning for governor, Nick Chiles at Godard hotel, and alliances with Harry Larimer during a temperance era contest in Shawnee County.
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Cuemmi
Pompey
Grand Triumvirate
Rome
Cacear
Marc Antony
New York
James A. ‘Troutman
East Seventh Street
Chiles’ Hotel
Harry Larimer
Godard
Prohibition
Nick Chiles
Troutman
Shawnee County
Wichita
Nicholas Chile
Estquire
Godard Hotel
Troutman Welch Campaign Sparks Parody Amid Shawnee Delegation Battle
A satirical tale depicts Troutman and Welch vying for Shawnee delegation support, contrasting banners of unity with past symbols. It lampoons rival factions by imagining foes now as a “happy family” and jokes about sleeping in Chiles' hotel as a sly jab at leadership.
Women Politicians Win By Wards In Topeka Triumph
In Topeka a sensational political turn shows women voters organizing voting at Third ward polling places by forming a sham committee man operation. They directed voters to back their chosen candidates, turnout surged, and Smattinger’s support collapsed as men awoke to the power of women in politics. The result: women secured victory and men reappraised their influence.
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Toiana
Topeka
Ephesus
Athens
Third Ward
Smattinger
Sde
Cali
Laird
Chicago
Petit
Tits Wollen
Thore
Globe Sights From the Atchison Globe
A fragmented column on family dynamics and social habits references a restless family man, gender roles, frugality, and old fashioned values. The piece notes plans for a day’s work, winter hardship, and a reflection on past Chautauqua lectures.
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GLOBE
Atchison Globe
Iman
Peece
N Stone
Quaker Reflections From the Philadelphia Record
Fragmented OCR text presents reflections and dialogue on daily life and morality. The piece includes brief exchanges about work, transportation costs, music, light, and personal anecdotes. References to a Chi town figure and a terrier appear amid garbled phrases and stray quotes.
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Philadelphia
Soames State
Chiats
Weis
The Armericanization of the World book review noted
The piece praises Horace Markley Bork city’s The Americanization of the World as a pivotal work shaping modern thought. It cites Darwin Whitman and Thoreau as influences, highlights new pages in Country Life American, and mentions notable features with photographs. It also references James Russell Lowell and Julia Ward Howe, plus A. C. McClurg & Co. plans for Southern Sketches volume four and other literary items of that period.
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W.T. Bread
Horace
Markley Bork City
Cuniie
Orlein
Si Ae Whitman
Country Life
Wil Ang
Ufc U
Mi Jack Rer
Tralian
Bucme Ye Minot Burro
Oritliedt
Dugmare
A. G. Valiant
Mying Fahchawes
Alfred J. Meyer
Ontra Julia Ward Howe
New England Magazine
James Fussell Lowell
Mas “ Thor
Assim
Birmingham
Thoreau
Horace E. Scudder
Messrs. A.C. McClurg & Co
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Peck
Certificates Granted by State Board After Spring Meeting
The state board of education granted a large batch of certificates today, completing its spring meeting at noon. Twenty conductors certificates and seven instructors certificates were awarded, along with eight life certificates to teach and six three year certificates.
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State Board of Education
Catherine Addison
Lawrence
Baldwin Oe
Grover Mosse
N. M
Rp Marveville
Era
Ev Bains
Andrew
Pittsburg and Topeka Names in Special Session Notes
The article lists numerous individuals including Kayler Pittsburg G Kearke Lecompton Anna Keller and others across Kansas cities along with references to a special hearing or session. It mentions the board and central normal school and notes about bids and fees. Strong entities include Pittsburg Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City with names such as Lewis Wadena and Preston. The text references a special meeting, solvency issues and commissions.
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Kayler
Pittsburg
Roices Wetmore
G. Kearke
Lecompton
Anna Keller
Isieby
C.E Loanberger
Enverprite
Lewis
Wadena
Mine
Boyie
Linville
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Newton
Veiritmaninn
Gutey
Tawrence
Are Herdin
Preston Tor
Ives HE
Hine
Iar
Hillnell
Gypeu Pene Schilling
Kansas
Cly
Reston
I Pittsburchna
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Women IN Politics
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