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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1895
Page
2
Satolli outlines the advantages of closer relations with Rome, highlighting cultural ties, political influence, and potential cooperation across diplomatic channels. He emphasizes mutual respect, economic links, and sustained dialogue as the path forward for harmonious international engagement.
A March dispatch from Las Banscisco reports Mgr Satolli wrote to Guatemalan officials about recognizing diplomatic relations with the Holy See without a concordat. The letter argues that church and state separation need not block official ties, noting the U S constitution and similar provisions in Guatemala and other nations. Satolli suggests possible mutual benefits to ease church conditions in Guatemala and mentions wider implications for the United States.
The eclipse was observed at Northwestern University Observatory in Evanston by Director George W. Hough and Professor H. Cennis. The moon entered penumbra at 7 20, contact at 7 45, half eclipse with clear skies, six photographs taken at various contacts, total eclipse occurring at 8 52, and fourth contact at 11 75. The sky stayed clear after the first half, showing colors from pale yellow to copper red. The event pleased astronomical observers. Governor Stone defends Kansas City police matters and attacks several critics in a Kansas City Journal letter. Clint Baker, out of work, attempted suicide in Fort Scott after being discharged from Pittsburg, shot his right lung, condition described as dangerous. Mayberry Tailoring Company advertises.
Will Clark city marshal of Univenile Missouri shot and killed Al Todd a colored man last night Todd had run away with Clark's daughter and was brought back to town. Todd returned with his half brother Joe Johnson and drew a revolver at Clark prompting the fatal shot. Coroner's jury exonerated Clark. Johnson fled and is presumed guilty of a similar crime. Tension rises with potential trouble from other colored men in town.
Reports from Thies Chwang Tai Yowou AMA dated March 11 describe Japanese forces capturing Yin Kow near New Chwang and engaging 10,000 Chinese under General Sung at Thien Chwang Tail. After four hours of battle, Chinese losses reached about 2,000 dead or wounded while Japanese losses were around ninety.
Jefvesson City Missouri March 11 the bill to prohibit allen ownership of lands in the state passed the house. Major Bitt inger’s $12 000 appropriation for Benton and Blair statues for Memorial hall in Washington also passed.
From Conpona Vera Cruz Mexico on March 11 reports say Grizales volcano near Cordoba Orizaba Kalapa and surrounding villages is in eruption. Poisonous gases rise and thick smoke pours from 100 vents while the earth shakes miles around. No serious damage yet though ash could threaten the coffee region where Americans operate plantations.
Rioting scenes marked the Oklahoma legislature adjournment at 1 a.m. as both houses closed amid clashes. Key actions include the killing of a prize fighting bill, relocation of the capital to Guthrie, creation of a penitentiary at Round Pond, a Normal school at Alva, and an insane asylum at Perry. A civil rights bill granting equal rights passed and a single-ticket rule against political fusion was enacted.
Hazleton slope of Lehigh Valley coal company suffers the worst fire in years. Began six weeks ago, mine now heavily combustioned, hundreds of thousands spent on fumes, unlikely to be extinguished soon, with risk to adjoining mines and 1100 workers. Also mentions snow in Nebraska, passport grant, British denial of American vessel attack, Santa Fe rail opening celebrations, and local ads.
A pursuit from Enterprise, Indian Territory, tracked two horse thieves who had stolen thirty horses in the Choctaw nation. After a firefight, the thieves sought refuge in a cabin that was set on fire. The pair perished in the burning structure as a posse closed in.
A fire at the Old Abe mine in New Mexico trapped eight miners in the hoist house change room. The blaze destroyed the structure and hoisting machinery, with the mill spared but nearby shops damaged. The loss reaches thousands, and the fate of the imprisoned workers is unknown, with little hope for their escape from suffocation.
In Cotox Colombia on March 11 rebels led by Ruiz Garcia attacked Bocas del Toro about 100 miles north of the city. Government forces repelled the attack. eleven rebels including Garcia were killed. The US cruiser Atlanta landed sailors and Marines to protect American interests. Government losses were five killed and twenty wounded. A second assault on the town is anticipated.
Postmaster General Bissell is weighing a smaller money order design to resemble a bank check. The new format aims to ease handling and separate the coupon from the order. A superintendent's report shows lower charges boosted business and notes postal notes’ abolition shifted users to money orders for greater protection.
In Cromwell near Creston Iowa Dave Blossar a noted citizen died by suicide after an attempt to arrest him for forgery. Police report he drew a weapon and shot himself in the head rather than be taken into custody. Earlier reports suggested he might have attempted suicide by strychnine.
Haverhill Mass March 11 The strike of the Haverhill shoe workers is ended All operatives who have been put on strike against the contract system in Haverhill shoe factories are free to return to work on the same conditions that existed prior to the strike.
A distressed Mrs. Marston hosts a lavish party while haunted by her past and a dying child. She fears exposure and a possible reconciliation with her estranged husband as Sir John Deane arrives, revealing Daisy’s death and a public reckoning.
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