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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
6
A heavily garbled wartime letter fragment shows a U S correspondent venting about politics and governance. It references figures like Sherman and Indiana elections, questioning leadership and public duty while detailing shifting loyalties and concerns over wartime policy.
Hazieten Ta March 13 Presifer Mitchell convened the United Mine Workers convention to order with about 600 delegates present. Mitchell said the meeting has not yet taken up the subject of a possible general conference and stressed the union’s pending grievances and a potential joint conference with railroad presidents. John Gallagher was elected permanent chairman as the convention opened its executive session.
In Trenton on March 18 the court heard arguments in William M. Donald v American Smelting and Refining Company. Donald seeks to block a stock increase to 300 million and a Guggenheim Sons acquisition via his consolidated firm. Chancellor Stevens continu es the stay to prevent the purchase while an order is prepared. The matter follows an earlier spring election case and is not expected to reach the Smelting case before Tuesday.
A report notes keel laying for a fleet including an armored cruiser of 12 500 tons to reach 22 knots and named Vistor Hugo with two torpedo boat destroyers. Also mentions orders for twenty Loats of a ted type and a new submarine banner, plus Irish politics and patent office discussions involving Charles H Duell and the resignation.
Advertorial claims Health Cure for piles by Pyramid Pile Cure. Testimonials from a Petty officer, doctors, and patients praise its efficacy with statements of cure, ease, and safety. Mentions Marshall Michigan preparation and widespread distribution.
Topeka commercial club holds a meeting tonight for its regular March session. Notices from secretary T J Anderson urge large attendance. Topics include the Sanka Hestiop extension and its vital interest to local industry, with updates on attendance expectations.
Readable testimonials from Harry Abbott Cimcinnet and Mire EL Bowlby Waterloo Ind claim quick relief from grip with Dr Miles Heart Cure Nervine and Pain Pills. Other trust statements praise improved sleep heart and nervous health after using the same remedies.
A Kansas grain dealers meeting discussed reform to the constitution, new membership and a $1 irrigation fee, with references to committee revelations. The association planned a Kansas City trip by special train for a theater party and visits to stock exchanges, aiming to boost the grain trade and Kansan markets.
A court session centered on a gallery lawyer and a young woman figure, with disruptions and tainted testimony. The judge condemns the counsel for careless remarks while the case proceeds amid tense public interest and questions of propriety. Officials discuss potential penalties for alleged breaches of decorum.
A teen prisoner named John Kenney from Hlinds and a private of the Thirtieth were reportedly shot by Filipinos while attempting to escape. In another incident on January 1K near Santiago Hill in Southern Luzon a Pony Train surrounded by armed Filipinos led to capture or release of several soldiers including Fox Fred Mason, Corporal Bonham, Private Miller, and others. They were later handed to American forces at Santa Cruz seven months after capture.
A British Museum exhibit reveals a late Neolithic Nile burial with a full skinned, red haired man whose grave holds stone slabs, chipped weapons, and pottery. The inscription notes burial on the west bank with a bitumen coating and offerings, linking him to prehistoric Egypt before dynastic rule.
The Nations library of Ireland buys Daniel O Connell's fee book from London Chronicle notes. The slim volume tracks his earnings from £2 6s 4d in year one to hundreds and later thousands as he rises to the Irish bar after 1768. The entries show early cases, fees, and a quick ascent in a historic legal career.
Mob parades through Madrid on March 18 in La Rambia Cordova province. Reported disorder cites armed marchers carrying knives and public safety items. Two serious conflicts noted as crowds clash with authorities.
Washington March 13 Senator Piatt spoke about Cuba and the McKinley administration. He described amendments as serving U S and Cuban interests while warning they may provoke criticism. He insisted Cubans will align with America’s aims and that the amendments reflect broader national goals.
Manila reports Washington assigns control of the ice plant under construction to the insurgent government. The army will receive ice by contract to conserve capacity. Cost estimates rise from 3,400,000 to 3,600,000 dollars. operating costs about 160,000 yearly. Generals MacArthur and Wheston review troops and commend their regiment as transport Thomas arrives with volunteers en route home.
Tendot March 13 The Gazette announces the appointment of Mimes George Cornwallis West and Jennie Blow as Ladies of Grace of the Order of St John of Jerumslers. J J Van Alen is named an honorary Knight of Grace for organizing hospital ships Maine and a sulf hospital for Bourd Africa Mire. Cornwallis West, known as Lady Lee Ghurabal, and Jennie Blow led American efforts. Van Alen arranged a teleig tal section in January 1900 and offered it to the British War Office for South Africa.
Carnegie promises funds for new public library buildings in several cities. Yorks New York to receive 5000 for building and city support of 5900 annually. Sydney offers 1500 for a library and city to guarantee 1000 yearly for maintenance. New Castle Pennsylvania receives 4000 toward a library with 34000 yearly support guarantee.
Nancy Pearl Plummer of Kansas City and B Swinchart pioneer Klondike editor wed by Rev M Moet of Central Presbyterian church. Plummer, noted society pianist, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Phinmer, will honeymoon in southeast Alaska. They depart for the west via Seattle. well wishers report a hopeful future.
Chicago March 12 cattle market report shows receipts and price trends. Dealers note weather impact and activity level varies across cattle categories, with buyers cautious amid fluctuating demand.
Market notes from Topeka include livestock prices from Kansas City and local summaries. References to Boston and New York money markets appear, with Cotton sales noted. overall a compact market daily card listing commodities and brief price hints.
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