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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1904

Page

11

Entertaining season at Elite clubs amid post Lent events

The Hewling eth club ends its winter fortnightly meetings and will issue invitations after Easter for a large post Lent affair honoring the Evening club. The Kansas Social Science Federation board adjourns after a two day session at Copeland, considering art galleries and federation scholarships across twelve colleges. Society notes cover Potwin club plans, Guild events, hostess lists, and numerous local visits, travels, and family news from Topeka and surrounding towns.

Acadim Tor & Dante Eugene Sallee Cunningham Sue Gay Kansas City Helen Frost Towanda Miex The Kansas Social Science Federation Copeland Avenne Yatrchese Bourd Federation Lubisees Acaderdes Cube Santa Fe Kansas St. Louia Epworth Charles J. Wood Top

Combiner fears. Truesdale warns against labor capital unions

W H Truesdale president of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western rails in a City College NY address warns that great combinations of labor and capital threaten American individuality. He praises progress in industry yet doubts future mileage growth will match past, and warns labor unions may harm when they crush ambition. Lincoln Neb convention renominates Burkett for congress and declares support for Roosevelt and Webbster. requests appointment of H C Lindsay as state committee chair.

W. H. Truesdale New York College of the City of New York Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company United States Truesdale Roosevelt Lincoln Neb KJ. Burkett Congress Rosevelt John J. Websrer Omaha Ee Jong H.C. Lindsay State Committee

Easter Lilies Arrive in New York from Bermuda

New York reports the first steamship load of Easter lilies arriving from Bermuda. The crates were moved by express vans to railroad stations for westbound delivery. The shipment seems abundant after last year’s scarcity and high prices, with expectations for larger arrivals this season.

New York Bermuda Far West

China makes overtures to British Columbia on immigration

Victoria March 22 The Chinese government has proposed to Britain to allow Chinese immigration into British Columbia under looser terms after agreeing to curb emigration to the Transvaal and to discuss removing the five hundred dollar head tax. Provincial officials call the idea preposterous and insist imperial policy governs.

Victoria D. C London Eng British Columbia

Speyer Heads Special Train Into Mexico On Merger Talks

James Speyer of Speyer & Co New York crossed the Rio Grande at Laredo to Mexico City with friends on a special train. The trip aims to finalize pending merger matters for Speyer roads in Mexico including general officer appointments. R. Thomas Buys Turf Paper In New York Morning Telegraph control passes from Whitney estate to E R Thomas of Thomas & Shiede. Redfern to join Thomas stable as jockey.

James Speyer Mexico Laredo Tex New York Speyer & Co Rio Grande Mexico City Speyer Speyer Roads R. Thomas Morning ‘Telegraph William C. Whitney E. R.thomas Thomas & Shiede Whitney Thoms Arthur Redfern

Burrow Seen as Likely Issue in Sixth District Race

Otis I. Atherton of Russell expects Joel H. Burrow to emerge as a key figure in the Sixth district contest. Atherton notes Burrow seeks the Republican nomination for Congress and predicts a major battle within party factions over Burrow and chairmanship influence.

Otis I. Atherton Russell Joel H. Burrow Burrow Congress Reeder Atherton State Central Committee

Contest Thorne's Will Sparks Legal Challenge in New York

Notice of contest filed over the will of George Winthrop Thorne who died in Paris on February 1. He left most of his estate to Helen Leigh of London and Marie Vaindier of Paris. Helen H. Thorne of New York, a second cousin, alleges undue influence by Marie Valadier and Helen Leigh or their agent.

New York Deorge Winthrop ‘Thorne Gil Manale Paris Helen Leigh London Marie Vaindier Thorne Dudley Leigh Edward Lord Leigh Helen H. Thorne Marie Valadier

Senators Farris and Smith to be heard in September bribery trials

Jefferson City March 22 Circuit Judge Graves set the dates for bribery trials of Benatore Frank Farris and Charies Smith for September 7. Senator B W Mathews of St Louis had his bribery case dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence to go to the jury. In Topeka the Symphony Orchestra plans a May concert at the Auditorium with Maud Powell, one of the country’s leading women violinists, as soloist. The orchestra, now 26 instruments, is rehearsing new pieces. Tickets available at Guild’s music store.

Farris Charies Smith Jefferson City Tudge Graves Ume Benatore Frank Farris B.W. Mathews St Louis Topeka Symphony Orchestra Maud Pows Topeka E. B. Guild

Metcalf Hearing Sparks Pension Office Inquiries

General Wilder Metcalf heads the U S pension office in the federal building and faces a surge of questions about a recent ruling by United States Pension Commissioner Saha limiting pension applications. Public interest spans the nation as details remain unclear to many readers and officials.

Wilder Metcalf United States Pension Office United States Pension Saha Ware

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