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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
7
A chaotic market page details futures and cash markets across New York and Chicago. Signals show slowing core demand for abestments while cattle and grain sectors wobble amid erratic price shifts and uncertain demand.
Queen Alexandra attends multiple performances of a Wild West show in London with the Prince and Princess of Wales and other royals. The report notes mixed reactions to a storming of San Juan Hill and describes ensuing crime coverage including a stagecoach hold up and pursuit by sheriffs and bloodhounds.
New Haven Conn March 25 Nellie Lamb sister of Men Arthur Pet melk Gechire Heit faith da Mr Popayely has not Dee shikken aG fir ad his wife fant concerned by revelations of Humble tripiest In Buttass I believe the dude has not been walt Fel declined. District Attorney Conteworth said the inquiry into Burdick entrapment plot will resume tomorrow. Public knows much about the cane yet nothing of importance has developed recently.
Huntington WV March 18 A labor meeting led by John Mikheil president of the United Mine Workers urged peaceful settlement of strikes. Speakers warned that capitol and labor must negotiate while praising workers and condemning violence. A separate note reports the Dominion Express company increasing rewards for a shipment theft in West Virginia the prior week.
Washington dispatch reports William Miller Collier of New York has been named assistant to the attorney general and assigned as solicitor for the Department of Commerce and Labor to enforce the anti trust and bankruptcy laws. He will begin duties soon, born in Lodi Seneca County, educated at Hamilton College and Harvard, with prior roles in bankruptcy law and public service including the state civil service commission. He authored works on bankruptcy and contributed to the American Bankruptcy Reports.
Portland dispatch reports General Parkhurst mocked the New York uproar over General Frederick Funston’s Aguinaldo capture. The exchange included threats of retaliation and a wager to provoke public attention, while General Winkton urged restraint and noted papers avoided Parkhurst’s latest remarks.
March 5 report states Admiral Dewey will sail from Cape Henry to join the North Atlantic squadron and inspect ships. He plans to remain about ten days, witness mutiny drills, then proceed to New York to prepare for a May voyage. Destination beyond is not yet decided.
Rev Jersy Evangelist from Clayton facing Methotine Episcopalian conference preached against social dancing at the church social. He likened dance partners to dangerous temptations and warned of private embraces in public balls amid recent community scandals and prominent figures attending parties.
In Topeka court Tuesday the Kansas Mutual Life dispute with Kansas Union Life and National Life of Chicago saw contentious wrangling. Judges and attorneys debated the decree terms, with threats of appeals and further hearings as parties clash over policy holder rights and possible asset transfers.
March h truth Zeigter, a former public school teacher in Minneapolis, reportedly committed suicide by drowning in Campbell Creek last night after writing a letter from Minneapolis. No further details on motive or circumstances are provided.
An unclear message claims a man wanted to break an engagement and a woman, Mrs Sharrock, who had been staying near Calvary, disappeared five weeks ago. The text notes she is not alive and hints at a drowning incident, with references to witnesses and unclear names.
In the West Indies a plan to fortify a site by the bay is examined by Moody and colleagues. They discuss a 4 square mile land area, barracks, a dry dock, and defenses against attack, with mention of Spanish and English landowners and potential land seizure. The Delphia will proceed to Turney.
A rumor-laden note from Bisbee describes a plan to present President Roosevelt with a live black bear captured near Dota as a token during a visit to Grand Canyon. Organizers, led by George Roberts of American War Veteran City, contemplate transporting the bear for display but worry about the practicalities and safety of such a gift.
Col Harrison Wiens and Remington Pane company faced a district court matter with Mikearion and Lopikes Capital involved. A recovery of $26.16 was noted for daily debits while multiple arrestees and witnesses described in the record. The supreme court and a key trial set the stage for further action.
A French minister of marine proposes that Rome deliver a peace speech in the Western world context. He discusses aims for defense, mentions America and Germany, and calls for continued naval and munition efforts in support of peace. He outlines expenditures and strategic alignment with France.
A disturbed dispatch from Sur Deming March 28 reports continued fighting around San Domingo as Allied forces attempt to pressure the enemy near Bethany and other fortifications. The Telegraph notes heavy exchanges and indications the main objective is to compel the enemy to surrender. yet no decisive breakthrough is described.
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