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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1901
Page
8
Fragmentary text from Cantciles reports a dispute over scheduling a joint challenge between universities. Mentions Harvard and Yale figures, a July or September tentative date, and plans for university participation, but the passage is garbled and lacks concrete outcomes or locations.
A steam up pom then Iren Ban Fransieca a new Sanitorn La orangea representing 1 al pennet east over the Great Northern railroad routt was transferred to a train of cars started for 82 Paul Chicagy at a mi today.
Maren Sloan, arriving from San Francisco, will stay ten weeks in New York before returning to England. He aims to compete in the Grand American Championship shooting contest at Interlaken and seeks a temporary license to ride at Belmont Park. Jockey club stewards will reconsider his prior national stance and may grant leave to travel.
From Ishington March 3 Representatives Hong am Curtis Kansas urge the president to make several stops on his return from Denver, with adjutant Clark Wante addressing Adee CG. The report lists locations in Kansas and notes various officials and events surrounding the proposed itinerary.
Fire tore through the Copper Hill Milling Company plant in Santa Fe New Mexico destroying the main edit a plant boiler house and tank. Officials estimate the loss at about 750 and the blaze occurred overnight with investigators beginning to probe the cause.
The American Academy of Political and Social Science holds its annual meeting April 12 and 13 with the topic America’s Race Problems. Edward A Ross will discuss The Causes of Race Majority. other sessions cover Pacific races, the Philippines, and the relation of Negroes to Whites with papers by Dubois and Ingles Washington. Evening sessions at the New Century drawing room and a public talk by Senator Platt on relations with Cuba and Porto Rico are planned.
In Chicago on March 26 a dynamite theft caused injuries to two Patish youths. A crowd of about 30 children watched as men allegedly misused the explosive, attempting to blow hardpan bricks. The incident ended with several boys suffering wounds while experimenting with the dynamite.
Surplus from the Passion Play at Gherammenou totals 205000 marks and will be used for comptural purposes including sewering and water supply. Funds will also support stage preparations for a 1910 representation.
A March 24 cyclone in Adamsville Michigan tore through farms near Hugie Lake, injuring Mrs Frack Kerr and demolishing Mlng Broa store. The storm damaged a cemetery, timber, and caused massive flooding effects in Christiana creek. Reports also cite a tornado near Buena Vista Georgia with fatalities and property damage.
A Washington dispatch reports General Corbin and Secretary Hooot are likely to travel to the Philippines, leaving San Francisco mid May and returning by August. The journey aims to study the military situation at close range, review topography, sanitation, supply and transport, and ensure readiness for future operations in the archipelago.
Lincoln Neb March 4 no election tallying thirty ballots in long term senatorial caucus adjourned at 2 oclock without nomination. Final ballots show Hese water 22 Metkinsohn 16 Currie 6 Howard Baldrige 1. Baldridge received four votes on the tenth ballot and no settlement of the deadlock is foreseen.
A public notice touts Core Dandruff Cure as effective for itchy scalp eczema and hair troubles. It claims many users who failed for years achieved better results in under three weeks, with endorsements from Flowley and Snow and local mention of satisfied readers.
A Wisconsin Senator discusses Cuban volatility and annexation prospects. He reports Cuban residents desire independence in form and security, with many favoring annexation to prove civilization. Opinions vary on the Piatt proposal and future U S Cuba relations, amid calls for orderly settlement in Havana and Washington.
The navy yard finished a bronze tablet for Frederic W. Ramaden consul general of Great Britain who aided American prisoners during the Spanish American War. Inscribed in memory of his humanity the tablet will be shipped to General Wood for mounting near the Santiago house. A replica will go to the Naval Academy in Annapolis.
Quarter master Hudlin will open bids Saturday for three contracts to supply Alaska posts by rail and water. Routes include Nome and St Michael via Skagway, and St Michaels to Fort Egbert Circle City Fort Yukon Fort Hamilton Rampart Gib son, plus interior river steamship delivery to Kodiak and Nulato. Major Jubiln seeks the cheapest route.
A public meeting at Dr MacArthur’s church fifty seventh street seeks to combat racial prejudice and religious intolerance. Wu Ting Fang will be principal speaker with letters from President McKinley and Vice President Roosevelt. Edwin Markham will read a poem. Short addresses by Heber Newton Eaton Chilman Silverman MacArthur and Blacksy accompany the program.
March 22 dispatch from London notes a sharp rise in American jockeys racing abroad and in the United States. In England and New York, the influx boosts field sizes and competition, with some concern about overcrowding at prominent training grounds and foreign stables. Grand Rapids reports a separate plan to form a major farm factory combination led by Cheries Flint of New York. Incorporation aims by mid April in New Jersey or Delaware with capital ranging from 5 to 7 million dollars.
A dubious claim touts a “Mystic Cure” that allegedly cures Bhslimatiamn and neuralgia in as few as 2 to 7 days. The ad asserts immediate relief by removing pain and energy blocks, selling through Swift Holliday at 33 Rauss avenue, Zopeka.
Local column records Townsend gathering details for a community event with attendees and local groups listed. Names of organizers and venues appear, highlighting civic participation and scheduled activities for the town.
A tangled tale emerges of romantic jealousy leading to murder and suicide on a rural property. The report outlines marital strife and a deadly sequence culminating in a fatal shooting and self-inflicted injury as investigators pursue the case.
A San Francisco project proposes a direct steamship service to Manila, signaling a shift in transpacific trade and transportation routes. The plan emphasizes faster cargo and passenger movement between the West Coast and the Philippine capital.
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