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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
4
The Topeka State Journal highlights scattered international notes and domestic reflections from a broad array of topics. Reports touch on Turkey, Portugal, the Philippines, and American politics, with emphasis on leadership changes and market observations.
A collage of witty lines, civic notes, and clipped anecdotes from Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Laugh lines about laundresses, gamblers, and theater critics mix with quick observations on weather, birds, orange orchards, and a Stradivarius, all reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century paper’s humorous habit of weaving oddities into a single page.
An early 20th century analysis argues Japan commands the strongest navy, capable of defeating Russia in a hypothetical Gea contest. It notes Russian fleets are scattered and older, while Japanese battleships boast heavier armament and newer construction. The piece predicts Japan’s naval power could deter or prevail in a broader conflict, though stresses that proof lies in future battles.
Washington March 27 The War Department revises its plan for the Philippines and an army noted at fifty thousand is discussed. The original aim to maintain a force of sixty one thousand is rejected as impracticable. A transitional civil government is proposed with limited 兵 assets and to disband the volunteer army by July first.
Dr A F McCollum of 13 Kansas Avenue argues the claim that whisky was bought in the J W F Hughes building is being attacked. He says he was drawn into the matter innocently and that others offered money to influence opinions. A refuting notice appeared after an investigation by F M Grover. Noemia to Lecture Tonight with State Superintendent Selon delivering a talk on everyday life and a substitute from John Dawson to lecture at Parsons on Aaron.
An old advertisement extols Scott & Bowne Cod Liver Oil Emulsion for boosting red blood cells and oxygen transport. It likens the product to building infrastructure in a famine disaster, promising improved nourishment for muscles nerves and bones.
The article reviews a habeas corpus writ challenging a contempt ruling against John P. Reese of the United Mine Workers of America. It details 1899 events during a strike, the legal questions on restraining orders, and Judge Adams's reasoning on when disobedience to an injunction constitutes contempt versus broader denials of court authority.
In Lincoln Nebraska March 28 Bryan defended his anti imperial stance. He argued the capture of Aguinaldo may end the war for now but imperialism undermines republican government. He warned that governing an empire in the Orient cannot sit with a US republic at home.
Wiley G Cook in Cherryvale Willis Gleed to perform in Chanute Saturday night J A Rider of Wilton Sosya accused City Attorney Bird Mrs A L Koonce of Paola in city today Koonce to move family to Topeka The Republican communities tally on Auditorium Friday night Police court reports two drunks fined $3 each Ankigy misreported time East Fifth street incident Stews on the south wall of Southwestern Peel Co building at Eighth and Kansas Ave Bowman Seacns of American Mothers to meet Friday Central Congregational church Bra9 children at Kinder Garden Home City Council to meet Monday at 10 o'clock Band concert noted Nelhen Hain seats on sale Crawford Monday price $1 Tickets and venue details. May 22 annual meeting of Tallway Claims Attorneys and Agents at residence of Moore Meant a Haumesrtr Rev Peckals M E church banquet scene at Orlock guests including Dr Ghaces jr Mr and Mrs Abbanaid others present piano renditions and dinner descriptions.
A Topeka YMCA chapter has launched a drive to build new quarters. The plan, backed by Prout and railroad support, may require 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. Santa Fe Railroad has funded past projects and is expected to aid again. If approved, the new facility would better serve shop workers and other members, following a similar Argentine example.
A Paris dispatch to Amspolsted Presa cites Agoncillo as saying Aguinalda and his general remain at large in a furnished central Paris apartment, with discussions of capturing them and potentialmilitary leadership changes amid ongoing war, while factions debate strategy and money sufficiency for continuing operations.
About 60 bonds in criminal cases were forfeited in district court as the January term opened. The bonds were not renewed due to attorney negligence, but by proper pawning the costs a penalty the principal can be renewed without forfeiture.
Toledo reports an ongoing dispute between Arbuckle and Woolson firms over stock registration and inspection rights. Courts consider amender penalties while a state court blocks a jail-order and a federal ruling sides with the food commissioner over a coffee product mischaracterized as a sugar egg blend.
Styles are highly decorative and emphasize comfortable fit. Hats range from large turbans to mohair blends and straw with silk, flowers, or chiffon, showcased by our own milliners as truly artistic pieces. Stop and try on a pretty hat with no obligation to buy while attentive staff provide friendly, careful service.
Report from El Reno notes five thousand persons camped near Kiowa and Comanche lands awaiting entry. Lands will open to settlement next summer, amid predicted influx of Readies and hopefuls from nearby states. Officials anticipate allotments and town sites, with roading progress and arrivals from Kansas City shaping the new settlement front.
Sheriff Cook arrested Frank Crist after one o'clock on a charge of liquor possession. Redden, appointed by the Assistant Attorney General, arrived for Shawnes County affairs. Deputies found empty bottles at the scene and Crist, known as "The esque," was taken to the county jail awaiting bond.
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