06 May 1902
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows criticism of Senator Burton as drifting from party lines and opposing the Seratok and key party principles. Mixed passages reference Reynolds, Hitchcock, and a broader Republican Senate contest. notes about conventions, appointments, and intra party tensions suggest a tense political scene with debates over policy and leadership.
Eucene F Ware replies to Washington with a request for time and notes he will take up his clothes as soon as possible. A telegram to the State Journal suggests the matter is unsettled and awaiting procedures for tentative charges. Weather indications point to Kanes for a daily report.
Mayor Parker vetoed the Vinewood Park railway franchise. Seven councilmen sustained the veto, three opposed, with one absent. No new ordinance was introduced. The council debated amendments, adjourned, and planned another meeting to decide on the veto and future action. The discussion touched on security deposits, time limits, and funding details for the proposed line.
Sketch of the life of Bret Harte notes his Albany New York birth, long abroad living in England, and seclusion at Camberley. He died at the Red House Camberley after a sudden hemorrhage caused by throat affection. The report outlines his frontier fiction fame and career in journalism and letters.
In Los Angeles on May 6 critics predict a tense contest between Mrs Decker and Mrs Denison for the party’s first vice presidency with Mrs M V Humphrey favored by supporters. A Topeka address is given for A H Thompson who chairs the Value of Subordinate Federation section.
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