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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
4
The Topeka State Journal prints a full wire service report with AP content and local commentary. It discusses political shifts in the Democratic party, the Philippine water project, censorship efforts against a city theater performance, and a boycott of a controversial Uncle Tom show, noting local reactions and broader national context.
A number of delegates gathered in Springfield to attract Republican support as county officials prepared for the state convention. Chel Murr was favored for supreme court, Busse for state treasurer, with sentiment leaning toward a unified ticket and a strong chairman guiding proceedings.
MRS JIA Bmith Kellam died after long illness. The funeral will be held at 3 pm Thursday at 10th Avenue residence. Details are scarce due to damaged text but the notice notes a local event honoring the deceased.
The premier event featured Lora Salsbury and the chair, with remarks congratulating progress and noting tensions around a 48 target. A peace-terrain figure was referenced, and the convention highlighted a $20,000,000 representation across U S and Canadian manufacturers.
A federal hearing sees unions from pressmen, binders, and typographers pushing for union labor. The committee aims to halt nonunion contracts and pressure publishers in Kansas and nearby states. Trade councils mobilize as testimony seeks fair wages and conditions while supporting the creation of a State Society of Labor and Industry.
Emerson refused to depart Fromega as city officials ordered him out of town After denouncing officials at Wane fa he planned further addresses In Topeka this week including a talk at the car shop and a speech at the State Temperance convention The Topeka incident prompted a tense exchange with the marshal and the Mayor and Council expected to hear more about city administration
Washington May 7 The Hoar Canal bill proposed a U S route from the Athi to the Pacific by sea level channels with side works to protect the canal and enable customs and control. The measure argues for United States ownership and defense of the route and estimates costs around 280 million to 1 billion dollars. In other dispatches a may 7 cable notes President may approve the oleomargarine bill, and a London report cites peace prospects in South Africa.
The circular from the American Assurance Association of Apwuaih alleges a Roy-like plan with two dollar membership fees and monthly payments for six months, promising payouts but relying on an endless chain to recruit new members. Superintendent Church warns the company lacks authority, may violate postal rules, and investigations target its Kansas connections.
The Kansas Homeopathic Medical Society holds its thirty-fourth annual session at the S. C. A. room. The union will meet tonight at 2 o clock with Dr Lowrey presiding. The program includes music by Ad Autra quartet and Mrs W A Swan, with Dr Finley Hilmewood of Chicago delivering a talk. The session continues through Friday evening.
Hood's Sarsaparilla asserts its unique formula cures incurable ailments and many diseases including skin conditions digestion and rheumatic issues. The advertisement touts it as the best blood purifier and stomach tonic, urging readers to begin taking Hood's today.
Report details a chaotic draft of names and roles including Congressman Long, J. M. Simpson, and D. Biddle among others, noting visits to the White House and payments related to a revenue collector appointment. Mentions Lemnen Worth prison transfer, federal hospital care, quarantine release, and fees for notaries.
An Anneley May Day report notes discontent over a convention report and notes about officers. Dispute centers on Burdette’s candidacy for vice president and the role of the recording secretary to the second vice presidency. Nominating committee met secretly at Block B clubhouse with a late dinner break and guard outside.
Washington May 7 The Senate convened with report on a Cuba diplomatic and consular appropriation bill and an amendment limiting rental costs. Debate touched on reconcentration orders in the Philippines. McCombs defended Funston and praised administration and leaders while condemning hard partisanship in the army debate. House actions followed on Indian Territory bonds and statehood bills for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma.
A student sues to force diploma issuance after claims the faculty and board of trustees failed to honor a promised three month trial. The college, and Shelton Mipgea, faced objections as the dispute centers on attendance, monetary terms, and an expected diploma authorization. A separate Congregational church event and stray advertisements appear in the clipping.
Miss May Markell of London Ontario is cited as a health example after using Wine of Cardus. The ad claims irregular menstruation and other female illnesses are cured by the tonic, urging readers to request free advice from The Chattanooga Medicine Co. and begin treatment today.
Manuel Ronda sugar broker testified before the Senate committee on relations with Cuba. He said Cuba sugars were cheaper in February and March, benefiting independent refiners but reducing U S duty could trigger a Cuban panic as loan foreclosures loom. George Bryson, Havana deeds commissioner, said Americans own many Cuban plantations while Spaniards control the sugar union with mortgages.
Masses for the repose of Archbishop Hgan were held at St Patrick Cathedral New York with priests including Father Lavelle Daly Corrigan McQual and others officiating. The archbishop's body was displayed at the cathedral for mourners to view as it lay in state before lying in the central aisle.
Washington report cites a planned presidential message on the Philippines. The aim is to place the islands on a path to independence modeled after Cuba, with varying degrees of self rule based on native acceptance of responsibilities. The policy is described as provisional and subject to one year’s needs.
Governor Silley travels to Kansas City for a civic tour with the Commercial Club of Kansas City. State officers join a sunlit Southeast Kansas itinerary as several intended participants depart by morning on the Santa Fe line.
The session outlined credentials committees and election of officers for the temperance workers convention in Topeka. Raphael Ue and Rev. Hi A Ors presided as opening events and committee appointments were discussed. Speakers included Rev FW Emerson and Dr J T Me nd with plans for future sessions and charity appeals.
Letters to the editor allege unfair award of an ice contract to Mutual Inc despite a lower bid by a competing company. The writer claims political influence and a so called ice trust conspire against him, urging public awareness and fair dealings.
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