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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1901
Page
6
Reported OCR text shows disjointed phrases about legal arguments and individuals named Porat Pare Gore Shuthard and Hey Mr Hoveron. The fragment hints at a political legal case involving Mr Shuthard and Dr Harding and a raid opposed by Defenders.
A clearly variegated, misspelled report describes a man with smallpox appearing before a city physician. It notes public health officials, ambulances, and hospital actions as the illness raises concern in the community. The piece references gatherings, a local hotel, and attempts to curb the outbreak to prevent further spread.
Report from Wichita discusses a Supreme Court ruling on a liquor consignment contract involving California wine. The decision addresses proof standards and presumes illegality without sufficient evidence, with Judge Pollack noting the purchase price and alleged transfers in relation to state laws and restrictions. The ruling affirms the lower court's finding that the contract was improper.
Charles Mare of Vandalia and Minate Reed of Greenville, Bond County, obtained marriage licenses separately and wed in Greenville. The officiating minister and witnesses noted the second license, with county clerks involved. Reports mention the Roukas State Board of Agriculture and an agricultural college context.
Professor Mumford of the Michigan callers notes strong interest among readers in livestock issues and expects more than seven days of publications. He emphasizes practical matters for farm stock and invites participation from local farmers and experts.
Patti iv under spotlight as she and her husband dined with Bates Hatherhile. Sarah Bernhardt hosted a reception in Patti's honor. Ringer spoke at the Patio International Society of Female Students about the burden of progress for young women, provoking protest from university ladies preferring traditional ideals.
May 12 15 P M report from Fars notes USAT says the powers may issue an ultimatum if the sultan of Turkey refuses to stop interfering with foreign post offices. A naval demonstration backs the move as the six powers, including Germany, seek a united response within a few days.
Washington May 2. Conferences with President O Connell of the International Association of Machinists and President Gempers of the American Federation of Labor, plus other metal trades officials, discuss the moral support for a proposed strike. O Connell says outlook is encouraging for a successful strike in many plants. Some firms refuse the nine hour day agreement signed today, and he predicts several will strike by May 20, affecting about 100000 workers directly.
Clay Center efforts to block Parsons site purchase for a proposed state asylum move forward on the docket. Charities push for a final ruling. An early June decision is also awaited in the suit against Auditor Cole over Chase County bonds.
In Chicago on May 12 the general committees of the Trivenationsd Association of mholanita employed by the Mitnels Heal Saain to fereion in this city reached a wage question. Vice President Harshun of the Tiaats Central lies connected minis ead proposed 23 cents an hour, to be accepted by machinists if the company agrees to ten hour days. The dispute reduces to dollars and rents, as a longer day yields extra pay over nine hours.
Joseph J. Garrett was arrested on a federal warrant in Illinois for violating internal revenue laws by selling oleomargarine without government stamps. Deputy Prescott and Detective Hopkins made the arrest as Garrett long stood with his wife and child nearby. Garrett reportedly had acted as a spotter to gather evidence against jointists, and authorities warned no further action would be pressed if he tried to leave Illinois.
Wise and Raine clash over timely submission of paving estimates as city engineers struggle to finalize plans. Officials complain repeated changes inflate costs while the engineer’s office insists it is prepared to accelerate the project with prepared estimates.
Observer notes former mayor J Drew returning from Houston with claims Topeke pays double the price. He cites Houston well prices at 40 cents per hundred delivered to households, and predicts widespread oil activity in southern Texas with many wells and institutions. He argues Beaumont quarries and other areas show similar excitement and potential.
New York May 12 A trolley collision injured and killed several youths returning from a college gathering. Two dead Michael Lehneir and Joseph Fickel, others hospitalized or treated, wagon demolished, car struck rear as driver crossed tracks near Jamaica edge. Passenger Miss Mattie Dehovine suffered severe chest and hip injuries.
New York May 12 Lost 338,000 railroad bonds believed misplaced between New York and the Pacific coast. David T Hartshorn of Brooklyn seeks the bonds from an estate of his deceased daughter Mrs Lotter. Bonds once owned by Hartshorn and Lotter include seven flat moreas, first mortgage bonds of the Pacific Railroad, and bonds of the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad. Administrator unable to locate valuables or safe deposit papers.
A Wichita incident unfolds as Winnie Kitkore Anna Peebied Jasa Wilboite and Will Wilholte hammer and destroy the Summit Saloon front then enter. A brawl erupts with Fritz at the door as the group is restrained. Bond issues and court delays follow with five charged.
London dispatch notes plans to turn White Lodge Richmond into an outer London residence for the Tuke and Duchess of Cornwall. The crown property, currently vacant, holds furniture believed to be personal. The King, escorted by a court gentleman, drew loud cheers during a Sunday drive through Kew Gardens.
Buffalo Jones commissioned to hunt mountain sheep for Goodnight Ranch under state authority. Buffalo returns from Cavite via Colombo, arriving at Sandy Hook after 24 days at sea. Vessel carried 253 sailors and 7 Marines, with two bodies aboard Lieut. J. M. Roper and Assistant Surgeon Staughton. Topeka peace demonstrations planned nationwide amid Hague tensions.
A man identified as G. H. Herman of 1117 North Jefferson was shot by a mob. Details on motive or arrests were not available in the readable text.
Dr. G B Herman was shot and fatally wounded at 1017 North Jefferson Street by a member of a vigilance committee. The incident occurred about 9 o'clock last night. Police say three men were involved, with at least two identified as George Mint and another man unnamed. Neighbors and Mrs. Hammler dispute the doctor’s alleged misconduct with Hammler’s family. Herman, an ex convict, claimed he was abused by Hammler’s son and neighbors before the shooting. The case remains under investigation with statements from Herman pending recovery.
Dr William S Ament spoke at the First Congregational church on The Present Situation In China declaring Pekin as the political capital of Christendom and a great practical school where nations learn about Chinese affairs. He noted that Chinese natives increasingly seek new ideas and modern thought to gain footholds.
Fragmentary notes suggest a discussion of Chinese appreciation for Christian faith and a hope for a bright future of the church, with references to resilience despite challenges and a gaze toward renewal and growth. The readable passages are non-specific and lack concrete events or dates.
Striking miners at the Ebervale mine in Pennsylvania resumed work after a dispute over terminations. One discharged miner was not seen as a culprit for leaving early. A separate dispatch notes fourteen petroleum steamers burned at Astrakhan, Russia amid tensions.
Chicago May 12 Wheat prices opened weak amid lower canners and heavy shipments with selling pressure seen from short sellers. Futures drifted. receipts and futures show mixed signals as traders watch weather and crop prospects from the Northwest to the plains. Market activity notes delayed buying later in the day and a general tendency toward cautious trading on uncertain demand.
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