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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
6
In a volatile scene around May 21 at Wuahivetsa, Curtis argues patronage powers of the governor strengthen a key candidate while Reeders start to gain traction. A courtroom confrontation unfolds with references to political maneuvers, appointments, and party visibility as the trial winds through motions, injunctions, and broader implications for congressional ambitions.
May 11 Ouicaen court grants a government request for a temporary injunction. Judge Peter Growano issues the order after arguments in a case tied to alleged bomber activity. District Attorney Bethel and Attorney John Bilier present, with references to the packers and related proceedings.
May 21 meeting in Senith County endorses Hin and Allen for Congress and other positions. Delegates name Glenn Johnston Ali en and John Johnston, with a slate including Harrinon UHL Henry Ahiborn George Rouner and others. Resolution supports party unity and county nominations for district clerk and county attorney positions.
Port Worth May 21 President Finlay of the Mexican War Veterans received the following greetings from President Roosevelt. The note thanks veterans for their stirring patriotism and deeds and extends best wishes for continued success at the reunion. Local veterans express gratitude for the country’s recognition and honor.
Hjalmer Jensen a Danish butter expert travels from Grain Kehlerwig to Topeka and then Pueblo. He will join the Continental creamery and possibly assume live-charge duties. His brother Bratiner W Jonsen arrives from Denmark to visit family and discuss buttermaking methods. May 1 reports Superintendent Parker’s update on the Santa Fe Depot project in Pueblo and the planned new depot on Caribou Avenue.
Larry Godkin, noted New York editor and journalist, died in Brixton after a long career with the Byenine Post. Born in Moyne, Wicklow, Ireland, he worked across major papers including the London News and New York Times, and authored several books. He leaves his second wife Katherine Sands and two children from his first marriage, Lawrence Guillith and a daughter.
Crowds gathered as the Cuban government shifted from Hive ielend to the Cutass. General Whitside received a banquet and gifts including a Cuban flag. Cuban soldiers paraded, and American troops participated in the procession, the flag raising, and a ceremonial departure by steamer, marking the transfer with patriotic displays.
Embree Retines and Seils Hia take on interest in the Moore Book and Stationery Co with Ralph Moore to revamp the business. Bullooe retires from the firm to devote time to establishing a Method College in Topeka as per Mrs. Chrisman will. Exabre2 belt a half interest transfers to Mr Fluiph Moore who now manages the store. Embree will settle affairs of the Christmas estate and dedicate funds to the college project while remaining in the Moore Book and Stationery store.
A hundred delegates from St Frau attended the American Baptist Mission convention session. The text notes addresses by Kirk Pocter of Iivenia and Seren, while Bela Sion and others were mentioned among attendees. The report cites committee actions and Sunday observances, with Hie Westhest referenced. The fragmentary account mentions Mork and an orsaynt arene for ei.
The article notes a county assembly held in the afternoon with members present and Guadinasion ff action. It mentions a Spanthk-American war related event and a concert tonight at an unspecified venue near Quincy Se with wickets at J.P. Jonnaens, 109 Fomsas Ave.
President Roosevelt addresses a Philadelphia audience on foreign commerce growth, citing the United States rise as a major global exporter. He argues expansion requires industrial production, farm output, and transport, urging faith in American enterprise and urging congregations to pursue moral effort at home and abroad.
A chaotic overflow session at Central Presbyterian covered the home guidance event with audience questions and a keynote by Reve Dr. George Leepinning. The meeting featured President Rogaerelt and other speakers as the chair announced the agenda and addressed audience concerns.
A May lunch in St Petersburg featured a toast praising the Russian and French armies. President Tomitet lauded the French discipline and bearing while affirming the enduring Franco Russian alliance and mutual aims for peace and prosperity.
The Dougherty Success Club returned last night with the largest attendance since its founding. Dr McCartin delivered a talk on Success urging youths to act, cultivate willpower, and develop their abilities to overcome circumstances. The event featured speakers and a notable audience.
Washington dispatches report Senate committee action on Hear’s bill and election reforms amid partisan tension. In Cape Colony, reports describe a Saturday attack leaving several injured and a fatality. court actions and local tensions referenced as authorities investigate.
Reading shows a broad market snapshot with Wheat and Corn futures central, noting price moves, supply expectations, and activity across rye oats barley and related grains. Cattle and pork sectors appear mixed with shipments and receipts sporadic, while stock markets reveal volatility and cautious trading as traders weigh futures and cash values.
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