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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
6
REVLVYALS AT THEATRES AND CONVENTION NOTES
A fragmentary notice outlines Revlyvals at theatres with a Scotland tour by Scotten Cohort company with mentions of Mrs Natios and Eileen in action at a Kin lumraph show. It also notes the Namoral Association of Claim Agents gathering in Cleveland and a mesh party at Glenwood with plans to move to Denver, plus expectations for Prof Sunsoela in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natios
Eileen
Bre
Catrin
Odd Fellows
Scotten
Atprent
Clarm Agents
Mest
Cleveland
Namoral Association of Claim
Aguiie Teyan
Glenwood
Dlegwood
Aur- Nash
Gould Move Ties New York to Pacific Scラスheme
May 10 in New York reports speculation that Jay Gould seeks influence in a Western rail merger by gaining a New York outlet. Stockholders of the Lackawanna Railway are said to have received offers as Gould may push to include his faction in a broader Pacific railroad reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gould
Pennsylvania
German forces press to hold Pekin amid backdrop of diplomacy
Shanghai reports say Field Marshal Count von Waldersee has told Chinese authorities his troops will not leave Pekin until the court returns and is publicly restored. French withdraw from the Shae expedition while the British may assume leadership, making a German retreat appear likely despite stern talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Ieporta
Jim Pekin
Count von Waldersee
Pekin
Taft
Siabe
Count von Waldermeeeres
United Brethren Conference Sets Topeka Meeting Plan
The Quadrennial United Brethren Church in Christ conference, in Topeka after May 10 in Frederick Maryland, approves a ban on tobacco for ministers on farms and modifies the apostles creed to avoid the word Hell. W. Moker elected general secretary of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Topeka
Frederick
United Brethren Church In Christ
Kaa
Lhote
W. Moker
Cleveland Called Home After Fishing Trip
Princeton May 22 Ex President Grover Cleveland arrived home from a ten day fishing trip to Middie Huss Island near Toleto. He returned because of his daughter Esther who has diphtheria. The attending physician reports no change in Esther's condition and expects improvement hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Middie Huss Island
Toleto
Esther
Cleveland
New Santa Fe Train And Yard Work Progress
The division superintendent of the Santa Fe reports ongoing work on the new time yard set to enter effect in June. A new train from Newton is anticipated, a semtwand fast mail line with No. X segment, and potential reestablishment of aGuiftorain Limited section. Also mentions Major General Henry C. Corbin and his sailing plans related to the Philippines and Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante Vn
Banken
Newton
No. X
Guiftorain Limited
Ned
Decapitation Rants as Mayor Appoints Loyalists in City Council
A city council session confirms James Troutman as council member from the Sixth ward and names Mayor Hughes loyalists to key posts including Chief of Police Frank M. Stahl and City Engineer Sam McCabe. Donovans, Goodrich ousted, Carpenter and Jester named to police ranks, with other assigns to electric plant, water, and clerk roles amid partisan clashes and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
James A. Troutman
Councl
Troutman
Droitan
Ughes
Polle
Frask
M. Stahl
Frask P
Marstini
James McCabe
Lisenne
Connell
Chaney
Hergundthal
Tin Donovan
A. F. Jester
Jaller
D. Mir
Samus McCabe
City
Wine
Iocal
Munson
Oii
Junction City
Fort Riley
Goodrich
W. H Carpenter
Donovan
Metromen
Doorvan
Carpenter Haseen
PH. Parkes
Tivelty
Luther Bailey
Hein
Jewsyer
Counelimig Warner
Wall & Hunley
Criciferson Street
Monroe
Quincy
Tyler
Trier
Pitth
Peire
Monce
Alley
Parence
Richey
Tames
Buchanan
Sis College Avimtie
Sita
Sea Works
Curbing
Jefferson
Fort Scott
Frye Works
Jefferein
Pitib
Capital Iron Works
Sih
Fort Seat
Cuphay Ae Works
Fort Beott
Ana Wert
Burt Cate
Omnes Wittam Bredbury
Rad Smurth Co
Alan
Paving Petition and Bid Dispute Stir City Council
Mans and Kepley left out. Jesse Patton and Mr. Winans figure in bids delays. Winans defends sending bids to clerks, claims rivals Ritchie and Juuney caused tardiness. Council to consider report of appraisers on twenty nine pavement blocks. Kansas avenue street will be widened to 90 feet. A new petition to be presented next meeting. Frank P. Lindsay bond as prosecutor Jules approved. Signers Robey Neal and Tos Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans
Kepley
Jesse
Mr. Winans
Winns
Philistines
Ritchie & Juuney
Monihay
Orne Ee Pte
Thineh
Tenthon Ie
Kansas Avenue
Avanod
Frank P. Lindsay
Poies Jules
W. B Robey
C. W. Neal
H- Tos Chase
Sidewalk Collapse Kills One in Chicago Demolition Zone
A portion of the sidewalk at Central Music hall collapsed during demolition for a department store addition at State and Randoph streets. One man died, another fatally injured, and seven others hurt including Joseph trussed with two teeth broken, Faeeph Ewing with body injuries, and an unknown man badly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Music Hall
State
Randsiph Abets
Che Ead
Joseph
Faeeph Ewing
Schley Arrives After Hospital Visit In New York
Rear Admiral William S. Schley arrived in New York on May 2 and visited St Luke's Hospital where a patient named Highar is being treated for blood poisoning. Schley spent two hours at the hospital and appeared encouraged by the visit before departing for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. S. Schley
Kater Wilhein der Grosse
St. Luke's Hospital
Danson
Schley
Highar
Dent
Multistate Briefs: Fire destroys wool mills and more
Rapid-fire notes report a Montana blaze destroying wool supplies and a two story residence, with cedar and oak piles lost. Other items cover a gunboat departure from Gochuck to Memphis, Kipling copyright suit ruling for the Putnams, a village destruction near Rantensa with 15 bodies recovered, treasury balances and a gold reserve, the Ascania ashore near Aeli reef, a postal funds misappropriation case in Lockport, an earthquake in Caracas with property damage but no deaths.
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Mont
Nort
San Juan
Porto Rico
Harvid Crowley
Lockport
XNI
Eas
Postal di Partement
Ponce
Supreme Court
Caracas
Venezueli
Baytan Cabie
Comana
Barnum to Move House on Topeka Avenue Corner
Local plans show Barnum will transfer an old residence from Van Buren Street to his lot at the Twelfth Street and Topeka Avenue corner adjoining his current building site. He also plans a smaller dwelling on the Van Buren lots. Separate notes cover McKinley’s greetings to Mexican War Veterans in Fort Worth and Kansas flour interests discussing London bureau setup.
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Topeka Avenue
S_Barnum
van Baren Street
Twelfth Street
van Buren Street
McKinley
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Association of Mexican War Veterans
San Francisco
Geo. P. Finkly
Mexican Veteras” Association
Port Worth
Wn. McKinley
Dr Johnston Elected President of State Medical Board
Dr Johnston of Lakin was elected president of the state board of medical registration. F Hatfield, Grenda, was named vice president with Henry W Ruby of Topeka as secretary. The board prepares registration and examination rules and sets fees from 3 to 10 dollars. About 2,000 physicians must register by September 1 under penalties for unregistered practice. The board schedules preliminary work and extended sessions from July through September for diploma holders and practicing doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of ‘Medical Registration
State Board of Medical
Urbanisme DT
F. Johnston
Lakin
DP. Hatfiell
Grenda
Henry W. Ruby
Topeka
Board of Health
Poll tax adopted and loans for province taxes
The Philippine commission passes the weather bureau act and approves a 2500 loan per province to aid expenses. Taxes due by end of 1902. A one peso annual registration tax on males over 18 with soldier exemption. Nonpayment disqualifies from voting and carries a 200 peso penalty enforceable on delinquents. Land registration system pending. Provisional officers’ deputies and clerks exempt from civil service until March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of the Philippines
Manila
Philippine Convision
Weather Bureau
Bes Alee
Civil Service
FULL CROP OF APPLES EXPECTED IN KANSAS
Fred Wellhouse, apple grower from the city, says prospects are excellent with a full crop likely. He notes the canker worm did minor damage in the northwest and a tent caterpillar in Shawnee county. A New York horticultural paper predicts a half crop for the state, but Kansas overall should enjoy a full apple harvest despite spring storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
President Ding Sends Congratulations for Pan-American Exposition
In Buffalo on May 2 1900 President Ding of Mexico sent a telegram to Pan-American exposition director general Mr. Buchanan. He extends congratulations to the fair’s organizers and praises the exposition as a notable inauguration of a new century, marking a salute from American civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiuffate
N.Y
Ding
Mexico
Buchanan
Hutral
Harvest crews to Kansas from several states in June
Kansas plans harvest staffing with workers drawn from MissourI Illinois Indiana and Ohio. Director Gerow reports inquiries from these states and expects harvest to begin around June 12 in southern counties. About 120 men registered after county clerk George noted returns and published notices for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I- 38
Kansas
Gerow
Missal Peints
St.Louis
Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Gein Sayn
George Se
Wabatntee
Hogeland to Speak at Local Lecture Series
Col Alexander Hogeland, described by the paper as a cure few man, will deliver a lecture this Thyra day afternoon before the State Journal office newsboy of Topika. Attendees will receive a Badee of the Boys' and Girls' National Curfew Association. He plans another talk at the reform school for the boys this evening with an illustrated lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hogeland
State Journal
Topika
National
Col. Hogelant Fa
Reform School
City Map Completion and City Tap Contract Details
Hall Lithographing Co completes contract with council for city map. Worn engravings and color additions show differences beyond city limits. To engrave this figure requires ongoing lithography work for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Lithographing Co
Council
Hall Lithographing Company
Venezuela-France arbitration talks stumble over protocol
Venezuela objects to a proposed arbitration of all pending claims tied to the renewal of diplomatic relations with France. Caracas cites last Revolution unsettled matters, while Paris has not yet accepted the arbitration proposal. Unclear if France will agree to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carecko
Venexuela
Veneguela
Venenclala
France
Roosevelt Coming West to Attend Rough Riders Meeting
Vice President Roosevelt plans a late June visit to Cripple Creek and Victor in Colorado to attend the Rough Riders reunion in Colorado Springs from June 23 to 25. He will spend two days sightseeing and receive local receptions during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Col
Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Rough Riders
Victor
Market Report From a Turbulent Trading Day
The market report notes erratic activity across commodities and livestock with mixed futures. Mentioned are contracts for cars and fuels, Chicago Livestock Market figures, hogs and cattle trends, and Kansas City shipments while weather hints at variability impacting prices.
Water Marvel Fork and New York Market Tales
A fragmented text references Water Marvel Fork and a New York context with names like Sager Atarko and Pegpad muiet Chinen. It mentions market activity, stock exchanges, dividends, and speculative pool operation themes. The garbled OCR suggests a discussion of financial actions, potential regulatory control, and questions about the market’s future direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zo Creamery
Taghiset Tucker
Sager Atarko
New York
Massa
Asus
Chinen
Bondured
Untitled ill formed notice of market trends and events
Fragmentary OCR text describes weather, market activity, and local incomes with scattered names and places. It mentions winter showers, a market, and references to New York and Pennimanrd, with unclear dates and many garbled terms. The piece reads as a rough, damaged historical news fragment lacking coherent events.
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