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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
2
The Hutchinson Jubilee announces an outline of the Jubilee’s program for its first day and following days. Highlights include piano student contests, an organ recital, and a special duet, with several contests and performances scheduled from Thursday to Friday in Hutchinson.
New York May 24 Chief Justice De pus of Newark N J has moved to shut the Walsture bicycle track on Sundays by calling the grand jury’s attention to prizes and violations of statute. The Social club had appealed to the sheriff for intervention. the sheriff reported no disorder, but the chief justice warned that neighborhood families deserve protection if they request it.
The World reports that American players aim to reclaim the American Cup from a British select team this season. A prominent crew will train in the United States and likely depart for Britain in July to contest the title.
A World cablegram reports Kaiser Wilhelm relented over Adolph von Bruening’s dismissal from the German diplomatic corps after his marriage to Mrs Mallon Treat McKay in Washington in April 1583. Officials say age and divorce were objections, and Bruening and bride sought imperial favor in Berlin.
American Industries New York May 24 Schwerz chief constructor of the German navy and Prof Ernser von Halle have arrived to study American methods. They will inspect Cramp Newport News yard Baldwin Locomotive works and manufacturing centers in Pittsburgh Cleveland and other cities. Wirthelm Kertrank Vienna official of a large European iron and steel firm will sail to Europe after arranging shipments and contracts with western manufacturers for the Austrian plant.
Reports from the Strait of Belle Isle indicate a vast ice pack along the Labrador coast blocking shipping attempts. Icebergs are sweeping south along Newfoundland's eastern seaboard, with Belle Isle waters unlikely for ocean steamers for several weeks.
Milwaukee May 24. Manager Duffy and Treasurer Gross plan a reorganized team to add higher quality material. Infield upheaval expected with at least one outer garden shift. Andersen moved from first to left, Hallinan released, Burks and Conroy underperforming at short and third. Pitching and catching to remain, barring discipline concerns.
Cleveland May 24 The Cleveland American League club will not change owners, says President Kilfoyle and stockholder McAleer. Kilfoyle says Buckley offered to buy but the proposal was rejected and no sale is planned. He notes Cleveland is among the best American League towns with strong attendance despite recent poor play.
New York May 24 James Corbetti announces a vaudeville engagement as a monologue artist. He claims no one will fight Jeffries or Fitzsimmons and hints at a championship future if challenged. He pursues a dramatic path and veers toward legitimate stage work after the monologue.
Washington May 24 President Young refuses to change the umpire schedule as New York clubs balk at Nah umpiring. Nah would not be transferred without violating league rules while Nash stood ready to umpire. Berk Cunningham has been signed as umpire.
Kept by line odds and scores from diverse racing and baseball notices, the report notes Highland Park near Manhattan Kansas as hosts where Owsley led a score of 2101 against Derby competitors. The item mixes horse racing odds from Montreal to Boston with Western and National League standings and game summaries, reflecting a cluttered sports page.
Washington dispatch reports Provident Diaz of Mexico may be appealed to if President McKinsey and Secretary Hay fail to reconcile Latin American nations for the second Pan American Congress. Mexico’s influence could push for arbitration and a conference as Europe plays a role in the regional discord.
Dispatches from correspondents of R G Dun Co. report improved winter wheat belt prospects with factory yields and satisfactory grain supply. Widespread conditions show resilience postwar with Prices and facilities under pressure in some districts.
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