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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
7
The Leavenworth report suggests Major Shockley, a treasurer in the National Military Women’s group, plans resignation. The message mentions possible replacements and memorial day timing amid health-related pain and injury concerns.
In North Topeka scattered items recount church notices, store openings, Memorial Day programs, and a civic calendar. Details include the St John church closure at 1 AM, Mrs. Fraser estate plans, a marriage announcement, and a list of local events from Costley & Post to Prairie Home Memorial Day ceremonies, plus club meetings and a church supper.
A house fire at a large ten room dwelling appears tied to an attempted crime. Fire left charring in the kitchen area and pantry while a small amount of money was reported stolen from a bureau. Mrs. Dickenson noted the doors were left open when she returned to the home.
James McCabe starts as city engineer in Topeka on May 1 1659, with prior roles in survey, axeman and instrument work. He will lead the engineering department, under guidance as he studies the town and crossings. William S Fulconer joins from the camiieer department, while Patton has worked in the office for two years. Both men are described as Hughes supporters.
A fragmented classified page shows numerous WANTED notices for jobs and positions including engineer, housekeeper, clerk, female help, washer and ironer, chambermaid, and general house work. Several entries hint at employment bureaus, agents, and a literary ad for business opportunities. Names and addresses are partially legible, with urban Topeka and Philadelphia references.
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