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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
1
The article reports on campaign headquarters openings for Theos candidates, noting Long Curtis and Stanley each occupy two rooms. It discusses election results in Barber and Kinman counties, with Long and Stanley winning or leading in various districts, and outlines county-by-county shifts affecting congressional races.
Roston Nov 7 Pursuing leads from pawned watches of Axies McPhee and Clare A. Morton two women linked to past ASSMAIL murders press for answers. Pawnbroker Joseph Nemser questioned about the watches, with police noting a mulatto and an older darker man involved in the sale. Evidence ties include the Grove Street McPhee item and Greenuden Street Morton item. Police also probe Mason wart at The Oke near the Melean asylum where Morton was killed.
New York Nov 7 Nellie Corcoran known as the sleep nick girl remains unconscious at St Vincent's Hospital after October 19 to 21 stay. She has shown minimal speech since Sunday and nurses report her condition puzzling physicians. Her fear of being buried alive is noted by hypnotic expert Ty Bratavar who fears the patient may be buried alive if she does not wake.
The article notes Ambassador White being honored for his seventieth birthday with congratulatory remarks from many citizens. It mentions visits from university professors, officials, and foreign representatives who gathered at the embassy to thank him for his service. A German city connection and ceremonial tributes are cited.
Bloomington OI Nov T-At conference between show employes of the Chicago Alton and the officials relative to an increase In tenges. Any agreement was reached by which the employees were given in detectors' scale and all rate of the strike ip ended The Machinists revolve on an average nie per hour and other emanyes will te paid proportionate advancex. Weat Indications Chicago, Nov. 1 Forecast for Kanaan Probably showers tonight at and Saturday warmer tonight southerty wi
Boston Nov 7 United Irish League in Boston appeals to Irish Americans to raise 100000 for Ireland defense and land fund within six months. The appeal cites John Redmond and actions of past leaders, urging subscriptions nationwide and naming trustees and collection points in Kingston Street Boston and other cities. A second note reports Annie O Mahoney jailed for two months for boycott notices in Waterford.
The defense in the Molineux lace trial rested after witnesses testified on December 23, 1898, including Anne Stephenson who identified Harry B. Cornish as the likely letter boxmailer. Other witnesses backed her recitals about where the package was mailed and timing. The trial proceeded with further defense testimony on cyanide purchase and past divorce records used to frame the case before the prosecution rested. The court adjourned the proceedings until Monday for final arguments.
A report from Leavenworth cites sources in Atchison and Marton indicating Chief Justice Doster will become an attorney for the Missouri Pacific after retiring in January. If true he would replace Horton in Wageener Horton Der and may become Topeka head of the firm’s railroad work, with Horton’s former 76000 salary cited. Boston singer dies in Italy after illness.
A meeting of leading resubmissionists pledged full support for Colonel Hughes, hoping he avoids pledges to law and order groups this year. Bert Lucas and others weigh tactics, while anti prohibitionists eye a Hughes endorsement to counter Parker. Law and order plans include lectures at the Auditorium as campaigning shifts toward spring contest dynamics.
Port Hichless ceremony led by Bishop L Horsman with sermon by Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia. Prominent provincial press and two visiting priests attended as the cathedral consecration began.
In Cleveland on November 7, reports say John Johnson, son of Mayor Tom Johnson, placed heavy bets on state and county tickets. City staff fear salary delays from the failed bets. Mayor Tom faced a magistrate, pleading guilty after Loftin’s high speed drive. Justice Ward fined $5 and costs for the East Cleveland incident, with the mayor insisting on orderly enforcement.
Congressman Long travels to Topeka from the Seventh district and plans to spend most of his time there until December’s congressional opening. Senator Norteger Judge Hutchinson and other Seventh district Republicans join him. Long expresses satisfaction with his district’s support and projects a large majority, around 5,000, in upcoming counts.
Plans discussed at a recent meeting propose expanding Stormont hospices by about thirteen beds. Alternatives include remodeling the basement to add wards or building an annex. Officials expect capacity to rise due to additions from the quiet summer period.
The Autonomiet leader Sabine Arana is accused of sending a congratulatory telegram to President Roosevelt after Cuban independence was granted. The public prosecutor contends the message insulted Spain and seeks a six year imprisonment. In Oklahoma Guthrie, Democrat William Cross leads J McGuire for congress as returns favor Democrats. A six day celebration marks Sich anniversary in Cleveland.
Des Moines Ind Nov 7 Judge Munger of the United States district court refused to treat Letson Balliett regarding the White Swan mine in Berker Ore. The case concerns the mine once owned by original holders and claims related to advertising and stock promotions. Witness testimony indicated funds were diverted for expenditures on advertisements rather than mine development. The proceedings describe investors from the United States and abroad and government allegations about misused revenues.
The Tribune’s correspondent reports Liberal leaders gain momentum as Tory majorities slip in Liverpool. Articles mention candidates and party signals, with financial talk and electoral prospects across New York and Britain.
Governor Odell has filed a statement of election expenses in Albany New York listing a single item 3191 contributed to the Republican state committee for campaign purposes. The disclosure notes Odell contributed ten thousand dollars.
Colonel Carroll B D Wright announced by telegram that most operators in the Lackawanna Wyoming coal fields will abide by the strike commission’s decision. About seventy smaller mine operators in the anthracite region have signaled acceptance, aiding the commission’s task. Wright and General John M. Wilson briefed the president and reported broad accord among regional employers.
A Nome storm driven by strong winds wrecked many vessels including the Lyrulse, Fleetwing, and Jadineh Fleetwing. Several sailors drowned or lost at sea with Purser Robertson noting the fatalities Frank Kelly George Robertson George Maco Th Sam Josephson and others. Crews were saved by life saving crews and survivors clung to wreckage as waters rose and paths were washed away along Dry Creek and Snake River.
John H Heaton of Havre de Grace died after a stroke of paralysis sparked by excitement over news of a $100,400 inheritance from the Staples estate in England. Heaton, aged 63, had been ill for years. His attorney George Thacher and Heaton’s heirs awaited the Interfrance documents as the shock of the good news concluded his life two hours after collapsing in Dr M. Mchausblin's office.
Latest returns from the Ninth District show the resection of Congressman Rhos by S. Up to today on November 1, estimates indicate defeat by Colonel Blomite. The Wytheville report notes political shifts and ongoing vote tallies across Virginia as officials publish early results.
Mill's Store News highlights a busy glove section with an elegant line for Saturday shoppers. The store promises scientific fitting and satisfaction before each purchase, emphasizing shapely, up-to-date gloves and top stock and dyes to ensure customers leave pleased.
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