10 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
1
Parker May announces candidacy for re election as mayor May Deene remains in campaign mode. He emphasizes fighting spirit and readiness for another term.
Citizens discuss a resolution to empower the street commissioner to lay paving material in the rear court yard of the city building. Proponents claim enough material is available to complete paving with grassed borders. earlier improvements stalled due to cost.
Dr John Heke of Memorial Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn collapses as he is about to begin a prayer during Sunday service. Confronted by a large crowd, he toppled unconscious, was treated at home, and later remained in critical condition.
A Kansas dispute seeks appointment of receivers to take control of a coal company and its Riverside property. Plaintiffs claim debts exceed 500000 while property value under 40000, urging foreclosure to cover debts. Key figures include MekKibben and Brigder with alleged stock disputes and corporate ties. Hearing scheduled for Saturday.
Tim Bergundthal claimed management members pressured Col Hughes' campaign to back him for city treasurer, while Hughes pursued mayoral ambitions. Reports say Bergundthal seeks treasurer with Hughes pushing for mayor, creating a cross-candidate clash and potential independent bid if Weber faces strong Republican opposition.
Fragmented OCR weather note reports warmer temperatures ahead with rain possible. Mentions government forecast, morning winds, falling anchor imagery, and variable conditions across the valley. No clear dates or locations are readable.
Faint hints suggest Baldwin and Ziegler plan renewed effort from New York to Frankland, with Evelyn Haldwie and Kaukas as backers. Fula’s work on Tat expedition praised by Ziegler, while the prior backers press for fresh action. Details remain unsettled and names are contested in this fragment.
Kansas City Nov 14—Stenger, a well known promoter, indicted by the grand jury on charges of promoting copper mining schemes. The case centers on a plan to finance ventures and deceive investors with claims of copper interests in Arizona. Stenger has lived in Kansas for about twenty years. Evacuation of Shanghai and imperial questions dominate House of Commons proceedings in London as ministers face inquiries.
A royal train brought Prince Vajiravudh of Siam and entourage to Topeka Kansas on Sunday afternoon. Crowds gathered at Rock Island station as the prince toured briefly, exchanging words with Luan a local contact. The party included Colonel Phys Tejavotabh and Major Barcalddity with other officials, and the prince praised America as preferable to England during chats with reporters.
The Siamese crown prince travels by rail with a special electric powered train between Kaneen City and Colorado Springs. Reactions from officials in Atchison and Belleville hint at ongoing strain and heavy correspondence as the journey nears its end, with crew designated to pull the special train and a Chilean/American entourage noting his education and languages.
telegram from John Mitchell to W B Wilson dated Wilkes-Barre Pa states he will not seek the presidency of the American Federation of Labor in New Orleans. He asks not to use his name in circulation and affirms he will serve in his current role.
In Topeka a heated discussion centers on whether a 10 percent bonded indebtment limit exists under current law. Legal search by Clerk J. A. Raunite questions the bond cap and whether it applies to improvements, general bonds, or school bonds, with doubts about its applicability to the city budget and a potential 5000 margin for 1900s projects. A new paving petition by A. T. Robtanant seeks 0.0 miles of brick pavement on Taylor Street, facing opposition over street and park area costs.
Delegates arrive for three meetings in New Orleans including the American Bankers Association the American Federation and the Daughters of the Confederacy. President Myron Teertek of the bankers association will address local business leaders at a special Progressive meeting tonight.
New York Nov 10 The criminal branch opened the final stage of Roland B. Molineux's second trial for the December 28 1898 murder of Katherine J Adams. Prosecutors and defense clashed over testimony and alleged evidence suppression as ex Gov Frank B Blick argued Cornish motive and questioned the bottle holder and letters. The court heard about handwriting, poisoning, and the contested links among Cornish Molineux and others as the trial proceeded.
Saturday’s paper corrects misstated totals from Shawnee and Shigesee counties. Governor Raidy carried 24 4 and Craddock 2 642 in the cited figures while Kelly’s plurality for state treasurer was 2 280 with Heflebower at 5 388.
In Rock Island and Chicago on November 12 four of 13 Chicago area railroad men agreed with the Switchmen's Union of North America to accept 28 4 cents an hour for switchmen and 24 cents for faremen, aiming to avert a Brotherhood of Railway Frainmen strike and keep lines running under the rival union.
Washington November 10 The Supreme Court presented a stipulation for the taking of testimony in the Missouri v Beare of Fillneds case regarding Chicago drainage canal discharging waters into the Mississippi River A commissioner to gather evidence was to be appointed Frank S Bright of Washington named as commissioner and testimony was to begin December 1 James Todd representing the sanitary district of Chicago withdrew the motion to dismiss for lack of motion.
Colorado Springs Nov 10 The Stratton will case comes before Judge Orr in El Paso County Court but proceedings were postponed to 2 o clock for further proceedings. Attorney General Bot appears for the State to protect the indemnity tax and to guard the state's interest in the stock broker matter with the fortune reverting to the heirs if needed.
A brief item reports three governors involved in a hunt for a bear near Greenville Mississippi. Authorities and local observers noted the unusual event and its impact on regional wildlife activity. No injuries reported and the incident drew attention from residents and officials.
President Roosevelt and party plan a bear hunt near Greenville Mississippi but receive word the Osari Hunting and Fishing Club cannot extend the invitation this week. Roosevelt will depart Washington at midnight to New York then Memphis for Mississippi events and a ceremony honoring General Lake & Weight before returning.
November reports from Chicago say seven hundred Hammond Packing Co employees walked out. They accuse the company of failing to honor an agreement with the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union, prompting the labor action.
Readers are invited to view the expanded store quarters as artisans work, despite the din and racket. The note promises a forthcoming formal opening and highlights improvements to the shopping space and finishes.
The store highlights an exceptionally good line of dress goods in colors and black. New trimmings and garnitures are on display, and staff aim to please customers with selections and service.
We showcase a range of silks in desired weaves and colors and confirm suitability for waist, skirt, or full costume needs. The selection aims to please customers with confident craftsmanship and versatility across styles.
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