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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
4
The Topeka State Journal reports a full wire service digest with political and civic notes. Coverage includes Roosevelt era federal relations, New York voting machine use, Dewey and Schley inquiries, and proposals on reciprocity with Canada. Editorial commentary questions machine integrity and reform paths, while local Shawnee county suits and political machine dynamics are outlined with emphasis on public service and governance.
A garbled report notes Chicago packers suspected of cornering the veterinary product market with 50,109 cases on hand. Prices are said to be advancing rapidly over the past week, signaling tighter supply and notable market shifts despite unclear details.
A vintage advertisement urging readers to try Scott's Emulsion for better digestion and tissue building. It promises improved health for those thin despite eating, and cites medical guidance. The copy mentions Scott & Browne of New York and includes a call for physicians to endorse its benefits.
A Wells Fargo Express agent in Osage county delivered a whisky jug to a third party on payment of the price after the consignee refused it. A jury found guilty under the prohibitory law, and the judge warned that rail and express companies could lose immunity if they aid liquor sales in Kansas. Also included are brief pension awards to Kansans and Carnegie remarks on his Pittsburgh trip.
An unclear ancient text fragment discusses pimples affecting a woman’s appearance and happiness, suggesting skin issues influence mood and wellbeing. The lines are garbled but indicate concern with beauty standards and personal care in a historical context.
A secret Topeka group of 25 prominent club women renamed from Susan B Anthony to the Good Government club plans to press for suffrage backed by a local newspaper. Excluded Republicans and Populists accuse the move of crowding power, fearing factional splits and a coordinated legislative push.
Frankfort Ky November 4 The official count of votes shows Democrats will hold a 60 seat majority on joint ballot in the General Assembly Democrats lead in the House with 73 to Republicans seven and in the Senate Democrats two to Republicans one On joint ballot Democrats hold a clear majority despite irregularities in the tabulation
Superintendent Hancock of the Industrial School for Boys notified Governor Stanley of his intention to resign, effective December 1, handing the decision to the state board of charities and corrections. The move follows a reported investigation into school methods, though Hancock said no friction with the board exists and he resigns to move to the city and send his children to college.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Kansas Midwinter Exposition was organized at a morning meeting in the YWCA rooms. Mrs A H Thompson was elected president with Mrs E Quinton as vice president, Mrs A H Horton as treasurer and Mrs H O Garvey as secretary. A follow-up meeting is set for Monday at 10 o'clock at the YWCA rooms.
In a case before Justice Queen, 2 C Gregory and his wife faced a trial to determine if they sold liquor legally. Witnesses adjourned to a creek near the justice's office and disposed of two kegs of beer. No charge was shown for the beer. 27 witnesses observed the incident as the beer disappeared. Assistant Attorney General Redden prosecuted and will rule on the matter Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B Davis of 601 Clay street report the death of their son W. S. Davis who was sent as a teacher to the Philippines.
Col Henry Mapleson operatic manager dies in London of Brights disease at age near a century. He led the International Society of Music and was son of Col J Hi Mapleson, famed Italian opera director in London New York and beyond. He served as a colonel of volunteer artillery.
Pittsburg November 14 Noon on day four of the six day go as you please race shows eleven men remaining. Cavanaugh maintains a fast pace and widening lead. At twelve o clock scores: Cavanaugh 232 miles Barnes 28 1/2 miles Dean 280 Shelton 278 Noremac 248 Loeslein 252 Barclay 202 Hegelman 251. Dr Gates spoke 20 minutes at the high school to 800 students and was warmly received. Queen Wilhelmina reported in no danger after premature confinement but very weak. Editor H N Lester credits Bucklens Arnica Salve for cures of eruptions. Brakeman Saunders injured in Santa Fe accident. details scarce.
The locally reported items include a junior high score where the second team beat Harrison 15 to 0 on Wednesday. Also noted is Adeline Meek of the Boston Ladies Symphony receiving flowers from the Modocs after a concert, with Meek having performed with the Topeka singers. T. E. Armstrong files a $75 claim claiming a horse worth $100 injured by a hole in a Sixth avenue bridge on July 29, 1901, and his lawyers are Isenhart & Alexander. Mrs Andrew Trost and her daughter Mrs Joseph Griley return from Colorado and western states, with Mrs Trost living in Ohio and soon heading to St. Louis with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griley.
Balt Lake Utah November Advices from southern and southwestern Utah report last night’s earthquake shock was very heavy in some areas with damage in Beaver City. The Mormon meeting house courthouse and Beaver academy suffered cracks especially the academy. Chimneys toppled and plate glass shattered while some houses escaped. No fatalities reported. A slight shock was felt again this morning at Cedar City Kapabe and Purowan with plaster shaken from walls and brick buildings cracked.
In Jeffersonville Indiana N C Rathbun was identified by Deputy Sheriff Al Chichester and B J Gloeckner from Little Rock Arkansas. Rathbun denied guilt and discussed the case with Arkansas visitors in Sheriff Ravens office. The note claims he is in custody awaiting trial and will send word via Chichester.
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