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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1901

Page

8

English Labor Leader Views American Inventions

New York November reports Hew Tillett organizer of London's Deckers union and F Chandler of the Amalgamated Carpenters addressing the Central Federated Union. They praise American invention as helping the people while noting London workers seek global reach by cable. Chandler calls for closer Anglo American labor alliance for defense.

New York London Napoleon Alexander Iaber Tabor Chandler England

Doctors Beat Washburn In Weekend Football Fight

Medics at Kansas Avenue Saturday evening celebrated a hard fought game with Washburn. The doctors team boasted aims to tally a large score while opponents promised a strong challenge. The crowd cheered as both sides exchanged plays with aggressive hits.

Kansas Avenue Kanenn Washburn Cass Gee Denver Reever Topeka

Cameron's Pilgrimage Will Visit Graves of Adams and Jefferson

The Kansas hermit General Hugh Cameron announces four pilgrimages including visits to the graves of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. He recalls past run-ins with authorities and notes his goal to honor free government, pledging further journeys before year’s end. He cites Kansas’ prosperity and expresses gratitude to God while detailing his support for civic respect and anti-bribery ideals.

Nsas Graves Jefferson Adams Hugh Cameron Kansas William McKinley Cameron White House John Adams United States Gen. Cameron Braintree Thomas Jefferson Monticello Ben Harrison Glen Burn Douglas County Kaw Almight Cleveland Washington Unites States Amelia Camp Ben Harrison United States of America

LA LOIS LOSS AT YORN TANNIT SCENERY AND DAMAGES

New York report on La Loit lose maritime and stage scenery damaged in transit to Yorn Tannit. Value about 12500 marks, including curtains, Japanese pictures, frames, and delicate scenery, packed in open wagons without protection. Legal action sought for full damages, with amicable settlement hoped. Also brief notes on Chilean cabinet crisis and a post office robbery in Washington area.

Bain New York Herald Berlin Cologne Paris Heraldiu

The Reformer chapter read by Sheldon and Randall's role

Charles M. Sheldon portrays ward boss power with Tommy Randall as the heavy. The chapter opens with a fatal tenement fire in No. 91, aiding Randall’s machine funded aid to victims. Reformer John Gordon seeks modern rebuilding but Marsh stays away, ending with David Burton’s death and a crusade for consumptives.

Charles M. Sheldon Ward Boas Sheldon Tommy Randall Mr. Sheldon Bia Congresstion

Miss Eastwick Sentenced in Old Bailey Trial

Marie Josephine Eastwick, a Philadelphia woman, was committed October 2 for trial at the Old Bailey on forging a 100,000 pound railroad certificate. Pleading guilty at arraignment, she received six months imprisonment as a minor misdemeanor.

Eastwick London Marie Josephine Eastwick Philadelphia Guild Hall Old Bailey Old Balley

Old Way Dyspepsia Diet Advised Then Stuart's Tablets

The piece argues against starvation and dieting for indigestion. It promotes abundant nutrition and states Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion by digesting meals whether the stomach works or not. It claims great value and safety, urging one or two tablets after meals for relief.

Stuart

Local Snaps From Topeka And Nearby Notes

Snap shots from Topeka and neighbors cover weather chatter football interest and court news. Mentions include Chief Justice Doster at Marian, bank charter for Bonner Springs, Stirling and Washburn football talk, a new steam heating plant at the state house, council meetings and a police case. Also notes on library books and local entertainment.

Doster Marian Topeka H. G. Rust Santa Fe Madison Mailison Street George 5. Simons Emporia Republican Lathrop Ressegale Fort Madison John Graber California Smith Democratic Flambeau Club Kansas Avenue State Bank of Bonner Springs Sterne Federal Court Port Scott Brotherhood of St. Paul Miel Joseph Griley St. Louis Hymer Kan Shawnee County State House Free Employment Agency Mty SM. Hall Disreiet Geo. W. Head Medico Washburn Queston

Death of Col Wallace Los Angeles Cal Nov 18

Colonel W. R. Wallace, a pioneer leader in the Coeur dAlene mining district, helped found the town of Wallace and was influential in mining ventures across Minnesota Texas New Mexico and Arizona. He passed Away in Los Angeles on November 18.

Col Wallace Los Angeles Cal W. R. Walla Allace Coeur dAlene Ra LA Spe Sanada Sithnesota Texas New Mexico Arizona

Harris for Congress Fusion Move in Sixth District

A report outlines a possible fusion bid to nominate United States Senator W. A. Harris for Congress in Kansas Sixth District. It notes Harris, once a Democrat and later aligned with Populists, may attract both parties if Republicans control the next legislature. Harris has not lived in the district, owning a ranch in Ellis County and previously selling a Linwood farm, while continuing residence in Leavenworth County.

United States W. A. Harris Congress Harris Ellie County Kansas New York City Linwood Ellis County Leavenworth County

Gates Resigns as Cheyenne Pastor

Rev Geo A Gates has formally tendered his resignation as pastor of the First Congregational church in Cheyenne Wyoming He is undecided whether to move to Topeka Kansas or Pomona California He plans a visit with Mrs Gates to Pomona in about two weeks to assess climate for his wife s health

Tennesseetown Peerent Rees Kai Medical College Kansas Capital City Lodge Spencer Sains A. L. Thompson B. A. Low HP. m Gerrard Warriner New York Bate Ww. Fe. Smith Eugene Quinton C. B Fargo Dief Corea Christian Endeavor Society First Presbyterian Church CBR Coultes Washburn Athletic Stahl J. Fueron Perpetus Beatrice C. H. Coultes Cheyenne Wyo Geo A. Gates First Congregational Church of Topeka Kan Pomona Cal Gates

Five Dead In Maine Hunting Accidents This Season

Augusta Me Nov 18 despite a ten year maximum penalty or fine for negligence hunters have caused five fatalities and twelve shootings this season. Many injuries occurred from shots fired by unknown persons with victims including Henry McPheters Milford Me W G Tuckey Dayton Me Leslie Bowker Marshfield Me Frank Leonard Frankfort Me John G Weeks Boston Mass No prosecutions noted despite warnings by game wardens.

Augusta Henry McPheters Milford W. G. Tuckey Dayton C. Leslie Bowker Marshfield Frank Leonard Frankfort John G. Weeks Boston Mass

SULTAN ABDUL AZIZ DEPICTED AS REFORM-MINDED AND VIBRANT

A London Times and New York Times correspondent describes a Marakesh audience with Sultan Abdul Aziz of Morocco. He notes the sultan’s tall, vigorous presence, fluent Arabic dialogue, and a reformist drive hampered by viziers, predicting a potentially bright future for Morocco.

Morocco New York London Times New York Times Marakesh Sultan Mula Abdul Aziz Abdul el Aziz Moroces

Fire In Jones Furniture Warehouse Kills 34 Horses

In Chicago on November 18 a warehouse blaze at T. W. Jones Furniture Transit Co. caused $50,000 damage with $40,000 insured. Thirty four horses perished on the second floor while Wm. Taylor and family were rescued. he saved one horse and his family.

Chicago T. W. Jones Furniture Transit Company Wm. Taylor

Why It Was Lost Defeat Revealed In Shawnee County Vote

Analysis of Shawnee county returns shows the fair grounds bond failed because railroad shop workers opposed it while merchants backed Parker. The rift stems from last spring mayoral election and city council actions, with rail labor backing Parker and women voters swelling Hughes tally. The issue divides party lines and could influence state politics as the Supreme Court weighs the case.

Fair Grounds Bend Shawnee County Counol Hughes Parker To & Bury Hughes Sod

Burns Deposed As Knights Of Labor President

Indianapo1is Ind Nov 1 Simon Bursa elected president of the Reichs of Labor was secretly deposed and Henry Icke of New York was chosen in his place. The action arose from a reconsideration of a general assembly vote, Bursa is not firmly seated.

Knights of Labor Indianapollo Ind Simon Bursa Tis Reichs" of Labor Henry Icke New York General Assembly Buras

Accised of Incompecence and of tating on a machine

Off readings show a claim of incompetence and tainting on a machine affecting worker benefits. Other officers elected include the grand worthy foreman Arthur Metantal Penmnena, Ireagher, Jonne Hayes, Wahli Chamberlain, Deig a fame ecronte, Canaday 3 a Bou.

Gral Worthy Arthur Metantal Penmnena Tes Ireagher Jonne Hayes Wahli Chamberlain Fame Ecronte Canaday

Marriage Reob Disrupted By Groom Absence In Topeka

Mise Wine Adams of 120 Clay Street prepared to wed Tred Recob of Kansas City. Recob, a Metropolitan street railway worker and former motor man on Topeka and Union Heights lines, failed to appear last Thursday night. A ceremony was planned, but he sent a note and did not travel, prompting a wartime style gathering and questions about the letter he reportedly wrote. Local relatives and friends await clarification amid the disrupted wedding plans.

Mise Wine Adams Clay Street Tred Recob Metropolitan Street Railway Company Kansan City Recob Topeka Karimae RO Kroom Renwb Poone

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