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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1902

Page

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Political Gossip On Hoch In Race Split Over Burton Support

A fragmented Republican field centers on B W Hoch and Burton Wing with many insiders divided. Pringle backers claim strength if rivals quit, listing committee members and supporters across Osage, Wyandotte, Neosho, Crawford, Franklin, Montgomery and other counties as they weigh who will back Pringle and influence the state printer contest.

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Political Faction Lines Shape Senate Fight in Topeka

In Topeka the Burton and anti Martyn factions split among leaders Henry Allen Ottawa and G A Clare Junction City. Stanley and Allen draw support as party factions maneuver for the state senate race and the long campaign builds. Arthur Capper of Topeka remains a central figure as pathways for statewide contests, with Curtis Pringle and Barker among key players shaping the speaker and printer posts.

Burton Marlon Withough Hoch Henry Allen Ottawa Geresw A. Clare Junction Clix Dremae Wesetary Nile Republic Tonuty Stanley Allen Blanney Chan Aller Alten Tina Clark Arinter

Robbers loot Rock Island train near Davenport Iowa

A westbound Rock Island passenger and express train No 21 was halted by five masked men three miles west of Davenport Iowa soon after midnight. They uncoupled the express car blew the safe with dynamite at Galesburg and escaped westward. No one injured. robbers described as tall and heavy built. Authorities scour the countryside. rewards discussed. investigation ongoing with railroad and express company officials.

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Davenport Tales A Railroad Train Robbery Narrative

General Manager Goodnow reports a Davenport tale of a Chicago to Fort Worth passenger train robbed west of West Davenport by four men. They forced engineers and express staff to halt and open the safe with revolvers, taking money and valuables. Three robbers fled with the crew, while the engineer and express clerk were attacked and wounded. An attempted theft left the safe contents stolen and the train in peril.

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Alfred Krupp Death and Legacy in German Industry

Alfred Krupp, famed owner of the Krupp iron and steel works, died suddenly at his villa near Bern. Born April 11, 1810, he rose from apprentice to industrial giant through relentless invention, pioneering Bessemer steel and precision machinery for coinage and minting, guided by a rule to never compromise on quality.

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Yale Is Champion Crimson Eleven Wins Narrow Victory

Yale defeats Harvard 13 to 12 in a hard fought East championship clash in New Haven. Yale margins ahead with a 73 yard sprint by Metcalf and a tying effort by Yale's defense as Harvard fights back with strong plays and late drives. Crowd of 28 000 plus fills New Haven with banner colors and campus ceremony as Yale secures the title.

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Gompers Chosen President Reelected Without Opposition

President Samuel Gompers was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor without opposition. Weather notes from Chicago forecast showers and colder conditions, with northerly winds and varied temperatures across large cities. Thomas is employed at Santa Fe general office. he is the son of John Timmin or Timlim of the Santa Fe water service department.

Orleans Rammuel Goenserg American Federation of Lature Chicago Kanaan Bali Nevi Vordabihe Roseos J. ‘Thomas W. . Black Santa Fe Arneral Ofce John 7 Timlim Santa Pe Water Service Department

Roosevelt Attends Dedication of Central Tilgh School

Philadelphia November 22 President Roosevelt and cabinet members attended the dedication of new Central Tilgh School buildings, eight years in construction, with 9000 attendees mainly alumni. The event featured elaborate decorations, strong educational representation, and a formal program led by Joel Cook amid notable educators and civic leaders.

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Mills Store News on Fashion Styles and Garments

Style and comfort define current modes with versatile gowns and blouses. Suits favor blouses while box-front jackets appear in new effects. Sleeves are bishop-length for modesty and warmth, with a snug wrist. Our garment line is complete and ready for inspection.

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