26 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
1
Lane University is merged into Campbell University of Halton, Kansas, forming Campbell College under United Brethren oversight. The reorganized institution will operate as Campbell College with negotiations concluded in the nationwide conference series, and new charter applications underway.
The report recounts a frail robbery at the depot area near Ligewtsc with staged confusion and accusations. Witness McCutlock confirms the robbery and a notice promises a reward for information by November 17 from Agent McCulloch.
Fragmentary report from Lennon on November 2 cites uncertain diplomatic howls and terse reports about Venequela and Grat Trinh. The foreign office signals potential actions if compelled to respond, with vague references to ongoing discussions and possible shifts in the situation.
Lane University and Campbell College figure in a disputed bequest and endowment plan. The will directs 40,000 dollars to Campbell College and 375,000 to other institutions, while the Lane University project faces scrutiny. Details include a planned permanent endowment and the ongoing legal scrutiny by state authorities. The report notes Baptist interest in Lane and the surrounding educational scene, with mentions of related institutions and local figures.
In Chicago on November 20 Mrs Sylvia Doton aged 14 is reported dead from heart failure in the Columbian Women’s Meeting carpe at the Masonic temple Lion section. The incident occurred during the annetr fon of the corps as a performer saluted the American flag. Despite physicians, she died two hours later. Mrs Doton left a husband and two children. Charles Biton a retired businessman, who died four years ago, was noted as the father of Mrs Doton and a noted artisan resident of Chicago.
Reddy to Argentine in Topeka becomes hoiler shop foreman. Willan Readily selected for a hazardous posting, with several job changes and appointments in steel trades. Details describe a transfer and assignment to supervise operations at a Pittsburgh area plant.
Turkeys fall in price at the market with large lots sold for 16 cents a pound amid broad declines. Early buyers report many birds sold, while steady demand for Thanksgiving dinners keeps some price support. sleet and snow disrupt trade in New York and Illinois. Rewards rise for suspected crime suspects as officials seek leads.
Thanksgiving will be observed with morning church services across the city led by Rev. P. W. Crannell and Rev. Norman Plass, with many choirs and special hymns. Dinners and social events follow at several churches, while schools and businesses suspend operations. North Topeka holds a union service, and a large crowd is anticipated at Third Presbyterian.
Eastern heirs of John Bell contest ownership of city property valued at several thousand dollars. Mary J. Tell, a trustee and one of the heirs, arrived from Pennsylvania to aid in the prosecution. The case concerns whether the estate has been properly administered and allocated among heirs in Los Angeles California.
San Francisco announces a reunion for the Society of the Army of Santiago de Cuba led by Major General Shafter. The gathering aims to honor commanders and troops, with a grand review, parade, and festivities planned. A committee will set the date and place, with meetings at the usual club in San Francisco.
Weather notes show Cider Smith predicting disagreeable conditions for Thanksgiving while officials forecast Thursday fair and warmer. Cold wave across the west with low temps from Concordia to Minnedosa and winds up to 30 mph. Last night’s rain mixed with trace snow, temperature readings fluctuated through the day.
The Gordon-Shay Grand Opera company will extend its Topeka engagement to three days featuring Rose Cecelia Shay as lead dame. Archiffe Abert and Mme Helen Notdh return after a prior Topeka appearance with Tiinen hand. John Dumamure and James Stephens headline with Paul ine Jetson and others as principals. The program opens with Punet and Carmen followed by Il Trovatore.
Constantinople November 2 reports say Turkey has ordered sixteen batteries of quick-firing field guns totaling 96 pieces from Krupp Works as part of a new artillery armament. The war ministry may buy 220,000 small arms to complete the establishment with wagons and ammunition. The accelerated orders reflect developments in Macedonia and the Balkans and fears of a broader conflict. Heer Krupp buried at Essen with Emperor William attending. funeral drew nearly all Essen.
Fefferson City Mo Nov 2 The state vote canvassed to delay cretacy of state showing Missouri went Democratic by prm mlity of 44 695 Compared with 1800 the Democrat loss Was 79 048 votes and the Repiblican bank 5254 He Discovered Gold at Nome San Francisco Nov 26 Captain AP Mordaunt who is credited with having made the frst discovery of pay gold at Nome died to this city today of a complication of diseases Bowling at Cheyenne Cheyenne Wyo Nov 3 The All American Bowling team defeated Chey Total pine AN American revenne 1548 The Atl Americann Won the two man contest
William Allen White in Topeka weighs Stanley’s breadth of support and independence against Long Calderhead Curtis and Bowerseck. White argues Stanley’s strength lies in wide backing across districts, free of machine control, and his ability to talk directly with national figures, making him the strongest, most trusted candidate.
Paris reports General Gowdy received a London letter offering to provide information to clarify the shooting death of Mrs Ellen Gore last Wednesday. Gowdy asks Elansoee to send details while funeral services are held this afternoon at the American church. In Kansas, two men and a boy face 60 days for chicken stealing from a widow, amid harsh verdicts.
Major Von Zeuner, secretary to Richard Garnett and librarian of the Beitteh museum, visits the United States to study riot history and museum collections. He praises the State Historical Society rooms in Kansas as among the finest seen, notes broad international contributions, and plans to remain several days possibly visiting Lawrence before returning to England.
Washington November 24 the president and Mrs Roosevelt will host a Thanksgiving dinner with close family and guests. A 32 pound chestnut turkey from Horace Ware of Westerly Rhode Island arrived last night for the feast.
The Manhattan Elevated Railway is towed to the Interborough company to operate the subway, effective April. Rentals for April to January 1 will be the net caratitas of the Manhattan company exceeding 7 percent. After January 4 rentals rise to seven percent. The Interborough guarantees Manhattan stock, and stockholders receive new stock, with an overall increase of about 7 percent.
Lane University directors vote to accept United Brethren church plan to absorb the current college, relocate to Molton, and lease its facilities for 1700 dollars. Brethren pledge endowment fund within five years as the move takes effect next school year. Also reports a young Holton girl’s suicide attempt, and a Watertown shooting and arrest following a theater incident.
Play Cricket at Frisco features San Francis residents and English amateurs forming a local squad. Lad Hawke remains absent but expected to join later in New Zealand. Today twelve fer matches pit rhs feats against Wahbeen Californians at Prestaln grounds. A series of matches rest into February. Grand Jury Called to Denver in a criminal matter with Judge Carpenter set to negotiate a frears case.
The first snow of the season began today in Wisconsin with widespread flakes and a brisk north wind. Forecasters expect varying accumulation as crews monitor road conditions and travel impacts across the state.
The Kansas Day banquet on January 2 will feature a major Roosevelt era figure as guest of honor. William Allen White aims to secure Attorney General Knox or a cabinet member, with others like General Funston and Senator Nottiger among speakers. The event shifts to a plain fast supper due to large crowds, not a formal banquet.
Tomorrow's Journal will carry a large sale advertisement with special prices on dependable merchandise. Expect a record breaking sale and urge customers to arrive early before the rush.
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