Topeka State Journal Full Lead Wire Report
Full Leassd Wire Refort of Topeka State Journal distributed by The Siete Journal. The night report notes editions for St Frank P Maclennan and Sul Party, with details about subscriptions, carriers, and post office entries. Mentions offices in Chicago and Topeka and notes wire transmission to allied newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Frank P. Maclennan
Socom
Chase
Topria
Rane
Act of Congress
Siete Journal
Tet Preae
Alate Journal
Bristow Report Highlights Government Graft Probe
Joseph I Bristows long and laborious investigation into fraudulent transactions within the postal service is presented as a monumental expose. The President endorses Bristows conclusions, calling the report thorough, and contrasts it with ongoing efforts to bring offenders to book amid a wide public debate on graft and political corruption.
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Joseph I. Bristow
State Journal
Mirresing Riading
Bristow
Thoccevelt
Thoccevelt Ih Which He Endorses the Work of Mr. Bristow
Britatow
Wiliam Allen Witt
Otrey
Political Turmoil and Aged Prisoner in Postwar Struggles
The text analyzes the influence of a socialist candidate Doriaibem amid factional pressures and proposed repeal efforts. It notes Capt. Charity M. Garter released from federal prison, soon to be recalled, as the sole wealthy figure connected to a controversial case. Court martial sentencing, not state or federal, shapes perceptions of justice as remaining defendants evade army jurisdiction.
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Charity M. Garter
No Present Designs on Tibet Expedition Front
The Bellich government signals intent to press the Thibet expedition, seeking to reopen negotiations with the Fhibstans. Preparations for emergencies are underway, with details including coin purchases and troops dispatched from Ten Tein. Protests loom as Britain debates policy on Thibet and related frontier demonstrations.
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Sounghush
Mac Donald
Destens
Hissin
Thibes
Rueda
Becomes National as Workers Stage Utah Coal Strike
National headlines declare a strike by Utah coal miners urging cessation of work. The text notes organizers and leaders calling workers to halt production to pressure for wage and safety concessions. Further details remain unclear due to OCR garbling.
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Utah
Local notices and court actions from a Topeka paper
Fragmentary OCR notes report a range of items including a suit for 2097 dollars in the United States circuit court involving Phillips State and Rowe, a fire damage incident on Thirteenth and Jefferson with losses around 19 dollars, and various police court findings. Also mentions a district superintendent shift at Rock Island and a Ladies Art Society meeting at First Congregational Church.
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Schoo Bire
David Binbae
Minshiniry
Philippine — Flinds
Third Presbyterian Church
Sart Cc
Davis
Topeka Powtoffier
Gruber
Rock Island
Alngte
Horton Neers
Bauer Tirteenth
Defferson
Mre_ TL
Bragniners
J. A. Swanson
Kanes Avenue
Ladies Art Society of the First Congregations
Heatherley
Tyler Street
Sclinie
Deaths and Funerals Notice Fragment
Fragmentary death notices outline condolences and family notices. Names and locations are unclear, with several garbled place names and dates. The readable parts reference Topeka and Newton, with mentions of relatives and memorials. The article fragment lacks coherent details to identify individuals or exact services.
Jarsaparilla Promises Relief From Digestive Troubles
The ad claims Hood’s Jarsaparilla eases irritable digestion and fruity taste in the mouth, noting people crave a remedy when digestion is difficult. It presents a simple, nodding assertion that the product provides the best relief through a tonic approach.
Railroad Employees Warned on New Year Alcohol Rule
The Northern Pacific plans strict enforcement from January 2 requiring all employees to abstain from intoxicants on or off duty. Officials say violations could lead to immediate discharge, aligning with similar moves by other railways to boost efficiency and discipline.
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Howard Elliott
Norther Pacific
Fllett
Privent
Northern Pacific
Kansas City
Uguor
Railroad and city notices mix with travel chatter in journal
Fragmented OCR list shows busi ness items and travels including a general appoint ment, new hires Neil V. Maghard and others, a lecture tonay, a meeting postponed by rain, and Santa Fe railroad notes with Topeka references and train sightings.
Topeka County Supplies Flood Benefit Funds Allocation
County commissioners plan to distribute about 400 in cash from a 2900 appropriation by the Topeka Commercial for flood relief. Funds will be used this winter to provide fuel for flood sufferers and will be expended only for those who endured the disaster. The Poor Commission will oversee allotments and disbursements to eligible victims.
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Ero
Topeka
Train Delays After Fire At Bridge No.1
Southbound extra freight crew reports a fire at Bridge No.1 around one PM Saturday, delaying service. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and repair work to the bridge began immediately, with the line expected to reopen after several hours.
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Sancs Fe
Bridge No.1
Fire at Wellington Destroys Buildings Rebuilds Planned
Disputed report details a Wellington fire that destroyed several structures. Officials say replacement complexes will be larger and cost about 1400 dollars, with a small crew aiding site improvements and reerection at the location.
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Santa Fe
Labor Victory on Eight Hour Public Works Law
The State Supreme Court upheld the eight hour labor law for public works, affirming prosecutions of contractors who paid for eight hours only and pressed workers to work longer. State labor officials expect enforcement to end violations across projects and districts.
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Drums Court
Iunéae
Labor Oneas
Susie Horan
Eyewer Ud Peckham
W. W. Atkine
District Court
Atkins
State Court of Appeals
Court of Appels
Fxistinew
Thy Com
Supreme Court
Esc
United States Supreme Court
Ten in the Race for Supreme Court Seat
The December term of the supreme court opens next Monday with Judge Pollock expected to join. Governor Bailey aims to decide soon to seat the new justice this season. Third district contenders Mower and others claim backing while Governor Bailey notes Crane and Rogers Tex may be candidates, with indications that either could win.
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Pollock
Bailey
Juathoe
Iis
Atarwnadl
Am Hen Teal
Batley
Pater A. Crane
Jodee Broger- Tex
Hattin
Ant
Burglars at Parsons
Burglars cracked a door and entered a Parsons Kansas home early today. They removed items and fled before authorities arrived, causing property loss but no injuries.
Elliott at Large: Peter EL Sighting Reported Near Waite House
Information from Waite House indicates Peter EL, linked to five violent incidents, was seen in or near Wonaliogion, prompting concern over possible return. Authorities caution consistency of details as reports vary.
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Washinton
Ore
Waite
Peter EL Sent
Wes
Waite iSouse
Wonaliogion
Tits Este
Confessed to 18 Murders Chief's Novot suggests new case
In Greensburg Pennsylvania jail, police chief reports Chasiem Krinser confessed to 18 murders. Investigation links Krinser to additional killings in Cincinnati and other states. Officials say the confessions could expand the Gesters case and impact ongoing prosecutions.
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Chtenen
Pnlice
Onli
Chasiem Krinser
Greensburg
Potgestén
Pollock Appointment Sparks Kansas Delegation Fallout in Washington
The Kansas delegation faced surprise and indignation as President appoints Pollock to a judgeship on the spur of the moment. Seven anti Pollock members planned to back Loomis or Johnston, while the attorney general report suggested Pollock could be beaten. Chief Justice Johnston returned from Washington, saying he is settled back to work.
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Judes Poock
Mr. Troutman
Kansas
Washington
Kansan
Long
Lohn
Poljock
Delegaton
Polloct
Liz
Pollock
Senator Long
Johnston
Loomis
House
Senator Burton
Supreme Bench
Mie
Jie
Legal Profuseton
Congress
Eiasy
State Journal
Tam
State House
Dows
Miller Seeks 10000 Damages After Husband Killed at Rail Crossing
Johanna Miller tames a district court claim against Santa Fe railroad for 10000 damages over the December 1902 death of Peter Miller. He was struck by a train while crossing the railroad at Te cumseh while traveling from Santa Fe shops to his home, with the suit contending the engineer failed to whistle.
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Johanna Miller
Santa Fe Railroad
Peter Miller
Santa Fe
Tecumseh
Ralroa
Conductor and engineer charged after Big Four collision
A jury at Delevan indicts Conductor A. W. Hastings and Engraver G. G. for criminal homicide in the Big Four wreck at Trenton. They are held to the grand jury with no trial date set and the case proceeds to further legal action.
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Biton
Delevan
Mie i
A. W. Hastti
Engrever
G. G
Trenton
Creditors Court Actions Involving New York Company
On petition of a receiver and Davies and a dine company, the court set dates for meetings and continued proceedings. The fragment mentions Jane Werke and a rate circuit, with unclear figures and locations, indicating ongoing creditor actions and examinations of assets.
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New York
Tewesend
Davies Sea Dine Company
Jane ‘Werke
Horschnese
Gold trading and bank advances reported in New York
Odd, garbled text suggests a report from New York about two million dollars in gold, a city bank engaging in forward soil in London, and a transfer of funds totaling 120,000 dollars in Louisiana. Mention of a doctor and a suspect act appears, with unclear sequencing of events and outcomes.
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Mearly
New York
Eal City Bank
London
Taenrdis Ee
Snow Storm Dampens City as Temperatures Fall
The Weather Service reports a heavy snow storm with dropping temperatures across the region. Official readings from local stations show sustained cold, with winds around six miles per hour and expectations for continued cloudy conditions into tonight and Tuesday, amid a forecast of warmer days ahead.
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Disparcoes
Siena
Kepras
Concordia
Bianaraes
Kansas
Jeanperat
Iowa
Topeka Water Company Suit Before U S Court In Topeka
Judge Tieber continues the November term in Topeka as Ilias Summerfield, receiver for the Topeka Water Co., pursues $7224.77 rental claims. The case concerns city debts tied to hydrant rentals and franchise obligations dating to South Topeka, with 205 hydrants before consolidation and 800 after. The dispute hinges on obligations for hydrants from the former South Topeka district and whether they fall under the original Topeka franchise or a separate obligation.
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Tieber
Eastern Judicial District of
Arkansas
United States Circuit Court
Topeka
Teber
Judes John A. Hiner
Denver
Ilias Summerfield
T. Water Company
South Topeka
Topeka Water Company
Cty
South ‘Topeka
Corporation of
Water deal bribery trial reveals $200 payment to Burns
State Senator David Burns faced testimony alleging a $200 bribe as part of a controversial water contract scheme. Lant Salsbury, former city attorney, claimed he offered Burns $200 to $100 and hinted at larger rewards, while detailing a $25,000 goal and the involvement of multiple financiers and newspapers in a complex payoff.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
David Burns
Lant K. Salsbury
Burns
Subsbery
Salsbury
Thomas I. McGarry
Ald
H. A. Taylor
New York
Rasebury
Wee Anelly
Galabury
Salstairy
Cuneven
Newapapers
Charles & Burch
J. Clark Sproul
Democrat
Bridge Suit Compromised and School Contract Awarded
SPENCER GETS CONTRACT to build the Manual Training High School as the county selects a contractor following a bid process. The board of education reserved the right to reject all bids while confirming the successful proposal from Frank Sponsor who agreed to erect the facility. Also noted, attorney Galen Nicolaus and County Attorney Hungate will handle the J.C. Lowe case in district court, with Lowe previously convicted in December.
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Spencer
Manual Training High School
Ihe
Couny
Ant Leher
Kaneis Abenge
Bei
Dulit
Perey ¢ Board of Education
At & Mpeciat
Eal Pestis
Nichols Wii Heip
Galen Nichola Bate Sadwow
Kursan City
Will
Hungate
J.C. Lowe Cumruter
Lieoenter
Lowe
Nichols
Aes
Haass
Risnels
Tit Kaneas
Gamblers May Waive Preliminary Hearing in District Court
A district court considers granting bonds with amounts to be set by the judge for four respondents in a gambling case. Several defendants face potential bonds ranging from modest sums to $1000000, with preliminary hearings expected to occur in January. Witness and testimony handling during the hearings will affect the trial strategy and possible plea considerations as prosecutors prepare for jury selection and pretrial actions.
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Bend
Thompson
Fowler
Tobias
Hurat
Nasitante
Taxen
Hungate
Anthe Ittean
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Ealacel Journal
Chicago
Mer
Mar
Missouri
Jones
Cleveland Happus
Kien Schmite
Trynstow
Perry
Hirath
Chiombin
Cleveland
Fagus
Ken Nat Hein
Dan Shay
New York Central Raitroad 4A
Wtemm
Trekcht
New Tock City
Topeka & Council Grove Company
Bietm
Fontan
Drfiwates
Doriaibem
Vartixan
Boxton
Guetrions
Great Britain
Phibet
National
Biz Union
Mra
Mt. Te Brembere
Eldiakine
Fldmers
Brewers Isd
Ken Prien
Wests
Asa
Tome
Feng
Tapeea
Paym
Westa
Pay - Newton
Crete
Wheer
Hood
Railroad News
Therbus
Saaan
Fiawaura van Cormeris
Sacerpisgtan Felina
Ike
J. Dy Sameerior
Nis Bec
Hey, Purvis
North
Pear Samal Dewity
Oracle
Sante Feansenger
Demgrenes
Maior Aula
Uis Indusrs
Chieftee Caneous Drain
Oberie
I'S Chuck
Rave
Banta Fe
Wellington
The
Bhopa
U. 8
S. Supreme Court
Parsons
Frisco
Parens
Kan
Elliott
Crank
White House
Ayer
Mes.miller
Cars
Paris
Miers
Eben
Simuke
Kor
Saeige Koh
Nsite
Judge Tieber
Tostice
Lucas
George Turner
Ampultin Minah Sewyer
Justine
Turner
Coteus
Prince Albert
West
First Express
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