02 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
1
Gentlemen were invited to attend a conference with the President and announced their intention to be present on Friday. The notice emphasized cordial relations and a desire to discuss policy matters with the Chief Executive.
Washington conference looms as Baer and Guay press for settlement talks. President Hoover tables a plan to convene coal operators and workers. officials warn of possible labor disruption while Pennsylvania Senator Platt and leaders press for a rapid accord.
Oct 1 report from New York describes Currie Nation of Rantae visiting Bellevue Hospital. She criticized alcohol, urged savings and coal, and urged reform while engaging patients. President’s condition later stated satisfactory.
Warden E B Jewett of the state penitentiary draws a $50,000 treasury warrant to fund the twine plant for next year. He argues sisal supply from Yucatan and Manila hemp will affect prices, while the revolving fund aims to keep machinery in good shape and prevent a price slump. He defends not making every move public and notes the plant has saved farmers money and paid expenses.
The director of the mint reports that in September 2003 total U S coinage at U S mints reached TAS with Geta figures showing 2 56 860 and 2 801 266 in $2 coins plus minor coins around 970 000. Forecast from Chicago on Oct 2 calls for unsettled weather tonight with likely showers, northeast winds.
The Weather Bureau records September as the coldest month in 18 years at Topeka. Observer Jennings notes a mean temperature near 63 degrees, with highs around 86 and lows near 29, a wide daily range and an 8 degree September deficiency. Precipitation totals near normal.
A blast on the south side of Lawson miles near the fourth level killed several men. Rescue squads and physicians from Seattle Witt and Laveen Mines were on site. The dead were reported to be workers for the Pacific Quest company as a special train was dispatched from Seattle.
Washburn's blue-sweatered team prepares for a Saturday kickoff at 3 pm against Topeka Redd Wells, with lineup shifts noted. Key players include Dadisman at center, Dustin Tein at guard, and Steel moving to center as Gidre shifts from guard. Ottawa Normal presents a tougher test since its 21 to 0 score against earlier foes, making the match competitive.
Morton Albaugh Republican state central committee chair denounces insinuations that funds from him or the committee aided Leavenworth primaries to defeat Congressman Curtis. He asserts no personal or state committee money was used and accuses political rivals of attempts to control the party apparatus for personal gain.
Madame Zola was permitted to view her husband’s body in Paris today. A large crowd gathered outside the residence as the widow, dressed in deep mourning, was assisted by two doctors in leaving a carriage. The event drew close friends into the mortuary chamber.
At a Kansas Day club banquet Col. W. H. Rossington revisited the rise and fall of the Kansas Republican strength, urged true party fidelity with independent judgment, and warned against the Burton faction. The talk touched on state tickets, editorial critiques of Kelly’s bid for treasurer, and calls for unity amid shifting alliances.
A large Kansas G A R delegation travels to Washington D C by special Hook Island train with about 250 people from Topeka Horton Herington and other towns. The excursion includes visits to Mount Vernon Gettysburg and New York and features crop exhibits. The roster lists numerous Topeka participants and their spouses among the official train parties.
Washington October 2 monthly comparative statement shows September receipts and expenditures. Customs revenue increased by about 7 million compared with September. War and navy department accounts exceed prior month totals with notable rises in miscellaneous and other taxes reported.
Temperature readings for large cities list New York 62 Philadelphia 0? Washington 62, Cincinnati 56, St Louis 51, Chicago not clearly stated. OCR glitches obscure some values but shows a network of mid 1900s city temps.
Chicago October 3 The annual convention of the national league opened with about 40 delegates due to President Roosevelt illness. The gathering aims to endorse Roosevelt in 1904 and discuss tariff revision and a successor to retiring president Hamilton. Presidents and leaders from several states spoke as President Hamilton addressed the crowd.
Mills store advertises a range of umbrellas designed for all weathers. Silk ladies models priced from 1.38 to 1.99 and men’s 28 inch styles listed at 1.25 and 1.00, with oxidized and silver trimmed handles and a natural wood line. The copy emphasizes protection from sun and wind and highlights stock breadth up to 8 dollars in value.
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