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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
6
The piece notes that Hegotitean leaders doubt party talk about reform and confrontations over legislation. It cites Harris campaign stops across western counties, predicting hard drives in inclement weather to mobilize likely voters. A string of October campaign events and venues across towns is listed.
Speech texts and campaign notes discuss coal miners strike violence and state actions. Leaders including Senator Harris and others address labor unrest, tariff issues, and calls for judicial arbitration to end coal disruptions. The period features election talk, party maneuvering, and debates over unemployment and industry protection.
Chicago reports wheat strength amid favorable northwest weather and ample receipts. Corn gains on wet belt conditions with selling pressure easing after early declines. mixed grain and livestock sections show steady to higher tones with receipts and prices noted across hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago and St Louis markets.
In reply to the president’s question the parties stated there was no den Hass Santeee or Stenarea Settlement of the issue. They claimed no other proposition existed beyond Mr Finer’s statement. It proposed that if a worker resumed and faced difficulties with the employer, the dispute should be settled by the judge of the court of common pleas of the district where the mine lay.
Grain Letter reports mixed grain demand and price movement amid modest receipts. Mentions corn strength, cash demand, and traders seeking profits, with notes on wheat markets, Liverpool activity, and tentative upturns. Also covers oats, provisions, and weather impacting yields and market tone.
Reports from Phoenix and Washington describe rising tension as Apache Indians near Fort McDowell face distrust over alleged uprisings and imposition of support claims. Settlers fear violence if conflicts escalate, while officials note disputed statements about tribal pensions and aid.
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