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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
5
The article surveys labor matters, arbitration setup, and political debate surrounding a national strike. It notes President Roosevelt's stance, the administration's handling of public affairs, and ongoing efforts by arbitrators amid industrial unrest while touching on related local economic and political implications.
The text reports on Ware and a promotion, noting debates over appointment and duties. It mentions evidence, public opinion, and calls for clarity on responsibilities of the clerk role. The piece highlights conflict between officials and asserts concern over authority and governance.
The fragment references Roosevelt and comparisons to predecessors in the Weuminnle and ecloetty, noting shifts in leadership style. It mentions some unclear terms and partial names, indicating an analysis of changes across measures or methods and potential impact on policymakers.
A long editorial argues that progress comes through public reason and arbitration rather than force. It stresses the value of educated labor, intelligent work, and broader access to opportunity, praising Lincolns era ideals and the role of the people in shaping national life. It critiques partisan machinery and urges calm, informed public debate to advance society.
A Washington Post summary notes the strike issue in Pennsylvania manufacturers and miners. It discusses unions, operator demands, and government stance as leaders dispute fair labor terms and the right to work. The piece highlights differing views on union influence and the need for restraint amid mounting tensions.
County commissioners will submit a court house sale proposition at the corner of Kansas Avenue and Fourth Street. They seek a price around 0 0 and plan to use proceeds to fund state bonds and county obligations. Washington dispatch notes Navy Department orders affecting Montgomery sales and a potential stop in San Domingo City amid regional unrest.
A Topeka area note details a planned minstrel entertainment one night between now and holidays with another planning meeting next month. Republican and Democratic gatherings are noted at Harrienn's ball in Oakland and various county meetings with speakers like J. Behenck and H. Miller.
In Mulligan's schoolhouse a large audience heard speakers including FL Grangman and Frank Sticht criticize party tactics. Swayze vowed to publicize his reform stance and disavowed party betrayal, while Dr. Branaman noted Republicans backed Nichole, arguing he would enforce laws. Local election issues centered on ballot type rules and fusion voting concerns.
Polk school building fumigated by city sanitary department after a student’s death. Benjamin Bend of 1700 Botles Avenue attended the fumigation. Investigations found exposure to disease. certificates issued. Other neighbors linked to the Hawi boy death and policy actions pursued by authorities.
A midnight water main rupture north of Topeka bridge cut fire protection on the north side until rapid action by Chief and department allowed emergency water to flow from Kansar Avenue. The cause is unknown but repairs were completed at the site, with officials warning further repairs may follow.
The fusioniste oppose a new ruling by the attorney general’s department requiring all candidate names on the official ballot to be printed in Brevivr capital type. Assistant Attorney General Clayton Racently Ast Tary of Sto Chirk has been sending instructions to county clerks.
Street Foreman O W T Horn responds to accusations of crooked business in the street department. He asserts there was no ground for the statements, claims an investigation found them false, and promises to continue work and invite critics to present facts to the editor. He defends the department and vows to attend to his duties.
Sumner school at Fourth and Western begins an art oriented decorating drive. Teachers and pupils display wall art from local donors including Kellam Book Company statues and various furnishings. Donations from Hughes Furniture, Crosby Bros and Farnsworth & Anbby support the project as plans extend through winter.
Independent operators Ayres and Sauleton claim a dispute over arbitration decisions. The statement asserts a commitment to uphold a commission ruling under conditions fair to corporate interests, amid ongoing controversy and local political maneuvering in Topeka.
A father and son trapped by the lake’s waves struggle for hours as two firefighters from Evanston attempt the dangerous rescue. The effort continues until exhaustion and rising tides force a turn in the perilous scene, with authorities reporting both men survived. The incident and weather conditions draw attention to the dangers faced by swimmers and rescuers along Lake Michigan.
The Repubicans met at Lyons school house and later at Belleview school house with speakers Gaten Nichols DT Greze Hayden WE Fagan Bert Lives A Newman and J Guy. Guy spent much time discussing O K Swart who bolted the party to back Stahl and Stebbins.
The Scottish Rite plans a series of degree conferrals at the Musonte building this week. Twenty three members are listed for the deference of the Hose Croix thirteenth and Premian Knight degrees with receptions for wives and attendees at the Throry hotel and Musonte building.
Charlen ia of Best Hartford died at St Postini fast Mekt after a football injury on September 27. The scalp injuries and spine dislocation left hope of recovery fading, and the boy aged five was pronounced dead at Hartford hospital.
In a Saturday Evening Post excerpt, a national debate on frugality and temperance in eating spreads across the population. Writers criticize indulgence, warn against overfull meals, and advocate restraint to combat disease and moral decline while urging practical thrift in diet.
An official report discusses spread of trachoma and immigration policy. It notes the disease prevalent among indigenous populations and contemplates deportation and medical screening practices for newcomers, amid factional disagreements on enforcement.
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