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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1901

Page

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Senator Burton Shapes Topeka Visit Amid Appointments Row

Topeka hosts a political melee as Senator Barton travels for talks while a claque of Kansas City politicos screens Creseiur the mile world champion. Protests target Gyros Leland’s appointment. Crum denies ties yet maneuvers near the Third district race as national figures loom over state tickets and federal patronage.

Barton Topeka Union Paffic Kansan Karline Politicis Na Tas Pat Qoney Hex John Seaton Donald Smith Kanser Gyros Leland Penaier Igett Roosevelt Mekinkis Maiy Leliendt Crus Ax United Sixtus Maréhal United States Crum HY Creer Wella Irl Wells Ines Beck Georry Cule Governat Paxsi Burton Deer

Cleveland Lawyer Dines With Distinguished Negro Guest

A former Cleveland law partner attended a Monday evening dinner in New Haven with Booker T. Washington. Tyler, university treasurer, hosted at his residence along with Mr. Fimnel, once Cleveland’s law partner and later postmaster general, who also accepted the invitation and met Mr. Washington. Diplomatic notes indicate invitations were sent and accepted about ten days before Washington’s meeting with President Sgootevelt in Washington.

Cleveland New Haven Conn Booker T. Wishington Morel FF Washington Sgootevelt

Fire at Burlington Destroys Store and Stock

Burlington awoke to a blaze at a grocery building, badly damaging the Pat Wo’s store and adjacent stock. Firefighters battled flames late last night, with water damage to nearby materials. Insurance coverage reportedly planned for the losses.

Burlington Pat Wo Ib Adjentise

Woods Not Dead Despite Typhoid Fever Report

Dengerously with Typhoid Fever, Lawton, Oct 4. Jamis Rh Woade drawn not fat in Lawt drawing, dangerously ill. condition described as improved, then Monday reports death but physicians expect recovery. Weather notes from Chicago predict generally torr tonight and Friday with southerly winds.

Lawton Jamis Rh Woade Chicago Kangas Louis Port

Invitations Out For Czolgoms Electrocution

Auburn reports invitations issued for the execution of Czolgoms. Father Suardinald from Rochester left Czolgone with plans to discuss renouncing monarchy and joining the church. Warren Mead says there is nothing new. he has not requested a second interview.

Auburn Suardinald Rochester Yozolkos Warde Mead Saardinabd Warren Mead Czolgoer

President Rooer volt returns to Washington in special train

President Roosevelt and party arrive in Washington early today aboard a special train split by the Lacanks and the Princeton. Crowds cheer at several points along the way while police aid deters crowds at New Haven and Parente ton. The president, in rough sack suit, goes to the White House after a brief breakfast and welcomes callers in the office.

Washington Rooer Lacanks Princeton Pennsylvania Station Federal Express Sever Points Alumbic New Haven Y Hay New Haver Kvidans Mink Aten Parenteton Col Bingham J. C. Greenway Wilkie Dusinewe

Date Set for execution of Leon E. Canigosa in Auburn

Albany WW reports the condemned Leon E. Canigosa, identified as the killer of President Mc Kinley, will be executed at 7 a.m. on Tuesday October 2 at Auburn Prima. The notice confirms the scheduled stage and location of the capital punishment.

Albany Leon E. Canigosa McKinley Auburn Prima

Portchard brings three tons of gold to Port Townsend

Port Townsend reports the Steamship Portchard arrived at 1 30 am carrying 520 passengers and three tons of gold mostly from the Yukon to St Michael. Winter nears Nome and Et Michel shoreline formation begins. In Nome the transportation scramble grows as steamers for upcoming sailings are insufficient. Portland had a rough voyage and passengers complain about crowding and accommodations.

Port Townsend Wash Portchard Yukon St Michael Pasencert Et Michel Nome Portland Pamienarte

Jury verdict awards Barbara Tauer $15300 in Sells estate case

In district court a verdict favors Barbara Tauer against the Sells estate for 15300. Tauer had been companion to Mrs Sells for years and received 15 in the Debate court. The district court upheld the probate court while granting 6 percent interest from the date the claim was allowed.

Sells Barbara Tauer Miss Tauer Hells

Weather Update From Local Forecast

The day remains warm with midday temperatures near 80 degrees. Officials note increasing cloud cover tonight and Friday, with southern areas seeing the heaviest overcast. southerly and westerly winds at about five miles per hour.

Killed by Falling Tree in Rockford Area

Report from Rockford Kansas that Rev Denis Franz and wife of Fairview were killed outright when a tree fell on them. Three others were not at Lee today. Telegrams from General Hughes describe calm inland areas after a prior fusillade along the Gandarn river. General Smith moves to hold garrisons in Saray and prepare for actions.

Rockford Denisl Franz Fairview Kanere Lee Sama

Schley on Stand in Naval Inquiry Testimony Given

Rear Admiral Schley testified at the court of inquiry with packed seats in the gunner’s workshop. He described his campaign conduct at Cuba, the plan to attack the enemy fleet, and the roles of captains, orders from Key West, and the approach to Havana as the investigation examined his decisions and communications during the battle period.

Washington Schley Sehley Tee Afr Huyter Hoe Key West Sampnon Cuba Havana Santiago Henry Chadwick Addimiral Thas Clenturgok Thiery New York Comlinar Algonquit Comatudore Temy Aley Sacupsen Bis Squadron Staley Brooklyn Coton Colon Viscaya Harlow Cienfuegos Ehodid Texas Wiselya Clark C. E. Clark Oregon Sampson Caranodore Schiey Commodore Bebley

Schley Court of Inquiry Hears Witnesses Amid Crowd At Navy Yard

Public interest surged as Admiral Schley case neared a potential witness stand. Lieut Commander Charles H Harlow testified after yesterday’s sessions, noting Schley appeared anxious and nervous. Court officials ruled a witness opinion inadmissible while addressing questions on private notes.

Navy Yard Schley Charles H. Harlow

Schley’s July Battle Testimony Echoes Conduct and Courage

The testimony scene covers Capt Lamily notes from the Cuban campaign, with witnesses Harlow Barker Borden Clark and Schley on July 3 actions. Major moments include Schley’s restraint after the surrender, his transferring flag, and the Brooklyn Oregon Vixen actions. Witness memories of the cutter to receive the surrender, and Schley’s calm, chivalrous remarks, are highlighted.

Nand Lamily Harlow Barker M.C. Borden Iheldents Charlee EB. Clark Oregon Adamir Sehléy Himelf Wells W. Wells Lemiy Schley Admiral Dewey Lemly Hanna Mr. Hanna Commodore Schley Ponse Rayher Major Murphy Captain Cook Colon Uy Town Amiral Carvers Cervera Lonnly Schiey Brooklyn Massachusetts Commodore Bins Wwe Commodore Schrey

Clark tells his story at Schley court of inquiry

Captain of the Oregon describes the Battle of Santiago with vivid detail at the Dewey led inquiry. The scene shows Admiral Dewey administering the oath as the captain testifies, with the audience showing signs of interest. The account continues on the sixth page.

Clark Oregon Santiago Washington Schley Court of Inquiry Dewey Sen Gnis Raster

Supreme Court Upholds Taxing Capital Stock in Chicago Firms

Springfield Oct. 24 The Supreme Court affirmed the Sangamon County Circuit Court ruling in the Chicago leaders tax case. It orders the State Board of Equalization to assess the capital stock and franchises of twenty Chicago corporations, including transit and utility firms, to determine fair cash value over tangible property for tax purposes. The decision condemns the board for not following established valuation rules and directs mandamus to enforce proper assessment.

Springfield Supreme Court Circuit Court Sangamon County Chicago State Board of Equalization Chicago City Railway Company Weat Chicago Street North Chicago Union ‘Traction Compan Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Company Chicago ‘Telephone Company Chicago Edison Company Chicago Consoliated ‘Traction Company Chicago Electric Thanet Company Chicago & Jeferson Urban ‘Transit Company Evanston Electric Railway Company Cicery le Treviso Street Hallway Company North Chicago Blectric Wid Corporation Fm Tollows Capitol County of Sangamon Inn He Kapital Mame Sach Hal | Strom Itaserrtaln Conaderas Pals Pal Cokunty Ming Souke Filincts Supreme Court Boecetera IV Toy Tgain

Fragmentary report hints at tax and court cases in later period

The readable fragments describe a Supreme Court action with references to a taxpayer and back taxes. Names and precise events are obscured, but the text implies a legal dispute involving penalties or remedies and the state’s civil tax collection efforts.

New York World Records Grain Elevator Floaters

Numerous floating grain elevators soar above Atlantic basin stores as Governor's Talents and 14 berthed steamers test unprecedented Guinness Weekly freights. Corn output reaches 36,000,000 bushels on the same date as 1900.

New York Get Atlantic Basin

Driving park track marks half mile record

Kansas City record broke on the Driving Park track as Crenvene set a new half mile mark in 2 minutes. The previous best was 2:00 set at Toledo. Time by quarters shows first quarter 48 seconds, second quarter 1:04, third quarter 1:24, final stretch near 0:44.

Kansas City Lch Wfternen

Smooth Swindle Avoids Full Topeka Heist

Ny swindler named G. H. Blair attempted to defraud two Topeka banks, depositing checks at Merchants National and Central National with his wife. Only partial success occurred as one check was rejected, another was credited. the man fled with a trunk containing worthless money.

G. H. Blair Merchants National Bank Hie Dhroap Merchants National Cetral Nationel Berth Ets Chi

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Burton Blossom House MR. Drum Pear Leland Woods Not Dead Thaton Rator Miss Alice Hay Czolgosz Miss Taver Capt. Lemly Mr. Rayner Maryland Advocat Rayner Admiral Schley Crescens Cremerie Kansas Avenue Clarence Scoll
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