28 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1902
Page
1
The long campaign in Kansas features Stanley and Braniey battling for the fusion ticket with Curtis and Gong forces fighting to sway voters. Craddock’s closing address defends nonpartisan reform and accuses corporate influence, urging support for the fusion slate to reduce corporate taxation and realign state government priorities.
A report confirms that the Western Union Telegraph Company holds the property right in question, establishing clear ownership and legal standing. The ruling addresses the ownership status amid a contested claim, outlining the company’s entitlement and outlining any related implications for adjoining interests.
Chicago Oct 28 Judges Jenking Gresseup Baker and Bunn of the United States court of appeals uphold that Western Union Telegraph owns rights to gathered news even after publication on rented tickets. The ruling bars others from using the notations and asserts the carrier’s information service is for patrons, not for appropriation that harms service. The decision elevates the public welfare function of news gathering and signals a major precedent in modern information enterprise.
Havana officials report the Cuban government sent a counter proposal to the United States after the treaty was returned to Washington. The note warns acceptance by the United States would harm Cuba by reducing customs revenue and triggering economic disruption.
In Mount Vernon a staged crime at a Phoenix block novelty store led to discovery of nearly $20,000 hidden in a bedstead and other spots. Five men, including Cook, Sulteer, and two others, attempted to extract money but a smoke-filled exit concealed a stash totaling around $30,600 found during the investigation. Authorities report a large sum may remain hidden.
A fragmentary report describes confusion over a daughter’s whereabouts and an intended marriage. Rudolph raced to the probate court but reached it after hours, while a ceremony plan involving a married couple was briefly discussed amid tense circumstances.
The government weather bureau reports the first killing frost of the season, noting wet weather delayed leaf and fruit damage this year. Chapter Jennings remarks frosts in earlier years occurred with drier conditions and earlier timing, while this year’s frost follows a wet September and October. Minimum tonight near 22, with NW winds and shifting hourly readings from 7 to 11 PM.
Jersey City authorities arrested Frederic N Innes noted bandmaster on capiases from Supreme Court Commissioner Charles J Rue. Accused of dodging $90 alimony to ex-wife Georgie Frances Innes, with $25 weekly payments ordered. Taken at Hotel Washington after cash bail posted. due in Trenton November 5.
McLewee & Co head the list with 835,555.20 in earnings on the Metropolitan circuit this season. Major Dangerfield and Gold Hose figure prominently among top money winners, with several stakes and cups noted, including the Brooklyn Derby and Suburban and Brighton handicaps. Additional high earners include J. A. Keene, Migzen, Munterman, Jana A. Denke, and O G B Martins horses with varied stakes success highlighted.
In San Antonio Cox Ort a man from oerth Taxus attempted to slash his throat near the Davy Crockett death site but was restrained. he survived and refused to give details. Premier Combs backed arbitration in Pax de Crlais mining regions and rural free delivery routes to begin December 1 with a carrier route in Atchison County Kansas.
Special Master Brock issues a new procedural rule impacting ongoing cases. The decision introduces tighter timelines and clarified standards for objections and motions. Legal observers note potential implications for docket management and party strategy.
Special Master Robert J. Brock ruled that the city may inspect all of the gas company’s books and records beyond those already introduced, overturning prior limits. The decision follows broader precedents and requires further testimony from H. Morgan and others as the case proceeds.
The speech attacks Galen Nichols for low energy prosecutions since January 1901, noting a single liquor case won, his alleged frugality in office, and selective enforcement. It cites subpoenas, testimony battles, and limited convictions, plus criticism of actions against Mrs Nation and Jointiers amid a broader Prohibition milieu.
Irwin Pennsylvania men robbed a Westmoreland Company office after a blinding attack and mistreatment. Four masked men looted about 40 thousand dollars before pay day dispersals. the cash was not kept on site and the robbers fled. Police scoured the area but yielded no arrests.
Eugene F Ware United States pension commissioner returns to Topeka for the remainder of the week. He sits on a high stool at Cremerie Junch and discusses the pension board reviewing legal decisions. Weather updates for large cities are also noted with temperatures across major hubs.
Four men robbed the Iowa State Bank, blowing the safe and escaping with about 4000 dollars after three hours inside and three hours of street patrols. A watchman was held at gunpoint, shots were exchanged with locals, and a panel formed by citizens aided the escape toward a desolate route.
The court ruled the will of Michael Sweeney invalid after a jury found the estate worth 580.0 and located in Veabeunkee Shawae County. the property was to be divided among Sweeney's children, but heirs challenged the division triggering the suit to set aside the will.
London October 21 American art collectors who loaned pieces to the South Kensington Museum have been ordered to remove four paintings and other treasures within six months. Officials cite space needs and a policy of deaccessioning. Several collectors doubt the move but some have begun arranging shipments or donating works to other institutions.
A medical report from New York alleges a serum discovered by a doctor named Leureaux could prevent or treat whooping cough. Early symptoms appear within hours, with coughing fits and duration changes noted. Injections shown as seemingly harmless, with usual treatment lasting about eight weeks. Weather notes forecast fair, warmer conditions in Kansas and Chicago.
A Topeka seller emphasizes the need for warmer clothing and offers perfect fits for all ages from baby to largest adult. They claim unmatched value and quality in a broad range of weights and qualities and request a contract to replenish the family wardrobe with the stated goods.
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