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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1902
Page
6
In a baynote address of 1904 President Hooescvelt declares opposition to tariff changes. He urges protective measures and warns of economic disruption if reforms pass, signaling a pivotal stance for the administration and its supporters.
Cincinnati September speech argues against blanket tariff cuts and urges cautious legislation to curb trusts. He stresses evolution over revolution, favors careful regulation, and highlights banking supervision as a model for corporate conduct. He warns against punitive, indiscriminate measures harming general prosperity.
A fragmented Kansas weather notice reports widespread precipitation across stations last week with rain and clouds continuing. The unreliable OCR hints at a low barometer and ongoing unsettled conditions across the eastern regions, suggesting more rain to come.
Funeral services for George F Harmanson for a Sunday death will be from First Christian church Tuesday with burial at Coupell Grove. Emma Chatland dies at home. services at 3 p.m. Tuesday, September 22, in Topeka. Interment at Topeka cemetery. Choral Society Meeting notes eligibility for membership and aims to strengthen the Topeka chorus.
Daily weather bulletin notes southeast winds of six miles an hour, rain and ice in several stations, including Fort Scott Manhattan and Wichita. Totals show hundredths of an inch. temperatures and conditions across multiple counties and towns are listed with hourly readings and regional averages.
A movement forms around Rev Frack E Alto to enter the race for coal at the upcoming spring election. Pastor Msyor of Third Prespy seeks candidacy as agitation grows. notes cite community figures and changing political dynamics amid regional tensions. The piece also contains scattered market and commodity listings.
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