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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
6
New York reports Palma selected as presidential candidate with broad party support. Vote tallied 23 to 2 in favor of uniting behind him. The push centers on a reciprocity treaty and revenue plans tied to island governance and wartime settlements.
New York reports Senator Platt comments on the Republican city convention and the expected party divisions during the Conference Committee debates. He notes independents and Democrats fear internal manipulation while party factions seek to influence outcomes and maintain opposition to reform. The speech discusses the bravery of party leaders and the potential shifts in support amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Fragmented dispatch reports Senator Quay in frail health after a period of private travel seeking strength. Washington notes his precarious state as rivals question stamina while campaigns press on.
Congressman Curtis, returning from Canton, commends President Roosevelt's policy. He notes the president would follow the popular line his supporters expect and would act accordingly in Washington.
Dispatch from Wash safe Marton of Hisseaa mentions a sitcom named Tammiteenan Malverne and people Tracy and Burton in unclear context.
Officials in New York tighten screening of all papers for safety and compliance. Inspectors are more careful, aiming to detect any content that may defy regulations or pose risk.
A fragmented OCR record describes arraignment proceedings with jurors and court officers named. Witnesses include Dr. Herman Mynter and Dr. M. D. Mann, with Judge Harmond and Judge Lewis presiding. Court hours and seating details are noted amid an interrupted trial timeline.
A dispatch from Talitax cave reports that Dr Dittrich of Brooklyn, with Mr Peary during the last five years, was left behind at Etab due to a misunderstanding. The Erik may reach Cape Faree by retaking the route to confirm the discovery, while Erik's team contemplates further evidence and potential contact with Peary.
A garbled report lists weekly rainfall by county with several entries like Franklin 28 inches and Marshall 40. Missing or unclear data obscure many lines, but several counties such as Reno 20 and Pratt 65 appear, while others are unreadable. The document notes deficient rainfall across the state.
Chicago Sept 2 nine anarchists freed after prosecutors admit no evidence of conspiracy to murder President McKindy. Judge Chetlain orders release. Emam Goldman not party to the case and to face separate hearing tomorrow. Freed group return to their friends as they depart in various directions.
A brief spell of pleasant weather ends soon as government forecasts threaten rain tonight and Tuesday. A low barometer over Oregon moves southeast toward Kansas, bringing cooler conditions and more rain. Sunday winds reached 29 to 35 miles per hour, peaking at 33. Today gusts peaked at 24 from the south, with temperatures recorded from 28 upward.
Judge J. and Wea discuss the next term of the supreme court as Barton County’s William T. Sheppard cites a replevin action over a restaurant named Midway. The defendant is accused of possessing a trunk of beer and whisky and was convicted. the brief argues the owner’s claim and questions tyrannical shifts in law.
Sherry Brodie left Fort Scott with Governor Slanbes requisition for Prank Clough who is jailed at Kingfisher after an alleged robbery near Fort Scott. Tottel sought property. Claugh claimed to own one for sale. An old man in Lush held two certificates of deposit for 50 and 129 dollars.
The Topeka case of A C Pigg was dismissed in the Glilter court amid jurisdiction disputes and remarks by Judge Hazen. Other notes refer to old price business in Pittsburg, a Rock Island fare to San Francisco, and a national convention with rail and travel details.
The Philippines Manila selects Captain Frederick R. Dodge of Topeka Kansas as fire chief, noting his long Army service and earlier leadership in the Twentieth Kansas Regiment. His wife resides at 510 Strait Street Leavenworth, and locals expect capable service in the new post.
The Auditorium organ fund gains 180 due to Banda Ream concerts. Total paid admissions reach 5340 across Hye concerts with Thursday night 1455, Friday matinee 45, Friday night 2020, Saturday matinee 358, Saturday night 2438. Sig Sorrentino pleased, hopes to return next year with one matinee and one night show. Band then departs Saturday for St Louis exposition engagement.
Fragmented OCR lists a health product claim with ingredients like celery cocoa chamomile and others. Mentions sickly children weary women and general fatigue. Includes scattered names and addresses such as Parlin Buckie and Roger's Bakery at 607 Jackson Street.
Rumor centers on M A Low whispering support for Richter as a contender. Burton faction shifts to back Wilder Menai and H E Milter while backing under party wings but viewing Richter as the likely winner. The political jockeying continues as supporters weigh who can secure the governorship, with hints of backstage moves and cautious public stance.
CS Jobes of Wichita, national bank examiner for Kansas Missouri and other states, has been offered the presidency of the American National Bank in Kansas City. A move could trigger a scramble for his position and related endorsements. The note mentions Mr Ridgely as a personal friend and references other officials.
Madisonville Kentucky September 23 pressure mounts as Judge Nunn telegraphs Governor Beckham requesting troops to quell violent striker attacks at Reinecker mines. A squad of about 25 to 24 strikers opened fire from a grove near the main road endangering patrols. Sheriff mobilizes county volunteers to guard property while Gov Beckam has not yet replied.
Dissatisfaction grows over Judge William Thomson's defeat for a judgeship appointment in the Thirty-fifth district. In six districts incumbents resist vacating benches, sparking a brewing clash over succession and possible Supreme Court review.
London correspondents note peaceful tone in czar and President Loubet speeches after Saturdays naval review. The Standard calls attention to the peaceful cadence amid tense events as Palestine displays unfold in the tableaux.
The market report shows varied activity with hog receipts at 28,000 head and 34,000 heads left over. Wheat and corn futures edge lower in Liverpool and New York markets while cash sales fluctuated among cattle and hogs. Bank of England signals and currency shifts influence prices with general caution in grains and livestock trading.
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