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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1901
Page
8
Work Pace Slows Hope Fades for Paying Contracts
Officials report slow work and little hope of finishing paying contracts as provisions are set for 48 blocks. Local authorities say progress is on hold while funding and resources are assessed. The statement underscores delays impacting planned developments and municipal timelines.
Unfinished paving progress amid delays and table tally
City notes slow pace as only about half of blocks completed with major delays this year. Mayor Hughes tells pavement contractors no curtailment while some orders spill into next spring. A detailed table lists completed, in progress, and remaining asphalt work across blocks and streets, indicating two months more for completion under current pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Lala
Esa Rurber
Bigeia Pon
Petore
Weathur
Sercom
College Avanie
Berenth Pirat
Mucha
City Block Boundary Notes From Old Quincy Map
Readable fragments describe street blocks and paving notes across Ninth street Quincy to Monrow, Tyler piseet, Clay street, Buchanan street, Sutney wiredt, Western avenue, Second street, Madison to Quincy, and other segments. Pavement not yet commenced on several blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Quincy
Monrow
Tyler
Reception programme for Dr. Warner in Topeka
Thursday evening the Topeka fraternal societies host a public reception for Dr. A Warner recently elected president of the National Fraternal Congress. The programme features prayers, music by Ad Astra chorus, multiple addresses from fraternal representatives, and a dance segment, with the event held at the Knights of Security hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. A. Warner
Fraternal Congress
Topeka
National Fraternal Laboress
New Knights
Ladies of Security Hall
Wo Merting
Cuineittes
Hal Smith
Steinburg’d Orchestra
National Aid
H. G Rust
Ret Man
E. B. Frust
Kansas City
Pyramida
Ad Astra
Agdiree
J. D. Notten
Ie Fayal Arcane
David Overmyer
EL. 8
G. A. Huron
A, OU Ww
Murphy
Leaven~ Worth
A. J. Warner
England's Rulers Leave Copenhagen for Kishinev Visit
Dispatch reports King Edward Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria departing Copenhagen for Kishinev. They will return to England after visiting EIR sites, with plans for further engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Copenhigen
the Times
Edward
Alexandra
Princess Victoris
Fredensborg
Kisinore
Basie Eck
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by women
A testimonial from Mrs Edes Rirvey extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a genuine cure for ovarian or womb trouble and irregular menstruation. The letter claims long use, broad relief, and urges others to trust the remedy despite note claiming it is not genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dene Mas
Pineway
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Mrs
Edes Rirveyisa
E. Pinkham
The Homely Kindness of West Globe Railroad Men
An Englishman and a Teuton worker encounter hardship during a rail yard accident and form a wary alliance. They persevere with makeshift tools and shared effort, aided by railroad staff as the engine rattles toward a repair and a potential new job in the distant line. The tale highlights quiet, practical compassion aboard a bustling railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackintar
Tiaheartenrd
Markai
Himael
Dravs
Dave
Deivar
Atarton
Aalde
Annie
Oline
Bao
Ani
English Foreman Leads Freight Yard to New Year Victory
An English foreman wins a key contract by year end after a tense push to outfit a plant. He oversees a crew, boosts morale, and secures a 47 thousand dollar appropriation to run machinery. The project culminates with a New Year whistle, shop openings, and his rise to master mechanic on a major rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruih Garry Mamas
Tinater Mae
Chance
Carmepter
Pat
Amin
Olin Tun
Darian
Bere
Erie
Luz
Das
Chingry
Chicago
Cornfield
Liluots
Tore Regarnshe
Brelisiman
Wisconsin Central
Great Britain
Una Company
Army
United States
Topeka
Ueten
Snorterman
Migien
Wil
America
Jane Player
Ensooth
Tommager
Chasuet
Vfs
First Master Mechanic Position Prompts Job Push
A fragmentary report notes a new master mechanic and a handshake signaling a request for immediate hire. The piece mentions shop areas and evolving roles, with distant references to a company in Kansas and workers seeking better leisure options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mod
Ranchis’, Reddy
Aod
Jone
Martin
A. Bailding
Usibons
Kansas
FIGHT ON MACHINE Fusion bids clash with Republicans in Pennsylvania
State and city conventions of the Union party gathered in Philadelphia to fuse with Democrats against the Republican ticket. A Yerkes victory for supreme court and Coray’s nomination for state measures mark efforts to align parties. Expectation that Palmn will retire to back Coray, completing fusion and pitting regular Republicans against anti Quay forces. Union city ticket names include P F L Rothermel for District Attorney, Captain Jon M Walton for City Controller, John Virdin for Recorder of Deeds, incumbents favored. Democratic backing aids the city ticket, while influential Democrats call for endorsement of the Union slate tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Union Party
Pennsylvania
Academy of Muate
Harrisburg
Tinian
Hermon Yerkes
Supreme Court
E A. Coray
Union
Andrew J. Palmn
Tcket
Coray
P. FL Rothermel
Jon M. Walton
Recorder of Deeds
John Virdin
Democratic Imation
London papers see no large scale reinforcements to South Africa
A London correspondent in the Tri bune reports that no major war office reinforcement will be sent if Natal is invaded. Kitchener concentrates forces in Northern Natal, French needs no more troops, and officials credit Botha’s Nel tal invasion as hopeless while Boers fail to recruit locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
London
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Dongland
Natal
Ladysmith
Colenso
Kitchener
Nawl
French
Gough
Botha
Netal
Isyal
Ontario Premier Arranges Immigration Plan for Farm Laborers
G W Ross premier of Ontario after a two month trip to England returns with a scheme to bring farm laborers to the province next spring. The plan, linked with Elder Dempster, would see settlers contracted to stay in Ontario and repay passage money over time while the province subsidizes the shipping costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
G. W. Ross
Ontario
England
Dempeter Company
Mock Convention Nominates President At Shiloh Church
A mock national convention for nominating the U.S. president will be held Wednesday evening at Shiloh Baptist Church in Topeka. Candidates listed include J Wright of Kansas, J H Childers of Michigan, J M Samson of Alabama for President. Geo Wade of South Carolina for Vice President. Paul Jones of South Carolina, Watdas of Arkansas, Charles Whitney of Town, Robin Pur ner of Candijater for chair. John L Harrison of DC and J A Page of Minnesota for secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Baptist Church
United States
Seventh Street
Topeka Avenue
J. Wright
Kansas
J. H. Childers
Michian
J.M Samson
Alabana
Georgia
RH. Wade
Tanker
Paul Jones
Titinsis
S.C. Watdas
Arkansas
Charles Whitney
Town
Robin Purner
Candijater
John L. Harrison
District of Columbia
J. A. Page
Minnesota
Grape-Nuts Ad Promotes Universal Food Benefits
A consumer testimonial touts Grape-Nuts as ideal for babies and adults, highlighting pre-digested wheat and barley components that become grape-sugar, aiding digestion. A Minneapolis reader, F. Leavitt, endorses its health and growth benefits for a two year old and general well being. Made at a pure food factory in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL W. Leavitt
Minneapolis
Minn
Coa, Ltd
Battle Crock
Kidney Trouble Cured By Perina Medicine
A Minneapolis reader Frances Matoon describes kidney trouble after a cold, says a lodge friend recommended Perina. After trying one bottle and then three, she reports complete cure and renewed health, urging others to try the medicine. Johanna Lewis of Minneapolis and Miss Lowi of Washington also attest to Perina’s benefit for debility and throat ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte, Mattoon
Order of Gaea Templars
Sixth Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Smersl
Frances
Mia
Johanna Lewis
Brsant Ayenu
Shan
Peruta Laat
Johanna Lowi
Afghan troubles at Kabul mark renewed call for obedience
Times letters from Shnle describe Amorsa Abdur Bex Rahman celebrating August succession in Kabul with officials present. The Ameer urged loyalty to authority and outlined militia service plans while denouncing British territorial concessions amid ongoing tribal rebellion. A note on the death of the senior wife of Shere Stann appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Shnle
Amosr-Abdur Bex Rahman
Kabul
Ameer
Benlor
Mrs Roosevelts Oyster Bay departure reported
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt plans to leave Oyster Bay for Washington. Willem Loeb Jr, former Roosevelts private secretary, will assist Cortelyou as the new president secretary. The timing notes a Wednesday departure from Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roonsvelt
Oyster Bay
Washingon
Thespital
Willem Loeb, Jr
Roosevalt
Cortelyou
Oyater Buy
President Roosevelt to Visit White House at Wartime Start
Preparations for the president’s secretary depart. Frost Tr tm not expected that President Roosevelt will visit his old home for the week. Mrs. Hoover and her children will accompany to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxaity
Preestuert Frooeevelt
Old Howe
Tetet Mir
Losk
Hoowevelt
Chiildren
Washington
Petere comedy company at Cran ford last night
An entire programme of specialties entertained a Cranford audience with Soto and Madan, Japanese Sager, Brownie In walta clog, and more. Mine Price led the performers, praised by the crowd for lively delivery. The company returns to Crawford tonight with The Other Dirt, via Rock Island Route. tickets on sale September 1–X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cran~ford
Umet
Petere
Soto
Madan
Subetara
Sager
Crawford
Price
Arlington
Petice Company
Harry
Bt Joe
Beture
Rock Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Warner
A. J. Kanaas
Ellen Ripley
Ladies Aid
Grand Army of the Republic
No. 7
16Th Ave
N. E
Minneapolis, Minn
Cy Warman
Riorg
Jnecminaliss
New World
Grivereolin
Peruna
W. Waahington
D. C
Wien
fFerina
Perina
Perina Melidiie
Marta
Mre
Frances Matoon
GEO. M. Noble & CO
Deompwnkee
Jackson St
George B. Palmer
Endertaker
The
Maronio Temple
Jackson Street
Kaunas
Quincy Se
E.G. Kinley
Amser
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