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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
8
A fragmented account outlines D C Moray in relation to Himasik and local officials. The garbled text hints at a commissioner returning from a trip and mentions a town and past actions, but specific facts are unclear.
D W Eastman of Exsporia serves as receiver of the land office at Ki Hero, Oklahoma for two years. The text notes his later return to son W H Eastman and mentions Abram Halstead, Mr Abrams, and community ties amid a weeklong vacation.
Benstor Harris visited the White House in Washington for a brief, cordial meeting with Senators. The encounter appeared purely ceremonial as Harris addressed the scene and the president welcomed the interaction with a gracious gesture.
Reports from Nome via steamer Oregon warn Alaska Natives face starvation as whisky traders sweep in after furs are sold. About three hundred natives visit Nome yearly for trade, then suffer酒 from drunkenness and winter shortages with government aid uncertain.
A Western editorial argues China should seek salvation through reform, granting Japan credit for pressing steadiness. It praises Pekin negotiations and contrasts Western defense of decisive action with the Kreat powers that ignored vital Chinese questions during talks.
Mrs Sam uel Burdette widow of Samuel Burdette longtime Grand Lodge officer of the LOC and grand scribe of the Grand Encampment LOI of Kansas dies at Point Pleasant New Jersey after long invalidism. Remains to be sent to Leavenworth for funeral Sunday. husband served as second secretary of the grand lodge for 29 years.
The twin screw steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm arrived in New York after leaving Bremen on September 1. Severe head seas and southwest gales damaged the bow, forward rails, and deck houses while flooding the forward saloon. Reduced speed and 50 revolutions limited power for three days, but once conditions eased she reached 9,000 horsepower and 57 knots on the 25th, completing a 6,6 day voyage over 3,45 miles.
The article cites Booker T. Washington reflecting on the McKinley assassination and asks if the nation bears guilt for the era of anarchy. It notes attempts to curb violence and bring criminals to justice, referencing a broader call for restraint.
A London dispatch notes growing ties between Japan and China through imperial exchanges. The piece reflects on pacific accord trends, recent statements by leaders, and the sense that Sino-Japanese relations are easing tensions, with attention to diplomacy and regional balance.
A reader recounts coffee dependency harming nerves heart and sleep, claiming relief after a transformative alternative. The witness details years of craving, insomnia, dyspepsia, and anxiety, then describes a recovery turning point and warning to others about coffee’s risks.
The Kronprin g vessel, reportedly built by the Vulcan Ship Building company at Bremerhaven, measures 66 feet in length with a substantial beam and depth. Tonnage is listed at 15,000, displacement 21,300 tons, and it features four large smokestacks and two pole masts.
The tax commission, it is announced, is working only for expenses now. The per diem has been exhausted. The discussion centers on the commissioner's expense accounts with Auditor Gote resisting further charges. Fred Smith struggles over transfer charges and a car transfer while defending his role as a tax commissioner amid tense exchanges with Cole.
Report from Caroline Islands says German officers in Rule have ordered defense measures after an American whaling bark from San Francisco allegedly supplied knives revolvers and war materiel to natives. A large gun was installed on a hill overlooking the area with natives placed in charge while the weapon awaits use against smugglers.
London betting shows slim chances Shamrock to win and Amesians face difficulty attracting backers. Dispatches from New York and Washington discuss plans, potential race dates, and talks between Washburn and local clubs. A special mission from Kruger is reported as well with Roosevelt in Brussels.
Carrie Nation, writing from Benecia Falls, defends herself against claims of making brutal remarks about McKinley. She recounts her Coney Island speech, denies wishing death on the president, praises the public and Canadian support, and criticizes alleged distortions in papers. Nation asserts she never called for McKinley to die and condemns opponents spreading falsehoods.
In Norwich New York on September St Henry W Wood shot former housekeeper Mrs Eliza Greenleaf at Plymouth then died by suicide. Greenleaf had served Wood as housekeeper for about three years and left two weeks earlier to be with her brother-in-law Logan Carneros at Plymouth. Wood is said to be greatly distressed by her departure and Greenleaf is not expected to live.
Dartmouth College celebrates the 200th anniversary of Daniel Webster’s graduation with a two day gala in Hanover New Hampshire. Alumni return, decorations adorn the town, and a procession to the college church opens events. C A Marsh conducts the music and lectures follow by Professors Richardson King Lard and Rev Leeds.
Last evening a thousand alumni and students marched in a torchlight procession with fireworks and a exhibition titled Webster In college life. The parade included President Tucker Chief Justice Waller Governor Jordan and staff former Senator Willa Chandler among others. A Webster centennial address is planned by Congressman Samuel W McCall of Massachusetts. In the afternoon the cornerstone of Alumni Webster Hall will be laid.
General Arthur MacArthur from Manila says conditions in the Philippines are favorable for republican ideas. He spoke at a Milwaukee chamber of commerce reception, noting the United States carries the doctrine of personal liberty in the eastern world and that the Philippines is part of its just advancement.
Local report outlines Bent Murdock entering race as supporters call for change. Krause’s headaches noted in capsules and a broad list of local figures referenced. Tickets go on sale September 7 in multiple locales with events planned through early September.
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