27 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
1
Report from Buffalo describes Goorgose's transfer by special train under heavy guard to Auburn State Prison. The move involved heavy precautions, prompt arrival of deputies, dilatory crowd, and heightened security amid discussion of the suspect’s alleged crimes and expressions of remorse.
Lipton remains optimistic about the boat race though public sentiment in London is mixed. Reported comments suggest Lipton expects defeat for Balmoral as weather conditions hinder accurate assessment of each yacht's merit.
The will of President McKinley will be probated this afternoon. Mrs McKinley’s health is described as improving while Secretary Cortelyou is expected to administer the estate. Doctors at the station report no change in the condition of Sir McKinley since the secretary’s arrival.
Washington reports indicate Dawes faces formal decline of appointment as discussions occur on currency policy. Officials anticipate the transfer of duties and public explanation, with observers noting orderly, well organized proceedings and high expectations for continuity.
John C. Waciblila proprietor of TL Aurore newspaper in Split Valley is arrested by U S Marshal for alleged violation of lottery laws after publishing lossary notices about the assassination of President McKinsey. Gilbert aided the case and will testify before a U S commissioner.
Firefighters responded early to 14 Greenwood event in Botkin to tackle a two story frame barn owned by Chal Hamilton. The barn was empty but the blaze caused heavy damage with the upper portion largely burned and the structure destroyed.
In Washington the Schley court faced a confusing note from Admiral Bampoou dated at Kulery Tin. The court ruled that they should not appear, leaving unresolved questions about the legal proceedings and witness participation.
Rev Jobo Herr of Lima Ohio shows a Bible valued at 2000 dollars printed in Zurich and bound with leather from Russia. He notes only three copies exist with one in Berlin and another in Berne while the final copy's location is unclear. Herr refused a price in San Francisco two weeks ago.
The board of health has not yet chosen the six sanitary policemen to dismiss from the force, with the action likely to be announced after reviewing vaults and unsanitary places. Names listed include Chas domes Peter Simon J Hosterler J S McCtupes and W Coddington across wards one through six. Yacht Winds For Saturday.
John Seaton resumes as the most available gubernatorial candidate while Morrill makes a comeback, signaling a renewed campaign dynamic and potential shifts in candidate viability. Seaton remains the focal point of the race with Morrill rebounding to the field.
The Leavenworth Chronicle-Tribune reports Gen. Morrill and other figures discuss 1902 state politics. Morrill backs John Seaton as the logical governor candidate, notes health issues, and predicts Curtis or Bailey may run for higher offices while Roosevelt looms as a model.
Football notes a prep match between Washburn and State Normal from Koutporla on the Weahburn field. The article cites lineup uncertainties with many regulars missing and injuries affecting Peterson and Humes. Forecasts for Chicago show partly cloudy skies, showers possible, cooler temperatures, southerly winds.
government report on Pacific coast agriculture notes larger farm size than the east, rising use of high capacity machinery, and concerns about grain waste. It details transportation from cars to ships, 27.45 million bushels exported annually, with California ports supplying over 20 million. Also urges irrigation water rights reform and a state water administration system.
The notice describes Benny Owen moving toward Ann Arbor with Mirek, Michigan assistant coach, and mentions Owen's past coaching at Washburn, Leland Stanford, and Fort Scott. It notes late disagreements with Washburn and possible coaching Fort Scott as the season opens.
The New York Journal and Advertiser reports the riparian land grant dispute near Pleasant Valley in Bergen County has been clarified by a Jersey City commission meeting. The Rouickerbotker Sugar Refining Company will erect the plant on the site, though its attorneys refuse to disclose further details.
Donnie Baker filed in district court this morning a suit against the city railway seeking 3000 damages. The complaint says on August 29, 1901 she was on the opening car step at Twelfth and Harrison when the motor began and she was thrown off the board, struck by the cap, and injured.
In district court, jurors found Frits Durem not guilty and similar duress led to dismissal of three cases by City Attorney Boenner. Prosecution relied on spotters Luster Bernard. judge noted their unreliability. Ed Timon James Kiley and Kemptov cases dismissed. E.P. Hobson trial for selling liquor began in Apex in December 1900.
Shanghai dispatch says China may sell the Pei Yang squadron to Russia. The fleet includes fast cruisers four torpedo boat destroyers and third class cruisers. Price cited is five million roubles with payment to be deducted from war indemnities.
A divorce case in California ends with alimony fixed at 1000 dollars a year. The plaintiff sought an increase and motions regarding the state of the suit were noted as default.
Washington Sept 27 The Schley court of inquiry resumes with Navy Department attorneys in the lead. Captain Lerol expects to finish the government’s evidence by week’s end, with 15 to 20 more witnesses to be heard, as cross examination continues on the record of dispatches and picket duty near Cienfuegos and Santiago.
Omaha Nebraska reports a violent storm with hail and lightning. Twenty five telephone poles blown down, streets blocked, cars stranded, and horses killed. Dempsey and Welubenberg sergeants and an electric line man shocked by exposed wires. Two horses died. several buildings damaged. parts of the city flooded.
An ornate notice reports the marriage of Marie Meld Purklurret, cousin of the Purkluret family, to Don Ghitreppe Rospigtival. It notes royal connections through American and European lineages, the Parkhurst family origins in England and early American settlement, and mentions public interest in the alliance and titles.
The Senate agreed to form a committee to investigate Colonel Heletand by a vote. The panel will convene Monday with members of the committee in attendance and witnesses to be called before the panel.
The South Carolina exposition commission met with Governor Stanley to discuss plans and fundraising to support a future exhibit. They considered telegraphed assurances from Haughey to secure wheat market displays and attract advertising from Kansas to enhance the expo presence.
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