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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
1
A sprawling account alleges a planned Dewey bid organized by Gorman Whitney McLean and allies to capture the convention at Kansas City. Reports claim premature sprucing of Dewey toward Europe sparked by political maneuvering amid party faction tensions and proposals for a national ticket with Bryan’s opposition.
The item recounts Dewey explaining why his views shifted, attributing the change to his friends influence and considering new information. The text reflects political maneuvering and sentiment during the period, with emphasis on personal networks shaping public stance.
A chaotic interview with Admire Dewey via the Associated Press shows him deflecting talk of a presidential run. He insists on serving the public and will announce intentions when appropriate after consulting friends and party leaders.
Washington April 5 The tone of opinion pieces suggests Dewey’s candidacy stirs mixed reactions among representatives and party leaders. Democratic figures pledge support while Republicans defend Dewey’s prospects, with calls for unity and strategic positioning ahead of conventions. The article notes editorial lines from party committees and quotes from key lawmakers, hinting at a contested path to nomination and reelection.
News fromMas Africa details two British assaults repelled near Mafeking and ongoing rail threats south and east of Bloemfontein. Prisons escape reports recount Captain Haldine and Lieut. Le Mestierier evading patrols across 100 miles, hiding, then reaching Waterville before further transport setbacks.
A chaotic war dispatch highlights President Kruger reviewing troops, Boer actions near Mafeking, and Steyn's Pretoria speech. Reports describe prisoner transfers, reinforcements from Cape Town, and ongoing engagements with British forces, including skirmishes at Hamathishama and Mafeking.
In Kansas political chatter, fusion appears unlikely in the Sixth District. Dr. Dykes may withdraw amid Populist doubts, while Jerry Simpson warns fusion could fail nationally. Democrats claim strong support with Scott noting discontent among factions. Seventh district shows different fusion dynamics. Vincent seems poised for nomination as conventions finalize the slate and county delegations outline.
John C Cannon of Mound City Linn county Democrat announced as a candidate or fusion nominee for associate justice of the supreme court. The fusion accord between Democratic and Populist state committees led to the nomination. Cannon previously ran for Congress in 1882 and 1886 and was county attorney of Linn County elected in 190. Stratton seeks state senate after resigning as deputy internal revenue collector in Dickinson Clay district.
The Fifth District Populists announce a congressional convention in Junction City on May 16, 1000, at 1 o'clock p m. The meeting aims to nominate a candidate for Congress for the district and conduct related party business.
Kansas City reports plans to reconstruct the convention hall after a fire. Evans, president of the Convention Hall Building Co., says 25 teams and 30 workers cleared debris and steel procurement is expected soon. A mass meeting at the Commercial Club is planned tonight to rally support.
Early today workers cleared debris at Convention Hall in Kansas City for rapid rebuilding ahead of the July Democratic national convention. Henry W. Evans, president of the convention company, promises a grander hall with foundation and money secured. A fundraising meeting tonight aims to cover remaining needs as pledges continue.
Albany dispatch reports President Roosevelt received a telegram from Governor Jordan denying any statement about alleged remarks by the governor concerning President McKinley. Washington notes and civil service exam notices surface alongside bills in Congress. The Senate committee in Denmark closes a probe into a corruption scandal, with sentences expected tomorrow.
Washington April The House leaders have agreed on a caucus tonight to present plans for port legislation. The aim is to maintain unity, schedule extended debate, and push a vote while avoiding major delays. Republicans in leadership express confidence the measure will pass with substantial support.
In Chicago on April 5 a reception committee plans a formal meeting next Tuesday to decide whether the planned celebration in honor of Admiral Dewey will be abandoned or carried out. Preparations and fund-raising are progressing, while committee members disagree on the wisdom of the fete versus hearing from Dewey about his visit.
A severe spring snowstorm blankets Denver Colorado and much of the state with heavy accumulations. Widespread outages disrupt electric and telegraph lines and trolley systems as streets flood and travel halts across many areas.
News from Constantinople reports the death of Ghieel Nubur Pasha, a hero tied to Pievus, who had shown condition improvement yesterday evening, raising hopes for recovery before his passing.
In Washington April, Cong Piste warns against 4 men in the senate or house acting to honor the Colin Ibterventiut letter spirit. The note emphasizes restraint to avoid provoking the better classes. Watrous appointed in St Louis to oversee transportation rail rallies. Cel-ton Bett road tie to Great Northern. Weather: Chicago forecasts showers, warmer north tonight into Friday with southeast winds.
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