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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1900

Page

3

Platform of the Pennsylvania Democrats at the 1900 convention

The article outlines the party platform denouncing trusts and combines and calling for government control of corporations. It lists proposed tariff reform, anti-trust measures, and federal restraint on martial law and habeas corpus, while endorsing free trade and independence for the Philippines and South Africa conflicts. It cites W. J. Aryan for president and notes party unity and attendance at the national convention.

United States Kingland State Department United Eres Philippine Islands Sanmey Metica South Africa Stunici Ae & Ae Mit Etonty Im Im Everbeat Ane Pennsylania Democracy

Shortest path chosen to settle Porto Rico issue

Washington April 6 Republicans in the House last night voted to take the shortest path to a settlement of the Porto Rican question, seeking a rapid termination of the dispute.

Washington Republicana

Senate Amends Bill and Sends to President Amid Debate

A heated Senate debate over a civil government scheme for Porto Rico ends with amendments approved and the bill sent directly to the president. Republicans absent or sick limit attendance as caucus signals possible special rule to curb debate time.

Senate Mrr. Cooper Wis Moody Musa Pies Cauets Republicana Alent Washington Cannon Gaved Payne Hemenway Theo Genilemen Messrs McCall Mass Littlefield Lorimer Chimpacker Ind Heatwale Minn Lane Warner

Signal Engineer Hobson Reports Valley Road Progress

Railroad news notes signal engineer J S Hobson of Santa Fe and colleagues return from California after inspecting the new through tram over the San Francisco Me line. Tunneling for ballast has finished and the valley route is expected to open to freight within a month. Interlocking plants and block signals are planned along the line, forming a scenic northern route with attractive Southern California scenery.

J. S Hobson Santa Fe Santa Fe Pacific Southern California San Joaquin Valley California New San Francisco Hotson Vaileyrie Tidewater Eolosnas Receneos Sones Hobson Middle

Ellensburg Republicans elect eight delegates to national convention

In Ellensburg Wisconsin the Republican state convention elected eight delegates to the national convention. They were instructed to vote for William McKinley for president and adopted a platform endorsing McKinley administration, A. G. Foster in Congress, and representatives W. E. Jones and F. W. Cushman. The platform supports the gold standard, opposes free silver coinage, and affirms U S control of new territories acquired after the Spanish American War. It endorses home rule principles and opposes expansionist steps.

Hmaricature Pennsylvania Maness City W. J. Aryan Fe Co Etromey En Rices Bryan Ager McKinley Gray Meek Canter County Hater Wotrim Bucks County M. Edwardh Wijlamaport James Tien HA. Coffroth Ereet Mte Gomer Francis Bhunke Brow Philadelphia Andrew Fraule Fair Patton Deepa Pisif Porto Ellensburg Republcan William McKintey MrKin- Joy Congress Washington A. G. Foster W. E. Jones F. W. Cushman Republican Congress Spain United States

Desert the Cause in Double Heading Hearings

In Austin this week two Southern Pacific engineers testified they do not believe double heading is dangerous and that it benefits employees. William Ranahan and J C Stino argued double headers reduce on road time, allow rapid response to emergencies, and are safer in some aspects. Col L M Polk recalled a Galveston conference noting no danger objections, only concerns over employment and lost time.

Southern Pacific Tn Austin Wiliam Ranahan Engin Beers J.C Stnino el Paso Rodee Ems Col

Big Railroad Meeting to Be Held in Fort Scott

Fort Scott hosts a major railroad gathering to unite all railroad societies. Governor Stanley is invited and will deliver the welcome address. Prominent national railroad leaders are slated to attend, signaling wide interest in the event.

Fort Scott Governor Stanley Stanley Rand Buccera ELE Clark Cedar Rapids Towa Grand O.rc P.M Arthur Cleveland Oble Erand B of LE Morrisey RT. Peoria Sargent B. of L. F Terre Haute Ind Ehind Switchmen Oreenication

Railroad Skirmish Over Salt Plant Switch Dispute

In Hutchinson on April 6, a rail line clash involved G and H salt plants. The Missouri Pacific and Rock Island fought over a switch on a disputed section, blocking traffic as Rock Island removed a track segment and one MP car, leaving several MP cars stranded.

Rock Island Missouri Pacific Hutchinson G& H

Passenger men excited over presidents' agreement breach

Railway circles report mild excitement in Chicago on April railway posts and an alleged violation linked to army business as presidents purportedly breached an agreement. The item notes tension between officials and managers and hints at possible reforms or investigations.

Chicago Ween

Army transportation bids threaten government one fare plan

The article notes high troop movements and carriers allegedly violating the president's agreement by bidding for army business on party rate terms after deducting land grants. Officials fear this could end the government settling on a one fare rate, harming the army transport arrangement.

Newton Editorials and Personnel Shifts in Local Rail Office

George Fisher recovers and returns to master mechanic's desk in Newton. Conductor Rows relocated from Emporia to oversee west end of Middle division. Dispatcher J D White returns from Colorado, not resuming work until early next week. A M Buck resigns resident engineer post for Missouri Pacific. A W Phillips stays with Mr Earl in old post. Kinsey jubilant over circular showing division store costs. his class A status places him at top for issuing $1,000 of material with lower cost than others.

George Fisher Pevent Winass Rows Emporia J.D. White Colorado A. M. Buck Missouri Pacific A.W. Phillips Earl Kinsey

Porto Rican unions join U S labor bodies

The Socialist Labor party in New York reported that Porto Rican labor unions have decided to join national labor organizations in the United States. A large meeting of bricklayers carpenters and painters in San Juan honored the central federated union which sent an appeal to Washington on behalf of Porto Ricans.

New York Socialist Labor Party Santase Iglesias United States Brickisyera Porto Rico Central Federated Union Washington

Chicago Jewish Charities Abandon Balls for Direct Donations

Chicago Jewish societies plan to fund all city charities through direct subscriptions, surpassing 100000 dollars annually and aiming for 150000 in short order. Next Thursday evening subscribers meet at Binal temple to form a central charity body.

Chicago Itme Binal Temple Young Men's Hebrew Charity Association Young Men's Hebrew Association

Eight Guns At Once On Kearsarge Turrets Demonstrate Strength

Newport News April reports the battleship Kearsarge tested its turrets under fire with eight guns firing simultaneously. The two eight inch and two thirteen inch guns in each turret discharged together, showing no strain. The dual two story turrets also withstood the combined broadside trials, marking a historic naval achievement.

Newport News Kearsarg Naval Inspection Board Alen

Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co Mortgage Bonds

The Missouri and Kansas Telephone company has placed a mortgage of 14 million dollars on its plant with Old Colony Trust to secure a new issue of bonds. The mortgage, recorded yesterday, covers the company property in the four counties where it operates in Missouri and Kansas.

Missouri and Kansas Company Kansas City Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company Hee Old Colony Trust Company

Safe at Copenhagen arrival greets by crowd

Arrival of the Prince and Princess of Wales in Copenhagen is met by King Christian and a large floral crowd at the railway station. Cheers and greetings follow as the royals depart toward the palace, reflecting a warm welcome during the April 6 visit.

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Unclear fragment hints at a dire situation

The readable line hints at a disrupted scene with implied danger or distress. no clear names, places, or events are extractable. The fragment suggests an urgent or chaotic context but lacks concrete, reportable details.

Library Opening Ushers Artful Reading Room Triumph

The newReading Room will feature art enhanced spaces with panel displays and restored shelves. It plans to house a complete index to the Untin collection and dedicate rooms for indie readers and general inquiries with staff on hand daily. Historic pictures and portraits adorn walls, including a full length portrait of Admiral Dewey, while the National Home board members discuss exhibits and safety matters.

Untin By Gruppe Alden Spears Fund

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