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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
4
The Topeka State Journal discusses presidential entries closing line in London office notes and remarks on Admiral Dewey. It cites Queen Victoria and Patrick as royal hints and ballots in Rhode Island state election, with party shifts and potential Democratic nomination paths in Kansas City.
Fragmented excerpts trace policy notes from the Chicago Inter Ocean on American principles and Porto Rico. The text references duties, open markets, and tariff expansion, citing figures like McKinley and Harrison while discussing annexation era debates and trade extensions for Porto Rico.
A fragment from the Atchison Globe notes a public notice and reflections on a morning routine. The passage mentions a man performing a good deed, though details are unclear and the text is incomplete.
An unclear passage references a neighbor and a woman seeking relief through crying and faith healing. It mentions a father, a plan involving a Meyer and characters hearing Winn, and a suggestion of a “great opportunity” for his daughter.
G H Stockham foreman of the Santa Fe lumber department lodges a protest with Governor Stanley accusing John Dudley the state house custodian of neglecting duties to pursue politics. Dudley, tied to Dave Mulvane, allegedly campaigns for Burton candidates and spends hours on political matters rather than his state duties. Stockham and the Santa Fe delegation oppose state interference in Dudley’s activities while he collects a state salary. Dudley's dual role and political ties draw scrutiny as primaries approach.
The W. W. Mills Store announces a gala opening of its new millinery department located in the front half of the Upper Hour with a subway-front display. Elegant cases showcase hats and bonnets, lit by concealed electric lights reflecting off the mirrors. Mrs Witgon oversees the department as prominent ladies attend the event, boosting Topeka shopping opportunities.
Shawnee County Teachers Association outlines Saturday program at the high school. Afternoon sessions include papers on paper and overture topics, district discussions, principal reports, and debates with teachers from Madison, Branner, Lowman, Wanamaker, Berryton, West Tetth, Ton Heights, Clay County, and others. A special train to Lindsborg via Rock Island marks festival support with fare details and contact.
Admiral Dewey announced that his presidential candidacy would not require him to abandon the Navy. He believes Section 2 of the July 2 1804 law allows him retirement and return to duty as admiral after his term, should he be elected and then resign his commission. He plans to apply for retirement before inauguration and resume duties at the end of his term.
Due to strong demand for Friday and Saturday travel advertising, the State Journal announces it will double the primary size to accommodate additional features and extended telegraph and news coverage for readers this weekend. The change aims to provide full telegraph updates and new content alongside existing features.
Washington reports multiple presidential nominations to the Senate including a third secretary for the U S embassy in Mexico City Philip M Hoefele of Missouri and other entries. Other items note fires in Philadelphia avalanches in Japan a navy wedding a state house contract and campaign worker appointments with race results and a minor rail injury in Fort Riley.
New York April 6. Admiral Dewey is reported as willing to run for the presidency on an independent ticket. The New York Herald Washington dispatch notes he would be Cleveland Democrat, with no fixed political views before Cleveland's nomination. He says he was encouraged by sound money Democrats to enter the race.
A fourth ward polling scene shows Capt. J G Waters rushing to vote before registering. He left after urging judges to issue a quick ticket for the bond proposal, causing alarm among clerks who feared a call to police. He vowed to report to Gen Roberts of the British army to ensure defeat of the measure. Also notes lecture recital by Miss Biggart on "Henry Eliot" and "Adam Bede" at a local school, Messiah Festival concerts in Lindbergh and Rock Island, and a double hanging in Baxley Georgia of King and Lewin Goorby for the March 8 murder. Rubber tire ad and a factory note appear amid other brief items.
Strike on the suburban street railway system in the city ends after management and employer adjustments. The company agrees to recognize the union and to take back all men discharged for being members, marking a negotiated compromise.
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