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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
1
The report claims two hundred Treurgents were captured by British forces amid ongoing prisoner escape attempts. Lord Roberts reportedly suffered no escapes from six hundred as Col. Plumer heads northward, with damaged lines and troop movements described amid chaotic fighting near Shmimstown and Leiden.
The Topeka paper lists sections including London cable letters and China news Joint Mate to China Texas Fingan News From South Africa Dewey's Platform Milox For President Kansas News Sporting News and more The long schedule highlights social and personal items editorials fashion and theater gossip with notices of real estate ads and classified listings.
The World reports General Nelson A Miles is willing to run as the Democratic nominee. He has discussed the possibility with associates and even spoke with Whitney about support. Whitney indicated Democrats would rally behind the nominee much as they did four years ago, but Miles did not commit to any endorsements.
Washington reports that Republican leaders in the House will not pursue debate this week. A rule will set up a vote on the tariff amendments next Wednesday with party factions urged to back the administration program. The caucus aims for party unity to advance the bill despite opposition from both sides.
Frisco completes deal to absorb Kansas Midland extending from Flvworth to Wickita. Frisco plans future western connections via Wichita with Prince’s Bursts and Brisco, while Kansas Midland remains in fair condition. Washington reports Otis Coming Soon and British trade up 20 percent in March with exports rising by £5,071,000.
Rail traffic halted as Bixos river and Trinity flood, with rising water washing out bridges and power houses. Cloudburst at Austin triggers heavy inundation, rail lines cut, fatalities feared, Dam at Austin broken, city near danger. Western Texas towns report severe flooding and property loss while communications collapse.
Chicago April 7 thousands faced delays as South Side surface lines faltered after a strike of oilers helpers and firemen. Electric feeders failed, forcing riders to walk to El trains or cable lines. By noon power returned slowly with reduced speed as streetcar service struggled along major routes.
Bishop Vincent at the Newark Methodist conference in Paterson New Jersey discussed women and Satan citing Paul to Timothy. He urged women to adorn modestly and exercise home influence while noting Eve’s temptation and declaring a personal devil seen in many women. He critiqued bishops and touched on church views on marriage abstinence and prohibition.
Kentucky bred horses from C. C. Harris and Jewell Palter Sim of Lexington were sold at the American Horse Exchange in New York City. The top price was $900 for three animals bought by E. T. H. Barnes, Dr. Ackerman and HL Blige low. The remaining twenty sold for prices from a low figure to higher sums.
The Taree Noaring mill at Proctorville Ohio burned, triggering a large blaze that destroyed the village two blocks wide. Most residences and businesses were wiped out, leaving only two stores intact. Loss pegged near 200000 dollars with 30 percent insured. twelve homes gone. Huntington firefighting crews assisted. No casualties reported. Crowe and Co New York reported Herbert Crowe and Howard Hewser of Crowe Co grain merchants exporters assigned today.
A dramatic report from London April 7 details the Prince of Wales surviving an attempted assassination amid chamber theatre and crowd scenes. The article recalls five prior monarch attempts and praises the prince’s cool demeanor, contrasting with earlier events and highlighting British resilience and chivalry.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey arrived in Washington at 8:30 PM praising their reception. Reporters pressed for plans, and Dewey affirmed he is a Democrat, though he said he never voted. He plans to comment further in a forthcoming press statement. The couple will move to Beauvoir for the summer. Dewey remains unconcerned about speculation on a political run.
Weather observers report scattered rainfall across Kansas with Fort Scott at 0.05 inches, Haya City 0.00, Macksville 1.02, and Donde City 1.72 inches. Forecast calls for rain tonight and Sunday. temperatures range from a low around 60 to a high near 84, with southwest winds at 2 mph.
Governor Roosevelt will deliver an address in Galera, TH, on April 27 as part of exercises marking the birthday anniversary of Grant. The event emphasizes historic ties and patriotic observances with Roosevelt speaking on the state occasion.
A joint note issued calls on the Chinese government to address specified concerns. The document, signed by multiple parties, frames key demands and urges prompt action amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
China faces a joint note from American, British, German, and French ministers demanding total suppression of the Boxers within two months. If unmet, the powers will land troops and march into northern provinces Shan Tung and Chi 14 to protect foreigners. Naval guards accompany legations as a large fleet gathers. Viceroy Lig Kun Yin has held three audiences with the Empress.
The Commercial Club committee led by P J Bonetrake will meet General Manager Mudtoe of Santa Fe on Monday to discuss the site of additional shops in Ubis city. A decision is expected on securing land and a fair price to proceed with building, with Mr Mungy returning from Topeka to report on land and company terms.
Dublin newspapers condemn the seizure of the hired Irishman as stupid and inopportune. The Dublin Independent calls authorities’ act offensive and unjustified while The Freeman’s Journal accuses Castle authorities of ambivalence and warns against tolerating such suppression in England.
It is believed the relations between Southern railway labor unions and road officials are strained. Telegraph operators vote on strike for settlement of grievances. Delegations from engineers and conductors have presented alleged grievances. Railway training crews may act next, with action and possible outcomes expected by Saturday.
Rain and snow envelop the western state and Colorado, threatening washouts if storms persist. In Santa Fe and near Dodgy City streams swell, though no washouts yet reported. Weather across the region hints at continued unsettled conditions with the Queen awaiting a hopeful news update.
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