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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1900
Page
5
Senator Addresses the Bamises on Chicady Policy Debates
A puzzled transcript shows a senator speaking on American policy, rights, and reform with scattered references to the Philippines, New York, and taxation. The text weaves through wartime rhetoric, civil rights, and the future of the republic, mentioning the press and public opinion amid a broader call for national unity. The garbled OCR preserves phrases about justice, responsibility, and the government’s role.
Chamberlin Fight Contested in Embarrassing Hearing
Testimony during the Chamberlin trial focuses on whether he ran a legitimate brokerage and bore the risks himself or operated a bucket shop. Witnesses describe meetings, telegrams, and pressure to reveal associates, with defense arguing he acted as a bucket shop operator while alleging others knew the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlchassberlin
Cosnmeorel
Jorge McCabe
Chamberlin
Chamberlain Tris
Eugens Hiattar- Bey
Mery Furry
Chetetertain
Sr. Hagan
Hin
Qnifston
Denver
Sling Stiot
Parry
Jim
Erry
Judge Farry
Chamberlain
Jim Shaws
Yim Fiat
Mciinney
Oba
Tallow Dicks Case In Judge Cantrils Court In Frankfort
The court scene centers on Judge Cantril in Frankfort as County Attorney Pottsgrove presents the petition in Tallow Dicks case. Proceedings delay witnesses and the grand jury as discussions focus on the state’s charges and potential federal treatment of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geber Thin Govermor
Ann Talay Soekitic
Elerult
Court of Apyonis Sn
Deeme
Unclear excerpt on mortgage taxes and wartime damages
An April report from Havana discusses mortgage taxes and urban rural debts on the island. The assessment shows a 10 percent rate would apply to total property value, adjusted for wartime destruction. The figures imply the actual value diverges from the anticipated mortgage totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Takis
Steessment
Social and Personal notes from the West Side Reading Circle
A meeting at Mrs W. E Bates’s home discussed Greece and featured Mrs T D Humphrey’s tale on Areliterture. Various locals, including Mrs DM Valentine and Miss Sadie Downing, reported visits, travel, and events. Attendance lists, funerals, and upcoming dances are noted with multiple names and places in Topeka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Bates
Roe
Greece
T D. Humphrey
Survey of Cuba Vessel Surveys and Guantanamo Harbor Plans
A wartime survey effort around Cuba reports the Navy plans to chart Cuban harbors including Guantanamo Bay. The Yankton and Bugle are active, with new charts showing shoals and water depths, aiming to identify western and eastern port opportunities and boost U S naval and commercial reach. General Wood notes charts will aid sanitary and strategic aims and promote naval presence at lesser-used ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Cub
Leonard Wood
Navy
Viren
San Tuas Sen Blas Bay
Colomila
Guantanamo Bay
Indies
Cuba
United States
Wood
War Department
Marie
Stmet Naval Sur
Cugat
Yale Refuses Oxford Cambridge Challenge Terms
Bascom Johnson of Yale asserts no chance Yale will agree terms to meet Oxford and Cambridge. Yale plans a statement soon. Oxford and Cambridge may seek neutral venues or disengage. Harvard and Yale have declined to participate on nonneutral terms, with negotiations stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Cone
Bascom Johnson
Barrand
Ling
Apel
Saptende
Sishimen Rave Teen Tor
Governor Tanner Clear On Health After Trip
Dr J Taylor released a statement last evening saying Governor Tanner is somewhat weak and tired from travel but not seriously ill. He refutes rumors of tuberculosis or any major disease, stating the governor is not sick. A large dramatic spectacle featuring James O'Neill in The Musketeers is set to open tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springrad
J. €. Taylor
Tanner
Palm Bears
Fila
Mamely
James O'Neill
Walker’s Nominee at Topeka Stirs Mixed Opinion
Walter Walker stages The Nominee in Topeka with a French origin frame and political jests. Critics note the farce leans on lines rather than situations, while the sole standout scene features a descendant of Jacksonian Democracy discovering he is a Republican congressman. The cast, including Barbara and Mrs Van Barclay, delivers mixed character work amid patchy staging. If Walker keeps touring Topeka, his talent may gain wider appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Walker
Mr. Walker
Medford
Americas
Nat Goodwin
Barbara
Jerome
van Barclay
Walker
Topeka
CREEKS GOING NORTH TAKE 240 ACRE LANDS UNDER CURTIS ACT
Creeks from Indian Territory will relocate to Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas under a Curtis Act agreement. Each family may take up 240 acres of land and surrender U S control of their schools and abolish tribal government to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eidara
Indian Territory
Iowa
Minnesta
Tjukota
Indian Commissions
United States
Murder fuels fear as Warrick killings ripple county
A violent shooting near Somerton in Belmount county leaves Arnold Clarence Warrick dead after allegedly knowing too much about thieves. Suspects Carter brothers are custody at Barnesville as authorities pursue the case amid high public tension. Meanwhile reports from Pittsburgh note scattered crime coverage and unrelated notices about rail stockholders and theatrical productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohic
Belmount
Obis
Somerton
Clarence Warrick
Carter Brothers
Steck
Barnesville
Warrick
St. Claire
Peter
Missionary Work and Labor Unrest Prompt Discussion
Fragmented report describes a conference with leaders and mention of missionary activity and labor disputes. References Edwart and national figures, China addressed, and union disruption linked to belt forging trades. Indicates plans to mobilize support and prevent violence amid organized opposition in eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwart
James & Pair
China
Esancll
Building Trades Counet
Fruit Trees in Bloom and Wheat Prospects in Kansas
In the weekly climate and crop service report for Kansas the Eastern Division notes favorable fruit tree bloom and a good fruit crop potential in southern counties, while frequent rains hinder development. Wheat Outlook shows strong growth in Montgomery and southern counties, with widespread completion of seeding in the division and better conditions in the western division where cultivation is limited but yields appear unusually good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Montgomery
Antines
Coffey
Wilson
Woodsen
Untitled 1920s Rural Notes on Wheat and Corn Planting
Fragmentary rural notes describe wheat storage and haying during fair conditions. Mentions corn planting, stock, and a local seller Waggoner of Kansas.
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Telephone
LODGE
Chicady
Iit
San Frances
Philipines
Ian Giscover
Ben Okie
America
Aentir
Gong
Bounish Iypabay
Ieee
New York
Ani
Saf
Ostetter
Chamberlin Fighting
Tallow Dick
Social and Personal
DM. Valentine
Kas
T. L. Ewan
M Puller
Kansas City
Invita- Hons
Pullian
James
Kansas City Tetuy
Fe M. Yar
Sadie Downing
Frank
Mise Lilian
HS. Mages
Hakktee Eatay
I . Ganerem Miller
Topeka Milline Company
May Overton
Jennie Grsom
Gertrud
Miler
Celia
Agnes
Mies Elia Hubbard
Sarah Dodia
Tulia Mattesrn
Alles Lisse Lowey
Sng
Survey OF
Tanner's
Titneis
Mrs. Potter Palmer
Paris
Potter Palmer
S&s
Ittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Ssouston
Texas
Santa Fe
Trans-Missionippi Commercial Congress
Inimal
Teese
WO Musketeers
O'Neill
Mer.co
New York/ Mer
Hamilton Hall
Warner & Potter
W. A. Alexander
Kellam Book & Sts. Co. Wall Paper
Jackson St
Wroye
Eae Ae
Gorthers
AT. Waggoner
EKA
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