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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1899

Page

7

Longtime Topeka Electric Plant Chief H K Goodrset

H K Goodrset, who ran the Topeka electric light plant for decades, served in the Pennsylvania cavalry in the Civil War, helped install Topeka water and electric plants, and last month held a key post at the Edison plant. A thorough mechanic and longtime Topeka resident, he is described as a passive Republican with intimate friends unsure of his political faith.

H. K- Goodrset Tvet Topeka Pennsylvania Cavalry Santa Pe Shees Fdisun

Republicans Quarrel Over Platform and Loyalty

A scrambled OCR passage shows William Jennings Bryan defending Democratic unity amid intra party debates on the Chicago platform. The text mentions Republicans, loyalty, reembracing the party, and dissent over platform conformity, with Bryan urging adherence to the Democratic platform and warning against rivals who return only to redraw the platform.

Doors Open For Wandering Democrats Return

Milwaukee Journal letter from Bryan Milwaukee Apel discusses Democrats who voted for McKinley feeling betrayed by Republicans. He argues many may vote Democratic again in the next campaign though some oppose the platform. He notes the party will gain new adherents from this shift and emphasizes personal responsibility.

Bryan Milwaukee Journal Milwaukee Journal Democrat Party McKindey Republian

New Charters Issued For Twelve Kanass Enterprises

The state charter board approved twelve new business charters including First Church of Christ Scientist Fate and Kanass Enterprises. Capitals range from 1 600 to 25 000 with charges totaling 280 for the secretary of state and 13450 to the permanent school fund.

Kanass State Charter Board Genaber State Bank of Irving Capital Barnes, Kan, Creamery Company Capitalize Schwan Dry Goods Company Moundridge First Church of Christ, Scientist Orfate Kansas Cotton Mill Company Inde- Pendepor Edgerton Ken Gas and Pyel Company

City Physician Appointment Expected From Mayor

Mayor Drew likely to send his choice for city physician to the city council tomorrow evening. Theo. W. Re will be appointed, with Dr Peers praised for high standing and integrity. Medical fraternity expected to approve. Efforts pressure to name a local Indy physician and several delegations urge Dr Agnes McKee Wallace.

Drew Theo. W. Re Peers Mayr Drew Indy Agnes McKee Wallace Wallace

Greatly Reduced Rail Rates to Portland and Nearby Points

The Tinion Pacific advertises reduced fare to Portland and Puget Sound towns plus travel to He Ak and Montana points, Salt Lake City and Oh ne. California service lists $32.50 via Santa Fe Route. Also promotes team laundry and card services with unclear wording and garbled text.

Tinion Pacific Portland Puget Sound Montana Salt Lake City Santa Fe

Godard Moves to Impose on Ella Buchanan Testimony

Attorney General Godard seeks to impeach Ella Buchanan’s testimony as Grace Collins also testifies on the morning of the murder. The Burnett family witnesses and defense present testimonies recounting late night and early morning travel to Scranton, with questions of prior statements and subpoena issues, as court adjourns for dinner.

Burnett Collins CH. Barry Ella Buchanas A.W. Knowles Edwin Lange Albert Hearthurs Hugh Bryden Scranton J. D. Middleton James Burnett Godern Grace Collins Mra Middleton Ecranton Topeka Prestiie Godard Ella Buchanan Mr. Godard Cook Jona Collis Celling John

No Money For Pencils In State Budget Shortfall

A fragmented note outlines that state offices must use contingency funds through June 4 to buy pencils and supplies. It reports exhaustion of funds set aside for the executive council, a small August balance, and the lack of postings in the secretary of state office. The text notes a deficit finding and ongoing accounting concerns.

Trouble for Travelers and Collins death insurance suit

The Travelers insurance company, recently readmitted to accident insurance, faces a claim dispute tied to the death of Mr. Collins. Mrs. Collins, with her attorneys, prepares to file suit as Travelers remains unpaid on claims. A Boiseanette notice directs sending items to the Peerless Steam Laundry alongside a Gypsy Queen Baking Powder endorsement.

Travelers’ Insurance Company Collins Travelers Peerless Steam Laundry

Officers Hear Details of Spanish War Food Scandal

Washington hears testimony on meat supply during the Santiago campaign. Gen Adna Chaffee described canned and fresh meat quality and a greenish tinge on beef, with soldiers often rejecting spoiled rations. The court recessed after Chaffee's account and prior statements.

Washington A. K. Arnardew Seventh Army Corps Jacksonville Currie New Jersey Adna R. Chaffee Santiago West Indies Rewapaper Brooke Ernest Chaffee Gen. Chaffee

Catholic Educators Plan First National Conference

A gathering of Catholic educators aims to form a permanent organization to oversee plans for a national conference and a unified educational system for Catholic children in the United States. Archbishop Feehan officiated at the opening, with remarks by Thomas J. Conaty of the Catholic University and Father Joan Tseilee of Holy Cross College contributing papers.

Plana United States Feehan Altoona Thomas J. Conaty Cathalic University of

Court of Visitation To Return Most Contingent Fund

For the year ending June 30 1899 the court of visitation has 5000 dollars of a legislature allocated contingent fund. Of this amount 15 dollars spent on supplies and stationery. the remainder will be returned to the state treasury. The same appropriation is made for the next fiscal year. more funds will be used as the court continues to organize and conduct business.

Court of Visitation

Populists Resign At Insane Asylum Changeover

Governor Stanley receives notice that Superintendent Kirk and Populist officials will depart the Osawatomie insane asylum on the effective sale date. Republicans will assume control under the state charities board with Dr EL Unis of Paola as superintendent. Work starts on the Frisco Extension from this city to Hinckwell Oklahoma with thirty teams at work and an expanded right of way through Chilpore Indian school lands. The Frisco bar track to Ctulnere and six miles out will be repaired for use on the extension, target operation July 1. In Emporia, April 12, Conductor Kuehler reports a stolen watch from a Santa Fe way car. Sheriff O Connor returns from Argentine with thief J W Brown, a discharged brakeman formerly employed here.

Stanley Kirk Osawatomie Insane Asylum Wate Board of Charities EL. L. Unis Paola Hinckwell O_ T Chilpore Emporia Kuehler Santa Fe Railroad O'Connor Argentine J. W. Brown

100 For $1.00 and Locke's Rolls At Sim Drug Co

Local items note Locke's Rolls at Sim Drug Co in Seattle and laundry services offered by American Steam Laundry. A political snippet reports anti-Quay Republicans backing Stone in a U S Senate primary with varying vote counts and a大学 Kansas university basketball game result.

Locke Sim Drug Co

Crime in Leavenworth fines total 175 dollars set by judge

In Leavenworth on April 13 Robert Evans, drunk, attempted to knock down passersby on Cherokee street and was fined 75 dollars in police court. Alley Flowell paid 20 dollars for profane language and keeping a disorderly house. George Echverria, James Wison, Alfred Alexander, and Wm. Muaney were fined for vagrancy, profane language, disturbing the peace, and disorderly conduct. Lillian Atateon and Maggie Smith fined 15 dollars each for disorderly conduct and profane indecent language. Two intoxicated men fined 3 dollars each.

Taylor Leavenworth Robert Evans Cherokee Street Wager Alley Flowell George Echverria James Wison Alfred Alexander

Grain Inspectorship Controversy Reignites in Shawnee County

Local Republicans claim Governor Starkey delays naming a grain inspector to counter Dan Wyatt support. They say John Seaton had backing in last summer's campaign, swaying Shawnee County votes toward the Atchison candidate. Henry Galloway, previously appointed tax ing master, faced opposition from Dave Mulson who urged Wyatt’s removal and supported Thomas for inspector over Wyatt.

Starkey Dan Wyatt John Seaton Shawnee County Bss Atchison Henry Galloway Dave Mulson Jaway Bean Thomas Wyatt Muivane

Compromise Effort In Hub Clothing- Retail Clerks Dispute

An effort to adjust differences between Hub Clothing and the Retail Clerks union is underway. A committee led by W J Robertson and others was appointed after a meeting last night to negotiate with Mr Steinberg for the clerks. The union expects no trouble with grocers and notes some stores plan early closing. another meeting is set for tonight.

Hub Clothing Company Retail Clerks Union Uniaz W. J. Robertson W. G. Hudson George Buchanan W. BR. van Nees Charles Figs Hub Steinberg

Deaths and Funerals and City News Deluge

Deaths and funerals note Mrs John Wilton died at home 24 Buchanan Street. Funeral from the residence tomorrow at 3 pm. War Quetne April 32 reports confusion over a Santiago Morph arrest identity. Havana population data show 186,700 with 61,000 children. American Steam Laundry advertises service at 113 West Seventh.

John Wilton Buchanan Street Santiago Kansas City

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WANTED Sarena eyes 'Fopeka Steam Laundry, jacksor. Kansan ave. saree.

Kansan Saree Sarena Fopeka Steam Laundry Jacksor

For Rent and Sale Misc Classified Fragments

Classified snippets show rental offers and broad sale ads across services and goods. Listings include multiple rooms for rent, horses and cattle for sale, furniture, vehicles, and farm items. Some sections mention cash requirements, delivery locations, and contact points like newspapers offices.

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