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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reports two prominent politicians, Barrett and Gowns, linked to a gubernatorial race. The piece mentions party dynamics and a shift in loyalty within the Democratic camp, with references to an electoral strategy and potential endorsements shaping the contest.
A fragmentary notice from the City Press lists a multifaceted sale by a local fore organization. It mentions items like bedding sheets and car parts, with dates around April 23 24 and 31, and references an agent Latimer Lett and a commercial context in Chicago.
A chaotic report from Shanghai details tensions between the Dowager Empress and the young ruler as officials accuse rivals of plotting. Dispatches describe arrests planned by Beijing and a push to curb dissent, with Western observers debating reforms and the fate of Chinese governance amid domestic strife.
The Commercial Club approved a plan to convene delegates from dust and commercial groups to meet passenger agents of railroads in Reams to devise ways to advertise Kansas immigration and attract settlers. The February meeting discussed assigning delegates to each organization and adding extra reps for key centers.
Fragmentary text shows discussions of a convention and a plan of action to explore advantages of a policy. Mentions committees on immigration and railroads, with references to organizational support and a "Sea" taste as a provocation. Overall, unclear and partially readable.
The Lincoln post benefit concert drew a large audience with an entertaining program. Hymn melodies, military tableaux, solos by Mrs. J Albert Davis and Mrs Maud Casten, and acts including Love’s Proving and My America showcased music, marching drills, and animal imitations amid generous applause.
Washington April 12 The Republican Congressional committee ordered additional copies of Representative Cheater TE Longs tariff speech on Porto Rican affairs for distribution Chairman Hanna called it the best speech on the subject in either branch of Congress.
Interior department rebuts a plan by the Pottawatomie to abandon lands in Kansas and tribal rations to move north to Wisconsin. The policy remains intact, with Indian affairs likely opposing use of trust funds to relocate and settle lands. The report cites likelihood of a Cuetin proposal to unlock funds for land relocation.
In Raleigh the Democrats convene and nominate Charles Bryousk for governor by acclamation amid a platform attacking gold men and reforming the state. The discourse references health conditions and digestion amid broad political rhetoric and unfamiliar phrases.
Report details armed groups roaming the city with naval support and local detachments patrolling the district. Civilians and soldiers face constant danger as the spread of violence disrupts daily life and wintering soldiers suffer from harsh conditions.
The report outlines multiple influenza like cases in Honolulu with several infections linked to ship passengers. Names and ages are listed for several affected individuals, including a 30 year old and others from American and Japanese lines, while quarantine measures and seek for serum supplies are described.
Wealthy Chicago contractors volunteered to construct a grand stand for the April Dewey Day celebration. The plan aims to house the parade review with substantial labor and materials, potentially saving costs for the event as officials consider accepting the pledge and arranging payment.
Cherokees and the Dawes Commission signed a new treaty in Washington. Provisions outline allotment values and equalization payments into a common fund, with land priced by the Curtis Act framework. The agreement covers parcels under U. S. jurisdiction and tribal allotments, aiming to standardize shares.
A convention to elect delegates to the national nominating convention is held in the city in June. Delegates from Wisconsin participate to support the Bryan ticket and organize local activities for the campaign.
A flood of political notices announces candidates for county and state offices in Shawnee County Kansas. Individuals named include W. Wilson A. A. Bk, W. C. Stephenson, J. Mercan, J. Doran, Callahan Hazen, Spencer, John B. Sims, Silas Hain, and T. W. Harrison. They seek Republican primaries or general elections, with districts spanning Topeka wards and surrounding townships.
Fragmented OCR listing numerous help wanted ads and small notices across Topeka with varied roles. Entries include: WANTED competent dressmaker and apprentices. general house work and live-in help. baby care in mornings. horse sale. boarding near Lake Street. calves for sale. lace curtains and cleaners. stove repairs. and multiple rental notices. Widespread ad-style items from O W to Fosdick's Lace Works, Kansas.
A garbled public notice lists a Topeka city council meeting with references to mayor and council members, local officers, and a plan related to property and construction near Colorado sandstone areas. It mentions physicians and surgeons with addresses in Kansas Avenue and related professional listings, though many terms are unintelligible.
Fragment reads as a clipped notice about a city clerk matter in Ghent with references to Sophie and state and pirate publication notes. Details are unclear, with misread names and broken phrases.
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