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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1900
Page
7
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A sermon delivered by a Confederate Veterans commander urges religious revival amid wartime era context. The speaker, Gordon, addresses veterans and urges moral renewal, referencing church and chapel settings and conveying a call to faith as the audience reflects on service and sacrifice.
An official move seeks the Rechivera company to appoint as chair a group from the Orieha and Jamdtalilves during a court hearing. The court authorized tax payments by AGUSTIN ty BAOOD amid ongoing hearings and labor actions noted through April.
A Toronto burglaries report states St. Simon's Church was robbed of 1175 in a theft described as the Easter offering. The fragmentary text mentions a furnace plant incident and various unrelated items, but the main readable fact is the church theft of money.
Topeka theatergoers witness a lively variant of The Musketmen and a Paris style tale with Artagnan in the lead. Performers ONeill and Odell receive curtain calls while critics note mixed acting and elaborate sets.
A Republican convention in New York promises to be devoid of features as attendees prepare to name delegates to the Philadelphia national convention. Senator Nma Elebure will chair the meeting with Bece a permanent chair and a delegates at large list including Thiwnis C. Putt Theodore Yell Chauncey M. Bepew and BB. OTe. The platform backs Vitlent Mortility and Theodore Koos Velt.
Julius Koster a bricklayer from Went Pitty-ereond street inherited $200,000 from Luther estate in Germany. He suffered a mental collapse and died after a period of illness and weakness, with reports noting a drastic change following his sudden fortune and subsequent family deaths.
A sequence of property transfers including Lizzie M Miller to Leia Glawell on a Valeprin tract and multiple deeds in Holman, Central and Van Buren streets, with various buyers and monetary amounts. Names include J Gage, Richart Trebbe, M A Tinkhem, Eile Hawkins, Stey, Knowies, Thacher, Bowmen, Mull, Chas Cook, and J Prulth as buyers or grantees across several blocks and avenues.
Berlin reports circulate about a conference between Cimint Von Barlow and Abe Boer duiguies. The text is garbled but suggests a discussion tied to forelam aftalr and a German coral at ame. No clear outcome or date is verifiable.
The Duke of Sentastic in New York argues Catholics must resist state interference as England faces a clerical crisis. He criticizes the 17 July judgment, urges unity, and supports disestablishment to preserve Catholic doctrine amid Protestant opposition. He warns of ongoing persecution and the need to separate church from state.
A Washington dispatch reports Admiral Dewey will chair the navy policy board meeting at the navy department with plans to remain permanent chair if not elected president. If Dewey becomes president, Rear Admiral Crownhartield would succeed him. The article notes readiness for maneuvers and a summer program guided by the policy board.
Sunday reports note clean streets and light rain aiding the city’s mood while various civic items appear. The Topeka scene mentions court activity, fairs, and fundraising efforts as well as political talk and local services amid a busy mosaic of people and events.
On April 17 tickets will be sold to Arizona Louisiana New Mexico Texas Oklahoma and Alabama City. Round trip fare includes a cow tare plus $2. The event promotes La Fiesta de San Xavier at Crawford theater with special scenery and costumes identical to the San Diego production.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of America promotes St Patrick Day with steadfast devotion to preserving Irish memory. Despite March winds and sleet, loyal members commemorate the patron saint of Ireland with undaunted ardor each year.
A historical column reviews the Ancient Order of Hibernians fate in America, noting its spread since 1836 and past strife over membership. It also recounts a humorous anecdote with M. Coquelin and Baron Rothschild, ending with a tale about Lee-Metford bullets and battlefield injuries.
North Topeka column lists local notices and social happenings. Items include visits by Mrs Detta Lacey and Miss Louise Kimmerle, a birth for Mr and Mrs Will Roberts, a lost black fur collarette on Laurent street, and church events at the Good Shepherd with confirmations led by Bishop Millspaugh and students receiving Lenten boxes.
Official correspondence from Trinidad shows the legislature rejected Canada’s bid for reciprocal trade and adopted the United States convention by a 12 to 3 vote in favor of the U S. The decision cites the US market’s proximity and size. The United States offers a 13 percent reduction on cane sugar asphalt fruits and vegetables while Trinidad lists 41 items on the free list and cuts duties on other goods.
El Paso welcomed William Jennings Bryan as he arrived from Albuquerque on Saturday morning, attended informal events, and departed for Austin by nightfall. He denied plans to settle in Texas or join the Hailey-Chitten case.
Augusta Maine April 16 Reverend BE Stackpole of the Methodist church gave his farewell sermon to the parish announcing his departure from the Methodist faith He said he would seek service in the Congregational church and would accept a call if he could be released. He stated he aims to further the kingdom of God through Congregational work.
Joliet April 6 three of the four local American Steel Wire company plants suspended operations. The shutdown was abrupt affecting over 1,000 men. The cause was not disclosed and workers faced sudden idleness.
Classified notice fragment advertises a signographer position and a fashionable Greas Taker. Mentions Topeka address, references requested, and a cryptic business opportunities line about gold mining stocks Cripple Creek Cripple Creek and Sunflower Co. with price 3 cents if taken immediately.
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