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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
5
Bloom abea wie fufi nish a hen with meat for one mon cheaper than beef scraps. 50 pounds 1.50, 100 pounds 2.75, 200 pounds 5.00. Red bead 4 per beadred. 50 pounds 1.00 cwt 50 pounds 75c. Chick Grit 1.00 cwt 50 Th t 75c. Peter Heil & Son 210 West Sixth Ave.
A healer named Schlatter faced a fine after appearing in court on charges tied to fraudulent divine healing. The proceedings noted his admission of potential deception and the judge ordered penalties as part of a penal suit.
A garbled report from a April event in Kancee City cites Usrad Popultets figures predicting Beyan will not win the Democratic nomination. The speaker argues Beyan cannot secure the necessary support at the convention to dominate. Keane is noted as carrying the price outlook with Cleveland and Giney referenced as possible allies.
Bauleville Ky April 17 Lieutenant Gibson worked a mile in 1 4 and shaded out by a mile and a quarter at Churchill Downs in the presence of Charles Smith of Chicago. There were no trials before the Kentucky Derby as he has been sent along at a rapid pace. Mr Smith was well pleased with the colt's condition and intends to keep him ready for the ent age. Nearby trainers worked yesterday at Churchill Downs.
Real estate transfers listed including Chus If Cock and wife to Inc for 40, center street Maple ton, Joe Ef Millinger to St Hilanerr and Lack E Graham for 100, Dramner street. G I Bolistie and wife to C i Cunle and wife 290 Hes oP and Monroe arrest. Moorer and wife to C Bi Idon 94,080 east W acres Uf 5. Rubber Hires 27 dehenor Wactoey 207 So Weal Sinks. Dorms sprain accidents note.
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Jones says Admiral Dewey’s candidacy is not serious and that Bryan should lead the regular Democratic ticket. Jones notes Dewey would face the party’s convention decisions, while many Democrats favor Bryan and the party’s united support for the regular slate.
A mass convention of middle of the road Populists in Missouri opened at 1 pm in Kansas City with Fr Richey as chair. Nearly 20 Populists attended along with national figures Wharton Barker Donnelly W S Morgan and M W Howard. They aimed to choose a new ticket and organize for presidential electors and Congress, pursuing a fusion with the Democrats. Tenasius Dongell to address the gathering as organization men appoint committees.
Morning audience with Queen Victoria in Dublin featured the daughter of Sergeant Major Hartigan at Colerso Natal. She presented a bouquet from the wives and widows of deceased officers and men, as Irish readers noted during the afternoon drive.
An anarchist plot was uncovered in Ancona a leading port city in central Italy. Police found letters from Paris and America among the seized mail and a number of recipients are identified by name handling the alleged plan.
A report states that a man identified with uncertain names was found dead today with a bullet wound, labeled as a suicide by officials. The incident involves local organizations and civic concerns as authorities investigate the shooting’s motive and context.
The will filed in probate details a large endowment for a Methodist affiliated university near Topeka to be funded by real estate in Ohio and Madison county. Executors Tr. Durlinger and Embree to manage a ten year trust with salary provisions for Dr Embree and possible co-executorship if he relocates. Various legacies follow including bequests of jewelry, property, and annual grants to churches and societies. A portion of the estate may transfer to the Kansas Methodist Conference if the endowment is not raised in time.
Mise Willelmina hosted about twenty children for an Easter party at her home in Potwin with eggs and treats. Master Leland Warner led an eye hunt at his Burbenan Street home with Clara Fulton winning the top prize. The column lists numerous residents attending and upcoming events including the Cranford tea, club meetings, dances, and social visits across Topeka, Osborn, and nearby towns.
Telegraph operators report no change in service as strike actions on the Southern Railway continue. Passenger traffic is handled normally. freight operations remain steady. Leaders claim gains in recruitment and encourage broader support, while some dispatchers move workers to different posts amid unsettled conditions.
In Topeka several items fill the scene as figures move through political and social rounds. W W Cook returns from Nobleville to attend a golden wedding, Patan tik tee ary is noted, and the Republican state committee chair Morton ibaugh is in Topeka.
Admiral Dewey must decide whether to review Chicago’s April parade from a grand stand built by union carpenters or one by nonunion contractors. The Building Trades Council backs union carpenters while the Master Carpenters association promises a stand, risking a labor clash and possible disappointment if Dewey ignores the labor dispute.
Hubert Simmon, dealer in earthenware and glassware, filed a bankruptcy petition in New York. The petition lists assets of $155,271 and liabilities of $134,6l2. The text also references a Montgomery Alabama case about a railroad and a supreme court decision, with a confusing line on race from April 17.
A low barometer formed in New Mexico and moved into Kansas causing widespread rain. Measurements ranged from a trace to 3 inches in 48 hours at towns including Wichita Manhattan Topeka Dodge City and Hays City. Friday's total near 1.60 inches at several spots. Forecast fair and cooler tonight with warmer Wednesday. Temperature highs and lows noted with light southwest wind.
Secretary Cole of the state telegraph and telephone board sets April hearing dates for company tax questions. Telegraph firms may present arguments by April 25. Railroad tax commission also plans hearings Thursday.
State inspector filed the March report on department transactions noting receipts of $1511.41 and funds returned to the state treasury after adjustments. The summary lists additions and transfers involving senior officials and mentions a ceremony or event at a referenced location.
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