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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
7
A local grocer markets very low cash prices to buyers and retailers alike, highlighting large volumes, mail orders, and weekly bargains on Cal ofnia peaches, evaporated peaches, apples, beans, peas, sardines, salmon, tomatoes, blueberries, beets, shrimp, roast beef, and more, with prompt mail order shipping.
Boston April 25. A speaker, Dr Ht. Heber Newton, argues for sympathy among all religions and rejects the notion that any single faith holds the master truth. He condemns dogmatic zeal and calls for genuine harmony across Christian, Jewish, and other faiths, urging shared moral aims and respect for diverse beliefs.
General Russ Rivera resigns as secretary of agriculture, industry and commerce in the governor generals cabinet and announces candidacy for Havana mayor. He cites disagreements with General Wood as the reason, while Wood says changes were planned by the interving government and regrets Rivera cannot aid American aims for Cuba.
Representative Cooney of Missouri has secured a bill to repeal the Clayton Bulwer treaty between the United States and Great Britain. The measure authorizes the president to open negotiations with Great Britain to abrogate the historic accord. The proposal signals a shift in policy regarding canal zones and U S imperial interests.
April 5 report from Washington and New York recalls General Lee sending a chair containing a handwritten note to the widow of Dr. Hienedu Rule. The chair, seized during a capture, later passed to General Pizhagh Len and then to Mr Jerosae. The note on the chair pledges obedience and farewell to the widow’s children.
A satirical farce by Charles H. Hoyt played last night drawing a large crowd. The cast included Miss Ayer, Miss Bucketta Law, Miss Ruanle Tate, and J. H. Burels. Reviews praised the lively company, brisk farce, and engaging songs while noting the bustling production and scenic effects along the Grand Trunk route preparations.
Labor clashes erupt as union carpenters attack non-union workers near Leanle club grounds at Twenty ninth street and Indiana Avenue. Secretary Waldner of the Chicago Tennis Club and a non-union workman, Jamea O Connors, suffer severe injuries. An aged non-union worker is also harmed in the confrontation.
Washburn and Kansas University baseball teams meet Thursday at 2:30 on Washburn field. Both squads have beaten Baker and Missouri and seek bragging rights over the rival. Weathered grounds and good car service promise solid conditions. lineups include substitutions such as Jones Hodge Bronson Morgan Reid.
A body found in a Jamaica Bay mud bank on Long Island is believed to be an unidentified man. He became trapped in the mud and drowned as waves overwhelmed him. Authorities released no identification as of today and continues to investigate the incident.
The surgeon Lateral reports from Honolulu dated April 19 noting one new case of a malaria like illness since March 21, a fatal case involving a young girl, and limited detention camps with no other cases. The Board of Health appointed a professional rat catcher amid ongoing crusade activities and a local ladies aid sale offers corn feather pillows and other items at the Palace clothing event on April 25 and 26.
At a Mechanics and Laborers Protective Association meeting, resolutions attacked a proposed poll tax as an injustice to working people. They condemned funding city needs by squeezing the poor and called for ministers to oppose the plan, urging ballots against sympathizers and pledging to support candidates who resist the measure. A second item reports the Industrial Commission's Washington finding on prison labor, urging productive work under central oversight and uniform state laws to curb convict labor abuses.
The Al Jegetion event and seeing medicine terms indicate ongoing sessions about hospital con trols in Kabaieh amid regulatory disputes. The Porte issued orders to allow two naturalized Armenians to embark to the United States after being stopped for allegedly leaving their homeland illicitly. Vice Consul Walker awaits instruction in Alexeia to determine if reparations are due. In Boston, painters and decorators strike gains rise to 2.75 a day, with most large employers signing the agreement. Gary set wages at 2.20 amid wage discussions.
A note speaks of educational instruction in German and English with a focus on practical learning. The message mentions private or classroom lessons and references a person named Hinanan Ribers and Herrenne.
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