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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1900

Page

6

Populists Rally As Bryan Attacks Republican Gold Policy

Crowd of thousands hears Speaker Riddle of the Populist Committee at Center, April 3. Bryan speaks after arriving at 4:45, escorted by Senator Hanna and Taylor Riddle, arguing Republicans favor capital over labor, denouncing trusts, income tax, and imperialist moves. He credits Populists with opposing silver policy but warns against party divides.

A& Er Bryan Fiers Teeky Park Georer W. Hanna Coairman Taylor Riddle Bicie Bryan Cot Ioc Lincoln Dix Estela Bryan Ea York Spain Eusland South Africa Arsin Firgan Hemee LE Males Ssythe Beyen Golddie Aoeeller Ald Tisan Air Hrgan United States Grsavor Cleveland Dole Enetusid Feteninesen Birra Herrab Republcan M—Syuerse Wits

Rumor of Bryan Assassination Circulates City

A widespread morning rumor claimed William Jennings Bryan was assassinated. The report linked to a Me Meyers speech in Wichita and a Lincoln Lincoln speech, sparked by comments at a banquet. The tale spread through Jett Clay Center and St Louis area chatter before fading as officials dismissed it.

Bryan Alien Meyers Wichita Habry Imane Lincoln Bellavilia Ak Ballaville St Lauls Ryan Me Meyers Mykre Mr. Sryan Sillllam Markt Hanna Myers Allen

Iron Prices Dip As Competition Grows In Steel Trade

Cleveland April 26 The Iron Trade Review notes a wave of price cuts in wire and rail products after overproduction and plant closures. Billets and end wire prices fall while large mills and new entrants push capacity. Trade expects more reductions and mixed reactions as U S steel activity shifts shipments inland and abroad.

Cleveland Teeview Wall Street Lust Wetl Amrlican Btuel Wire Company Otto Nem Elienwal American Steel and Wire Company Tuma Trois Tennessee, Company Viealist Cerin and Comfy Stoke-abeitield Stee and Tran Company Republic Iron and Steet Nica American Steel Hoop Company

Fragmented report notes arrest far afield with unsure details

An obscure notice reports an arrest far from Homa with garbled names and unclear charges. The text mentions a person named Wa Crean Seca and a reference to stomach trouble, but the details are illegible and the overall meaning remains uncertain.

Movement Embraces the Entire Santa Fe System

A Topeka meeting in the council chamber discussed raising funds for a monument to Col Cyrus K Holiday, founder of the Santa Fe railway. A working committee of prominent business and professional men was formed to organize popular subscriptions from Kansas and the Santa Fe system, with site options including Holiday Park or the state house grounds. The committee will convene Friday at 3 in the Commercial Club rooms to begin efforts, naming C J Drew and T J Anderson among its members.

Cyrus K CS Gleed Man Wilder Moetix Sante Fe Railway Nyceauiry Kenwrel Topeka Kansas Santa Fe Helliday Tobeka Holliday Twelfth Huntoon Streets Western Avenue Taylor Streets Coloniel Huiday Piste House Hulliday Wan State House F. S. Warner Holiday Park Cornel Holliday Sante Pe Stile House J. W. PF. Hughes Topeke Calomel #Holiday Sones T. J. Anderson Fielliday Capitol City Colonel Holliday C. J. Drew FB Ware

North Topeka social and business notes and events

Column notes list real estate sales and business movements including J T Bell residence sale at 128 Holman Street and W A filler buying Hawkins second hand store. Mentions include Jeffers James wallpaper, H Penner in Topeka, Mrs George Groshong and Fay of Kilmer, Caughita from Coushire Coal, church bazaar by Good Shepherd, sale of B P S paints, wedding of John Aikwns, Eastern Star entertainment April 27, Emma Gotty and Wil MeNoun marriage, West Indian playschool by Mr C A Morrow, death of George Sistier, and social gathering at Ellea Olivia Bischoff’s home.

Kimball Printing Company Kansas Avenue J.T. Bell Holman Street Hawkins W. A Filler Jeffers & James Coushire Coal Pomibany Febertan Rasy Waats Town Yester Church of the Good Shepherd Jeppens &Saarrs Jonas Nets Bradford Gere Jonas Lukens Harry Lukens Kansas City Lukens John Aikwns Helena W.B Hutchisuoe Fev Windsor

Boat Owners of North Topeka Plan Meeting on April 24

The Boat Owners of North Topeka propose a meeting at West Park next Sunday afternoon April 24 to organize abstention for protection and safety of watercraft along Soldier Creek. The notice urges boat owners in the city to attend for coordinated action.

Varison Soldier Creek West Park North Topeka

Resolution Calls US to Withdraw From Cuba by July Fourth

Washington April 2 Senator Mason introduces a senate joint resolution urging the president to withdraw all US forces from Cuba and hand over civil and military control to the Cuban people by the Fourth of July. The measure cites the Monroe doctrine and treaty obligations and asserts the US has fulfilled its duties in Cuba.

Washington Mason Senate United States Cuba Spain Hay Heraplals

Sugar duty increase eyed as blow to German ships

Berlin reports the Kreuz Zeitung cites an American paper urging retaliation by raising sugar duties and tonnage dues on German ships. It notes Hamburg and Bremen oppose the meat inspection bill and says Americans seek to aid their steamship lines against German competition, risking hostile actions.

Berlin The Kreuz Zeitung United States Hamburg Bremen

Tie vote blocks bill to enlarge interstate commerce powers

In the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee a 4 to 4 tie halted the bill to enlarge ICC powers. Absences included Aldrich and Chilton who were paired. Lindsay absent and to be consulted. Supporters were Cullom Chandler Allen Tillman. opponents Gear Eikines Wolcott and Bean.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Committee Senate Interstat Commerce Commission Aldrich Chilton Lindsay Messrs. Cullom Chandler Allen Tillman Ee Gear Eikines Wolcott Ean

Fruit steamers to aid West India regiment expansion

Kingston Jamaica April 19 orders from the British War Office authorize augmentation of the West India regiment. A new company will be formed under Major Lowry. Direct use of British fruit steamers will be arranged with a subsidy of 200000, Jamaica contributing half. Service to begin next year, aiming to shift the fruit trade from the United States to England.

Associated Press Kingston Jamaica West India Regiment Aew Company Lowry Bngtish United States England

Homeseekers Excursion Via Santa Fe Route to Southwest

Homeseekers' excursion offers one fare plus 2.00 round trip tickets on May 1 from various regions including Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Oklahoma New Mexico Texas and Colorado east of Rocky Ford with limited stopovers. King agent lists details and parties. Arions Grand Concert and Dance by Arton Zither club with German band and phonograph Friday evening members only admission COMMITTEE Topeka Vinegar Works or To Wanted 150 per Pushed KUEHNE & Co.

Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Oklahoma New Mexico Texas Colorado Rocky Ford TL. King Partis Arions Arton Zither Club Adm Yormroon Topeka Vinegar Works Kuehne & Co

Homeseekers Excursion Via Santa Fe

Homeseekers board a Santa Fe excursion train to seek new homes in distant communities. Travel plans include guided tours of settlements, with organizers emphasizing affordable housing options and local development prospects.

Massachusetts Republicans Elect Delegates At Philadelphia Convention

Boston April 26 Republicans of Massachusetts elected national convention delegates and alternates. 1 804 entitled seats 1 334 present. Congressman F H Gilett permanent chairman opened with long address. Platform by Attorney General Knowlton adopted unanimously. Delegates at large Lodge McCall Phinett Clifford with alternates Jewatt Rose Courtney Field. Dolliver spoke brief. convention adjourned. Resolutions praise St Louis platform 1896 and backing of bimetal issues, promote protection for capital and fair returns, support isthmian canal and Pacific cable, back American shipping, and endorse McKinley administration with Long for vice president.

Boston Massachusetts Philadelphia F. H. Gillett Knowlton Henry Cabot Lodge Nahant Samuel W. McCall Winchester Wm. B. Phinkett Adams Walter Clifford New Begford George R. Jewatt Salem Alfred E. Rose Lowell Samuel =. Courtney Heston Henry P. Field Northampton Dolliver Down St. Louis Republican Party United States Congress McKinley Navy John D. Long

Alabama Democrats Name State Ticket At Montgomery Convention

The Democratic state convention in Montgomery completed the state slate with W. J. Samford as governor and Robert F. McDavid as secretary of state. Charles G. Brown is attorney general, J. W. Abercrombie superintendent of public education, J. Craig Smith treasurer, and W. H. Matthews auditor. The gathering was described as the most harmonious ever known in Alabama. electoral ticket and delegates to the national convention remain to be selected, and the platform endorses a conversion process and endorsed Ryan.

Montgomery Ala W. J. Samford Robert F. McDavid Charles G. Brown J. W. Abercrombie J. Craig Smith W. H. Matthews A. B Alabama Ryan

Weeks Seeks Dismissal Of Indictments In Frauds Case

Four indictments remain against Francie B Weeks once sentenced in 1593 for estate frauds worth about 1.3 million. Assistant District Attorney Townsend seeks dismissal of the four, Weeks’ term ends next month, Judge Foster weighs the request as a key legal decision.

Weeks New York Francie B Sing Sing Townsend Foster E. G. Kinley Kinley Lannan Jackson

Mob of Fifty Men Attack Non-Union Workers in Chicago

Striking building tradesmen attacked non-union workers in Chicago. A mob of about fifty men pounced on a laborer, badly injuring an aged carpenter and leaving Patrick Tansey, a teamster, seriously hurt. The scene followed ongoing labor unrest with two teams storming the site and one victim beaten by three sympathizers.

Chicago Mnle Patrick Tansey Spb

Miners Attackers in Western Centre Disturbance

Three men attacked by a mob of pickets during a hauling dispute near the Western centre. Officers dispersed the mob and the injured were sent home. Gaul, 60, was struck as he headed to work after being threatened by strikers. Oscar Neld, a carpenter, was arrested for participating in the assault.

Birenen Phen Gail Seemegien Ieare Gaul Oscar Neld Anion Carpenter

Chicago April Corn and Wheat Market Report

Trade in corn opened strong with buying by shorts and commission houses, spurred by weak exports and rumors of large supplies. Wheat opened weak on disappointing cables and weather, with mixed receipts and heavy selling into the close. oats weakened as corn led the session. Provisions saw big trade, hogs cheaper, and overall market strength in select items while others weakened.

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Topeka Markets Today Produce and Money Market Report

Topeka April 2 topeka markets today report Onions wheat corn and cotton notes with New York and London market summaries. J C Goings lists prices and esponds on money market and exchange rates. This brief market page records receipts and changes in grain and livestock prices and notes steady or rising trends.

New York MONEY Monay Stertine Exchange Utateady Wit Dankers Uus

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