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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1900
Page
7
Republican leader Hogue urges the legislature to remove lobbying influence from corporations and other interests seeking favors. He plans to present a concentration of peice the representatives of corporate and other interests, arguing reform is needed to rid the chamber of undue pressure and secure cleaner state governance.
MES Diggs travels to New York to aid a suffrage bazaar. Antle and others manage damages and fundraising to support suffrage demonstrations. Exhibits from various states showcase equality efforts as fundraising aims to push the movement forward.
The Supreme Court begins work this week with an opinion due Saturday. The article notes court actions, mentions Whit Club scores, and lists players and reorganization in a fraternal setting. It also references governor appointments and resignations impacting justice appointments.
A grand jury in Leavenworth indicted Peel Grinstead on a United States offense tied to writing libelous letters and possessing stolen correspondence. U.S. Marshal Prescott seized items from Grinstead and he was held for trial with no trial date set. attorneys T. J. Anderson and Fr. Levedeay named.
A fragmentary report alleges that Pt. Wirth Tee Den ¢-Rugece F Paulkner and J. W. Chapman ordered a constable named Peter Bain harmed by turpentined substance and fire. The text claims a mob attacked, police feared further violence, and suspects may face retaliation.
A large gathering of prominent stockmen from across the country attended a blooded cattle sale in Kansas City. The article notes the event drew wide participation and showcased high grades of cattle as bidders competed for prized stock.
Mrs James Dures and daughters Mary and Delia along with Miss Anna Dures were thrown from a wagon on Fourth Street near the Santa Fe track. Anna Dures sustained likely internal injuries, possibly crippling. The horse bolted, overturning the vehicle and injuring the others while a mattress and other debris were scattered. The family, en route to work at Topeka Dish Reeds store, suffered bruises as onlookers aided them. Crew describe the horse’s unexpected panic and loss of control.
Dec. 4 Milwaukee and western cities pause joint project in the formation of a new league due to disputes over eastern town cooperation. A. H. Koch of Milwaukee, pushing the city’s stake in the venture, voices concern that if fractions within teams align, the plan to establish a tintball association faces obstacles. The dialogue hints at tensions with national trends and upcoming organizational changes in baseball.
Cabinet discusses civil and municipal code for Philippine Islands prepared by the United States Philippine Commission. It covers revenue taxation, quarantine, relief for persons and property, and law enforcement readiness, awaiting presidential approval and possible changes. The War Department is asked to provide suitable quarters for the guard during winter months.
A Southern Pacific wreck five miles from Buisud when a freet train collided with a construction train. Four or five workers are reported dead and two injured. Crews work through the morning to clear the wreck and repair the line.
An International Stock Exposition at Center Park Pavilion highlights top prizes from agricultural colleges Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and Iowa. About four hundred animals from these institutions are exhibited with strong interest in Hereford stock sales beginning today.
Curt John M. Hiegina faced a state prison term ranging two to fourteen years after conviction for offering bribes to push a measure through. He claimed a belief in free expression but his actions led to the conviction and sentence.
State officers clashed over campaign costs with Governor Stan Ras campaign totaling 74 dollars. Details routed through state and county offices, but full itemization unavailable due to missing officials and records. Attorney General expenditure also unclear due to absence of Mr Godard in St Louis.
Holman the Topeka Commercial Club president and J Betts a First Ward city council member meet in a 42 cent bid contest for the party nomination. Both live in North Topeka and face a field with party factions split over candidate choice. The outcome hinges on personal popularity and local support as Betts and Holman prepare for the Saturday primary.
A dispatch from Fielt Marakal Count You Waldereen, dated Pekin December 2, reports Chinese regulars attempting to hold a position at Bang Clon about 0 kilometers south of Then Tain. Two detachments of troops from Tit Tain, led by Col. Lehrecheidt and Major Falkenhayn, advance against the Chinese forces.
A fragmented report discusses installing a fire bell and associated costs for a city building project. Officials weigh engineering estimates and budget impact as council members debate who should fund and oversee the work.
The ministerial union plans to mobilize influence for a citywide Christian mass meeting. Resolutions urge pastors to organize men from their churches to participate, secure speakers, and prepare a central department for coordinating advertising and arrangements for the early gathering.
The text notes President Terese appoints Wic D Bynum of Indiana to the United States District Judges for the eastern district of Arkansas and Jack Trisher of Arkansas. also mentions Canvassing of November election returns nearing completion with certificates issued to Governor Beckham and others.
Local items record visits and greetings among North Topeka families, noting travels to Topeka and Manhattan, school and church events, and a charity drive. Community updates include Mrs. M. Suitine election as W M Helena Chapter officers, a minor accident near the courthouse, and plans for Thanksgiving gatherings.
The School Board discussed rebuilding Sumner and Letman Ett schools after a fire. They set a $50 daily penalty for delays, noting work halted and not completed by November 2. The board reiterated not to hasten the project despite the cost, aiming to finish properly.
Amid notes of a tax cut proposal in Congress, Republicans plan further meetings before final action. A party caucus may be held as talks consider increasing reductions while some members push for decisive steps. In Lexington Kentucky a domestic quarrel ends in tragedy as streetcar motorman Robert Le Salles fatally shoots his wife before killing himself.
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