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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
1
Rebels under Tino push toward the mountains near Vigan in a five hour clash that repelled by American forces. Aguinaldo expected to command from Cavite as U.S. and Filipino leaders plan to shift the seat of war.
The readable text references Wheaton and Besonbane, with mentions of Yale rents Col tare and Wis Crue, plus a plan involving Ward Major Tatcheller and AgnArEt dmust Bie nail WOPC. It notes an Aburmdtog in peeuer of Smson traveling and a Dakota escape training context, all within a disrupted local grid.
New York dispatch reports President McKinley in a Washington interview with Senator Wellington voiced support for reviving the admiralty view. The talk centers on nominating two vice admirals, with Sampson and Key named as likely appointees pending confirmation.
The lower house debates a one week limit on currency discussion with Democrats opposing the move. The bill would establish a gold standard by statutory provisions, a historic shift. Representatives Daisell and others critique the plan as rushed and unfavorable to minority views while urging time for careful study. The session adjourns with no clear majority position.
In Butte a long time resident Malachi Dwyer confronts J Ewartetwis the healer during a tense exchange. Dwyer attempts to strike the farmer and Charlebuis Fuller in Bod to defend him, and both he and Dwyer fall dead amid the turmoil as onlookers recount faith and divine intervention before the Pope and Dover are mentioned in the chaotic moment.
In New York a landmark case concludes with Marcus Braun securing damages for a troubled train trip. He alleges fake berths and misrepresentation after a Cleveland to New York journey ended with a berth misassignment and passenger discomfort. The verdict awards compensation to Braun for the distress and related fallout.
Frankfort Kentucky morning updates show the board of election commissioners split two to one for Taylor over Goebel. Democratic politicians dispute canvassing results and prepare statements as court sessions proceed, with Pryor and others absent from Capitol chambers awaiting further action and possible expert input.
Sewkirk Vermont Ike Clyde Mattox the writer of flye mien was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to terms in the penitentiary for the killing of Ligevin Sweesey a rancher noted as dangerous during a herd contest in Purea City last spring After the killing Mattox escaped to the south and was later arrested in Los Angeles A prior murder led to a Rang sentence later commuted to life imprisonment by President Cleveland and later pardoned by President McKinley.
Fragmented OCR notes claim Indictments were filed in the United States Court today against S Shockley and son plus a deputy for complicity in the woape of Captain Jove. The document mentions bond and related legal actions in Franklin County. Goebel plans to contest before the legislature as minor candidates will before the state contest board.
An incident ended fatally when Captain J Ayers of the ordinance department was killed after being struck by a tram-like vehicle following a dangerous exchange. Police said the driver fled the scene.
A Burlington road passenger train struck a handcar near Alton Illinois, injuring five men one fatally. Henry Delaney Patrick Forr Hebert Hervant Albert Elviestein were injured with two fatally and one escaping. Driver blamed heavy fog and river mist obscuring the track.
A Tribune editorial denounces E. O. Roberts in his appeal to the nation. It accuses him of distorting facts and seeking to undermine the integrity of representatives and military actions, urging readers to distrust his claims and defend established precedent and good faith. The piece portrays Roberts as making indecent associations and questions his fitness for office.
In St Louis Judge Thayer grants a writ of habeas corpus for Jno Reese a member of the Drived Mine Workers executive council. Reese held in Bourbon county Kansas for contempt after a circuit court in Bourbon county found him in contempt. An appeal to the United States Appellate Court is noted, with jurisdiction issues to be heard December 27.
A disjointed OCR fragment claims leaders attempted a scheme at the state central committee meeting. Names such as Cy Leland and Frank L. Brown appear, with references to campaign efforts and publication alignment in a Kansas City paper. The text is garbled but indicates political maneuvers and endorsement language.
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania a major baseball deal is reported buying the pick of the Louisville team for a large cash sum. The Pittsbure club aims to shape its roster by adding top players and may have remaining commitments to Louisville. Fred Clarke of Louisville is said to manage the Pittburg team amid talks of the new arrangement and ownership interests in the club.
Chicago reports a jealous motive as Dee S Peter Magiaged, an Italian, shoots his sweetheart Witude Kila Ketinson on Clark Street, then fatally shoots himself just below the heart. Joha Sheridan is also listed dead. Funeral plans noted. weather in Kansas shows threatening rain and gusty winds.
Reports from Africa indicate fighting continues near Modder River as British and Boer forces maneuver. Dispatches note reinforcements arriving at Sterksboom and Gaberones while Cronje receives Natal and Mafeking support, with two major battles anticipated before Ladysmith and Kimberley.
British dispatches note power delivered by howitzers from England and a Cape Town arrival of a tyddite shell section. Veterans doubt Ladysmith falls despite encamped forces twenty five miles away. Rumors claim a garrison sortie, then safety, but unconfirmed reports of journalist George Lynch captured outside British lines.
Omaha reports fractured race for the U S Senate seat to replace Hayward as Governor Poynter’s illness shifts capital politics. Allen and Hitchcock camps organize forces while fusion era members press for Allen. Democrats drift toward Hitchcock with Smyth defecting. Governor delays decision until midweek for open hearing.
Reports reveal harsh conditions for three colored laborers due to a humane anti pox quarantine near Topeka. Provisions were rationed, workers faced isolation, and a white supervisor entered the camp. The workers endured limited supplies, forced payments, and threats of penalties for breach of quarantine.
The fragmentary text indicates Peterson is expected to recover after a period of illness. Details about location, dates, or official statements are unclear, but the tone suggests a medical update from hospital staff or a family spokesperson.
In New York a hearing revealed prosecution witnesses may link a key figure to the Molineux case. Mamie Mullinda, tied to Molineux’s dry color theory of Mortis, reportedly traveled from Newark to Suffern where detectives from the distress office detained her after luring her to the area. She is under interrogation as authorities pursue the case.
The article notes unusually high coal prices and freight costs with figures around 3150 and 5256, mentioning a new large shipment and a global transport route. It contrasts mild late autumn weather with forecasts of continued coal supply concerns and potential shortages.
Leavenworth library directors met with President Hacker. Allen of F. A. McGanjaX earned the librarian salary of 30 dollars per month. The free library will not open until the first Tuesday in February, the start of the fiscal year.
Old neighbors testify about the incident as the jury watches. Delinquent witness David Morris from Chase county fails to appear, prompting sheriff action. Witnesses describe injuries and possible aggression by Jackson, with doctors detailing wounds and the defendant's behavior in court.
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