09 Dec 1899
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1899
Page
1
A fragmented report covers a high court session with mentions of Supreme Court justices and party members. It notes Republican wry commentary and Populist ousters, inclines toward Justice Doster and a long list of court actions, tasks, and rulings of the era. The document references miners, scrip laws, and various county cases including habeas writs and appeals.
A Wichita politician argues the polygamist Roberts should have been seated. The speech labels Roberts a notable Utah congressman and questions his suitability for public office. The debate centers on Roberts' personal life and public duties amid party factionalism.
War department dispatches from Manila detail movements around Aguinaldo and American forces. Reports mention troop advances, enemy positions near Viewa and Sulut Bay, and actions across Luzon including Bulacan and Panay. Rebellions and disaffection cite revolts in Negros and other uprisings as forces move toward expected engagements.
Fragmentary account shows Goebel amid Kentucky Democratic internal strife as northern factions clash over leadership. We Young and local figures promise tests and future moves while the party role and duties are debated amid mounting tension.
Organized inher achieved an important victory in the Supreme Court day, sealing a pine displayed the element hour law constitutional naivelit. The court ruled the day is an all-right action of the state agents. Justice W. Smilin wrote the opinion. The court affirmed contractors, foremen, and workers, noting a day on the new cure. A later order halted at Yellowhead Jase. J.T. Ditton arrested, petition for release proceeding in, supreme panel decided the decree constitutional and valid, and the printer will pay fines.
Washington records show a shaken pay situation linked to the Tartar troop inquiry. General Shafter ordered a suspension of Surgeon Hatter amid the clash with Secretary Root and war department officials, while sick soldiers aboard the transport face protest claims.
Southeastern Kansas miners rally around Reese amid protests over his imprisonment. Governor Leedy cites English jury rights as a cautionary tale while condemning Judge Williams and Teese case rulings. Reese defends peaceful union advocacy, denying violent intent or injunction breaches.
The text describes labor strife in Kansas with miners and the United Mine Workers, detailing court actions, habeas corpus attempts, and a general walkout threat. It notes Reese’s imprisonment and demands for release, the federal case against him, and ongoing labor disputes influencing industry and public sentiment.
London dispatch notes tension over future measures as President Kruger and British figures weigh arbitration. Reports on White and ties to the Transvaal, possible return to Johannestad, and wartime sentiment color the scene amid noted UK figures and political moves. The piece surveys potential shifts toward peace talks and ongoing hostilities.
Commander Charles T. Howell longtime chief engineer of the ill fated Maine died at his home after an apoplectic stroke. Born in New York, he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1865 and served on the Maine from 1895 until its destruction in Havana Harbor.
Frankfort dispatch reports state election officials concluded W. & Taster won the governor’s race with Taylor’s plurality of 2 883. The board said canvassers may not look beyond returned counts and issued certificates to the candidates. A split commission opinion noted fraud concerns but certified the result, while preparations mounted for Taylor’s swearing in next Tuesday.
John Wanamaker testified before the Industrial commission on department stores arguing they benefit society by reducing prices and boosting consumer savings. He noted price reductions across woolen and cotton fabrics and claimed overall retail price declines benefit shoppers despite varied article costs and quality improvements. Also reported: weekly bank statement shows declines in deposits and circulation. and a mansion fire at Fourteenth Street and Wellis Place destroys Welling mansion with substantial losses.
Debate rages over senator nomination as factions led by Burton and Baker clash at a state committee meeting. Reported tensions draw in key figures including Leland and Hite with calls for unity and a firm stance on appointing delegates to the convention.
Kanens City Missouri reports the Sovat commission announced a contract for delivery of 4 000 bundles to the Frit jen government for Cay Town. Twelve shipments with the same fire have been noted. Indications Chicago December 9 expect Kuanssa real
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