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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1900
Page
8
A publication from UEBUNE in New York City is noted, detailing the organization’s activities and local connections. The item highlights city links, possible events, and ongoing community engagement within Manhattan.
Judge Keyser in the district court grants an injunction restraining the Omaha and Cornell Bus Macoes suburban railroad from removing tracks or hindering operation between Omaha and Lake Manawa. The suit alleges the line’s construction incurred high costs and affects property intended for the railroad. The suburban line was built as part of a larger Omaha network, later abandoned by the main company, with about a million tons of property interests at stake.
Kingston reports severe race riots in the streets with hundreds injured as soldiers of the British West India regiment clash with locals. Lieutenant Colonel Alen fights to control his men, uses police and volunteers, and warns civilians to stay indoors amid widespread unrest and potential further measures.
London paper cites Westminster Gazette on compensation under the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. Readers discuss rights versus neighborly limits and whether to abandon the pact without compensation or seek a settlement. The fragment reflects debate on obligations and possible exchange terms amid diplomatic friction.
Guaranteed cure for piles with Pano Pile Ointment promises relief in days. Money back if not cured, six day cure for ordinary cases, fourteen days for worst cases. One application provides rest from itching. Sold by druggists or mail order from Parts Medicine Co. St Louis Missouri.
State Senator James W. Tapp of Wichita campaigns in Topeka for union loyalty and a state licensing exam for telegraph operators and stationary engineers. He touts a $100,000 annual Wichita business and 24 unionized workers, pledging labor support and opposition to double-enders while stressing Populist party principles.
A fragment discusses salary figures, proposed poll taxes of one or twelve cents per voter, and measures to mobilize voters. It mentions a plan to address perceived evils with funding and political pressure, alongside Senator Tapp’s view on increasing representation and organized labor influence in Kansas politics.
Brigadier General Greely and Dr. A F Kennally joined a discussion on government ownership of a Pacific cable. H Hughes stressed military need and cost estimates. War department cable costs suggest rapid payback. Greely warned of reliance on external facilities during war. urged American trans Pacific cable as essential for defense and commerce. Club adopted a resolution approving Corliss bill.
New York dispatch reports a Belgian case where three Belgian women were convicted years ago for crimes including murder in Batt mond. One was executed and others guillotined. A later witness named Soumarke accuses a woman of the crimes, saying she is sane and under investigation. DeGroot, executed, was said to declare he would be punished in the afterlife.
London dispatch reports British papers urging an omnibus settlement of the Nicatigua canal and Almskan boundary questions. Views split between New York correspondents are noted as irreconcilable, with proposals for compensation and pro quo adjustments to resolve outstanding issues between Washington and London without Ottawa’s interference.
The Standard cites the Nick Aragua canal issue and urges maintaining a good understanding between England and America. It argues mutual reliance for future assistance and to strengthen shared race, language, and cultural ties between the two nations.
The Populist state committee adjourned without action on future campaign plans and called a January mass meeting in Topeka. Defeated candidates and party leaders will attend to decide whether a Populist or fusion nominee receives a complimentary vote for U.S. senator and to set party strategy on straight Populism versus fusion.
Ambassador Choate may sail soon or next week following the death of partner Chas. H. Beaman. Beaman's passing hits Choate hard as his firm losses threaten his professional income and support. The death could hasten Choate's return to America and reshape Evarts Cheate Beaman.
G. B. Keernsy, owner of a mine near Partall, Mexico, was attacked by two bandits while returning with about 000 in Mexican currency. He drew a pistol, shot, and both robbers died instantly, according to a dispatch to the Record from Partall.
A London dispatch to the Tribune on December 14 reports rumors that General Knox dealt a crushing defeat to Boer commandos and that the Boer force was apparently routed on the Orange River.
War office gave no confirmation yet on reports of a success and wartime progress. The text notes Ashman enjoying Christmas festivities as a contrast. It then describes Beers forces crossing the Orange River into the Cape Colony west of Allwal north, facing Cape Hitter and Brabant's troops who retreated with losses.
Strathcona installed as Canadian high commissioner meets with cordial greeting from the Strathcona rector at Aberdeen and outlines aims for South Africa to follow the war. He expresses some doubt about imperial parliament and supports a consultative imperial council.
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