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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
3
Gamblers Under Fire in Police Court Case
The case of Al Hayslip was heard in police court after midnight. Evidence described a room on Kansas Avenue used for gambling with inquiries about retrieved paraphernalia, including numbers of men, cots, chairs, and other items. The city attorney claimed the items came from the defendants, while the defense disputed. The proceedings adjourned to the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hayslip
Kansas Avenue
Pines
Hasalip
San Francisco Stable Sale Plans In Dec and Jan
Will Cor rigan will sit at suction next aan fevers horse in training and on his five year aide sere a few that teas alveted for Bis mimpalga in England. The sale date set likely January st at the Occidental exchange in this city. He will dispose of about thirty head with tickets on sale to points west of the Missouri river. One fur s young tun on sel Dec 2 255 25d 390 Jan fal Healt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Hu Corrigan
England
Occidental Excharin
Wales
Misasuri
Jan Fal Healt
Railroad News Signal Near Miss and Accidents at Station
A Rock Island Depot janitor, Floyat Harewood, narrowly escaped serious harm as heavy boxes toppled and an explosion damaged a car. A string of railway mishaps fills a chaotic scene at the station, with mention of future Rock Island changes anticipated in the new year and varied incidents plaguing railway workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyat Harewood
Rock Island
Gagemaster
Harwood
Fragmented page tease hints at quirky exchange
A garbled OCR fragment shows a humorous scene where a character pretends calm and claims not to break it gently. The text mentions a pencil, a pocket, and a wise gesture as if guiding others through a cramped moment. The source tone evokes a light, intimate panel from a vintage script.
Freight wreck halts Santa Fe Cedarvale line near Peru
A freight wreck occurred Tuesday near Peru on the Cedarvale branch of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe running southwest from here, derailing several freight cars. The wrecking train was delayed four hours tonight as work continued, with repairs planned for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Peru
Cedarvale
Tes Atchison, Reeneite & Santa Fe
Roadmaster Changes At Rock Island And Transit Shifts
HRT roadmaster of the Rock Island assigned to oversee the new extension as Mr Irvine moves. W Snkaed singer from Des Moines will become general roadmaster. A further change set for January 1 will shift RW from Topeka to Chicago in the transfer plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Irvine
Sn Kaed Singer
Ties Moines
Town
Topeka
Chicaze
Me Mudge Buys A Home in Santa Fe
Santa Fe locals note engineer John Hané is laid off while a lumber pile is tested. Fire D M Bannce takes a few days off. Engine Inspector William Mantey of the reuni-house is on the sick list. Engineer C McGinnis reports an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
John Hané
Dave
Raven
M Bannce
William Mantey
Reuni-House
C. McGinnis
Cudahy Kidnappers Take Edward Across Omaha City Streets
Edward Cudahy recounts his four hundred block drive with six armed men who abducted him from near General Comtin’s house in South Omaha. They chained him, moved him through Leavenworth and Thirty-seventh streets, then released him after an all night ordeal that ended with his return home around 1 a.m. The assailants showed careful planning, kept quiet, and offered coffee during the captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Edward Cudahy
Comtin
Austin
Sixth Street
Leavenworth Street
South Omaha
Denver
Cudahy
Bouse
Black and White Ribbons and Lantern Demand
A note demands money and signals a threats scheme tied to a house and surveillance. The message orders surrender and warns of dire consequences if the recipient does not comply, mentioning a lantern, ribbons, and a threat to harm if refused. Names include Burns and Hass, with references to a detective and a potential kidnapping attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hass
Soeis
Rassom
Ross
Toftes Must Go Back Parole Violation Reported
A pardoned convict, Turkeys Turkeys, is reported to have violated parole conditions. Authorities say the offender failed to meet the terms of supervision and faces potential recapture and review.
Philippines Autonomy Platform and U.S. Political Debates
A fragmentary historic note outlines a Filipino autonomy platform submitted to a Taft Commission. It mentions scouts, a U S style bill of rights with jury trials, veto limits, and legislature chosen by delegates to Congress. It also references opposition to selling the Philippines without legislative consent and a fourth United States cavalry incident at Pantungan resulting in thirteen deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deides
Umer
Senate
House of Representatives
United States Congress
Sica
Bates
Ment
Fourth United States Cay
Pantungan
British Editorial Critiques Senate Action on Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
London papers run editorials denouncing the U S senate for striking down the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. They regret the move and say compromise remains possible while criticizing the United States for acting against good faith and national reputation. The Standard notes McKinley’s efforts to unite Americans despite strong opposition to the amended treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
London
United States
Great Britain
The
Daily News
Amon Saflona
McKinley
Deceptive Claims Hit Local Advertisements
Fragmentary text notes concerns about deception in a local ad or notice. Mentions kidneys and a remedy, with garbled references to names and places. The readable parts suggest medical or health product promises tied to a dogged belief in cures.
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Warren M.gcrosby
Uzar
Oxford
Tuck
Jennings Bros
Goooods
T. J. Coughlin How. CO
Kansas Ave
A. Hanson
West Sixth
Klauer
Holiday Bates
Santa Feonte
Railroad News
Buffalo
General Pass
Spinner
ME Mudge
Peeta
Brian
Vietnam
Bearros
Ian
Tofte
Colorado Flyer
Levopeka
Autonomy
Taft Commission
Chicago
House
P. Bacow
Union Pacific
Sloper
Ridekade
Dean
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