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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1900
Page
6
The text outlines a Topeka based grand lodge proceedings with names such as Crider and Maddie mentioned among candidates and officers. It recalls a recent voyage, crew standings, and costs, while describing inspections, membership numbers, and proposed future arrangements for lodge operations and facilities.
The record notes a large slate of candidates for the Ancient Order of United Workers and the Grand Lodge, signaling unusual political activity. Ambiguous text references a convention and state city, with more campaigns than in prior years.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Governor Stanley and references to political figures a large membership, a badge, and paying respects. The text is garbled with misread names and phrases and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Trust Busts continue as Hooker Junie Jewell Milling Company faces circuit court actions over property. New Jersey court rules require pending funds and extensive investigations. Milwaukee court proceedings may detail debts, assets, and litigation stakes across Wisconsin and New Jersey.
A disrupted Teheran dispatch reports Persia sees British prestige vanish under the Shah’s rule. Russia’s victory rumor grows. recruiting surges across Iran as tensions rise with Britain. Grand Satrap orders swift mobile armies, recalls officers, and excludes Keehan and Yeexda natives from service amid anti-British sentiment.
In Scranton Pennsylvania four men William Thomas Williams Johns Rintan Frank Woodward were killed in a mine accident at the Mount View Kant mine. A mine carriage descended to the sixth level and fractured the bottom, dropping the workers about seventy feet. Gilbert and Remmim were instantly killed while Williams and Woodward died shortly after.
Secretary Reet hon sent to the house claims from damages alleged to have been caused by United States troops during the Bowatsh American war. The aggregate claims total 12 005 across multiple states and territories. A bill was drafted to authorize examining claims up to January and certify results to the secretary of the treasury for payment. Also a Copenhagen meeting urged a thorough canvass on a policy toward the Rule of the Tuniah Weat Indians.
A French bark named Querilly floated ashore in the Delaware River yesterday but appears unharmed. The vessel, driven by gale force winds, will be examined by harbor pilots as crews prepare to tow her off the sandbar.
The Story of a Country Town arrives with orders already taken for most of the shipment. Early buyers should come to reserve a copy as demand runs high.
Teeters of the South African campaign fill London and Cape Town reports. General Roberts renews pressure on Cronje near Ladysmith while Buller advances. casualties rise with 12 killed and numerous wounded in late February actions. The press notes scarce supplies and warns of looming peace terms amid rumors of German interference.
Washington Pb 26 The Post reports Cardinal Gibbons plans a European tour including Rome. The trip follows his Baltimore archbishopric and anticipates events such as the Westminster cathedral dedication and the Lasalle founder commemoration, with ceremonial roles in mass and preaching.
Patti dazzled the audience with jewels and emeralds during the wartime charity event at Olivent Garnier. The feature display included numerous Caboron emeralds and other gems as entertainment continued amid the audience’s glow.
Washington February 26 Levi BR Miller continued testimony before the house military committee regarding the HaHe labor troubles. Little new aside from prior statements surfaced though a question indicated several men were arrested for talking with enemies of the mining companies. Hearing adjourned to Wednesday.
Weather outlook for Kansas on February 26 shows warmer trend with possible precipitation. Southeasterly winds shift and potential rain or snow. Track and intensity uncertain as systems approach from the south.
A dry account describes Klondike Bluff turmoil after a Juneau? era incident with soldiers, saloons, and deputies. Protests allege rising crime, drunken governors, and efforts to close the Klondike site while retaining veterans and temporary camps. Law enforcement moves include warrants and arrests amid ongoing district politics.
Coroner HB Hogeboom investigated the death of Joseph P F Burwell at the request of Mrs Burwell. A coroner’s jury was deemed unnecessary after the inquiry. The text refers to unclear identifiers and possible OCR errors but notes the official action and involved party.
In February, the U.S. Court of Appeals rejected Admiral Dewey’s bid for prize money from the destruction of the Spanish fleet in Manila harbor. The court ruled the enemy force not superior and awarded him four thousand five hundred seventy dollars.
The will of Philip D Armour Jr provides two thirds to trustees for three executors and one third to the widow May E Armour. The estate includes real estate valued at about 20 000 and personal property around 40 000. Philip D Armour died recently in Pasadena California.
Chicago market day report with WMEAT and Wheat actions, firm May prices, and quiet trade. Cattle and hogs receipts and prices noted. Liverpool prices show steadiness with subdued buying. Grain and feed markets described as quiet with small shifts, while futures edges suggest cautious demand.
The New York money market and stock activity show signs of volatility as traders react to fluctuating quotations across government bonds, commercial paper, and corporate issues. Analysts note thinning demand and shifting prices with outlooks uncertain for near term dividends and market liquidity.
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