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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1900

Page

5

Commercial Club Invites Democratic Nominee for Auditorium Opening

Topeka Commercial Club plans a one day event for the auditorium opening in mid September. Roosevelt and General Wheeler expected, with William Jennings Bryan possibly visiting Fort Scott. Bryan would be the only Kansas stop, aims for presidential service leave. The club hopes to host prominent public men for the ceremony and dedicate the auditorium during the last week of September.

Topeka Roosevelt Kansas Te Helms Auditorium

Cost Over $35 000 Reports Show Kansas Federal Court Expense

The United States court in Kansas spent $35,928 in the 1900 fiscal year. Marshal disbursements totaled 3,480. The figure excludes witness fees where the U S was not a party. Judge Hook presided four months, with terms at Fort Scott Fort Leavenworth Topeka and nearby adjourned sessions in Topeka.

Kansas United States Court State of United States Marshal United States Hook Fort Leavenworth Seaeron Topeka

OLD ENEMIES MINGLE AT BLUE AND GRAY REUNION

Ants Ga July 1 Blue and Gray reunion begins tomorrow with vie lto re shown over the bar. Veterans from ex Union and ex Confederate armies attend. Gen A P Stewart oldest Confederate general and Gen W Joteston past Grand Commander of the G A R arrive. Shaw of the GAR expected tomorrow. One fare to Ft Scott and return for state convention of Peoples Democratic and Sliver mean peonies Missouri Pacific train trip sale July 22 23 limited for return July 26.

Ants A P. Stewart W. Joteston Grand Army Ablic Cunhauéer Shaw G Arb Ft. Scott of Peoples Democratic Missouri Pacific Reura

Woman Attempts Suicide in Polk Street Home

A middle aged woman calling herself Mort T. McGuire, employed as a domestic by G. P. Worley at 1818 Polk Street, ingested laudanum and an unknown substance in a personal crisis. Rescued by two doctors, she was detained at the city prison women’s department under Mrs Thorpe, with her condition improving and not in danger. She claimed Kansas City hospital treatment and sought a housekeeper job, but refused to disclose motives, offering only the alias McGuire.

Mort T. McGuire Polk Street Alra Kansas City Kaew

Photos of the Eclipse at Chabot Observatory

The Georgia Prot of the Chabot observatory reports photos from the May 28 solar eclipse show the corona with improved exposure control. Prof. act device adjusts exposure for different rays. inner corona captured in 4.6 seconds, outer portion at 4 seconds.

Bictaren Goocats Oakland Cal Georgia Chabot Observatory Ise

War on Love Rocks Kansas Democratic Faction

Efforts by Atwood and Neely to depose state chairman J Mack Love and seize control of Kansas Democratic machinery culminate at the Fort Scott convention. The dispute centers on patronage, district leaders, and the 1896 Republican rise, with Rob Ros and Pepperell figures shaping the battle plan.

Ins Democratic Party Atwood-Neely J. Mack Love W. H L. Anneer Bryan Peecy Watters Leavenworth County John H. Atwood F. Neely Love Pepperell Leavenworth Democrats John State Committee Leavenwores Dour Roe Murphy Rove Bac Democratie Ros A. L Jacksor Congress Farrelly Nou Pepperell Thas

Bricklayers Strike Ended By Three Year Accord In Chicago

The executive boards of Illinois brick manufacturers and bricklayers union signed a three year agreement effectively uniting most brickmakers. The pact allows the manufacturers to hire as they wish and sets arbitration for disputes with work continuing during arbitration. The deal, while politically contested, goes into effect in July and covers wage terms and conditions.

Chicago Illinois Tie Brick Company Alliance Freex Ee

City betting duel ends with Erlanger and Me Mekteley leading

Betting in New York City centered on a two contender race as Erlanger and Me Mekteley were reported to be carrying the city on July 18. Their viability and potential outcome remain the focus of local interest as the event unfolds.

New York City New York Erlanger Mea Mekteley City

Pardons and travel costs in Colorado notices

A garbled OCR segment notes Denver, Colorado Springs, and Santa Fe context with a $19.00 fee and a reference to October 3. Named individuals include T. L. Ming. The text mentions pardons and related administrative actions in Colorado communities.

Denver Pusbio Colorado Springs Santa Fe Caenee Springs Finni Siet Bee T. L. Ming Neest Dor

Social and Personal Notes Highlight Topeka Summer Outings

A Topeka social column lists numerous residents and visitors planning summer trips and gatherings. Mrs. James Brewer and Mrs. Harry Story entertain friends. families like Wood, Wellcome, McDonald, Hagan, Crawfont, and Vanderpool travel to Denver, Green Lake, Manitou, and Colorado points. Local events include a Christian Endeavor lawn social at Dr. Judé’s home and varied visits to Ottawa, Leavenworth, and Topeka, with several names and destinations noted.

Vida Mabel Wood James Brewer Harry Story Lake View New York J. Wood Ladington Mich Mary Brent Kansas R. ‘T. Herrick Slater Irah Devis Colorado B. & Quinton Denver Quintana University Willian Wellcome Winifred Margaret Green Lake Wis Wellcome Florence Lawrence McDonald Leavenworth Will Church Kansas City Topeka Brr John D. Hnox Belveir Eugene Hagan Atchison Mra Frank Thomas Misa L. Warren Lucy Kingman California Harry J. Bone Ashland Kaw Excelsior Sprint Max J.bacon Markc. Tett J. Crawfont Gee Crawford Arthur Capper W. H. Whitton Wiliam ‘Macferran Horace Macferran Edward Denns George A. Cole Elisabeth Girard Dolliver Ottawa Harold Chase A. W. Parks Dell Kelzer C. L. Vanderpool Marie Manitou Alice Vanderpool Christian Endeavor Society The First Presbyterian Church Corbin Judé Greenwood Avenue Walter Vente City of Mexico John Foley Kathleen John Westfield Warner Scott Warner Clarence Brown Hicepee Anthony Kan Mattie Hendricks Excelsior Springs Carrie Mason Chicago Marian Jackson Burington Ida Chittington Roy D. Marsh Auburndale Chautauqua County Hazel Howe Allen HG. Rising RM. Spivey Edna Wood F. It Herbert D. Crosby Bourne Leadvill Mary Wilkshire Mra Hi Grace Noble Washburn College Lee Gabler Holton Cox Gibb Oakland Lincoln Eid J. A. Turner Harriet Johns Emporia Gist Hawesville

North Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves

North Topeka column lists visitors and social visits at 25 Kanses avenue with Kimball Printing. notes residents traveling to California and Beatrice. millinery sale at Mrs Courtney. church ice cream social planned on Kansas Avenue lawn. infant death at Silver Lake and funeral at Rossville. plans for trips to California, Montana, and western states. hospital opening near Baker homestead announced. local physicians Dr Hammon and connection to Dr Sheldon.

Kimball Printing Company Kanses J. F. Hetzel Elmont North Side Mise Eizsle Rose Atchison M. EB Church Ed Scott Nelson San Bernardino Cal Mra Brammell Glankile Mra. Whitehead Quincy Grest Sliver Lake Rossville James Coughlin Monroe Street California Los An- San Francisco RH. Bowman Wilbur Hogaboom Dover Hanna Johnsso Galveston Texas Caldwell Central Avenue Road George Skinner Bunday Ohio Skinner Mr. Skinner J. HB. Skinner Will Maple Grove Hammon Em Sheldon

Will of Blackstone Admitted to Probate in Chicago

The will of Timothy B. Blackstone former president of the Chicago and Alton railroad died May 26 and is now recorded. It leaves about 4 million dollars with 16 6000 to public institutions 375 000 to relatives and the remainder to his widow Isa Bella FP Blackstone. Specific gifts include 25000 to St Luke Hospital 28000 to Past Savant Memorial Hospital 25000 to Chicago Relief and Aid Society and 100 for Brantford Conn. to his nephew James and others.

C & A. Road Chicago Timothy B. Blackstone Chicago & Alton Railroad Han Isabella FP. Blackstone St Luke's Hospital Savant Memorial Hospital Chicago Relief & Aid Society

Real Estate Transfers Involving Hatfield and Minick Sets

Real estate transfers appear with multiple grants including T A Hatfield and wife to Aim ee Mc ee t 32 percent, W H Minick and wife to RH Weightman lot 34 and other parcels. Ada Fort Jackson Street, Van Hoven, Hoyes to Joho Boyes, and D W Pulite parcels on Madison Street appear in a dense transfer ledger.

T. A. Hatfield Aimee S. McFaddé Aplor W. H. Minick RH Weightman Morris Éveq Stillson Seabrook Ll. Hep Paramore Jackson St King Heywood McFacbro van Hoven Sian Aren St Wim Curtin Hoyes Wits Joho Boyes Ston van Fore Ehina Joric Neton Chandler Metskern

Pick Smith In Europe After Elks Reunion

Cot Pick Smith writes from Atlantic City where he attended the Elks reunion and reports he has been commissioned by the secret service bureau to perform special work before returning. He plans a trip to the continent, as he becomes familiar to the purpose of his mission.

Atlantic City Cot” Pick Smith Elks Secret Service Bureau Government Cot. Smith Continent

Wanted travel dox and assorted local notices

Public sale and sale listings appear offering mercantile goods in Topeka. Advertisements include wanteds for housework laundry and a foreman position, plus a dog for sale and a three year old child care note.

Topeka Beesa Meeting Sets Allowing Action

A Topeka Beesa meeting approved an enabling action following a noticed agenda item. Details remain limited in the readable text. The organization appears to be preparing for an official allowance or authorization as part of its proceedings.

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