Armistice Secured After Night of Panamanian Fighting
Turbulent fighting across Panama City ends with a 12 hour truce to bury the dead and collect the wounded. American and British consuls led mediation with revolutionary leaders while efforts to prevent a bombardment continue, as both sides suffer heavy losses and key rebel and government figures are reported killed or wounded.
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New York
Gerald Green
Panama
Thid Agreiment
Megekiah Audeer
Wneral
Soneul
Lebul
Madere
Beth Biden
Baulonon Terserrov
Coawut Godger
Tanai
Peeserve
Fressom
Tramiit
Campo
Ray Bi
Ambbuianios
Lannder
Seton
Vestars
Genrrala Temistociew Dine
Jonaquin
Col. Linares
Pero Pachio
Topeka City Council Proceedings July 1900 Entry
Official council notes from Topeka State Journal dated July 26 1900 record quorum present with Mayor in chair and attendance of council members Mime Merean Myers Millett Bhattinger Water Dniner Warner Bwenties Roundtree Hughes Bett Bett.
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Topeka State Journal
Myers
Millett
Bhattinger
Water
Dniner
Warner
Bwenties
Atment
Bett
Roundtree
Hughes
Jon Pire
Council Chamber
Topeka
Kansas
Notice of Bear Way paving meeting in Topeka
City clerk J. J. Squires reports a special session of the Mayor Office to set a meeting for pavement and curb work on Bear Way and Jake Thik. The adjourned council earlier adopted objections, with Warner presiding over a special session and bids to be considered for weed control and street improvements in Topeka. The notice lists attendance by council members and officials.
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Bear Way
W. Squires
Tony Aorta
Wil Pest UU Ani
Pers Bates
Peta
Alther Bratingen
Weber
Aces
Aataitenea
Warner
J. J. Squires
Topeka Council Deliberates on Water Waste and Sidewalks
Official Topeka Council proceedings note a regular session with mayor presiding. Petitions seek sanitary waste water management and new sidewalks along Quincy to Monroe and Incy streets, five foot widths, plus paving near West Fifth street. A water company communication is filed. a motion to reconsider a vote on placing city peaks on West Fifth street is recorded.
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Ily Ath
Okie Say
Ae Shintt StatUngor
Weber
Warner Rosndtres
Swasusa
Mayer
Waition Ce
Counellen
Grantan
Intie
Dias
Larpaia
Quincy End
Patttton
Louis Vanteas
Itm Street
Wrenin
Harst
Boh
Corneliman
Bt A. A. Pusley
Ng Ae
Buri
Reed
Wee
Fi Sirest
Topeke Water Company
Gliem
Nedene Tata
West Fifth Nirest
Fagaon
Tradt
Wat Charny
West Fifth Street
Hay Meets President in Canton Conference and Lunch
Secretary of State Hay arrived in Canton at 11 45 and began talks with the president. He dined with the president and Mrs Blu Kinley at 12 45, then after 2 25 weathered a train back to Washington.
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Hay
Washington
Canteon
Canton
McMindy Hore
Blu- Kinley
City Council minutes show bids and contracts approved
The record outlines motions by Chairman Mear and others on licenses, resolutions, and committee reports. It notes adoption of reports, recusations, and referrals, including sewer and waterwork matters, street paving contracts, and internal improvements with bids from Wall, Hanley, and others.
Breidenthal Sends Telegram From Topeka
Special to the State Journal Fort Scott July 26 John W Breidenthal replies to telegrams urging his return after nomination. He cites official duties preventing coming and pledges support for the ticket. He appeals to reformers to unite to overthrow wealth power imperiling the nation and liberties. He promises perfect union with our forces for victory.
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John Breidenthal
Fort Scott
State Journal
John W. Breidenthal
Topeka
Imany
Sourh
Hurrell Named Republican State Senator Candidate
F Hurrell of Holton was nominated by Republicans at Whiting for state senator in the district covering Atchison Jackson and counties. The convention chose Hurrell to represent Jackson county and instructed him to vote for Lucien Baker for United States senator.
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F. Hurrell
Holton
Whiting
Atchison
Jackson
Jackson County
Murrell
Hurrell
Lucien Baker
United States
Delegates Released In Concordia Judicial Contest
The Concordia judicial contest remains unchanged as delegates were asked to declare freedom to change votes. A post announcement ballot showed no change and about 2000 ballots have been cast with no progress toward a decision.
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Concordia
Afro-American League forms to organize Kerens voters
Port Scott July 26 fusion managers today organize the Kerens voters for the Afro American League formed with officers President Colonel James Beck of Topeka President Walker Fort Scott Secretary G L Hudson Ottawa Treasurer W H Hazelridge Lemven The following committees were selected First district W H Hazelridge Lauvenworth William Twing Atchison Second district John Graham Fort Scott Walter Cox Weaver Third district Washington Landers Oswego J S Lewis Weir City Fourth district J A Emporta Pitin Fourth district D I P Fox Dupetian City James Bremies Junction City
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State Journal
Port Scott
Fusion
Stesie
Wiliam Twing
Atchison
John Graham
Fort Beatta
Walter Cox
Weaver
iWashington
Boyd Wins Then Loses in Auditor Selection
Special to the State Journal from Fort Scott July 31 reports HN Boyd of Wellsville leading in the first base tally for state auditor before a stampede shifted support to West rate. A second ballot was not held as Bord’s motion made West rate’s nomination unanimous.
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State Journal
Fort Scott
HN. Boyd
Welleville
Eee
Foten
Boye
Westrate
Labot
Bord
Convention Call From Fort Scott Populists Plans Topeka Meet
A group calling itself Goren mice of the road Populists led by FM Chenault of Fort Scott plans a convention in Topeka soon. Chenault and a few kin are at odds with Breidenthal and others.
Defense closes in Jester murder trial near Kansas
A New London trial scene in Missouri records defense witnesses aiming to impeach key testimony by W H Shrewsbury in the Alexander Jester case for Libert Gates's murder. Witnesses from Jasper and Van Buren, Arkansas testify to Shrewsbury's reputation and past dealings as the state produces rebuttal witnesses.
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Post-Dispatch
New London
Alexander Jester
Libert Gates
William Shrewsbury
Tee
Hulen Lane
Omar Welcb
Jasper Mo
W. H. Shrewsbury
Cullen
Webb
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Shrewsbury
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Porrest
A. A. Gates
Paris
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Jester
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Hilbert
Porteat
C. H L. Graves
Center
Allison
L. Grieves
Graves
Jorney Allison
Frank Warren
Ven Buren
Ark
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van Buren
Eighth Annual Meeting Closes Of Building Association League
Indianapolis July 26 final session of the eighth annual meeting of the United States League of Bulrine and Loon associations. Retiring President Fitzmorris presided. Papers read included Julius Stern Chicago on obstacles faced by building and loan associations. Carroll De Wright labor commissioner paper read by proxy. Judge Seymour Dexter Elmira spoke on Evolution In the system of building and loan operations. Gerald Fitzgerald Grand Rapids spoke on General principles of building association law settled within the year.
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B & Association
Indianapolis
Ind
United States League of Bulbine and Loon Association
Fitzmorris
Julius Stern
Chicago
Burn
Carroll de Wright
United States Labor Commissioner
Towne expected in Chicago for National Populist Unit talks
A telegram from Reno reports Mr Town e cannot reach Chicago today and will confer with National Populist committees tomorrow. The committees, 162 members in two groups, will meet at the Grand Hotel Indianapolis in August for presidential and vice presidential candidate notifications. The Democratic headquarters will move from Unity building to Auditorium Annex on July 11.
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Chicago
Towne
Reno
Unity
Auditorium Annex
Associated Press
Kansas City
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Smallpox at Fort Leavenworth Prison Health Alert
Three cases of smallpox developed at Fort Leavenworth penitentiary in Kansas. All affected inmates are isolated and extra precautions are in place to prevent spread. The facility has not yet been quarantined, though measures are intensified after recent outbreak. The three prisoners had been released from isolation prior to the current outbreak.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kas
Teteran
Fort Leavenworth
Wood and Root Discuss Cuban Postal Fraud Case
Washington, Root spent most of the morning weighing the report of the fourth postmaster general on Cuban postal frauds. An order for Rathbone’s arrest was reportedly issued by Gen Wood. Root with Col Edward of the menial division and Judge Magoon examined the legal questions involved, and it was stated Wood would receive full charge of the matter.
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Washington
Root
Gen Wood
Rathbone
Col Edwaraciel
Meniar
Magoon
Santa Fe Operators Raise Fund for Widow of Murdered D C Coates
Santa Fe operators and peers from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas have raised 3807 53 for the widow of D C Coates Winfield Santa Fe operator murdered in his office in April. Subscriptions range from 50 cents to 82 10 with South Winfield and Topeka representatives contributing notable sums. A suspect believed to be the killer is in custody in Cowley county.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
D.C. Coates
Winfield
South Winfield
Topeka
Coates
Protectirs
Cowley County
Holliday Back. Jomeay Returns from Denver
Charles K. Jomeay who sold part of his stake in Ellis and Trego shale lands for 125000 has returned from Denver and refuses to discuss the matter. He hints something has occurred but says the interested parties are not ready to go public. No money has yet reached trustee W A L Thompson, indicating no $10 gold per ton showings to the Ott syndicate. Thompson says the California parties offer still stands.
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Charles K. Jomeay
Ellis and Trego
Denver
W. A. L. Thompson
California
Ott
Thompson
Max Regis Freed in France Trial Acquittals
In Draguignan France on July 26 the trial of Max Regis and eleven associates concluded with acquittals. Regis, once mayor of Algiers, faced charges tied to anti Semitic clashes and germ alleged plots. His supporters and mother attended as he blamed Jews for the affair and thanked the jury after the judgment.
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France
Max Regis
Algiers
Dreyrun
Gugrid
Paris
M. Rogia
Chabrol
Spain
M. Hexis
Tio
M. Regis
Confident of Victory in Fusion Era Boxed by Kansas Conventions
The Kansas conventions report strong support for the fusion ticket and optimism for a November victory. Leaders praise the results as historic, with Democrats and Populists united in confidence for the campaign and a hoped for majority in the upcoming election.
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Hw. O. Johenson
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Kansan
Taylor
Theatrical Opening Promises Busy Redmond Season
The Redmond Stock company under Charles Elliott will open Monday August 27 with The Hottest Coon in Dixie and At Piney Ridge to follow. Manager Crawford continues to book acts as the season builds, with Runaway Girls and Shenandoah among recent bookings. In London, A J Balfour warns that export prohibitions on war munitions extend to coal and other military ores amid a France supply scare.
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Redmond Stock Company
Charles Elliott
Grand Pers
Dixie
Piney Hidge
Crawford
London
Great Britain
France
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
Hiver of Commons
Wreck of Etta A Stimpson Reported in Gulf of Mexico
Edward Shea mate of the steamer Etta A Stimpson reports the schooner was wrecked in the Gulf of Mexico after leaving Bangor June 28. He arrived at Southampton July 26 and says all crew were rescued by the French vessel Milo and landed at Cherbourg on July 12.
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London
Edward Shea
Etta A. Stimpson
Bangor
Southampton
Stimpson
Milo
Cherbours
Wichita Recruits for China
Wichita Kansas reports eleven recruits sworn in today and sent to San Francisco for service in China. Idle armed forces details are limited due to printer errors.
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Chine
Kan
Bere
San Francisco
China
Maybury the Man Manned by Michigan Democrats to Lead the Ticket
Detroit July 2 William C Maybury mayor of Detroit was tendered the Democratic nomination for governor of Michigan by the state convention with unanimous support No ballot was needed as other candidates withdrew amid loud cheers Delegates praised the convention size and pledged reforms opposing corporate wealth and proposing a tax on unearned mining wealth to curb charter corruption
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Ben
William C. Maybury
Michigan
Maybury
Amitchigan
Franchises Tax and Vote Platform Featured at Convention
The platform calls for a tax on existing franchises aligning with earnings, bans further franchises by municipalities except via direct public vote, and includes pledge to repeal laws granting special privileges. The Maybury affair influenced delegates, with nominating speeches for governor and a recess after Maybury’s nomination. The convention adjourned after electing a ticket: Lieutenant Governor James G. Seenetsty, State-Jour Weeks of State John W Ewing, Treasurer Charles F. Sundstram, Auditor General Hiram E. Haddon, Attorney General James O'Hara, Commissioner George Williams, and Superintendent Stephen H. Latgedon. Presidential electors at Large Lawrence Hubinger and Philip B. Wachtel. The note mentions the Kid Team social by Irwin Lodge 20 A M W Thursday July 26 with basket auction by Brother Weesis.
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Bryan
Stevensge
Maybury
Mtter
Dean Segion
Aloluck
James G. Seenetsty
Jour
Lawrence, Hubinger
Philip B. Wachtel
Wheat and corn market notes from Chicago trading day
Chicago market reports show wheat trading quiet then soft after a firm start aided by Liverpool. Corn and oats opened lower and recovered some, with weather and harvest expectations influencing receipts. Provisions trade was light. hogs and cattle saw varied demand across major livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City.
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Temier Aperied Iin
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Topeka Market Notes and New York Gold Rumors
Topeka markets report grain and hay prices with heavy notes on corn and wheat futures, salt hay, and market conditions. New York gossip and money market movement discuss gold exports to France and British finances amid war costs and currency shifts.
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