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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1900

Page

5

Turbulent Snapshots From An Early Evening City

Fragmented OCR reports a busy night in the city with scattered notes on paving work, legal visits, college events, and civic meetings. References to Lake View, Topeka, and the federal building hint at local governance and community activities amid chaotic prose.

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Fragmented notes reflect a troubled legal case and confession

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Ade A Smith and a 1408 Feast setting, with references to a prison credit and a troubled confession. It hints at a crime or legal matter involving Deans iCitney Pike and a store, with unclear events and ageold investigative context. The passage shows oppressive tone and uncertain outcomes.

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Local Church and Guild Events Highlight Community Meeting

Beek community notices describe a Monday evening gathering at the West Street Federal hall for the Christ Hospital Guild and newly elected officers. Plans cover a fundraising drive and social events, with remarks by Rev Charles Powell and archbishop figures, plus a sermon and special music.

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Bankers Adjourn and Chandler Elected President

The Staite Bankers association met at the county house with strong attendance. President WF Marc and Stanley presided as speakers discussed Unennese interests and bank policies. Hopkins of the Fit National Bank spoke on topics including the law and the sub-treasury proposal at Kan. Officers for next year were elected, including Hopkins as treasurer and Harris as secretary, with several members named to committees.

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Bankers Return from Fort Riley Prompt Kansas Law Review

A Kansas law recommendation follows Missouri’s for bandline and a note on reducing internal revenue tax on banks. The proposal seeks to support banking interests and conserve funds while bankers express thanks for entertainment.

City Kansas Missouri Benkers Fort Riley

Gold Democrats weigh timing after conventions

New York June 1 George Foster Peabody, chairman of the Gold Democratic National committee, says the party will delay a formal declaration until after the Philadelphia and Kansas City conventions. A Indianapolis meeting is planned three weeks after Kansas City to review platform declarations and candidate prospects, with no immediate pledge or ticket expected.

New York George Foster Peabdy Gold Democraic Retional Committee Philadelphia Indianapolis Kansas City Phiadelphia Kansas Ghiey Uldicket

Severe storm hits Gaiena area with widespread damage

A violent storm tore through Gaiena Kan in June causing extensive damage across the minting district. Buildings suffered collapse and electrical outages while several individuals were injured or killed after trees and debris struck. Cleanup and assessments followed as authorities investigated the incident.

Wind Storm Hits Mound City and Oswego Rail Line

A northwest wind storm struck Mound City Kansas on June 3 causing extensive damage to buildings trees and chimneys and unroofing several dwellings. In Oswego a St Doula and San Francisco railroad wreck lifted a train off the track with two express cars dropped twenty feet. Two tramps riding in a wagon sustained injuries.

Missouri Bassas & Texas St. Paul Atock Mound City Kan Aevon Thorugh Wichita St Doula & San Francisco Oswego Art

Fort Scott man, Anthony, dies suddenly in Fort Scott

Fort Scott Kansas reports the sudden death of Mr Anthony, brother of Susan B Anthony and editor of the Leavenworth Times, from heart disease last night. He had been a prominent Fort Scott businessman for thirty years.

Fort Scott Kan June Mr. Anthonys Susan B Anthory D. R Anthony The Leavenworti Time

Last Day At Milwaukee Voter Convention Session Report

The Milwaukee voter convention on its final day featured sessions on opportunities of the federal moment chaired by Mrs Sarah Pratt Decker of Denver. Speakers included Mrs Conley Ware of Chicago Mrs Elizabeth Ballard Thompson of Grand Rapids and Mrs Harriet Tokre of Gomia. A group of topics followed with Miss Mary T McDowell of Chicago and others discussing mentors and working women’s issues. The event covered arts sports and industry updates with remarks by Mrs Lowe and notable figures from Syracuse Philadelphia and Brooklyn. After reorganizations led by Mrs Tilen Henrotia, the proceedings highlighted industrial society topics and the presence of Mrs Edward Lanesreh and other guests.

Milwaukee Wis Federa Mon Sarah Pratt Decker Denver Conley Ware Colcagy Elizabeth Ballard Thompson Grand Rapids Harriett. Tokre Gomia Charlee Matris Helen A. Whittier Lewell Myra Lica Dock Horssburg Ill Mary T. McDowell Chicas Aternants Mra Lowe Mies Charlester Wilwinson Syracuse Gee W. Kendrick Philadelphia Corusiuis Zalyresity Breok Hersah Tail Fedora Feorgatheas Tilen Henrotia Earn Ae Henorery Bresiitert Hse Se Prestbt & Toeranriat Kg Edward Lanesreh Sabon Industrial Society Iat Mre Cveitee & Brown Chicago

Federation delegates hear on consumer power and municipal art

The Milwaukee federation held a convention with receptions in eleven homes and talks by Mrs Sarah Platt Deckst of Denver and Mrs Frederick Nathan of New York. Sessions covered consumer power and factory inspection, plus a talk on municipal art by George Duncan PhD. Nominating committees outlined officers, and bylaws were amended to add a second vice president and a council quorum based on member representation across states.

Milwaukee Alhambra Consumers Teague Sarah Platt Deckst Denver Frederick Nathan New York Consumers League Florence Finch Kelly New York National Consumers Inellece Consumers League Edith Howells Massachusetts Consumers League Corinne S. Brown Chicago George Euncan Wisconsin Charles Ko Fairbanks Indiana Edward J. Bochwalter Ohio Annie West Massachuseta Mary Lockee District of Columbia Margaret J. Evans Minnesota W. J. Christie Montana Li- Han Streator New Hampshire WT. Crm South Dakota Pridty Kansas City Kate Reynold Lobinger Colorado Federation

Sloan's Colt Second At Manchester Whitsun Cup Race

At the Manchester Whitsun meeting the Manchester Cup of 200 sovereigns was not won by the Duke of Portland's Bay. La Roche ridden by J C Dyers Joe Chamberlain finished second and Cherium ridden by L Reif finished third.

Through Train to Portland and Pacific Express

Burlington Route announces new daily through train to Portland and Pacific Express with connections from Chicago to Omaha St Paul Minneapolis and beyond. Special fares Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo return $24 and $23 with Santa Fe tickets on sale June 1st. Stopovers allowed at Colorado common points. Baseball match noted between Denver Reds and Western clubs with game at 3 20 PM.

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