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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1900

Page

8

Estelle Convicted of First Degree Murder

A jury in Downed Grove found Estelle guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Constable Robert at Dunlap near Marshall County after escaping from jail. The verdict caps a tense case with EP, Mate, and other defendants tied to a burglary and safe cracking plot.

Mate Topaki ‘Poten Tle Downed Grove Crie It Robert Dunlap Karelia Jul Marshall County

Bald quits bicycle racing to reenter cycle meet

New York July 9 E C Bald, an American cyclist, quits bicycle racing for a Burma trip with Tod Brown and Charley Dwyer in 2698 and 186. Bald plans to reenter the cycle meet at Fountain Ferry track, camp at Pountal Louisville, but Kentucky Derby disrupted his return.

New York E. C Bald Haw Burma Jew Ronde Tod Bown Charley Dwyer Fountain Ferry Track Campalen Pountal Louiveille Kentucky Derby Way Bald

Morrison Hotel Fire Claims Lives and Injures Many

Fire swept the Morrison hotel on Vistula Avenue in South Bend early June 2 killing one man and injuring several others. Guests and staff escaped through stairways as flames engulfed the building, with rescue efforts hampered by smoke and collapsing floors. The dead and injured were identified by local authorities and news records. the blaze prompted evacuations and inquiries into the cause.

South Bend Ind Morrison Vistula Ave Nue Th. Bacar Hudson Mitch Rerane Ae Moers Adrian F. Saitth Burdth

Conta to Live at Cape Nome and Opiate Trade

Poor in the ven opiate business at Cape Nome. Tate 20 Hy, Lewis, former to BE Atelbaen, writes 10 tis Drotter Artur. In Atchison the passage costs $20 a month for rent and 31h week, with furniture and lumber costs noted as wood $55 a cord and lumber $500 per thousand feet.

Conta Cape Nome Atehieaz Tate Atelbaen Cpe Nome Drotter Artur Atchison

Boxes of Gold Sent for Letters About Grape-Nuts

A public appeal invites readers to write letters about Grape-Nuts with boxes of gold and cash prizes. Thirty or more writers will receive a $10 prize, while 200 others may win a smaller award. entrants are urged to describe the product's health benefits and taste. Submissions must be sincere and plain, mailed by July 2.

Renton Emir Fool Alriwt Eteryone

No Fusion in Sight in Kansas Politics Rift

A Kansas political row centers on the Great Bend convention and a split among fusion supporters. WL Brown criticizes Me. Duval and his committee for derailing compromises, framing a three way contest among Long Duval and Camphill. The piece notes party tensions and potential fallout for Democrats Populists and Republicans.

Great Bend WL Brown Duval Tay Long Camphill Kansas Papuliste Democratic Committee Kansex City Pipers Camp Bei Carmen Dual Campbell Ryan Loni McKinley Pic Biante Divali Democratic Party Sam

Trouble over Towne at Minnesota Democratic convention

Minneapolis June 20 The Democratic state convention opened with expected friction over endorsing Charles A. Towne as vice presidential candidate. Towne allies prepared a resolution urging the natural convention to consider him favorably. Likely four delegates at large include P. B. Winston Thornton and Rosine with Governor Lind’s private secretary among them.

Minneapolis Minn Charles A. Towne Friends of Towne Minnesota Democracy P. B. Winston Jr.Tornton St. James Rosine Lind Delogites

Seaton Objects to Leland Badge at Kansas Rally

Reports from Kansas describe turmoil at Pintadetona where John Seaton denounced Cyrus Leland retiring national committeeman. A compromise assigned the chair to confer the badge without a speech amid factional tensions within the delegation.

Kansas Pintadetona Dek Cyrus Leland John Seaton Leland Troy Chalrandy

Relief on War Front Amid Boxer Rebellion Strife

Wires report damage to tarbor tines from war boats, seven hundred Chinese casualties feared, British cruiser connected to the incident, and dispatches describe attacks on Christians at Yum Nan Pu. U S transport Thomas diverted to Nagasaki with twelve hundred troops for Manila. Admiral Seymour’s arrival hinted as Boxer resistance grows near Shanghai. Wording notes the German minister’s son’s reported death, and Taussig confirms Yorktown’s arrival at Che Foo with dispatches. W Ting Fang arrives in Philadelphia amid convention buzz and a reporter scramble for news in the lobby of Hotel Walton.

Mandschur Bhanghat Dany Cere Giere Chiname Fang Armatronge Projet Mass Delige Mreneh Beer Wel-Hw Czoeuno Tien ‘Tein Shanghai United States Thomas Manila Nagasaki Admiral Seymour Hong Kone Times West River Berlin Kino Chow Pekin Baron Yur Ketteler Munster China Priday Crefoo Washington Miry Department Taussig Che Philadelpha Svs Ting Hane Walton Phiadelphia Philadelphia Roonevelt Biaillie

Hanna says no VP pick. McKinley supporters confuse convention

Senator Hanna to The Times-Herald denies indicating a presidential preference. He says no candidate chosen, delegates prefer to defer to President McKinley. He warns some leaders have confused the matter and vows to name a choice from John Davis Long if forced to speak at the convention.

Philadelphia Hanna Times-Herald Ion McKinley John Davis Long Massachusett

Snapshot News From Topeka and Nearby Places

A garbled roundup lists state politics, visits, and events. Mis Alice Gentry visits Hiawatha while John Harrison travels on business in Pueblo Colorado. Local races and party meetings are noted in Topeka with the Republican state league session June 25 and county committee plans. A Lutheran church reception for Rev H J Fen Dreyer, and a Santa Fe man Hugh Matton are mentioned among numerous brief items.

Cole Girard Mis Alice Gentry Hiawathis John Harrison Pueblo Colo Idovd Garrison Munsfald Ohio A. S. Mubree Fataywite AD Gray Ceonch Mayle Hutt Republican State League Topeka Republican Flambeau Club Col Petry

Utah Climate and Union Pacific Holiday Fare Note

The article extols Utah as a rich climate and health resort area with Si lvestre Velez di Escalante cited. It promotes a Union Pacific round trip fare to Ogden and Salt Lake City from Missouri River with specific travel dates and contact agents for details.

Utah Silvestre Velez di Escalante Great Salt Lake Chest Salt Lake Union Pacific Ogden Salt Lake City Missouri River F. A. Lewis Tibet Agt J. ©. Fourox

Kansas theater and court notes in scattered items

A mix of local happenings includes DeWitt Clinton injured in San Francisco, a juvenile court case in Wis, and a probate inquiry. The Sunday readings at the Friar Eredictarian chared will be held, a special train to transport students to a school event is planned, and a Santa Fe relief train funds India famine victims. A Topeka Crawford theater event on November 3 features performers and opera scenes.

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