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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1900

Page

4

chaotic clippings reflect early 20th century politics and labor notes

Readable fragments show debates on free trade and Hawaii, mentions of President nominees, and a Massachusetts child labor report. References to General Harrison, Wheeler, and farm prices appear alongside wage data for cotton mills and women and children workers. The text hints at political rifts and looming party factionalism without a clear single story.

Indianapolis Hawaii Congress Tancme Leden Porto Rico Ben Harrison Nott Massachusetts Leber Conta

President McKinley’s Vision and Congressional Debate

A fragment from the Chicago Times-Herald quotes a Washington source on President McKinley’s stance toward tariff policy and France within a broader critique of Republican actions in Congress. The text questions why party legislators balked at a liberal justice agenda, calling the President’s justification a gesture of generosity. It notes underlying constitutional tensions and hints at observers’ broader political commentary.

Efror Chicago Times-Herald McKiniey Waasbhustan Cablout United States Lepel Leral Conhlutent Republican Party Congress

Portrait Fragments Reflecting Social Roles and Expectations

Fragmentary passages discuss gender norms and domestic duties in a dated social milieu. It notes wives tending homes, husbands outside work, jealousy among churchgoers, and the strain of expectations on women to be delicate while seeking attention from men. The tone mirrors a conservative era’s view of marriage and public decorum.

Fragmented Riffing on Sayings and Social Observations

A garbled column of aphorisms and witticisms touching on wealth, ambition, rumor, law, and daily life. It weaves modern quips about the foolish and the prudent, comments on crime and enforcement, and ends with scattered musings on happiness, power, and speech.

Quaker Reflections in a Philadelphia Record Style

A collection of humorous snippets and dialogue sketches satirizing morals and social manners. Characters discuss secrets in marriage, popularity of immoral plays, and light quips about Welsh rabbit and private lessons. The tone mimics an early 20th century newspaper column with witty, lightly risqué exchanges.

Sheldon’s Capital venture judged by Topeka critic

A Topeka editor reviews Mr Sheldon’s Capital experiment in depth, calling the first issue lacking major news items, criticizing interview practices, and questioning advertising ethics. The critique notes absent coverage of Newark fire, San Francisco plague, Philippine skirmishes, and US diplomacy, while praising sincerity but warning the plan may fail without real news.

New York Herald Sheldon Herata New York City Topeka State Journal Capital Sheldom Ines Guiteau Garfeld New York San Francisco Newark N.J Philippines Roberts Orange Free State Porte Biid Queson Guydo James Jeffries Sterne The Christian Herald T. DeWitt Talmange Jeffries United States Washington Great Britain N. J John Bright

Santa Fe plans faster stock runs with 40 new engines

Santa Fe will run stock trains at about 20 mph between division terminals this year. The railroad will use 40 newly delivered heavy locomotives to improve schedule times and reduce double headers. Lighter engines will handle cattle traffic while tonnage reductions aim to curb prior delays from long freight trains.

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Rumors Fly Of Colorado Midland Buyout By Big Roads

Denver reports stock purchases of Colorado Midland hint at a bid for a controlling interest. Rumors cite possible consolidation with Colorado & Southern as Rio Grande and C and S bid against Midland owners. Past Santa Fe control shapes investor caution amid talks of Cripple Creek extension and Ogden link.

Denver Colorado Midland Colorado & Southern Cripple Creek South Platte Canon Ogden Midland Geld New York Denver & Rio Grande The Rio Grande Santa Fe

Coast Travel Demands Transcontinental Service Display

General Manager Mudge comments that Coast Travel demands the longstanding Atchison and Santa Fe transcontinental service. He notes potential appeal for a buyer, while acknowledging Mr Sheldon’s front-page effort may fail and interior pages offer limited redemption.

Mudge Atchison, & Banta Fe Sheldon

Coast Tourist Service to Run Year Round Says GM Mudee

General Manager H. A. Mudee states the tourist coast service, once seasonal, will become a year round operation due to growing Westbound traffic. He notes California travel occurs year round and that immigrants and business travel to the Pacific coast rise. The service will extend to San Francisco, opening by May, aided by rail access to the port to boost passenger business.

H. A. Mudee West California Pacific Coast San Francisco Pacific

Circular Had No Effect on Colorado & Southern Dispute

Denver March 13 General Superintendent Dyer of the Colorado and Southern was told by a grievance committee representative that a new schedule is nearly ready for conference. Dyer will set a conference date when notified. Powell has been silent since Dunaway's resignation. officials claim no boycott materialized and workers seem content.

Powell Colorado & Southern Denver Dyer Dunaway Powel Mr. Dunaway

Agreement Ineffective as Traffic Managers Cut Grain Rates

New York March 18 The Commercial Advertiser reports ongoing rate cuts on eastbound grain despite a formal reduction of standard rates by trunk lines and their western connections. Traffic managers fail to agree on uniform application of 15 cents per 100 pounds for domestic and 12 cents for export, with several lines sharply undercutting rates to the Atlantic.

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Russell Harding Named General Manager of Missouri Pacific

St. Louis March 18. President George Gould announces the resignation of W B Doadrider as general manager of the Missouri Pacific Trent Mountain road effective today and the promotion of Russell Harding to general manager of the St Louis area and Missouri Pacific system.

Russell Harding W. B. Doddridge Missouri Pacific St. Louis George Gould Trent Mountain Road W. B. ‘. Doadrider St. Oye Ae

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