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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1900
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe Sam Badges' awakening and beads tied to a man buried in a troubling tale. References mention Prosperous Purmes and Chlonel Sam Taites amid unclear policy hints and shifting tensions.
Court records detail bribery allegations involving multiple defendants in Bartehare Pa. The article cites trial dates and names, noting motions and preliminary hearings as prosecutors pursue charges related to improper influence.
The Topeka Methodist Church district announces new pastor assignments and changes in posts. The slate includes Rev. Fal Sucrety from The Deeg Theological seminary, and the transitions cover several local church appointments with dates and placement details.
A fragmentary note describes a Shakespeare Folio from 1523 sold at Daly auction for 5 400. The garbled text lists names and places including New York and Pan-American Exhibition, with uncertain references to bidders and conditions.
Acutrsie city audience announces Wells and Murphy to meet Sea Francies on March 2. Fragmented text mentions Al Neill and local figures, with unclear references to event details and participants.
Former Tennessee chaplain denounces the whiskey problem in the Philippines. He claims about 300 saloons operate in Cebu and nearby cities, urging the administration to close them and stop American whiskey sales to soldiers. He asserts officers have debunked his statements, but he challenges actions to curb intoxication and improve discipline before further U.S. military actions.
New York dispatch reports a government plant threat prompting Gencess and steel firms to discuss cheaper armored plates. Congress debates costs for 24 000 tons annually with bids for 2 000 tons to meet war needs. Bethlehem works compares cheaper plate while naval leaders prepare to brief leaders on procurement.
Debate on a Manila resolu tion and military affairs heats up as Congressman Gallinger and others press for action while warnings about withdrawal of American forces and troop morale rise. Reports describe a San Francisco ship carrying arms, prisoners, and convalescent troops returning from Manila with details of the war’s toll and claims of unrest.
Promoters in New York announce a proposed merger linking the Battery Park firms of the New Henal Steel company, the American Steel Hulls, and the American Tin Plate concern. Officers share a treasurer and conduct business through a single building, though charters and feeders remain separate as talks continue. Lincolnhire Handicap results highlight racing news with Geetteny winning.
Lieutenant Commander James Gillmore reported at the service today and is likely assigned to duties in Washington. He appointed Bhessee Stone to the department and passed a scrutiny exam. Old friends in the squadron welcomed Secretary Long who discussed wartime matters and cautioned about changes needed during his captivity. It is probable the officer will be detailed for duty in Washington.
Sante Barbera Cal March 27 describes a report from the viodo Tien of three Chinese men stranded for four inland months with little food. The trio reportedly scavenged a camp, one died about two months ago, and the others were found in a weakened state when a relief party arrived.
Vito Paoletto a saloonkeeper on Ping street shot and killed his partner Frank As Lopld Glavite. Five bullets were fired while Glavite’s back was turned. Paoletto, who lost a leg months earlier, fled to a barber shop then hid until police arrived. Despite medical exams no cause of death was found and he remained unable to speak. Police questioned him. doctors concluded he was too shaken to speak.
Frank Stein arrested after resisting testifying in a murder inquiry in Jefferson County. Prompted by a message from Oakland, Stein was found within minutes and held in city jail until officers arrived. Archival notes also mention local agriculture figures and a priests death, plus Sioux City mayoral results.
Numerous names appear as contenders for county and city offices in Shawnee County, with announcements stressing primaries and party alignment. Candidates include Thomas P. Doran for county treasurer, Silas Rain for city probate judge, and A Caldwell for county superintendent, among others in sector wards and townships.
Legal notice lists voting precincts in the city for April 1900. It names Second, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Wards with precinct locations, polling places, and the clerks and judges appointed. Includes references to specific streets, stores, and intersections serving as voting venues and the deputies overseeing each site.
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