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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
5
A large enthusiastic meeting launched a drive by the Commercial Club to promote Santa Fe shops. Talks stressed prompt and liberal action, with a committee of nine guiding the effort. The group discussed securing property and financing to secure shop space and ease relocations for residents, aiming to present a united plan to Topeka and supporters.
Col Holliday remains in critical condition with weak heart signs. Reports indicate possible improvement after recent treatments though risk remains high and death is feared by officials as lingering complications persist.
Real estate transfers are listed with multiple names and property movements around New York. The fragment includes buyers such as Arbuckies and mentions March and weekend dates, plus remarks on market activity and local figures.
Washington reports a heated scene in the Curry Aline investigation as Attorney Lentz and Governor Steunenberg clash over alleged false statements and threats. The governor recounts February visits to the Coeur d'Alene region, talks with imprisoned men, and the alleged plan to compel miners through a permit system. The committee adjourned, with debates over witnesses and possible expulsion tactics, before Steunenberg continues testimony tomorrow.
The Mantay and Lakota social page records a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs Curles Broad Smiths home with guests including Mrs Avery Turner of Chicago and several club members. Partial names appear, noting Horace Hail and others, with program remarks mentioning Mapolwen and light entertainment.
Mie iby Ware reports on Napaleants influence on page layout and a discussion led by Miss Florence Greer. Abby Ware shows a fine collection of photographs of Paris buildings and famous spots, a topic the group enjoyed. The next Felicity Club meeting will be at Mrs. Devit Palmer’s home in two weeks.
March 28 in Prankfort Kentucky reports no new developments in the inquiry into the Goebel assassination. Henry Youtsey, the young man arrested yesterday, remains jailed awaiting an examining trial likely this week. Detained figures and unnamed associates are described with conflicting claims amid intense political pressure and varied testimony.
Charles E L Macrum of East Liverpool Ohio ex consul at Pretoria testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee recounting claims that British officials opened his mail during his tenure. He cited two opened letters as evidence and described communications with state and foreign offices while noting delays and cipher issues.
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