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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
6
Local grocer markets the lowest possible price margins due to high volume. Various items listed include fresh potatoes, maple syrup, molasses, canned goods, coffee, lemons, peaches, tomatoes, prunes, dried grapes, and more. The ad emphasizes prompt delivery and broad selection.
A fragmentary account details J Nt Burton's spectacle in Philadelphia and Kansas tensions over McKinley nomination prospects. It notes Burton's influence, the Democratic fundraising form, and the push for a strong convention lineup with references to Baruch, Stoker, and McKinsey in a political maneuver amid early 1900s party strategies.
McCormick of Wililipsburg renews bid for Congress as Populist nominationfront. He has served in national House and faces opposition from Raper. Local party members doubt his renomination prospects, but McCormick presses his campaign and aims to regain support amid party maneuvering.
Ex Populist Attorney General Bove and W Dillard former state railroad commissioners dissolved partnership to practice law in Kansas City Missouri Reyle who opposed corporate creed hired as attorney for corporate clients in cattle business with Kansas cattlemen Firm plans to keep Mr Gitar and grow business likely to move operations to Fort Scott
Civil authorities report collective consent from embassies to levy duties without prior pact with the Porte. The move follows protests from those advocating protective tariffs. In other news, a snowstorm halts streetcar lines in Cedar Rapids and the Bratendaim goes aground near Mam Luis amid a storm. Grosvenor is nominated for Congress in Athens. A humorous exchange from Puck magazine notes a flirty, cautious young woman weighing marriage prospects.
Kingston Jamaica reports amid Barbadian sugar crisis that sullen Black laborers face hunger and mass emigration to St Lucia. Fires sweep cane fields as protests rise against wages and colonial policy. officials weigh forced migration to ease unemployment and famine.
A fragment urges solving crowded conditions by migrating from St. Lucia to Macedonia as a means to obtain livelihood. The text portrays a plea for better facilities and opportunities to absorb the surplus population.
North Topeka column reports residents in town today and moving plans. J B Hatta left for St Louis to visit science while G W Petro and family relocate to EH street. R Trachsel returns from Meriden. New tea nt club meeting planned at Jeffers & James store and Mrs Courtney hosts a millinery open tour. Local education notes include Saint Sunday school hires and a new kindergarten project. A drug store opening and local shop moves complete the week’s civic notices.
Hubert Lardner of Port Scott withdraws from the fusionist bid for Congress in the Second district. He thanks supporters, cites business plans after leaving office, and says he cannot repay past kindness. The move ends his candidacy and alters the local race dynamic.
Charly M. Loring, president of the Culver Art association and originator of the Minneapolis park system, will speak at a free tonight assembly on parks. The lecture aims to show why every city needs a park system and how to advance public spaces.
From Odessa the report states that the war’s objective is clear the forces now preparing in South Huss Ne Lom are ready for active service. The Black Sea squadron and transports stand ready. Tensions between St Petersburg and the Porte grow daily with potential serious consequences. Russian garrisons on the Chaecae mina frontier have been quadrupled and equipped for action.
Albany March 28 The bill repealing the Horton boxing law passed the New York Senate and now goes to the governor for signature. The action clears the way for the measure to become law upon approval.
Market report details wheat and corn strength with steady livestock trends. Chicago prices for wheat corn oats soybeans show gains and openings, with notes on receipts and future demand, while New York stocks, money market, and agricultural commodities move amid cautious optimism.
A chaotic market report notes foreign buying and short covers, with J C Goings quoting brokers amid shifts in New York Central and Pennsylvania interests. Weather, grain, and cattle data mix with Topeka prices for green salt and cotton futures, painting a busy trading day across markets.
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