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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1900
Page
5
Gasds Advertised at Low Rates for Quick Trade
A terse notice offers limited stock of goods for sale with pricing set at six cents per week. The seller asks if readers have any changes in their business or mariners, requesting prompt information and indicating no desire for further investments.
Army strength debate hinges on prewar figures and reforms
A Tribune summary from Weetington discusses the Army law of 1898 and the Cockr-German act, noting that reductions apply to regulars and not necessarily to volunteers. It cites estimates of total active and retired personnel, including officers and cadets, and questions plans to restore numbers to pre Spanish war levels.
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New York
Tribune
Weetington Mys
Congress
Sabor
Pisk
Het
Legislados
United States
West Point
Watt
Neu
Hese Rugumnes
Isas
Toby
Yukue
Kansans to Attend Populists National Convention in Shreveport
Delegates from Kansas start their journey to the national Populist convention with meetings in Kansas City and a Dolly banquet in Denver area clubs. Officials report seventy of eighty four delegates have begun travel toward Sioux Falls for the convention while proxies cover the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Shwe Fuile
Kansas City
Orenant
Peter Cooper Club
Ne- Linki
Sioux Falls
J. Beran
Ie Clay Center
Sioux Palis
Pitxt Digtrics
John W. Breidenthal
Topeka
George W. Clark
H & Rout
A. T. Kees
Atohishi J
Tardy
Hiwatha
Wo Fippey
J. P Sama Seneca
JH Ceri
Valley Falls
G. W. Harrington
Wiawatha
Frank W. Elliott
Troy
J . Stone
Leavenworth
I B. Price
Fialton
Mathiet
E Ge. Prost
Kansas Day
AB Alles
Vinland
Stiney Wirsod
Harnenvilles
Ritter
Takay
Remeey
Mountain
Pat Gorman
Fulton
E. Kibbe
Princeton
Waols
George Li
Busterwood
Morris
Third District
Pittyburg
A. Fy
Leon Locke
Waleles Stevens
C Howeshalter
Sos
Aarseea Autre
AL Ze Brow
Qhitfora
W. W. Tenalys
Howard
Daird
Arkansas
King Jones
Cottonwood
Paris
Pepe
Osage City
Frank Sestanines
Outenli
Hurtington
Eastmoreland
M. A. Coppack
Ore
Dtatet
t—Gomer Tavies
Quacor
Eile MM
Staltte
F. Imo
Wilsam
Robertson
Atwood
van B. Gin
Oberlin
Rusehorm
Philiipeburs
Topaka Whist Players Defeat Kansas City in Cup Challenge
In Lincoln Nebraska the Topeka Whist Club claimed the silver loving cup after defeating Kansas City by three points. The cup will be shown at Topeka Whist Club rooms tonight while the next challenge will be arranged within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topaka
Kansas City
Cartral Whist Association
Lincoln
Neb
Des Moines
Howlett
McKown
Copeland
Weat
Topika
Alex
Comets
Washburn
Bronson
Kaneee City
McKeun
Tapeke
Meredith
Anderson
Broowen
Baying
Topeka Boys
Kansac Cickles
Topeka
Nehie
Nettehaliensy
Silver Delegates Attend W Conference in Kansas Avenue
State secretary D G Tliviaga announces a forthcoming W Conference meeting at 2 Ransis avenue with many notable delegates and speakers expected. The gathering, labeled highly important for the camp, will feature Duby Sid and A. Towse among others, drawing broad interest across the state.
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Ouves
Setunay
Ransis Avenue
Ana Asternites
Soi EL Boates
Ares
SA. King
ML James
Jeane Preainy
G. Watere
Dlerrison
Vernon
Justaon
Hort
Utchinson
Aoe
Fates Carseat
Golden
Duby Sid
Atatharles A. Towse
Still at loggerheads in Buffalo strike talks
May 7 Buffalo New Jersey reports Lacka Wanna and Erie employees remain at work while wage petition issues are debated by Lehigh Valley officials. Western New York and Pennsylvania crews await President De Courcey’s arrival. Erie railroad switchmen unionization grows as tensions rise and a strike seems possible within 24 hours.
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Bufalo
Lacka~ Wanna
Erie
Lehigh Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
de Courcey
Blake
Brie
Bruwn
Buffalo Division
Erie Railroad
Brann
Taxes Follow Flag Washington May
Commissioner Wilson of the internal revenue bureau issues new instructions effective May. From June 1, 1400, manufactured goods exported to Hawaii in bond must pay tax or forfeit drawback. Includes distilled spirits and related products, fermented liquors, and other items listed in schedule B of the war revenue act of 184% context notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Hawaii
Money Drawer Stolen From Topeka Confectionery
A Topeka confectionery on Joint Kansas Avenue reported a missing cash drawer last night. A clerk, Louis Jr, dozed at front, woke to find the drawer gone with about $2 in change. The empty drawer was later found in an alley behind W A L Thompson hardware store. Police were notified.
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Lovin Kharenkas
Tip Topeka Grectat
Sidres
Kansans Ayettae
Louis
Jower
Kansas
Eelick
Kansas Avenue
Lews, Jr
W. A. L Thompson
CAC
Free Teeth Extractions Delayed Painless Methods Intro
An ad offers free tooth extractions from 5 to 10 am to introduce patent painless techniques. It lists 15 day prices including $10 for a set of teeth and $15 for best teeth with 22k gold crowns, gold and silver fillings, and promises 10 year guarantee. Location is American Dental Parlors at 712 Kansas Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dental Parlors
DI & GC
Hosteller
Ser
Kansas Ave
Clay Center Liquor Club Funds Dispute Sparks Bank Clash
In Clay Center a quarrel over a Farmers and Merchants club fund of about 784.50 sparked a dispute after a city election defeated a joint liquor policy. The club treasurer refuses to pay funds without majority written instruction, while the bank and comptroller investigate alleged missing liquor stock and checks drawn on the club’s account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
Joral Bank
Farnicra and Merchants
First National Bank
Junive Royal
T the Bank
Davis
Miley
C. S. Jobes
Kansas
Taime
Inmterens
S Jobes
National Bank Examiner
Siri
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Club
Aaid Club
Hilt
F. & M. Club
OR. L Lindner
Myers
Decree Restores Inter Ocean News Service Against AP
In Chicago on May 7 a circuit court decree grants the Inter Ocean access to the Associated Press news service and lifts the AP ban on suspending the paper. The ruling finds AP a public interest entity and voids certain AP by laws and contract provisions that restricted exchange of news with perceived antagonists. The contract remains valid apart from the struck provisions, and AP personnel are enjoined from suspending the Inter Ocean’s service.
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Chicago
Mal Deores
Inter-Ocean
Associated Preva
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Ai Sectibi
Assoohated Press
Sis
Inter Ocean
Senate Conference Action and Sulzer Dissent in House Debates
Washington May 1 report on Senate approval of conference on army appropriation with Hawley Sewell and others named as conferees. Colorado cooperative colony desert lands debate includes Hansbrough Carter Sullivan among conferees. Everett port of entry in Puget Sound passed. Sulzer’s suspension attempt expressing sympathy for South African Boers halted. quarrels over journal approval and procedure noted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hawley
Sewell
Rell
Saence Wes
Perkisia
Warren and
Pettiing
Fe Sedaes Aiko
Colorado
Sulzer
New York
Sulser
Mr Sulzer
Mberty
South Africa
Appies
Mr. Sulzer
Mr. Sul
Sulwer
Tanner Aims to Influence Illinois State Convention
Governor Tanner from Springfield arrived in Peoria with Mrs. Tanner and aides to back the Republican state convention. He said the effort targets party control of the next Legislature, not a single U.S. senator, and warned against nominating a senatorial candidate. He planned to open headquarters at the National Hotel that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Peoria
Tanner
Springfield
United States
Amsdre
Minnois
Senate
Cullom
Tehould
Gullom
National Hotel
Fugn
Debates Roar at Methodist General Conference in Chicago
The Chicago session of the Methodist General Conference featured brisk debate and lively meetings. Opponents blocked Dr M Buckley’s resolution to remove contentious articles from the Daily Advocate and backed individual communion without discussion. The conference approved Huckles’ resolution on suppression of certain rights by a close vote after free remarks. Delegates urged openness on these topics. Dr J B Price questioned the amusement clause, arguing it may be unconstitutional, as the panel noted the paragraph’s long-standing origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sesmn
Methodist General Conference
M. Buckley
Daily Advocate
Conmeewsman Jobson
North Dakota
Hucktes
Humrald
Ilinois
Lanian
Haltimore
J. B. Price
New York
Durin
Price
Wellington Becomes First Dominion to Aid Ottawa Sufferers
Wellington passes a motion to forward 5,000 pounds to Canadian premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier for Ottawa disaster relief. The decision marks a notable pledge from New Zealand as Ottawa seeks aid from international allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Washington's May 32 Debate on Martial Law and Troop Authority
A Washington report recounts arguments by Robertson and allies on martial law in the Tang region and the authority of U S troops and federal officials. Sherriam and others are cited as central figures arguing for president control versus dual authority amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constvel
Uch Ademir
Robertson
Web Sminha
United States
Steuenbers
Ir. Robertson
Martial Lay
Tron
Populist Plans at Sioux Falls Convention
The van gaard of the People's party convention arrives with notable figures including Senator Allen of Nebraska and Congressman Sutherland. Senators Butler and Pettigrew, J B Weaver, and multiple correspondents join as delegates arrive from Kubans, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas and others amid tight hotel capacity. The Washington arc event leans toward adjournment after nomination, with vice presidency to be arranged by conference with the Democratic convention in Kansas City depending on sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Vangaard
People’s Party
Allen
Nebraska
Sutherland
Cass
Butler
North Carolina
National Committee
Pettigrew
J.B. Weaver
Kubans
Colorado
Texas
Washington
Kansas City
Market Report Shows Mixed Gains as Cables Fall
The market opened lower on weaker cables but steadied, with light trade and heavy wheat and corn activity. Cattle and hog receipts sold, prices mixed. soybeans and oats mixed to lower, with provisions weaker amid softer hog values. Local and regional bids varied as producers weighed near term demand and futures trends.
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Chiesco
Teco
Regent
UH Care
Sonizad
Oper
Elowe
McOrn Cirn
Metabo
Wheat and money shifts amid grain trade notes
Topeka market reports and New York money trends describe higher cash grain receipts, lower wheat prices, and shifting finance as interior crop shipments loom. The market notes carry Liverpool telegrams and price movements for wheat corn oats and provisions amid bank activity and shipping outlooks.
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New York
J.C. Gothire
Treat
Topeka, Kan
New, York
Stock Exchange Securitien
Sonitrim
Baskihe
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