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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1900
Page
7
Whabingtes reports England buys about 60 percent of all products sent abroad from the country. The text notes American farmers and various figures discussing trade, prices, and the impact on domestic industries.
Fragmented text from a local newspaper segment mentions names and places with unclear context. Readers should expect partial details about a notice or notice-like item and see scattered terms resembling dates or actions. The readable entities include Mary and Frances and possible place names, but the full event is not recoverable from the fragment.
A garbled report notes debts settled and an appointment for a job amid political maneuvering. Governor Teme Tanenbeeie announced the nomination as part of broader senatorial election intrigue involving street names and Cuban postal service mentions.
Movement among New Jersey Democrats to Indorse former President Cleveland surfaces after several conferences with Inez opponents of Kegan. The selection process, tied to ex president’s residence at Princeton, prompts police confirmation as Turton state teams back Cleveland for the presidential nomination.
May 21 Des Moines Iowa The presidents party from Philadelphia arrives for the opening session of the Mothers Congress. Delegates arrive by train as the procession forms and moves to the platform. The program includes welcome addresses by local leaders and state organizers. Speakers discuss child welfare and women’s club aims with sessions scheduled on Friday.
George Harrison departs Topeka to join a socialist publication project at Girard, taking up a leadership role and transferring the paper under a new editorial oversight. The Populist central committee plans a distribution service to promote campaign material through this avenue, with subscribers informed of changes.
Huntsville Ale May 21 The Deaso crate xecutive commentes of the Eighth congressional district has called a can afghan ae iuiy to peunese Be Safe to All the unexpired term in con Sfcse of General Joseph Wheeler and Bie for the term of two years follow.
The Lincoln club, oldest political ace in the city, made an assessment today on Second Street in a bail in be sey Se con rent of $575 due new era, Sinan 2 Peive at 0,000 tatelltiem.
After four weeks the Reachess settlement shows carpenters aligning with non union workers on jobs with Brotherhood carpenters. The United Labor League suspends two locals for opposing allied councils after a push for reconciliation. Plumbers who walked out for an eight hour day at 175 returned to work without agreement. Overall, strikers resume duties as negotiations pause.
Indiana Republicans and convention delegates plan to back Senator Fairbanks for president in 1904. Speaker Lanis indicated Indiana would propel Fairbanks at Philadelphia, with expectations he will chair the Indiana delegation and secure broad support from other states. Approximately one thousand Hoosiers expected at the convention.
New York notes a Democratic platform reaffirming the Chicago form of 1696 with emphasis on settee gas and pei ney oat eel on mations. It condemns combinations and trusts and calls for monoploly avoidance. It opposes a large standing army and denounces the president’s militia actions against organized labor. Letters from senators and party leaders urge harmony. resolutions favor popular direct election of US senators and federal judges, while party structure for Bryan remains contested. The convention adjourned to meet again Tuesday with no instruction to Bryan in a contested delegation to the national convention in Kansas City.
Judge Tulley, informally endorsed by the Cook County Democracy, declines the mayoral bid after long service on the bench. He previously refused nominations for mayor and a federal judgeship, expressing desire to end his active incumbency on the bench.
Reports cover a new Kansas railroad project from Mineral to Webb City via Columbus Baxter Springs and Joplin, with officers and locals discussing plans. The piece also notes Cleveland Telephone workers striking for an eight hour day with wages intact and other labor actions, plus political shifts in union leadership and a health testimonial.
A garbled OCR passage mentions nervous debility and lost vitality with references to medical advice and a Boston based drug company. It hints at a remedy or treatment offered through a medical or commercial channel, naming Boston Massachusetts and a drug firm, though details are obscured by text corruption.
J H Hunt assigns all his property to creditors under a deed of assignment listing 65 creditors with claims from $10 to $4600. The total liabilities run around 20000 with assets mainly in Topeka real estate, per Hunt. Found among creditors are Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance of Chicago and County Savings loans Vermont, plus Shawnee Building and Loans Co and others.
The strong Mebresks face the Washburn Thesalad team in a midweek clash. Nebraska boasts an undefeated record this year while Washburn aims to end the run with Gramley pitching, recalling last year’s matchup against a weaker squad.
A large force of carpenters has nearly completed booths for the aero fair and the Gunshine touches will be finished today. About 50 feet more booths will be built and decorators will begin work tomorrow. The Commercial club erased the contract for the ten free shows. Attractions are among the best and midway arch construction starts now.
Honoring the dead, Marshall's band held a Memorial March for George M. Leacher, recently deceased abroad. The audience hushed as the Ripley march played, sending thoughts over seas to Leacher, buried far from home among foreigners.
A jumble of 1920s classified ads offers employment such as nursing sewing cooking chambermaids salesmen agents and general help, plus real estate listings, loans, cycle shop offerings and public notices. Names and addresses include Mulvane Tyler Buchanan Topeka Soliday Van Buren Mount Hope Street and references to Journal and Forbes.
A city council meeting adopts a paving plan declaring Main Street to be thirty feet wide from the west line of Groom Avenue to the west line of Wootlaws Avenue. The project aims to upgrade the street with new brick paving and improve safety and traffic flow for residents.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Patten, magazine, and state publication. The readable portion hints at a state otst or notice context with names and a date or issue reference, suggesting a publication entry or notice related to Patten and a local or state scope.
Public notice published in The State Journal on May 17. The mayor orders a commission or action related to the bustilment and street lines along Tyler Street south of Beets avenue to the north curve in Pea Bee town. Seal and signatures appear.
Fragment of municipal notice from Mayloth council references locations and officials with unclear names. Contains partial phrases about the city and witness attestations. Text is garbled with no clear dates or actions.
Ea Gines checks prices and offers a free catalogue in Bahasa. The note highlights stamps and seals, referencing a catalog and potential price listings. No additional context provided.
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