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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
4
An assortment of telegraph summaries notes wartime anxieties and political clashes. Reports linger on Turkey sultan suppression aims and embers of relief for Mafeking after Kruger’s ultimatum. London debates church and women s rights while the Boer War echoes with financial strains from bond deposits and municipal strikes in Philadelphia and Kansas.
The Chicago Times-Herald critiques Neely's career, questioning his integrity and prudence. The piece argues promoters exhibit sustained enthusiasm masking insincerity, warning against trusting a figure whose financial conduct and public persona appear inconsistent with honest practice.
An influential party leader urged key positions for allies as Cuba establishes a civil government. Seely’s ally Neely, backed by party pull, faced questions of fitness and a push to rely on a permanent American civil service rather than distant political appointments.
Archicon Globe laments social quirks about marriage and gender roles. It mocks accusations of cooling affection, notes female reactions to unhappy unions, mentions Christian Science treatments favored by some husbands, and cites a local suit over damages as a wife sues for 20 dollars amid marital strife.
Fragments from a Philadelphia Record column show a mosaic of garbled dialogue and social musings. The text references gender dynamics with terse exchanges about marriage, secrets, and social expectations, revealing a reflective but chaotic scene.
Hood's Sarsaparilla promises a good day with enriched blood and renewed strength. The ad urges readers to ask for Hood's to ensure they get the best medicine money can buy and to purchase a bottle today.
U S officials press the Turkish indemnity claim, with no ultimatum issued. The Constantinople dispatch likely outlines the stance, suggesting a strong note without forcing Congress action. A direct settlement between claimants and Turkey is viewed as unlikely and potentially public. The note arrives as Ahmed Pasha lands in New York amid controversy.
Only two subscriptions reported today to the Saint Fe shop fund loan committee. Joseph Hromich of Topeka Roiler works pledged 200 dollars and CG Blakely the Insurance man 25 dollars, bringing totals to 320 dollars. Banks may close the effort if more funds are not pledged. four city banks were expected to give at least 1000 dollars each. No mill contributions yet. The Santa Fe plans to begin building once funds are raised. Subscribers urged to report amounts to the committee so the Santa Fe can proceed.
Washington May 23 The House passed the Neely extradition bill sparking surprise as the chaplain invoked Cuba’s fragés and urged swift justice for those who deal in perfidy. House Ways and Means chair Payne presented a resolution to empower the panel to sit during the recess to study war tax reductions. Payne argued for debate minimal, detailing fiscal surpluses and bond refunds that could lower current war taxes if policy shifts.
Baden Powell urges the president to lead a full investigation into trusted officials, demanding rigorous prosecution of all guilty parties. He instructs communications to General Powell and regular reporting to the department on progress and findings.
A legislative note suggests awaiting the December session to investigate the deficit in the current measure. Republicans applaud a comprehensive and intelligent plan framed for introduction at the session’s opening.
In the Senate on routine business Mr. Morgan called up a resolution asking the secretary of war and the navy for cost data on transporting troops to the Philippines, which was agreed to. Mr. Piatt urged a Cuba inquiry, citing Cuban frauds and urging thorough, uncompromising examination led by Postmaster General Smith and Fourth Assistant Bristow with broad powers to reform postal administration in Cuba.
Des Moines May 23 State representatives presented the chief feature of the third semitone of the national mothers congress reports from New York Michigan Pennsylvania Iowa Virginia District of Columbia Texas Utah Tennessee and Nebraska on organizing mothers clubs. Afternoon papers on child training were read by Dr Leartne Connor and Henry Babi. No officers elected this week. The main interest is choosing the next congress city Milwaukee Chicago Indianapolis Boston or Philadelphia.
W. D. Nelligan general superintendent of the Southern Kansas railway of Texas Santa Fe division died last night at the Santa Fe hospital in this city. He had fallen three weeks earlier at Amarillo fracturing both bones of one leg. Pneumonia developed during hospitalization. He previously served as roadmaster with headquarters at Wellington. Remains were taken to Wellington.
Local notices show the Topeka Populist League meeting at Weber's hall tonight and a May 30 gathering of the Kansas based Kntisae Letter Carriere association at the National hotel. Officers include CG. W. Mively of Kansas City as president and K. P. Pollami as vice president with C A Baker and J. C. Tytherfeich among others. A hardware company in Topeka plans a street fair with a steel range giveaway and free chances at their booth.
A dated public health notice warns parents to seek prompt eye examinations for children showing eye trouble or symptoms of strain. It emphasizes early detection to prevent lasting issues and urges timely action by guardians and caregivers.
The conference elected numerous officers for the ensuing year including general secretary treasurer and chairmen from many states and cities. The list names AHL Bi sare Wis bred 2 Wines and other officials, with nominations for corresponding secretaries and regional duties under a wide array of committees and regional representatives.
Governor Janey and state officers telegram urging a half fare for chartered travelers to the national encampment in Chicago. The move follows rate headquarters discussions and widespread influence from rail and transit interests across the region seeking a rate reduction.
Treasury department reports it will anticipate the due June on the two percent bonds now being received under the recent call. Sugar prices rise as American Sugar Refining Co lifts all grades by 18 points. Independent Tenners follow. Travel deals listed for Detroit and nearby areas with round trip fares and sale dates May 21 22 and return in June. Also notices for pain relief product Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil.
Public notice announces the transfer of 35,000,000 of epuciblic moneys to depositary banks and anticipated disbursements from 1891 trade. Bonds at 2 percent called by circular 18th mecant may be presented for payment before August 18. Interest will commence.
Washington reports a German publication noting a sharp increase in northern Germany exports to the United States in early 1900. Sugar shipments and belts are highlighted with figures nearly doubling the previous quarter, underscoring Germany's growing trade influence and potential impact of U.S. tariff enforcement on sugar goods.
Papers en route from Washington to New York threaten charges against Charles F. Neely, confined in Ladlow jail. Alleged embezzlement involves destroyed Cuban starter surcharges. Senate committee reports sundry civil bill with 35 million for Mississippi River improvement and 2.5 million for downstream work. Lake View Oregon fire. Arthur reelected. travel specials advertise East visits via Shore & Michigan Southern. Book of Trails advertises tours. testimonial for Burderie Blood Bitters.
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