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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
1
The nomination of Lansdowne to the Foreign Office faces strong disapproval from Salisbury's press and public, who criticize the move as unwise and risky for foreign policy. The unfolding reaction highlights tensions between government choices and public opinion in the capital.
The report details nepotism charges tied to Cecil family appointments and notes widespread sporting circles celebrating Ted Sloan's dismissal. The article discusses British cabinet intrigues around Lord Lansdowne, undersecretaryships, and political shifts, including reactions to changes in the foreign office and treasury secretaries amid wartime governance.
Weather outlook for four hours shows Kanest fall tonight and Sunday with winds from south to west. Local notices include registration in St Louis and Catholic events. Reports cover Bryan campaigns, Roosevelt campaign end, railroad and mining news, theater notes, society updates, and a short story.
In Ken sac City and multiple towns, speakers like Sempie Troutman Harris and Hilgray rallied supporters. Bets and forecasts circulate on winners in Seventh, Sixth, and Third districts, with Republicans asserting majorities and Tomloes fusion defeated.
Chicago officials move toward pneumatic tube system for city mail service. A joint commission will favor a recommendation to the postmaster general and extend underground transit to three city divisions. Details include signatures of mail authorities from Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and railway mail heads. Supplies info for agents follows.
Governor Roosevelt arrived early to review a雨 drenched parade in Manhattan under the Business Men's Republican and Sound Money banner. Dry goods merchants led the line with 5000 estimated participants. policemen guarded the route and reviewing stand as citizens braved cold rain. Roosevelt declined to speak, saying he would simply express gladness to see supporters, while crowds cheered from damp stands and banners bore trust and party messages.
A rainy Fifth Avenue parade honors Governor Roosevelt with cheering crowds, floral tributes, and military bands. Governors daughter arrives, marchers praised, and supporters shout for Roosevelt as units pass the reviewing stand.
Denver Mayor Johnson has petitioned the U S district court to block U S Marshal Batley from appointing deputies to serve at polls next Tuesday. Judge Hallettorders the marshal to show cause by Monday why the petition should not be granted. The mayor alleges the deputies could cause violence intimidation and interference with the election and seeks court removal powers.
About 2 000 farmers gathered in Fort Wayne on November 2 to hear Adlai E Stevenson speak from the Wayne Hotel balcony. The crowd cheered loudly as the candidate addressed the audience with brief remarks, while others stayed outside hoping for admission.
In Cleveland on November 2 a Republican rally drew an estimated 54 000 to 60 000 participants amid superb weather and strong enthusiasm. The event topped prior demonstrations in the city, with many mounted participants noted among the crowd.
In New York on November 7, Wall Street reported dull trading with a tendency toward reaction. Commission houses urged against speculation and pushed for margin extensions, triggering liquidations. Last week’s realization pushed key interests toward accepting lower prices and more offerings, amid higher money rates and election-related uncertainty.
A citizens committee opposing Galen Nichols publishes an address to Republican voters alleging fraud in the county attorney nomination. The document cites inflated primary votes, unregistered residents voting, and evidence of Democratic and Populist influence in ward races to sway the nomination to Nichols and warns of efforts to defeat Nichols at the upcoming election.
Joe Buchanan a colored man living at 1313 Monroe street was shot in the hip by Albert Jordan, also colored, after a dispute near the bowery. Jordan fired twice, one shot missing and the other hitting Buchanan. Buchanan delayed reporting until this morning, and Jordan will not be prosecuted. Jordan has good character. Buchanan has a prior fight and injury on record. Buchanan’s home is in Mis court and he planned to go there promptly.
In Chicago on November 3 the last day of the Democratic campaign featured W J Bryan speaking at the Iroquois Club at noon followed by multiple afternoon appearances across the city and suburbs. He defended party principles, urged duty over personal interest, and emphasized unity as the campaign concluded with an evening review of Democratic aims. Also included is an excerpted public note on the weekly New York stock market averages, with figures for bonds, reserves, and related financial metrics.
Warrants issued for about 20 men charged with fraudulent registration across precincts in St Louis city. Hundreds more expected as authorities identify roughly twelve hundred names from unclaimed registered letters. Chairman John B. Owen led the investigation for the Twelfth congressional district Republicans amid growing concern over voter irregularities.
Muty of Topeka churches plan political Sunday with ministers announcing political sermons but avoiding binding opinions. The Union meeting named pastors to preach on the political situation at morning services and programs.
May 2 Globe report notes Debs plans to withdraw from a public open event in Boston amid a fevered political climate. The article references William J. Irvin and the Tammany Palace scene as context for the withdrawal and ongoing campaign dynamics.
City attorney Pint proposes changes to the gambling ordinance to meet appellate court expectations. The aim is to enforce stronger penalties and poll tax implications, weakening the current ordinance to allow heavier fines and broader enforcement. Court findings would enforce penalties and set new conditions for violators.
Ex editor Hudson will preside over the Kaness campaign in Canton with Gen J. K. Tuteon assisting at a district meeting. The report notes Hudson has been active in politics, including attending a dinner party and courting support from local committees and prominent figures in the Wisconsin era.
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