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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
1
Union and nonunion miners clash near Hazietop with police shot dead and several wounded. Delegates to a convention press for wage guarantees and operator terms as Shamokin to Scranton rapid response shows rising labor tensions.
Shenandoah delegates gathered to set terms for the $2.09 sliding scale before a strike, with instruction to vote against any deviation. Scranton convention delegates were told to accept consensus, while talks on wage scale and coal prices face delays as leaders weigh offers from operators and plan for possible conference.
Governor Roosevelt train arrived from St Louis at 845 AM and departed for Indianapolis where he would spend two days. The party from St Louis included Mrs Chaffer and sister, Mr and Mrs Clarke of Kansas City, and National Committeeman Kerens who arranged the special train.
Franckey reports from Oct 10 about ar rivals from Gerlent aboard the Americk Mura guarding safety amid Chinese riot suppression. Mr Gamewell discusses punishment for China leaders, while missionaries and families aboard the America, including Rev J A Mec ata and Mrs Miller, await news as railroad damage and boat movements unfold near Pekin.
Chicago Ontario reports reveal Democratic chairman J K Jones plans to mail a letter to Democratic members urging help to document employer actions to influence voters. He instructs reporters to report findings and seeks an honest assessment as first registration for the presidential election begins.
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake lost to Willam Crosby of Fallon in a marked shooting match at Watson Park. The event featured 150 targets per master with Crosby scoring 3 to Gilbert’s score, in a brisk urban meet held on October 10.
State Treasurer Frank Grimes and Merchants National officers were served notice to appear before Justice W. S. MacIntock Saturday at 3 o clock for depositions in the state fund recovery case. W A Thompson, F W Freeman, E G Willard and present bank directors face examination, with Ferry Darin Waters and Crum leading the prosecution.
Cyrus Leland returns to the city denying any role in the suit against Treasurer Frank Grimes and his bondsmen. He asserts he aims to aid Kansas Republicans, questions the charges' truth, and urges Grimes and Governor Shaniey to clear themselves if innocent while accusing opposition of politically timed moves.
The speaker argues the Republican national and state tickets will win the state by a large majority. He asserts Grover Cleveland faces accountability for public funds misuse and predicts the next legislature will enact laws to prevent such charges in the future.
New York dispatch reports President Manuel A. Sancemente of Colombia was deposed by Vice President Maurroquin. Espinosa resigns as consul general, asserts retirement plans, while Maurroquin seeks cabinet positions for control. Monarchist factions promise continued rebellion despite the change in government.
In Georgetown Kentucky on October 10, during the Youtsey murder trial defendant Youtsey erupted in a wild scene. He shouted he had no blood on his hands and cried that Goebel was not dead as deputies and guards struggled to subdue him. The judge postponed proceedings to address the defendant’s condition.
In San Francisco a Russian lieutenant on his way east commented on American forces sent to China. He praised their efforts at Tianjin forts but argued they would have performed better if not released from Manila after earlier battles in the Philippines.
Kalamazoo Mich Oct So Wilard Bryan cites the Sulu treaty and Porto Rico as evidence that the constitution does not apply. He argues Article 13 and 14 limits, questions protection for Sulu subjects, and cites presidential instructions and Philippine policy. He tours Illinois remarks critique money power, double standards, and Republican stance on tariffs and imperialism.
The forecast notes continued mild, with highs near 70 and mornings around 41. Winds shift from south to west, with nights remaining mild. Area expects warmer conditions to persist through the coming days across the western portions.
A roundup of today’s political moves across parties. Mentions T Sai Nichols of Howard, calls for attorney general race action, Republican support shift for Breidenthal, Populist efforts to aid nominees, and a Kansas City coaching offer fueling party activity.
The ninetieth annual meeting of the American Board of Foreign Missions convened at Pilgrim Congregational Church with 200 to 300 corporate members, officers, missionaries, and press. Rev Dr Michael Hurahan opened with devotion, and Harun B Capen of Boston spoke on the century’s closing era and a mission era to Asia. The gathering reflected on missionary history, press coverage, and Asia’s future, amid broader commentary on China and global events.
A torn log of a historic issue shows bonds authorized to purchase a Kansas road and the ensuing confusion over ownership and financing. The document references St Louis investors, a failed railway venture, and a city’s attempts to settle disputes. Officials discuss the value and use of funds, with scattered mentions of bond amounts and parcels. The text hints at political and corporate maneuvering surrounding the rail project and municipal authority.
A dramatic World War era dispatch warns that disaster looms unless major powers shift course toward China. The piece argues that aggressive moves would unleash chaos, detailing calls for evacuation of Peking and suspension of provisions, with references to negotiations and international pressures shaping a potential peaceable solution.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Lane Breet of Latetreed and a street reference to jared on. No clear event or action, unclear names, dates, or places. Summary captures core readable entities and suggests a stray reference without substantive detail.
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