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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1900
Page
6
Roosevelt Campaign in Kentucky Draws Record Crowds
Covington observers report Governor Roosevelt spoke to a large crowd in Louisville and reached crowds in Lexington and Winchester while police prepared for possible disturbances. He defended his wartime leadership and argued for national unity, accusing Bryan's position on the army and labor issues as irresponsible. The trip included a Cincinnati reception and continued through key towns, underscoring Roosevelt’s effort to energize Republican support in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lsten
Thedore Roosevelt
Kentucky
Olio
Guvermare
Hoise Square
Laxington
Mount Stennins
Ashland
Murevifie
Ventiin
Lexington
Breckenrice
Darbar
Goverour
Winchester
Mount Sterling
Fay Lesiie Coombe
Jugiun
Reidlers
Messinger
Coombs
Ds Asd
Lhsdale
Uutys
Desond
Froosevelt
Voters’ Club
Cinginnati
Roosevelt
Piglr
Peters
Steel Trust
Santa Fe Lumber Road Contracts Set for Connection
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway announced contracts to connect Beaumont and Santa Fe lines. Montgomery branch will reach Bilsbee Junction linking with Gulf, Peabody, and Kansas City lines. Hicker & Lae secured first segment, John Scott & Sons of St Louis the second. Work to begin and finish by May 15, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
G. O
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Montgomery
Bilsbee Junction
Kansas City
Sante Fe
Hicker & Lae
John Scott & Sons
St Louis
Doeiey
Onor and
Art
Ant Tea
Beatmont Traverees
Bie
Grimes Bribery Inquiry Proceeds in Chicago Banks
Testimony in the Grimes case continues with bank officials denying knowledge of payments or bonuses to Grimes. Frank Thompson and Clarence Bowman testify no transactions or interest payments relate to Grimes, while adjournment is granted for further examination of Tobeke and Savings Bank officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Frank Thompson
Central National Bank
Rae
Mr. Honebrake
Mr. Knowles
Ein
First National Bank
Tes Hing
William Simm
First National Banks
Freeman
Miphe
Bank of Tobekese
Uiable 0
Iste Savings Bank
Ware
Belne
Brargay
Br. Seat
Mr. Ware
Fr. Lora
Nature
Grusex
Gruses
Merchants National
Tmcan
Stet
Ard
Ropebrake
Aiaesa Bell
Soephare
Capper
Garver
Political Brevities Condensed For The Marion Reader
A Bryan and Stevenson club forms at Marion with officers: President RH Baker, Secretary J ML Young, Treasurer J Forney. Fusion nominations and speeches mark campaign activity across Kansas towns including Lawrence and Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury
Bryan and Stevenson
Marion
RH. Baker
ML Young
J. Forney
Sanatigue Taurens
FO Pos
Os Eis
Whelan
Ful
Abilene Bunday
Armourdile
Artandant
Janubane
Altiepe
Mays Caldorhenda
Faery Fe
Lawrence
Henferson
Himpore
Brian
Winter Mail Arrangements for Yukon and Atlin Districts
Vancouver dispatch notes the winter mail service for Yukon and Atlin districts will mirror 1840 1900 patterns. All mail addressed to Lake Bennett or Lee Cabin will be transmitted from any point south, indicating unchanged routing for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Yukon
Atlin
Lake Bennett Or
Lee Cabin
Brief Framing of Political Situation in Meeting
A short discussion outlined the political situation before the meeting adjourned. Key figures and parties were noted, with emphasis on differing viewpoints and upcoming actions. The session closed without a formal decision, leaving several issues unresolved.
Youtsey Trial Testimony Recalled in Goebel Case
Georgetown Ky Oct 16 The trial of Henry Youtsey for complicity in the Goebel assassination resumes with Youtsey denying claims by Stamper Sinclair and others that he sought or would obtain money for testimony. Other witnesses recall meetings and immunity talk as the case unfolds with cross examinations revealing uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Henry Youtsey
Goebel
Gotten
John Stamper
Mra. Stamper
Colonel Campbell
Stampers
Sinclar
Chiton
Charles Reynolds
Chipley
Wharton Golden Morten Thanas
Arthur M Goebel
Netsson
John Hickstts
Youtsey
Bennett
Eketts
Youtery
Ding Sehn
Stevenson Arrives in Jersey City For Democratic State Visit
Mr Stevenson and party arrive at Jersey City at 1 a m with Judge Howard Carrow and others. Senator Keys greets them and they proceed to Washington street headquarters. They make brief stops at Burlington, Trenton and New York amid a crowd’s cheers as carriages carry them to meetings. Stevenson says he is greatly fatigued after the day’s travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Stevenson
Jersey City
Howard Carrow
Camden
Harry E. Paul
Relph Gongers
Senator Keys
Whiting
Washington Street
Asy
Railid
Burlington
Trenton
Newara
Place
Co.m
Judge Carrow
John B. Stanchfeld
Hemster Mackay
Street Railway Men Attend Their Annual Session
Albert Patten of Topeka attends the American Street Hallway association annual convention in Convention hall Kansas City this week. Several hundred delegates from across the United States gather to discuss interests and exhibits. Topeka Street Railway Company is a member. J M Patten and C Baker of the local company plan to attend later sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Patten
Topeka
American Street Hallway Association
Kansas City
United States
Topeke Street Railway Company
Albert M. Patten
Camhler
Manger J. M. Patten
C Baker
Seasions
Rock Island Depot Changes and Improvements in North Topeka
Constructive changes of considerable magnitude will be made in the Rock Island depot properties in North Topeka. The two story frame structure sold will be removed to become a private residence. An addition 20 by 2 feet will be added to the freight station on the north end, feeding for freight and ticket office and waiting room. The changes will consolidate North Topeka business under one roof and the work will run next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
North Topeka
Uut
Crown Prince Likely Regent for King Oscar in Regent Role
Six members of the Norwegian state council who are visiting Christiania in connection with King Oscar's visit have been telegraphed to return to Stockholm. The summons is tied to the probable appointment of the crown prince as regent during the king's absence, with the prince likely opening the Storthing as regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Stockholm
Oscar
Storthing
Woodworker Adam Marsh Shot Near Home
Chicago on October 1 a gunman shot and likely fatally wounded Adam Marsh a woodworker and former Woodworkers Union secretary near his residence. Marsh had returned to work with non union men after a strike, a motive cited by authorities. Rebels scattered on Santee Island San Domingo October 16. uprisings ended, troops in pursuit, tribunals active, confidence rising and business revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adam Marsh
Way
Santee Island
San Domingo
Huytion
Facade Collapse Injures Ten in Prorsnitz Mora Via
Vienna reports a facade of the IgFA building at Prorsnitz Mora Via collapsed into the street, injuring ten people including women. In Trieste an agreement to enlarge the harbor was signed by the Austrian government with the municipality of Thente contributing a million kronen for immediate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Igfa
Prorsnitz
Moravia
Trieste
Still Bringing In Gold
Partial OCR text reports an A B C style note from New York dated October 16 about a gold import deal. It mentions accumulative gold engagement and a large sum around 9,430,000 in connection with import arrangements and a figure tied to a famous wire, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aulionate Sagies
Lazard
North Topeka social notes and movements
In North Topeka several residents announce moves to new addresses including Kane William Smith heading to Freeport Indiana, Mr and Mrs C. Spencer moving from Caldwell to 93 Topeka Avenue, and Mrs J M Korts traveling to Iowa to be with her father. Local club meetings and church activities are noted with attendees and dates, and obituaries and visits are mentioned for neighborhood figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Kane William Smith
Freeport
Ind
Sliver Lake
Aeoy
Errs
Madison Street
Seeeeeeeae Eae
Annie Akas Beloit
Bir
A. M. Petro
van Buren Street
M.A. Hale
Park Street
Lee Smith
Okighams
Jackson Street
W. B. Hutchinson
MoPherson
Baptist State Convention
Argonach Club
Thomas Wells
Hamburg
John Nystram
Kansas City
Swedish Mission Church
Woodbine Camp
Munsies
Nannie Hurt
Oracle
Smith
Ogee
Oakland
Chas
Ogee Sun
J. M. Korts
Towa
Ladies’ Ald Society
Central Avenue
H. D. Jones
Ponca Chy
Ohio
Jones
Kane & 1
George Swarts
Lormerly
North Topeka
Katinas
Cy Sun
CS. Spencer
Caldwell
Topkeevenue
Eyenoee Tees
Low Dell McManter
Ethel Verson
Bracken
Dire. Blankenship of
Chanute
Lawrence
Namcenve
Db. A. Wizer
Russell Green
Herbert Green
Madison
Wis
Glendenning
Glengenningalka
Topeka
Kansan City
Kaw
H. D. Rice
Eckridge
Wilbur Hogaboars
East Gordon Street
Rice
George Beaurtems
Winesdas
Melissa Offield
Nannie Hart
Geodia
Meeeworth League
The
Missionary Society of the Tigsmin
Emporis
Charles Small
Miss Kite Bmith
Fort Stadison
Miss Smith
Market report amid thin demand and mixed futures
The report notes early trading at West Bay with modest receipts and softening prices, a thin decline in Antwerp and cautious Argentine prospects. Minneapolis markets show steady to firm tones on some contracts, with mixed livestock receipts and quiet provisions, as figures hint at overall cautious demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bay
Belog
Biverpool
Sir Ha
Mimnnepeells
Antwerp
Minneapolis
Fia Okaaes
Giese
Ferbers
Westerh
Topeka Market Briefs Mixed Signals in Oct Market
Oct. 26 Topeka market notes show steady prices in some sectors while corn and cotton futures move. Reports cite producer activity, price shifts, and bank rate observations as traders eye demand and seasonal factors.
New York Up-Town Gossip From J Gomes Commisat Co
Market chatter from New York Up-Town notes brokers cautious as stocks hold a broad range while buyers eye the low priced issues. Predictions span price moves and special transactions, with observers citing firm interest but wary optimism amid volatile sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J . Gomes
Jas
Whecheran
Maisle
Avery
Amd
Interdas
Eary
Grangres
Wheat Market Notes and Prices From Early Almanac
Fragmented OCR notes indicate wheat prices, futures timing, and market observations with scattered names and terms. Mentions of May and December futures, locations, and seller cues hint at a regional grain market snapshot with unclear portions and multiple entities.
Grain trade notes from Chicago and Kansas City market
Fragmentary OCR notes show activity at J C Goings Commission Co with Chicago Board of Trade buyers and grain shippers. Mentions wheat shipments, consignments, and market activity around late August in Topeka and Kansas City. Specific details are unreadable, but the item records grain trade operations and market movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Goings Commission Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansan
Ronnes
San
Mansay City
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Col. Bryan
Bryan
Tiryan
Teeveriae
Bat Houses
Mr. Hiryan
Cockrell
Forts Nnde
Breur
Sereorae
Brey
Re. Bryan
Aguinaldo
Spain
Resas
Banat T
Woldiers
Croker
Mr Cookers
Mr. Hyer
Santa FE
Norway
Today's Market Report
Kanens Ie
Sicers
Onah Wivinre
Fetter
Aegis En
Market Steady
Henry Ees
Imae
Ager Pettione
Zara Marks
Ames
Lin
TRE
White
Vale
Galty
Topeka Hide Market
Oct
Joseph
Tipe
Wens
Ap Ian Aa
Nerammen Bonds
New Mans Ge Sa
Igus
York
Eles Darlies
Gruin
Seine
Cyunmueen
Coblex
Geeline
Yeatertay
Mariet
Niest
St Louie
Dalton
Siena
Prinelly
Tully Lou
Jer
Ted
Belles Ie
USA
Frain Deutera Sieratur SiaCyer
Wea
Bradshestia
Atchison
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