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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1900
Page
5
In New York on October 2, a conference of New York Yacht Club committees and Newport officials debated moving the forthcoming yacht races from Sandy Hook to Newport. The consensus favored keeping the old course at Sandy Hook due to breezier conditions and strategic advantages for the event.
New York reports idle talk of cabinet positions as Lori Salisbury and other figures influence Germany China negotiations. The Tribune notes continuous speculation on retirement and long tenure for ministers while promotions shift roles like war office and admiralty.
In Portland Oregon on October 22 a colored porter named Murray was shot during a police pursuit after fleeing when officers called him. The incident sparked protests by local Black residents accusing officers of brutality and recklessness in the shooting and demanding accountability.
A dispatch to the Herald reports that the presidential race could influence the choice of the next leader. The committee aims to gauge public sentiment and may align with Roosevelt if New York supports the Democrats. If New York balks again, Mrs Bryan or Mrs Roosevelt could be considered, with a February decision contingent on New York’s stance.
Fragmentary notice records a deplorable statue or condition and expenditures to be required, referencing a messenger named Jonarnas Whitearre from the House of Representatives who is visiting relatives and voting. The readable text mentions a visit and expenditure details linked to a representative’s messenger.
A Washington dispatch reports Dr Dowie promising to establish a lace making industry at Zion City Illinois. He claims Nottingham lace workers will move early November under a contract labor provision, arguing U S needs skilled lace workers to gain respect and permit immigration under the alien contract labor law.
The Lacey act enforcement in Chicago remains vague with shipments from states like Missouri and Nebraska. Federal officials plan to tighten next season while current efforts focus on education and preventing violations.
A Prohibition era special train arrived from Philadelphia to Jersey City and could not pass under several bridges in New York State due to low heights. The special cars will travel on alternate routes for two days while the party conducts a planned meeting and heads toward Boston via the route through Hartford.
Billy Edwards manager of Red Roselli the Call fort heavyweight is matched with Joe Chaynaki for a fight in this city on November. There will be a special meeting of the league this evening with strong attendance noted. Bird, Sec.
Topeka society notes detail weddings of Falkiner Payne and Forbes McFarland on Wednesday evening, and Mr. Forbes with Miss Lillian McFarland at 9. Various clubs meet, and a Hawaiian corner at the Case home marks their Honolulu visit. Others plan European trips, local visits, and receptions through the week.
A garbled note reports the Latics recital has been postponed until next Wednesday. Several names and places are jumbled. item references Ottawa Denver Chicago Bettinwame and Man aoe appear, with mixed phrases about visits, dinners, and invitations.
The article notes secret understandings between Russia and France with Britain cautious about permanent coalitions. It cites press reception of the new dual alliance and the favorable moral tone, while readers await official Russian and Japanese reactions and Austria’s stance on the alliance.
The Fifteenth Annual state convention of the Young Womans Christian Association opens in Topeka October 15. Sessions Thursday and Friday evenings will be hosted by the local association at the Pirat Gone groxational church. A Friday reception will be held with Bethe Ry attending. Saturday will cover business sessions. Topeka ministers plan a Sunday morning service for visitors and evening speakers will address the convention. A farewell meeting at 9 o'clock closes the event.
Corrigan praised the turf scene in New York on October 22 as he discussed British turfmen and American jockeys. He urged action by the English Jockey Club against unruly riders, while praising Americans for their conduct and performance, and stressed strict, fair racing rules to keep the sport orderly.
The Washburn squad faces disappointment as Bern ie is removed and plans change for a trip to Colorado Springs. The schedule shift affects a Wednesday game against Mountain team Cripple Creek. No confirmation from Colorado Springs manager on lineup or scoring notes.
A collage of small town happenings spans from St Toate visits and military department reports to paving projects, social clubs, and school notes. Highlights include Crawford events, street improvements, and local politics as residents anticipate fairs, gatherings, and upcoming games amid routine daily life.
Readers report clashes and confusion as registration rules ignite protests and evictions. Officials cite safety and order while critics push for reform amid ongoing political tension. Local figures referenced include Bart Parker and General proceedings touching state activities and public notices.
Maere and AW Dore Dene Hird form a new team lineup in the Cal vid Mates, as reported in local sporting notes. The article notes changes to partnerships and upcoming matches.
Police in Corry Pa report a man found dead in a city park in October. Investigators withheld details pending family notification and autopsy results. Local officers urge anyone with information to contact the coroner's office.
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