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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1900
Page
6
North Topeka society items include visits by Mrs. Hopkins from Georgia and family news on Wirt and Rock Creek residents. local church events at Central Avenue Christian and community gatherings feature dances, weddings, and birthday celebrations with neighbors and relatives attending.
A London disturbance over revived whipping post sentiments spreads from Chelsea to South London. Medical students clash with authorities at St Martin's town hall as protests widen. Secretary Long begins travel from Washington for a briefing on the national ticket and congressional action.
The Pustonists hold a political meeting at the Grand Opera House on Thursday night October 25 with speakers Senator Farrelly author of the anti trust law and attorney general candidate and S J Kent Nebraska labor commissioner Kent was US representative to the International Labour Court in London last year
New York reports a rumor of a large defalcation by a longtime teller at a major Wall Street bank, with officials confirming an alleged amount near 500000 and promising a statement after 3 o clock. The First National Bank in question operates at 2 Wall Street with George F. Baker as president and shows substantial capital surplus and profits. The accused, L Alvord, has worked there for over twenty years and may be arrested soon.
Baltimore October 2. A pigeon shooting tournament begins today at the Baltimore Shooting Association grounds for the famous Dupont cup. The cup first awarded in five years ago to Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa. Past holders include Capt J A R Elliott of Kansas City. The holder may receive $100 on transfer. The winner will extract the most from 25 shots amid a rich program of handicaps.
Paul Pons, the French wrestler who claims the European championship, has arrived in the United States. He has defeated Beoh Olsen, the Dane, and beaten Ernest Roeder, the American champion, in prior bouts and now seeks a match with Roeder in America.
Fusion nominee W D Vincent calls for six joint debates with Republican incumbent Calderhead across county seats, seeking equal time. Calderhead has not yet responded, as supporters predict Vincent’s bid and Republicans claim Calderhead would win by a larger margin than in 1902. The race remains tight with both sides mobilizing.
Carl Vrooman of Parsons, director of the Fusion campaign, denounces Republican money and betting tactics. He claims Republicans avoid gambling with their own funds while funding slush money to bluff voters, urging supporters to focus on voting and an aggressive fight for principles.
WW. Fr. cannon, superintendent of bridges and buildings for Rock Island's Southern division, returns to Chickasha relay to supervise updates. Tracks are extended, the station enlarged, and a new office is added for employes. He notes strong business in railroad and mercantile sectors and expects the Kiowa country to open for settlement.
The Ladies Society of the First Methodist Church presents a large art exhibit in church parlors featuring nearly four hundred engravings from Messere Keppel & Co of New York. The collection includes famous works by Raphael and other masters, with notable engravings by Flameng and de Vignes. Proceeds from program sales fund carpet and church decorations.
Webb McNair and Governor Stanley drew large Osuze City and Anthony crowds respectively, with Brelden and RH Welch touring as Stintey ally. Populist central committees accuse Republicans of passing Bryan supporters out of state. Bristow dates span Belleville to Anthony next week. Mathews plans Kansas speeches from Ellsworth to Lawrence with stops in Lincoln and Horton.
Columbus officials led by Judge Shauck of the supreme court met to arrange a special funeral train and all state offices to close in the afternoon. Governor Nash issued a death proclamation and Republican leaders suspended campaigning on Thursday, the funeral day.
Mrs Calvin Brice widow of Ohio Senator Brice lies ill at her Fifth Avenue residence with grave fears for recovery. She spent late summer in the Adirondacks and was brought to the city in a special car as cold weather began. One sitter remains constantly with her. the physician would not discuss her condition.
Odd OCR reads advertise a dance at Kansas Avenue venue with 70 cents admission. PF Steinberg's orchestra directed by Major Shreve plays Wednesday night. Admission price unclear. local notice references Chamberlain's Fat** products and a sale listing.
Ex Senate clerk Johan Martin, a Democrat, contends records show $1,700 still owed by Del Valentine for supreme court costs. He notes paid $2,200 to date and plans to settle the remaining balance this week, while explaining the discrepancy stems from funds held in trust for court costs and officers.
The committee in charge hosts a complimentary concert and benefit for Marshall’s band in the Auditorium tonight. Tickets are selling briskly with no reserved seating. general admission grants any seat. Doors open at 7:30 p m with electric cars waiting at Eighth and Quincy after the show.
The missionary council of the Episcopal Church opened in Louisville on October 22. During the next three days a distinguished panel of church leaders will discuss matters of vital interest to the denomination nationally.
John G. Wootley the Frotuition candidate for president arrived in Kingston from Hartford with Volney B Cush ing and Samuel Dickie. An afternoon meeting followed by a march to Providence for the night gathering.
The revolution is officially suppressed. Gen. Garcia has surrendered unconditionally. Banor Mots was arrested for complicity in the movement. Senor Despeada named minister of agriculture succeeding Senor Vasquez.
Chicago market report notes wheat opening lower with later slight recovery, corn steady to weaker amid weak demand and weather forecasts. Oats traded dull, December futures pressured by overall soft grain sentiment. provisions futures eased as markets weighed demand and storage.
The report covers Kane City live stock market activity with cattle prices listed, including steers and bulls, while hog and sheep values show mixed movements. Additional notes reference grain prices, oats, hay, and dairy items, with market delays and shifting sentiment on money rates and trading activity.
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