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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
7
A large audience enjoyed the Marshall band concert in the auditorium with new uniforms and praised performances. The program featured a vibrant mix of marches and classical strains, earning long applause and signaling strong demand for future shows.
Washington reports the director general of Phiprine Posts will resign the $4,000 per year post, with a plan to resume duties as assistant superintendent. The official, previously stationed abroad, is expected back in January after long service and state approval. The payroll balance shows $19,000 for the last fiscal year.
New York October dispatch reports that Britain and Germany avoided mention of a third power during direct talks. They discussed all points of direct relations and sought a political settlement with U the present accord approved by federal authorities while aiming to resolve the Yaneten lane Goretion issue.
Electric beam guided concert set for Friday at Madison Square Garden to honor Governor Kou. A score of batonists will perform the "diar Spangied Tmocder" as white tach Will be painted by a skilled stage director, promising a startling spectacle in New York.
In Peoria on October 21 tensions rise as workers at a Tecra plant rally over wages and labor conditions. The chaotic scene features laborers and managers, with untreated grievances and calls for negotiations as production concerns loom.
The correspondent notes Queen Victoria may suppress opinions in public, while discussions reassemble Cabinet figures. Lord Salisbury’s letter home could influence the war office’s policy before his return, with Lord Curzon see-sawing health and Lord Wolseley poised to stay as commander-in-chief. General Buller expected to return to take post.
An official report from a Rock Island Railway executive outlines plans to extend the southwestern division with its own trackage from a Texas point through the Texas Panhandle to New Mexico and White Oak, aiming to connect with El Paso and compete with El Paso and Northeastern. discussions include acquisition and financing as the project advances.
Communication from A Valentine to the Kansas Supreme Court recounts a payment dispute over funds allegedly in Martin's hands. The document claims no debt to the state and details settlements, misapprehensions, and a timeline ending with a partial payment and ongoing inquiry.
Anarchist groups in New York chase word of a key leader’s return mid next month after authorities halted a proposed international European convention. The event would have featured various factions and lectures, with plans for a university tour and speeches across the United States by Emmis Feldman and others.
In New York on December 24 hundreds of women express interest in joining Baldwin’s polar expedition as cooks and stenographers. Baldwin aims to reach the pole with steam powered vessels and hardy mariners, while backers including William Ziegler pledge support. The plan envisions instruments for signal and data collection and anticipates a dramatic race to the pole within years.
The streets and walks committee faces trouble grading Walnut Street causing local fuss. Members plan another inspection afternoon to reassess parking impacts and finalise actions.
Ryan will travel through Kansas next week under Republican party auspices to deliver speeches statewide. He predicts Kansas will vote Republican this year and asserts Washington officials are well informed on the election outcome.
Bob Penns and about fifty Als fellowmies in full war dress will perform at the Auditorium tomorrow night. Ladies dancers arrive in Topeka tomorrow morning and will tour the city by car. Photographs will be taken, and a group shot staged on West Sixth Avenue near the Auditorium. Admission is 25 cents and tickets are on sale at Stunafeld's drug score.
A Democratic rally is planned at the Grand on Thursday evening. The event features Kansue and Labor Corntnt of Neb Senator Farrelly, a Senate member, discussing state antitrust law and labor issues. Farrelly seeks the attorney general seat, while the gathering aims to energize organized labor and inform workingmen.
In a police court hearing, three Gombatante Aro men were charged with a fight on the street. All were found guilty and fined. The dispute began when one man accused others of causing trouble and the crowd escalated, with blows exchanged as bystanders watched.
North Topeka items note Kimbel Printing company retention for als column and staff changes. Several townspeople, editors, and residents are mentioned with moves, visits, and weddings. A mix of local events includes church activities, farm plans near Topeka, and social gatherings with neighbors and relatives.
Fragmentary report from Paris describes marine ministry actions and transit of war materiel between French colonial ports. It mentions Jamenee and Algerian ports, sailors and transports, with ambiguity in names and dates.
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