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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1900

Page

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Bryan Speaks to Workingmen at Labor Day Chicago

William J Bryan addresses Chicago Labor Day rally urging workers and wage earners to unite for fair labor standards. He argues for direct election of senators, government by law not injunctions, and labor representation in national policy, warning against corporate power and caste-based privilege.

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Roosevelt Speech to Labor Parade in Chicago

Governor Roosevelt and Colonel Bryan reviewed a massive labor celebration in Chicago with thousands marching past the Auditorium Hotel. The event featured a lunch, speeches, and a large labor-day program, highlighting cooperation between wage workers and political figures.

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Duty to Self and Neighbor in Industrial Society

In addressing industrial progress and social needs, the speaker argues that self-respect and character development depend on contributing to the common good. He emphasizes that wealth carries responsibility, that idle individuals should not be envied, and that communities must balance public and private ownership while permitting individual initiative under prudent regulation.

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Transvaal Annexation Report Advises Cape Town Proclamation

London under Bel fast dated September 1 reports Lord Roberts says proclamations issued under July 4 warrant declare the Transvaal will henceforth form part of her majesty's dominions. The message reaches Cape Town, announcing the action and its royal backing.

London Belfast Lord Roberts Transvaal Cape Town

Letter from Coolidge on Tien Tein siege reports 20000 dead

Hooper of Unis city publishes Lieutenant Colonel Coolidge dated from Tien Tein August describing Ninth infantry attack on the Inner wall. He notes looting by Japanese and French and British delays. American quarter quiet as Chinese dead buried and town cleared.

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Sewall Stricken At Maine Campaign Stop

Bath Maine Arthur Sewall Democratic candidate for vice president suffered an apoplectic attack at a Forest Amall Point event ten miles from Bath. He was unconscious after onset at about 10 o'clock this morning and remained so as news came in from Small Point at noon. Conditions described as critical with South portion winds noted.

Bath Arthur Sewall Vic Thin Summer Forest Seewall

War Threats and Indemnity Over Venezuela Claim

Report from New York dated September 2 describes Colombia plans to demand a 5 000 per head indemnity from Venezuela for soldiers killed in a rebellion in Central America. It says the yacht Atlanta, built for Jay Gould and now armed, would aid Colombia’s claim and that a war may follow if demands are refused.

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Wreck near Hatfield leaves few dead. many injured

Philadelphia reports a collision on the Philadelphia and Reading line near Hatfield Pa. Several injured were expected to survive while others remained in danger. Early today cleanup crews cleared debris and destroyed evidence at the site. An agent stated the excursion train was due at Hatfield at 7 5 and fog hindered attempts to avert the crash.

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Crosses the Clyde in Glasgow Plague Spread

Glasgow Scotland report notes bubonic plague area expanding to Govan on the left bank of the Clyde. A boy died Saturday after contracting the fever and in the city authorities urge vigilance as cases rise.

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Outbreak at Bohol Report From General MacArthur

Manila dispatch reports General MacArthur confirming an outbreak in Bohol, an island province. The message notes First Soldier unit details from the Forty Fourth Volunteer Infantry and references a prominent, ongoing military engagement on the island amid wartime operations.

Washington War Department General MacArthur Manila Rept Highes Bohol Lovack Tntwos Sri

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