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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
7
A jumble of overheard calls from the National Hotel describes alleged horse theft and a scene of pursuit. Witnesses discuss a missing claimant and a family searching for a daughter believed alive, amid confusing reports and delayed leads.
A historical account outlines the coal miners walkout rooted in a long list of grievances against coal barons. It highlights the company store practice and its impact on wages and living costs.
Graphic sketch by Julian Hawthorne details a major Pennsylvania strike in the anthracite coal regions. Miners fault high prices for necessities and power, claim wages fail to cover rising costs, and say company control over meat and fuel worsens hardship while wages lag. Several named grievances underscore the sustained worker distress.
Senator Hanna comments on Mayor Jones stance and the campaign dynamics for Bryan and Stevenson. He hints Jones may avoid a congress bid yet back Bryan, noting potential implications for the race and political alignments. Hanna plans to speak at Delphi, Indiana, tomorrow.
The State Board of Health at a regular meeting declares the practice of medicine by unqualified individuals a threat and signals formal action. Those lacking legal credentials to practice are urged to cease immediately, with enforcement possible if violations continue.
Confused OCR text reports a woman named Mrs Adair being fined after an incident at Fourth Street involving damage to property and an attempted entry. No injuries were reported as bystanders and youths present were unhurt.
Mr Hayden and his daughter Bessie faced a devastating Lake storm that damaged billiard tables and prompted a civil suit. The incident centers on property damage linked to the weather event and the ensuing legal action.
In a field report from Shamo kin for the Phil North American two weeks before strife, miners discuss wage pressures and company stores. They describe fatigue from long shifts, grievances about pay, and a push to organize despite fear of retaliation. witnesses note the oppressive power of bosses and the need for collective action.
Real estate transfer item lists A Swanson portion conveying property to Te Modest at 25 Lafayette Street and includes 37 and 25 Jacksas Street. Public notice type entry records conveyance details with names and street addresses.
A brief notice outlines Wew Through train routes to Portland and Puget Sound areas, with connections to Northwest cities including Tacoma, Puget Sound, and Portland. It mentions Montana routes and a short saver service to the Northwest, and references Central Montana versus P. A. S38.
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