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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
1
Calm returns to the Lehigh region after a deadly clash in which seven miners were killed and four or more wounded. Police and state militia mobilize from Pottsville to Shenandoah valley as authorities vow to restore order and protect workers returning to the mines.
Militia called out to quell unrest as 2 are killed and 7 wounded after a coal strike related riot. Deputies, sheriffs, and volunteers escort workers from Indian Ridge colliery to safety amid street clashes withPoles, Slavs, and Hungarians.
In Topeka Today the paper reports a miners strike near Shenandoah with four men holding up a Burlington line and police called in. Troops from the Pennsylvania National Guard arrive to restore order as several collieries halt work.
A Havana dispatch reports lawyers for E G Rathbone former director general of posts now on bail seek indictment and extradition of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Joseph L Bristow. Bristow is accused of being more culpable than Rathbone for authorizing continued payment of Rathbone aides from the Cuban treasury after Rathbone was charged, signaling a heated fight with the administration.
Four masked robbers held up the St Louis Portland line express at Woodlawn near Lincoln. They forced the local safe opened and took a small sum after the through cafe was not touched. Engineer and fireman were threatened, no major money seized, reward offered, police seek suspects.
President McKinley arrived in Canton shortly before 11 o clock with Secretary Cortelyou. He exited the special car with other passengers, walked through the yards to his carriage, and went to his residence. Mrs McKinney awaited him as the late train caused delay. Senator Hanna expected at 1 35 from Chicago to call on the president and then proceed to Cleveland for Sunday stay.
Mr. Bryan continued his September sweep of the First congressional district by auto, planning three speeches before returning to Lincoln. The day began in Waverly, Lancaster County, with remarks at 11 30, focusing on imperialism and the war era threats.
Citizens voice strong opposition as calls grow to trigger an election now. Officials and activists debate the timing, arguing for stability while critics warn of potential upheaval and political gamesmanship.
London reports warn thousands face disfranchisement as the wartime and home rule issues split Liberals and Conservatives. Salisbury’s dissolution triggers upheaval for publishers and stock markets while new American laundries enter London. Party leaders pledge differing war and reform stances amid a tense run up to polling.
St. Louis dispatch reports Chieszo quotes Chairman Mark Hanna demanding five hundred thousand dollars by Saturday night with more to follow. Hanna says he will return to New York that night and wants to see decisive action from the moneyed interests.
A Union Avenue club gathering featured talk on raising large sums for a campaign. A speaker claimed Philadelphia had spent $600,000 in hours and urged attendees to mobilize their own networks and act as business agents to spread the message. He warned of intense pressure and urged everyone to contribute.
Washington Sept 2 The navy received a cipher from Admiral Remey describing attacks on Pei Tang forts by Russian German and Austrian forces. Chinese resistance and mine explosions left several Chinese dead and noted Russian artillery fire with heavy losses for the attackers.
Shaffer is reinstated as steward of the Topeka asylum after earlier dismissal by the state board of disclosures, amid claims of board influence and ongoing political maneuvering. Reports indicate he may face further scrutiny as December moves toward year end, with uncertainties about his role until January.
Chicago reports Senator Jones emphatically denies a circulating story that Bryan canceled his speaking dates in the western states. Mrs Jones adds Bryan will proceed to New York at his request, stating no cancellations occurred and he will fulfill planned engagements.
A masked robber boarded the Northern Pacific near Athol at 1 am and moved from bunk to bunk, waking passengers to steal valuables. He fled after exchanging shots with a conductor, taking about $500 cash, watches, and jewelry. The thief, described as calm and armed, escaped toward Hatchien with authorities pursuing.
London report dated September details a British force routing Boer units west of Kriel and recapturing a 15 pounder gun at Colenso. Several wagons captured, thousands of rounds of ammunition seized, and Meijelard position reportedly held. Clergymen and Dutch forces mentioned amid ongoing hostilities and strategic moves near Theron’s camp.
A Chicago dispatch reports Senator Baker Cyrus Leland and allies opposing Divi Mulvane at the Republican national headquarters. Letters from Kansas critics accuse Mulvane of aiding Barton’s senatorial bid, drawing protests from state and national leaders. Cyne, Hanta, and party officials discuss Mulvane’s connections, while Leland denies knowledge of Mulvane’s private moves.
Col Wied er and marshal of the Grand Army parade in Chicago died of sagatag pectoris after serving as parade organizer. He had led the Alg a soil unit and had a three year tenure as manager.
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