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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
5
An obscure Topeka rumor details a proposed kidnapping to force a candidate onto the congressional ballot. The text cites Populists and various names, but the narrative is fragmented and likely speculative rather than a confirmed plan.
Fragmented OCR recounts political scandal involving Salt Lake executives, state leaders, and a contested “State Table” amid accusations of deception. Mentions Governor Olah, legislative actions, and public response including a Senate review and pamphlets. Reported amid garbled names and places, with focus on state governance and political maneuvering.
A report claims a Paris girl aged about 25 named Henriet Candon, living on Rue Paridia, channels warnings through Gabriel the Archangel. She asserts a divine mission to alert humanity about coming events and has drawn public interest and controversy in Cullman papers.
Odd garbled snippet suggests a local election or committee race in Wiltshire with candidates including Saunier and Lard. Details are unclear, but the fragment mentions a marked seat and possible candidates. No definitive results or full names are readable.
A damaged notice describes a 1917 era Confederate song performance with a Henle choir rendering “retier” tones and mentions compositions by Grali and Skveh Ako. It lists titles including “Mfareiene” and “Sty Marylin” tied to wartime patriotic selections, reflecting period censorship and morale efforts.
Notice to contractors by Frank P Mackennan bids for erection of State Journal Building Topeka Kansas due April 31 1896 at architects office Columbine Building room 45 Topeka Kansas. Bid must be sealed accompanied by 2 percent bond and insurance. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
A fragmented report discusses Russell Sage’s idea on rapid transit and civic plans in New York. It notes interviews, public concern, and imagined routes as citizens speculate on improvements, taxes, and city growth amid a lively, uncertain debate.
The column details numerous real estate transfers across several properties. Names include Tamiee Hale Walter Cole Mary King and George Noble among others. Locations cite Liberty Street Harrison Street Rutland Street and Spruce Street West Parade. Transactions show varying sums and lot numbers within towns and counties.
A garbled excerpt depicts Cleveland as a whistler in a noisy White House scene. It mentions President Cleveland, staff chatter, and a pet or playful tune heard in the executive rooms. The fragment references songs, call sounds, and the ambience of a presidential residence during a morning routine.
A meeting of representative citizens from Atlanta and surrounding counties was called to plan the exposition proposed for Chicago next year. Delegates from agricultural, manufacturing, and other interests will be represented. The gathering urged prompt action and urged all districts to send representatives to ensure a strong, organized exhibit.
Grimie Creek report of a violent incident at a local inn involving James Sure ecolored Welter and a dispute over money. The garbled text also advertises laundry services and real estate prospects, with references to South Missouri and potential investments.
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