20 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes efforts by hotels and individuals to circumvent liquor restrictions. The text references a total abstinence league and legal action against lawbreakers, with notes on procedure, charges, and attempts to control public sale operations.
A scrambled OCR summary from the New York polling column lists multiple states and regions with partial references to races and figures. The readable parts include mentions of New York and several state groupings, though many words are garbled, leaving an incomplete overview of the poll results and regional standings.
An article notes an event at the Carnegie Arts Gallery in Pittsburgh with artists and a mention of a medical incident. It describes a man from Madison who suffered a crushed foot during a field event at Mankato, leading to amputation and hospital care.
Fragmented OCR text depicts chaotic political discourse for Lewelling administration in Kansas with references to Mary, Populist factions, and contested leadership. The passage mentions the governor, party lines, and scattered campaign rhetoric, reflecting a turbulent 19th or early 20th century political scene.
National League notes with scattered results and attendance hints. Mentions players and teams in a mix of garbled lines, noting crowd expectations and various game outcomes.
A congressional debate in Washington centers on Indian education and funding for tribal schools. The discussion emphasizes federal policy guiding school support and the provision of separate facilities, aiming to fund education for Indian children while addressing sectarian concerns and appropriations through 1295 guidelines.
William F. Morrison of Himofa declares support for bimetallism and criticizes the gold standard as insufficient. He references the convention debates on silver and gold, noting mixed views among leaders and the potential impact on money supply, prices, and public costs. He predicts a shift toward silver or a revised standard, urging harmony with authority. The remarks reflect broader currency policy tensions in Washington.
Washington reports a 20 member Senate vote adopting a resolution honoring Gen Franklin with an 80 year shade of history. The piece notes the World’s Fair medals, exhibits, and plans for delivery within ten days, as officials including Secretary Glorney and Admiral Will prepare lectures and tours across states.
The text notes a government committee meeting about a World Fair exposition to be held in Omaha. It mentions Emma L. Rogers's death and a stroke at 1980 Van Buren Street, with a relief camp meeting at a resident at 3:36 Tuesday morning.
Work starts this morning on twenty miles of new brick sidewalks in the city. Six teams, about fifty men, under the city engineer and street commissioner, will build the brick walks to cover over twenty miles in total.
Washington reports outline Spain moves to institute a partial autonomy system for Cuba within weeks. Key positions would grant local administrative power while Spain maintains oversight, with military and international guard structures to remain under central control. The plan aims to end hostility and position Spain as guardian amid Cuba’s awaited home rule.
Teavenworth April 36 court heard Thomas Dae emport and others charged with aiding and abetting the murder of their father. Farmer Tak, Chars, and Aindo Tanmbors faced preliminary questions as the defendants await the next court date. The case involves the alleged plotting and execution of the crime and will proceed to further hearings.
Washington August 20 The bond measure relating to bond issuance was postponed for further consideration after a brief discussion. Supporters argued the appropriations bills should not be delayed.
Special correspondent reports in Weehiliion that the government and Coat Company agreed to cover one half of a claim involving Rose Hucen of Topeka. The dispute centers on payments for goods and services previously rendered, with officers advising the half-share arrangement as a settlement.
Jack Harris, candidate for the Second District, visited the city this morning after leaving the Miteriaorn encampment. He discussed county delegates and precinct activity, noting strong turnout and ongoing efforts across the area.
Sneed bound over to district court by Justice Guy after an alleged attempt on May Edwards Huartes at her home on Crane Street. The case centers on charges of intent and involvement by a noted local figure amid a tense morning court session. The record also notes unrelated items about a Bicycle Girl troupe and music firm details.
A Topeka drive aims to bring a Beloit reunion of veterans with $6,000 to ensure a grand gathering. Delegates from Topeka and Shawnee County, plus many posts statewide, plan a large encampment at a site near Topeka with extensive military pageantry and speeches. The event features elected officers, military displays, and a major welcome for attendees from across the region.
Beloit prepares for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with decorations across streets.Arches rise on grog street and banners, bunting and portraits of Civil War leaders adorn the town. Mentions of large crowds, open homes, and hospitality for visitors.
Nebraska Democrats held county conventions to select delegates for the state convention. The free street wing and regular convention factions remained distinct as delegates moved toward Lincoln. The April 22 convention saw administration forces in the majority, with party factions accredited to the Lincolo meeting.
Lew Haven Conn April 20 announces the Yale team to face Harvard. Selected speakers include JH Clark Brooklyn C L Arlington Xenie Ohio Noble Wichita Ken Atternete J W Graves Ater NH.
Rev Jenkin Lloyd Jones reports cyclists in Chicago wearing bicycle suits with wheels checked, as churchgoers discuss the new cycling trend. The Sunday service included remarks on transport by bike and the broader social impact, while congregants observed the spectacle and debated the practicality and safety of this urban dressing and gear.
Weather forecast describes a cold front moving across the Piney region with dense fog and cooling temperatures. The passage notes rain and windy conditions in parts of eastern Kansas and Texas, with temperatures dipping and skies fluctuating between cloudy and fair as a wide area experiences unsettled weather.
A report from the court describes future trials for a man identified as the postmaster of Liimar Colenidy amid broader indictments. Several defendants, including John and Charles Streptoard, face charges for alleged burglary in Gaylord during a local disturbance. A horse incident injures James Wall, who was defending at the scene.
Information has been received of the death of Alfred Coddington. He died at home in Albuquerque after a long illness. He was a brother of Thorne and Richard Gaddington of the state. For the past 16 years he resided in Albuquerque. He leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs. Rodey. Tremaine will be brought to the Dee before Terre.
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