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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1896

Page

2

National university plan gains notable endorsements in Congress

A Senate committee backs a national university for the states. Chiefs of several universities including Kansas and Nebraska express strong support. Officials urge a coordinated federal role, arguing such a system would raise higher education across the nation and foster uniform standards.

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Nomination Doubts Plague Congressman Miller Run Questioned

A garbled report indicates Congressman Miller faces uncertainty over a nomination and whether he will seek office again. The text mentions Buchan and Erwin Orr, with unclear references to approval and political timing.

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Broderick Comments on Pacific Railway Funding

Washington April 20 Worm Our Special Correspondent reports that Congressman Broderick questions funding for the Pacific Railway project and doubts it will secure per year support.

Congress Nan Broderick Pacific Railway Washington

Pineapple Fleet Prep For Hakamae Islands Trade

Baltimore April 30 reports the pineapple fleet preparing for shipment to the Hakamae Islands. Vessels from Blethnora Governors barber and Nasa bound for Tarpon Bay with the early crop ready for dispatch. The cargo, described as highly perishable, will be loaded into ships soon for transoceanic delivery to markets. expect first shipments by May 5.

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The Deal at Wichita and the Peerless Princess

A chaotic account describes wide open saloons operating in Wichita with crowds and lingering furniture shows. Governor Mori approves enforcement changes targeting whisky and famine related offenses, with Garr Morrill blamed and supporters denouncing violators.

Wuek-hoven Wienine Mori Garrettor Morrill

Duty On Holy Water Tax Sparks Hartford Debate

A New York April report describes a 10 percent duty on holy water. Pope Lase blessed it as a religious item while questions arose about its transport to Hartford. Officials debated whether the water qualified for a duty category, with authorities noting shipment completeness and legal definitions amidst a public interest focus.

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Syls Plan Will Spend Nearly Two Thousand Dollars

Syls announces plans to spend close to two thousand dollars on upcoming expenditures. The detail emphasizes a focused budget approach and targets for the year. Specific items or allocations are described with emphasis on prudent financial management.

Decorations For The McKinley Train To St Louis

Wichita reports preparations for a grand McKinley memorial train to St Louis. Sgt Dixon aims to gather portraits and symbols across counties with Ford-like pageantry, advertising posters, and a nationwide display to boost support and prosperity while political intrigue unfolds surrounding a dramatic court case.

FIGHT ON OLEO GROWING EFFORTS IN KANESS DAIRYMEN PRESSURE LEGISLATURE

Abilene April 1 The creamery men of Dickinson county issue circulars urging support for oleomargarine controls and dairy legislation. They claim Kansas produced 955000 tons valued at 7 040 000 cash, highlighting dairy interests and urging voters to back dairy welfare measures amid political pressure. In Hutchinson a separate note reports changes in ownership of Hutchinson Feed Grain company and ties to hotels and the Harvey system, with local business figure Sponsler gaining stake alongside Ringle and Woodard.

Kaness Abilene Ditkineen Santte Ursnion Cleomarga

FED THE FISHES AND A Wichita Man Experien ce

A Wichita man visits Garden City for a strange, largely incoherent tale about feeding fish in a large pond on a Finney County farm. The account mentions authorities, garden water, and various unnamed events, with garbled dialogue and disjointed details.

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Leavenworth Hearing Highlights Evasive Defense

The Leavenworth hearing centers on Schaffer and others with preliminary charges after a Saturday afternoon session. Witnesses including Detective Scheer face tough cross examination as defense attorney Mr Hook presses for details.

Tragic Farm Accident on Harrowed Road

George Turner and Shreve Turner were driving a team when a broken bar caused the wagon to lurch. A wheel struck a limb near a field water hole. Turner’s left foot was nearly severed, with severe injuries to his leg and body. De Carver was summoned to aid the injured men.

Hornes George Turner Turner de Carver Anadine

Democratic Unity Meeting Delegates Named at Topeka

A fragmented report from a historic gathering outlines a Democratic unity convention in Topeka with delegates listed, including W. Hoover W. Sp., John Martin, and several others. The text references a Topeka event and mentions a set of named attendees and figures connected to the effort.

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SOLD STORAGE PLANT TO BE ERECTED BY LAWRENCE FIRM

Lawrence firm plans a 10 000 barrel cold storage plant to back up fruit growers in Doughes County. The project aims to increase capacity and reduce losses, providing improved market access for apples and other produce.

Miners for Oregon Seek Work Amid Harsh Conditions

Advertisement notes miners and laborers sought in Oregon with promises of wages. The notice mentions men and women traveling to Sag for Manefet, a foreman’s arrival, and a company paying three dollars per day for one rent, with additional $2 daily guarantee. Authorities urge engagement and clarify terms.

Oresmost W_ Richardson

Sues for 1600 Damages Over Miss Cory Haider Wedding

In Junction City on April 21 Miss Cory Haider seeks 1600 dollars in damages. The suit alleges breach of a bonds agreement tied to a planned marriage dating from mid year. Dalton refused to sign the agreement, causing distress and prostration.

Cory Haider Junction Citys Cora Huteter Dalton

Crime Claim Details Emphasize Losses and Alleged Motives

A period of three months is cited as the timeframe. The claimant alleges expenses totaling 189 dollars for meals and services and 1 000 dollars for alleged misdeeds tied to a tied lover. The narrative focuses on alleged motives and the financial impact of the dispute.

Emporia County Fair Preparations And Track Renovations

Workers repair and renovate facilities at a county fair site in Emporia from April 2 to 10. The project covers the driving park south of the city, including the track, fences, tables, stands, and grandstands, with emphasis on establishing a permanent arrangement for the Lyon County fair and related improvements.

Emporia Shahk W.oéal Elie Judees Lyon County Erain

Meeting to organize silver and clay workers held

A civic gathering on April 20 discussed organizing efforts and silver clay work. Dr A B Peters elected daily tit with speakers urging bipartisan county action. Secretaries were named. the meeting emphasized a nonpartisan tone and broad participation. Carlisle sought to address July Fourth plans at Atchison Forest Park. potential town visit noted. Thieves entered Jack West Fick’s house but nothing else was disturbed.

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Chicago School Census Shapes Population Claim

The Chicago Journal discusses a spring school census aiming to reveal population estimates around 1,770,000 for the city. It notes the lasting impact of demographic counting and references the controversial Lang estimate, questioning the census method and its accuracy.

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Topeka Welcomes Dr Lowry from New York

An article notes Dr. Lowry, a New York physician with extensive experience, returning to Topeka and joining local practice. It highlights his family move west, praised professional abilities, and creates a sense of valued addition to the community, with broader local ads interspersed.

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