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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1896

Page

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Dr Nansen Near Pole Sets Record Four Degrees Closer

Dr Nansen reached eighty six degrees fourteen minutes north, closer to the pole than any explorer. The Fram, abandoned by the party, drifted as Windward rescued members near Frans Joseph Land. Nansen’s crew prepared for a potential eastward drift.

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Polar Drift and Expedition Prospects Amid Ice Watch

The message discusses possible rescue or supply plans for a polar expedition, noting aims to reach land by late summer and the risk of prolonged drift. It references ships, ice conditions, potential tenacious wintering, and past expeditions including Nansen, with doubts about enduring northern cold and the feasibility of survival for years if required.

Freion Mrernusid Epitabergen Alfaro Eau North Pole Stheria Atrickson- Part Worth Br. Nansen

Expedition returns from Pranzi Joveland voyage

Windward led an expedition to Pranzi Joveland where depths were mapped before a second trip to bring back the crew. News from Norway announced a return voyage with Dr. Nanseo aboard W Vardee.

Windward Pranzi Joveland Norway

Views on Bryan By English Newspapers Editorial Stance

London editorials weigh Bryan and his policies amid a sultry August press round up. The Gazette runs a two column piece praising or criticizing his stance as it meets the steel and tariff debates, noting concerns over costs and projections.

London Evening News Ares Gazette Durets Steels Sin Rangers Nate

Wisconsin for McKinley in Wisconsin fall

Washington dispatch notes Governor McKinley not fearing loss in Wisconsin this fall. Milwaukees prominent railroad man Iaia C W Mott is in Washington for a day. German voters, substantial and conservative, reject fiat money ideas and look to Sherman as authority on finance. Ex Senator Spooner’s influence mentioned.

Washington McKinley Wisconsin Iaia C. W. Mott Milwasa Hrgan Sherman Mrance Ohio Spooner

Editorial on Bryan speech draws mixed reactions

The Morning papers avoid Bryan’s talk while the Times Financial notes opinions differ on whether his socialistic ideas enhance his reelection chances. The piece suggests viewer reactions vary and the meeting’s character is not clearly decisive for distant observers.

St. James Ganette Sucreme Court Bryen Times Bryan

Not Gold But Saloons Prohibition Ticket Nominated

Hale Jenneyn was informed of his Prohibition vice presidential nomination at 10 oclock last night. The Chicago event featured Ceaseb Oliver as chair and Stewart of Titicols delivering the formal notice to Mr Johnson. The speech argued for free coinage to ease economic hardship while noting current coinage would not provide immediate relief.

Chicago Hale

General Harrison Plans Campaign Meetings in Indiana

Indianapolis August 14 General Benjamin Harrison will appear at the porch of the Republican state committee to arrange campaign dates. A letter to old friend Daniel Ramsdell indicates the committees expect his services to begin in early September and Ramsdell confirms the note.

Indianapolis Ind Benjamin Harrison Republican State Committee Konapcuttian Daniel Ramsdell Ramedell Ramedell Mosth

Six Deaths In Storm At Pittsboro Pa

A fierce storm dumped about 24 inches of rain, causing six deaths near Pittsboro. Victims include Mrs Susan Auld widow Ellen Pappleton Florence Robalean Cochran infant Schafer ten unknown man. Rescue and flood reports say effort saved others despite heavy downpours.

Pittsborg Susan Auld Pion Ellen Pappleton Urs Florence Robalean

Bryan Explains Reading During Extempore Speech

William J. Bryan, in New York, explains to the Associated Press his choice to read aloud during an extempore address. He says he wished to spare the audience and that the full text would appear later, though the few thousand attendees preferred the spoken version.

New York Wm. J. Bryan Associated Press

Wisconsin Senate Race Hints at Spooner Victory

A German veteran speaks to a Wisconsin audience, boosting support for his advocated views and signaling broad acceptance. The piece asserts Mr. Spooner will win to succeed Mr. Vilas in the U S Senate when Vilas’s term ends in March 1607, with strong backing noted from moneyed champions.

Vetera Wisconsin Spooner Vilas United States Senate

Potatoes Rising Sharply in Four Days at Haness City

Potatoes jumped from 11 to 25 cents a bushel in four days at Haness City driven by drought and rot in Missouri patches. Demand from Texas and the South is growing as shippers plan large consignments. growers expect further 10 to 15 cent increases soon. Few potatoes remain on the market this morning as buyers compete.

Haness City Kansas City Actd Missouri South Texas

Death of Sir John Millais shocks British art world

London reports Sir John Millais dead after a penniess end. Condolences pour from Queen, Prince of Wales, and Duchess of York. Papers lament the loss to British art and the challenge for the academy to name a worthy successor.

London Vom Millais Prince Princeal of Wales Burke and Duchess of York Europe America Teral Academy

McKinley salutes Ohio veterans in mass reunion

Canton Ohio August 14 survivors of the 101st regiment Ohio volunteer Infantry numbering nearly 400 arrived in Canton to greet Governor McKinley with wives and children. McKinley praised national unity after Civil War bitterness and recalled recent hospitality in Louisville and memorial sites at Chickamauga and Atlanta. He urged continued patriotism and the protection of the Union and flag for future generations.

Canton Ohio Volunteer Infantry Massillon Comrads McKinley Major McKinley Governor McKinley Rims Monahan Youngstown McKinney Monahan May Hone Mawailion Grand Army of the Republic Louisville Chickamauka United States Dennity Atlanta Boys In Blue Lincoln Geteyaty 101Th Olite Pest Col Tilley Toa Celunior Martin

Third Ohio veterans reunion at Mrs McKinley’s residence

The text notes a visit to Mrs. McKinley with other party ladies and mentions a reunion of the Third Ohio veterans group. Captain W. Williams is listed as president of the reunion organizations.

Silver in Ohio predicted as Bryan sweep nears

New York Journal special correspondent Richard P. Bland reports from Canton that 10 000 to 15 000 greeted Bryan with enthusiasm, predicting a silver majority in Ohio. He notes McKinley’s home county lining up for silver, with Stark county and agricultural districts showing strong silver sentiment and expectations of a November landslide.

Mr. Bland New York Richard P.bland New York Journal William J. Bryan Enat Mr. Bryan Canton Itr Bryan McKinley Alliance Isalse Stark County Slo

Michigan Phenomenon Portraits by Lightning at Stoughton

In Stoughton near Mich this week a storm struck a barn where Abner Millikan's beer stand bore lithograph portraits of McKinley and Hobart with the slogan The Workingman's Friends. Lightning flashed, a blaze appeared but caused no known fire. At dawn the lithographs were torn away yet the portraits remained perfectly reproduced on the barn walls.

McKinley Hobart Tonia Stul~ Kan Iran

Liberty Tree Planting and Earth from All States

Rodman Post No 1 G A R New Bedford sends a self explanatory appeal to Governor Morrill for earth from each state to plant a liberty tree in October with excerpts from historical battle sites. Morrill shows interest and will consider the request. Also notes a Democratic National Convention call and Irish land bill adoption in London with details on votes.

Witem Rodman G. A R New Bedford Mees Morrill Washington Market HA Cornwallis Burgoyne Saratoga Lake Champlain Lake Erie Missisusippi

Bryan to Campaign From Rear of Train in September

New York Aug 14 chairman Jones and national committeemen discussed Bryan's campaign plan. He will address crowds from a rear railroad car starting about September 1 while resting beforehand. Bath Maine trip postponed to late September with speeches in New England.

New York Jones National Bryan Natonal Committee Jonea Bath Maine New England St. John Windsor Democratic National Committee All the Nations National Committee Connecticut Pennsylvania Yesteriny James Kerr Clearfield Hartity Colonel Spangler Harrisburg Spangler Myr Jones Kerr Senator Jones Spangier Harrity nuUeber Sheshen Nevada Ec Tak

Washington Seen Best Chance for National Headquarters

A terse note suggests Washington holds the best chance to secure the national headquarters amid ongoing discussions on location. The source hints at strong support for Washington but remains noncommittal on final selection and timing.

Bank Robbery at Montpelier Causes Manhunt

Three men robbed the Bank of Montpelier in broad daylight dragging sixty bystanders behind the counter and emptying cash into three sacks. Sheriff Davis led a posse of 20 in pursuit, tracking toward Jackson’s Hale as the robbers fled. Officials withheld the amount, but reports claim about $10,000 was taken.

Denver Colo Pocatello Idaho Montpelier Bank of Montpelier Sherif Davis Jackson Hale

Burlington Route Advertises Fast Westbound Service

Burlington line from Kansas City at 10 43 p m offers sleepers to Lincoln and Billings with through connections to Montana Puget Sound and beyond. Travel 1050 miles arrives Billings next evening in 645 with free chair care and through sleepers to Billings. emphasizes 10 25 hour savings over rivals and routes via Denver Colorado Utah and California. Route official L W Wakeldy promotes tickets and agent offices in Louis Bin.

Colorado Montana Hot Springs Puget Bound Pacific Coast Burlington Mieaourt River Kansas City Billings Montes

To St Paul and Minneapolis Via Burlington Route

Two splendid woven grain cars daily from Missouri River points to the north join the old established Burlington Route and Sioux City line. Observation coaches, sleeping cars, free chair cars, and dining cars operate north of Council Bluffs. Night trains offer handsome sleepers to Omaha and points north with handsome through cars. Ticket agents listed in St Louis Missouri.

Splenaia Missouri River Hurlington Sioux City Aioe Dinina Council Bluffa Grnahe Council Bhitts Stous City Geren City St. Louie

Bottled Up Cure for Blood Diseases Warns Against Mercury

An old advertisement warns that patent tonics use mercury and potash to “bottle up” diseases like contagious blood poison and scrofula, but damage marrow and bones. It touts Swift Specific Co lecturing Atlantis Ga offers free books and a $1000 cure guarantee, urging readers to avoid mercury and dangerous treatments.

Swift Atlants

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