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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1896

Page

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Sherman in a Circus Tent Draws Ten Thousand

A large crowd gathered in a circus tent in Columbus to hear Senator Sherman. The event, in snowy conditions, aimed to boost support for the gold standard and featured General Stewart J. Woodruff as a planned speaker. Delegations arrived from local business interests as the venue reported 29 secured and erected by local businessmen.

Columbis Tiepah- Tican cAmusion Porn Pelosi Finch Wietissary Labs Lentrie Ashte Stewart J. Woodfurd New York

Ohio politicians recall the silver standard debate in 19th century

In a crowded Ohio gathering Governor Bushnell opens remarks amid a storm of opinions. Speakers debate silver and gold standards, the 1873 crime, and the nation’s coinage history, citing McKinney and Foraker among others while outlining Republican goals and wartime monetary shifts.

Queen of the Floral Festival candidates compete for royal pageant

Today voting for the Queen of the Floral Festival proceeds with many candidates. George M. Stone paints a royal barge portrait for the pageant to be displayed at Stansfield's drug store. Plans outline a white horse cavalcade with banners, trumpeters, and a central queen's barge as the procession centerpiece.

Church of Assumption Wut Jack Key Santa Fe Railroad Webb Doallttie Eagle Aide Uiferine George Stannfield Kansas Avenue Charie# & Hagle Baxter Sone Fouune Geo. M. Stone Stone Paris Wille & Srest Bullaett Pulmers Adaba Start Eran

Morrill Democrats Plan Political Club Over State Ticket

Morrill Democrats including G. G. Gage oppose Leedy and the Populist state ticket and favor Hrgan and Sewall. they will organize a political club to rally their stance.

Morrill G. G. Gage Leedy Hrgan Sewall

Silver Debating Club Meeting at Downtown Office

A meeting of the Silver Debating Club is scheduled this Graxing at the pid office of D.C. TA Totxen. The executive committee of the Republican Silver lemgus will convene on Monday night at the office of W. R. Hazen on West Picth Street for organizational discussions and duress of operations.

Silver Debating Club D.C. TA. Totxen Silver Lemgus W. R. Hazen West Picth Street

Unpleasant State of Affairs at Rochester Cemetery

The board of county commissioners visited Rochester County Cemetery where three acres east of town serve as pauper graves. A grave digger had buried bodies without proper location records, causing confusion about grave sites. Commissioners ordered uniform procedures and rotation for future burials to restore order.

Rochester Cemetery Board of Cou Rochester Marin the Braven Aimoximpossil Commissionera Rota Non

Five Assignments Filed in Chicago County Court

Five court assignments announced in Chicago today involve the Chicago Iron and Steel Company with Marvy IL works, assigning assets of about 200000 and liabilities 125000 to Chicago Title and Trust. Harry M Hostek a wool merchant at 198 Michigan Street assigns to Wim. Chicago & Western Soup Works at Kingsbury and Superior streets assigns 80000 assets and 50000 liabilities to Fred S Gosher. Louis Sthers & Son wholesale agents Liberty Louis August and Alexander Libera assign to Frank C assets 25000 liabilities 20000. George O Bertie hides and leather dealer assigns to William L Grey with assets 200000 liabilities 125000.

Chicago Chicage Iron and Steel Company Marvey Chicago Title & Trust Company Harry M. Hostek Michigan Street Wim FH. Hubbard Chicago & Western Soup Works Kingsbory Superior Streets Fred S. Gosher Louis Sthers & Son Louis August Alexander C. Libera Agnor Frank George O' Bertie Jeatherrande Wiliam L. Grey

Fusion in Shawnee County Ticket Plans

The Populists and Democrats in Shawnee County convene to map a joint ticket for the fall county contest. They anticipate holding the county convention on August 29 or September 5 with space on the ticket for Republicans allied on the slate.

J. W. Stewart Auburn Topeke Republican County Central Populiata Popultat Democratic County Central Shawnee County

Weather Forecast Warns of Heat and Cooling Delays

A hot southwest wind blows at 13 mph as thermometers climb toward the mid 90s to low 100s. Forecasters expect the peak today between 4 and 5 pm with a promise of cooler air tomorrow amid generally fair conditions statewide.

Shawnee county to use limestone in Kansas avenue bridge

Shawnee county commissioners push for Shawnee county stone in the Kansas avenue bridge. A Weaver visit confirms local limestone as preferred material, tying to county product goals.

Board of County Commissioners Shawnee County Kansas Avenue Weaver

Bowman Ejectment Suit Over West View Corner Land

H C Bowman begins ejectment in district court to dispossess William Carey and others at the corner of West View avenue and Third streets asserting title by judgment. John M Baird files a first lien on the property. Spanish War Ministry change in Madrid: General Bronwart Von Schellendert relieved, General Von succeeding.

C. Bowman H.C Bowman District Court William Carey Cornet West- Yew Avenue Third Streets John M Baird John M. Baird Madrid Bronwart von Schellendert Von

$56,000 Fu turity Stakes Highlight at Sheepshead Bay

A heavy storm left a muddy track as 11 two year olds, including Ornament and Rhodesia with Simms aboard, prepare for the $56,000 Futurity at Sheepshead Bay. Favorites shift between Ornament, Rhodesia, and Challenger with trainers debating post positions and weight assignments.

New York Sheepshead Bay Sloane Tuberville Sancee Doggett Clayton Oseoees Tara Simms Walker Perkins Grant Ballard Jpnhe Ciale Sandivilee Brighton Beach Hhonesia Dwyer Cleophus Winged Feet Garrison Torswood Stockwell Buc Doggett Keene Sey Blemton Bastin Brookdale Marcus Daly Ogden Tedermond Rogers Attle Ornament Rhoiesia Challenger Rhodesia

A quarrel at Atchison splits Ingalls Seaton factions

Atchison August meeting of the Republican county central committee set date, place, and apportionment for the county convention to nominate district judge, county attorney, clerk of the court, and probate judge. Surprises included selecting Bineham as the convention site and omitting the city district representative nomination, a move seen as Ingalls faction managed and fueling a rift with John Seaton and Ellsworth Thgalls supported by F P Halsey who attended.

Ingalls Seaton Atchison Atchison Republican County Central Committee Bmneham James M. Chisham John Seaton Ellsworth Thgalls F. P. Halsey Lesterature

Wreck of F F V Express Near Ravensworth

The F F V express from Washington to Cincinnati was derailed near Ravensworth at 12 this morning, with the engine and several cars left on the track. Only Baggagemaster B. S. Coffman was injured slightly, and a bullet narrowly missed from the flagman as wreckers fled. detectives were sent to the scene to investigate.

Washington Sne Chesamake & Able FF. V. Express Cincinnati Ravensworth Coffman

Democratic national committee to locate HQ in Chicago

Washington August 15 Senator Jones chairman of the Democratic National Committee arrived in Washington and discussed campaign headquarters. The plan is to set up a Chicago headquarters for the congressional campaigns with a Washington branch for literature and coordination. Western pressure favors Chicago while Republicans already use that city. Officials expected to announce the executive committee and HQ decisions later today.

Washington Jones Democratic National Committee Democratic Congressional Campaign Committees Executive Committee Chicago Congressional Bryan Chicaes West

Express Employees Strike Across New York and Jersey

In New York and Jersey City about 609 Adams Express workers walked out today over management changes. They allege President Weir has cut eastern operations and that many veteran staff were dismissed for trivial reasons. Company offices reported minimal delays and help from Philadelphia to keep operations moving.

New York Adams Express Company Jersey City Weir East Wales Philadelphia

Bald and Gardiner Remain Front Runners At L A W Meet

At Louisville Aug 13 two national championships are on the card the half mile and the five mile events. Eddie Bald has not yet won a tape with Gardiner seen as a dangerous challenger after a record breaking mile open yesterday. The day opens hot at Fountain Ferry track with light breeze and morning trials. Readout lists Amateur One mile handicap heats with competitors from Louisville St Louis and Mayfield Kentucky along with times.

Loulavile Désseau Eddie Bald Gardiner Fountain Ferry Bormwaster Louiesville Tut Montgomery Canfield St. Louis Hammond St.Louis Thome Louisville Simpson Mayfield Ky Groeschel Armateur Mite Howard Eberhardt Salina Ken Hattersly Pitchner McCabe Durpee Lauiaville McCarthy Ingram Dixon Coburn St Louis McKeon Greenville Adlddendarf Louiaville Seaton Cummings Springfield Hying Nashville

JAIL FOR MRS LEASE. PRESS EDITORIAL CRITICIZES

New York August 1 The Press editorial urges that jailing Emma Goldman for remarks in a New York square is unlogical and unjust while allowing Mary Lease to keep free speech. It calls the action expediency rather than justice and questions the two cases as inconsistent government.

New York Tombs Blackwell Kansas New York Hall Ini & Model Miss Goldman

Free Silver Central Club Plans Meeting at Hamiston Hall

The Silver Central Club and allied groups organize a central Free Silver club with a meeting set for next Wednesday evening at Hamiston hall. Speakers include Ea Little ex Senator John Martin Senator Peffer David Overmyer and J G Waters. Petitions circulated claim over 1000 names committed to the cause. Kansas Wholesale Grocers hold a city meeting to perfect a state association with a sick fund.

Hamiston Hall Little John Martin Peffer David Overmyer J.G. Waters Kansas Commercial Club

Indications Of Growing OMB Support For Morrill In Topeka Area

The 0. M. B., a prohibitionist group, shows strong organization in Topeka with 5,000 members and 17 lodges. Leaders in Wichita and Topeka push for Morrill’s gubernatorial bid, while some members remain undecided. Nooney is cited as a worker, and officials deny final stance.

M. B Morrill Mae Oaiton Greenkoen Quarty U. MB Topeka Toler Topews Simon's Mirti Morrill QO. M.S Mur- Fil Wioham al Noohey Forest Lodge Tupeiea Lam Holliday Aimation Morel Ank Durell Iit Tue OMB

Suit Over Damages Brought By Wealthy Woman In Topoka

Rebecca A. Santiais sues Mrs. Sarah A. Greenspan in district court for 5100 damages alleging breach of a rental agreement. Greenspan allegedly dismissed her tenant and began notices for non payment, prompting a suit seeking 5000 for damages and 100 for suit costs.

Topoka Sarah A. Sélle Greenspan Rebecca A. Santiais Gamtel West Tenth Street Samuels

Professor Hill to Attend Garfield Regiment Reunion

Prof G C Hill executive clerk in the governors office has been invited by the widow of James A Garfield to attend the Forty Fourth regiment reunion. He attended school with Mrs Garfield and will be present at the gathering.

Toledo Fintias Portemouth Huon Ohio Bushnell Aheheirmain Shiemain Ott Senatoreis Foraker Sherman Gen. Wowrlfurd Tozght Culaik Aoltigen Obie Republicats United States Wola McKinney Hymar Euheryan Olto Sivan Jae Wilel Rolder Aileer Bullior Mirta Enid Dave

Death notices from a fragmentary 19th century page

Prank Grantewr aged M yours died this morning at his brother W Ho Granwer’s home. Funeral at the residence tomorrow. Lawrence aged 4 months died of cholera infantum yesterday with funeral at 434 East First Street this afternoon. George Holmes aged 1% died this morning of scarlet fever at his parents’ home. funeral arrangements unspecified.

Prank Grantewr W. Ho Granwer Lawrence Reniae East First Street George Holmes Ind NS Hotel Iy Baores

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