Hanna Offered Treasury Post by McKinley Affair
Unclear but authentic sounding dispatch describes McKinley and Hanna in cabinet talks. Hanna apparently tendered the treasury portfolio before deciding to take the matter under advisement.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1896
Page
2
Unclear but authentic sounding dispatch describes McKinley and Hanna in cabinet talks. Hanna apparently tendered the treasury portfolio before deciding to take the matter under advisement.
Secretary Mor Me Yory urges a general convention of commercial banking and retail associations to settle currency reform. He questions why wage earners, bankers, merchants, manufacturers and investors cannot decide currency policy in a practical way rather than by political debate. He cites past attempts and hopes a broader business coalition will push federal action.
The English paper urges a 100 pound national subscription to fund a farewell to Mr. Bayard United States ambassador. It praises Bayard and Shakespeare writings, invites contributions, and notes gifts of shillings and crowns to show goodwill beyond words. The Daily Telegraph praises Bayard and honors his prominent name with celebratory tone.
The Imperial Opera Company faced a major setback as wages were not paid before a performance of Ane roa Chenier at Hoste theater. The orchestra refused to perform after funds were withheld, impacting the show and audience expectations. Parkins reportedly donated $100,909 to public enterprises in Colorado Springs while other gifts were listed to local institutions. A separate report notes heavy casualties in Tandoit with 100 Armenians reported killed in an incident near Hiverok.
Readers hear rival accounts of the Derby style brawl as Sharpey, Fitz, and Seferos recount the melee. Voices from the crowd mix with postfight chatter and whispered theories on who truly led the clash and why Hatton’s committee seemed satisfied overall.
In a Malden court session, Mrs Lellan, wife of McLailag, faced a petition as details emerged of alimony, salary provisions and prior earnings. The examination, interrupted by fatigue, led to a contempt citation and a ten day restraint on the husband without his spouse present.
Altgeld plans a trip to Europe for rest and recreation, with political mentions tied to a state campaign. The article references Vice President Johnson, President-elect and legislative figures, and a forthcoming press subscription note. Publication dates and locations include Washington and mentions of North and Burma.
A garbled report describes severe conditions affecting cattle near Wind River with cold, damp air, snow, and insufficient feed. It mentions extreme cold and mentions Wind River region, causing concern for livestock and local herders.
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An unreadable OCR fragment from Russell mentions a person living there and an undelivered note to a wife. The text includes references to a name, a cryptic line about love and danger, and a mysterious tale with medical terms and a possible hidden motive. The readable bits suggest a domestic incident or crime note but lack coherent details.
A dire crisis in Monroe Louisiana leaves many residents without food. A relief effort was arranged today, allocating bread portions to homes, with distribution planned to reach each family in need. The scene reflects widespread hunger and an urgent call for aid.
Fragmented item notes McKinley to attend GAR encampment in Battal WV if the Lord willing. Mentions wage debates and local authorities, with references to Denver and New York topics, plus theatrical performances and a patent medicine advertisement. Entitled names include Prince Troubetzkon and Ramette Rives in literary context.
Fragmented text discusses salaries and a commission in a court and government context. Mentions Anthony Caineaoks, Tupt not clearly defined, and references to New York and a federal court. The piece hints at political or legal reform and public funds but the exact events are unclear.
The article describes Delmonico's Elival in New York at the southwest corner of Forty fourth street and Fifth Avenue as it plans to open a vast restaurant complex. It notes Sherry and Glvide, with Charles Delmonico, and outlines features including a dining nave and private rooms. The narrative mentions a proposed mezzanine, copper detailing, and a blend of dining, ballroom, and café spaces with laundry and button services in the building.
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal fix for hemorrhoids and related ailments. It cites testimonials from individuals and doctors, claims rapid relief, long lasting cures, and a one dollar per pack price, urging readers to buy now.
Chicago officials clash over streetcar heating as Alderman Gallagher orders daily cabin temperatures raised from October to April. Mayor Yerkes defends restraint while reporters note 31 to 36 degree readings. Public works to enforce comfort heating. debate rages on city transit policy and safety concerns.
Fragmentary OCR describes SEW BOTANICAL GARDEN in New York with scattered names and odd phrases about tie mates, calories, parks, murder, and officials. It mixes Bronx Park references with unclear roles, a Washington botanicul warden, and scattered figures about Ammonites and an old Wisconsin vote note, all in a mishmash of garbled terms and incomplete sentences.
Captain Alfred T. Mahan, recently placed on the retired list at his request, leaves the Navy with high esteem and a storied career. Born in New York, he entered the Naval Academy in 1866 and rose to captain, presiding for years over the Naval War College at Newport and shaping lectures on sea power. His works, translated into French and German, include The Influence of Sea Power upon History and The Gulf and Inland Waters.
Professor William M. Sloane, renowned author of The Life of Napoleon, advances in literature and pedagogy at Osmlutin College. A Columbia PhD graduate (1868) and former Latin professor at Princeton, he earned an honorary BD from Columbia in 1887 for his scholarly achievements.
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