12 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
1
Lieutenant Governor A. M. Harvey announces committee chairmanships for the Senate. Lewelling is named chairman of Ways and Means, Harris chairs Railroads, with other selections including King and Peters noted among the leading figures. The piece outlines the party struggle and governance implications of the new assignments.
The document outlines Attorney General Fernor Willerbody's recommendations to repeal parts of the Murray Law, shift university funding away from fixed endowments to state support, and adjust appropriations. It calls for legislative action on tax, property valuation, and clerical positions while outlining broader implications for state costs and the university system.
A large mass meeting of citizens is convened to arrange the reception for a upcoming state culmination in Topeka. The committee, chaired by A A Gotart, outlines plans, solicits support, and sets a date for community participation and the ceremonial details.
Fragmented OCR text describes events in Chicago including Putman and Mary L Collins, mentions a late room scene, references the American Society of Thinkers, police, a superintendent Byres resigning, and a central museum disturbance. The passage is garbled with incomplete names and places, producing a chaotic summary of a public incident and subsequent police actions.
Anarchist figures Quay and Bridiex Waite are cited as outdoing Altgeld in a clash with wealthy elites. The article portrays Mathew Quay opposing financiers seeking control of government and aligning with popular protest rhetoric echoing French revolutionary language.
The article reports a Philadelphia pamphlet by Fenaler Quay and Thomas Dohrn courting public attention as it attacks a national business driven policy mix. It discusses opposition from Stitt and Wanamaker supporters amid a broader clash over trusts and government power.
Cincinnati Enquirer lauds Senator Quay for denouncing organized wealth wielding political influence. It cites his stance against Bryan era reformers, praising his call to protect farmers, workers, and artisans from supposed business domination while contrasting his views with Democratic critics.
Burtons parable in Kansas Prairie Dog features Owl Rat and Snake debating politics in a Kansas City setting. Burton of Allene is quizzed by a reader about Hansae and prospects for Kansas amid rain forecasts and party lines. The piece threads a satirical look at constitutional questions and party alignment with local figures named in a fragmentary, humorous exchange.
In the Santa Fe receivership case Judge Myers heard arguments at Leavenworth. A written decision was expected before running time, with General Solicitor Kesina and others arguing for Santa Fe. Separate matters included divorce proceedings and reports of a Great Northern hotel case, with various attorneys present and noting possible rulings.
Campaign supporters urge unity and swift action, showing strong backing for Major McKinley as allies press forward with their political strategy. The message emphasizes removing impediments and aligning coadjutors to sustain momentum.
In an address from San Francisco dated December 30 1896 Charles D Lane appeals for patience while criticizing the 1896 election outcome. He defends bimetallism and condemns wealth influence, urging continued agitation until constitutional principles and popular government prevail. He argues for restraint and warns against deception while urging voters to reaffirm faith in the republic.
Lane, CF D. National Chairman of the Bi Metallic Party, appeals for unity and continued defense of free coinage in a nation rally style speech. He stresses perseverance against opposition, urges support for policies to boost prosperity and unity, and cites the broader aims of American policy during difficult times.
A group from the Children’s Aid Society of New York arrived at the union station this morning bound for Olathe Raw to secure homes for homeless children. Agents W. Ties and Frederick King led the effort noting recent days had given them time to place several destitute youngsters.
The notice reports Lillian Russell becoming Mrs Walter Sonor in Chicago. It notes the match draws congratulations, mentions Dr Jones as father of Walter Jones and hints at age differences. The governor expresses happiness about the union and expectations of a long, happy marriage.
Ten men who edified Here to test for the Cuyane are ordered to start for New Orleans December 2. Denver reports an order for all national guard to report to Teadvine for duty. over 300 are said to have joined a company being raised in Denver for service in Cuba.
Foreman Wie SV and Jas Ferguson clashed with others during a morning dispute over a weeklong stork at the tee. Pontooned men fought. one man’s exes were blackened and he was badly beaten. A complaint was sworn in charging assault and battery. Constable Brias Hewe arrested a bridge fonsnan shortly before noon.
Washington December 12 The specter bend appointed by Secretary Hertert to investigate the horses that plate of inferior quantity been furnished to the tartieship now trainee at Newart News will weeime it inquiry next Monday. As feratkt has gone the liquiry Indt etes ChAL The Ammnt Bf Geferity plate supplied to much lap thus was at frst supped and that the comargum bee may be Very emogy in the way of delaying work of ciitracling the Datilessips in which the sepertagent Asigen: Interested.
Local groups plan a Monday meeting at the Jesith building near the Tow. Woodward of Lirgrenca lectured at Unity elit about Bayard Taylor. The arrest of Wil Lynch and Bann Smith followed a Thursday riot. a $25 robbery occurred but not at Emma Kelly’s house. George Lack seeks divorce from Hebenus Lac ay. they were married in 1888. The couple now lives apart as Mrs Lacy files abandonment charges.
A published letter from New York describes a starving man who could not find work selling himself for one hundred dollars. The writer, a 25-year-old who can speak French and German, pleads for publication to seek help and reveal his name and address. The piece underscores slavery’s persistence in moral and economic terms and calls for action against trafficking and coercion.
Fragmented report from New York December 12 describes Grandnelle of General Pulaski facing a personal crisis and selling papers. It mentions Jerocka in Frand, Savannah, and Washington, noting suspicions, government service, and charity reliance amid stress over a possible suicide attempt.
A court returned a verdict favoring Wilkerson amid a tense trial atmosphere. Jury deliberations extended as the judge addressed objections raised by the defense and prosecutors. The outcome settles the civil dispute with Wilkerson proclaimed the victor.
A police officer suffered a serious sciatic attack while on duty, with colleagues noting the incident as grave. He was treated at the scene and later removed to a hospital for care. The report describes the medical seriousness and ongoing condition.
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