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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1896
Page
1
Confusing OCR text describes National Bank of Illinois trouble with mismanagement and potential receivership. It references Herbert Hiner and George Schneider, loan concerns, cash holdings around forty percent, and widespread bank distress prompting legal and regulatory action. The piece notes proposed creditor resolutions and probable dividends pending court steps and clearinghouse actions.
Fragmented text describes a bank trust company with open hours and withdrawal issues. Mentions deposits, savings, and trustee actions. References to a committee approval and potential changes in management or funding. Overall, a garbled account of financial operations and a looming decision.
A damaged report notes St Paul bank involvement amid a broader financial disturbance. It mentions failures, officer actions, and substantial losses including cash, real estate, and equipment values, with references to accounts and creditors as the situation unfolds.
Kies Dee 22 Epster reports banks prepared a statement detailing currency and reserve status as of December. The earlier Wiggin note showed total loans around 5 case with 3R3,tHD:697 event. The figures reveal deposits around $96,201 and other reserves, with total liabilities near $298 and comparisons to $37,703 or $154. The legal reserve requirement sits at 22 percent with excess reserves around $24.
A Tribune report details alleged irregularities tied to the Nathenut tne of Minis and a high level exchange controversy. Robert Ey Jonkine, a wireture figure, and other directors reportedly claimed ignorance as investigators probe the Calueiyt Electets enigma and related dealings at the Ickaw bank. The uproar centers on concealed facts and the magnitude of supposed misconduct within the bank's leadership.
Mrs W J Cronin wife of a compositor in the state printer establishment on East Eighth Street awoke to find her front door unlocked and the house entered. Her husband had just gone to work. A thief entered the hall, opened the inner door, and rifled the purse left in the bed chamber before fleeing. The purse contained about 20 dollars in bills and coins.
Mrs. Arthur Bee proprietor of an electrical establishment at 3 Avene Whereshow suffered scalding injuries when a basin of hot water spilled as she fell while walking with a basin in hand. A bystander and local witnesses reported immediate care and a doctor noted the patient was fortunate to avoid serious injury.
A House committee weighs a bill to delay enforcement of a presidential order in wartime, with discussions on granting temporary injunctions and possible court challenges. The panel signals uncertainty on constitutional grounds and the likelihood of reporting the bill.
The casket of Kate Field arrived this morning in Honolulu on the steamer Belgie. It was enshrined by two women and placed aboard the river at Honolulu. Memorial services are planned at the Episcopal church. The ashes will be interred later by Mourit Auborr.
Forty anarchists condemned to 201 years in Barcelona. five get 130 years and 28 receive 28 years each in a sweeping crackdown. A separate report mentions US interests and a separate incident near Shawnee involving a car crash and injuries to Craig Burtel and a companion, with address 638 Kansas Avenue noted.
Four thousand starving workers gathered at Colosseum hall to press Denver for public improvements. Speakers including Rev Myron Reed urged action while critics warned of unrest. a procession then marched to City Hall amid chants for jobs and city repairs.
A fragmented remarks record shows a speaker asking who will fix a tilted sidewalk near a 45 degree angle and debating routes to reach the Governor, the President, or Mac Kinney about the issue. The crowd responds with lines about marriage and a wedding before referencing marching revolutions and public improvements.
The Correspon Genera reports a gendarme unit dispersed four member revolu tionary group formed near Madrid. The incident signals unrest and potential threat to the Spanish monarchy.
A garbled weather note from Kansas and California references trends toward mild temperatures two days before Christmas. Predictions from a weather forecaster mention pleasant conditions continuing, with readings hovering around several degrees above average and little chance of a hard freeze.
The text notes G Nixon to occupy a general agent role in Chicago, with F HH acting as commercial agent for Sante at Runescite. W C Nixon named general agent for the company in Chicaza. Nixon to become superintendent of the Chicago division replacing Heshlein who resigns January 1, with Hunter and Montgpimers introducing new posts at Weegges Howler and Somé& Co packing Arm of Wansun Ci.
The preliminary hearing of Dr J Goodmanson charged with divine surgery causing death began today at the Opera House. A large crowd filled the streets while prosecutors and defense lawyers attended. The hearing is expected to take several days with many witnesses to be examined. The county officials hired the Opera House to accommodate spectators.
Detroit reports a temporary injunction issued by the circuit court under Bleue Pinetree and Palb the We county supervisor Ceom regarding a proposed county building contract. The mayor alleges bribery involving eleven supervisors, though names are not listed. The board was to confirm the contract today.
Report says Secretary of State W C Edwards may rescind an offer from the Mexican cereal railway in land dept. Edwards absent from the city. Captain Braver doubts the rumor. Robson and ex-Chief Wikerson figure in a beer theft case. Hobson linked to mortgage rap.
A garbled police court report shows Pegteg McClattarty, nicknamed Pegteg, pleading guilty to disturbing the peace after a prior claim of whisky use. The case continues with unclear details as Patnitman Pinkston is expected to testify later in Lone Row. A water company rental dispute and other municipal notes are mentioned amid broken passages.
Reports from Havana say Captain General Weyler and a Spanish cruiser push north of the military line to resume operations against insurgents. Four pacificos women killed near Alfonso as insurgents attack, with Valencia and Madrid dispatches noting international concern and debates over U.S. Congress actions and Spain–United States tensions.
A tense session unfolds as senators spar over precedents and procedural moves. Senator Vest’s chair request and Hill's warnings heighten the dispute while the chamber, strained by legislative backlogs, delays major action until after the holidays. West and other lawmakers seek quiet endgame as probes and strategy unfold.
In New York women organized a jewelry collection at Chickering Hall under the auspices of the 19 Culsen street group to aid the Cuban contribution. The event featured a dramatic moment as attendees tearfully donated rings and other pieces, contributing to the relief effort for General Antione Maicap’s memory.
A late dispatch from Parte suggests Spain and the United States may seek mediation with Britain France and Italy to halt the Cuban rebellion. The report notes cautious optimism about possible terms to end the Cuban conflict and mentions reactions to recent events, including Muneca’s death.
A city discussion centers on street car fare policy and contractor contracts. Mayor Swift faces council scrutiny over an ordinance easing fares and potential contract terms. Public employees protest, citing wage and job impacts amid ongoing debate about cheaper transit options.
A. H. Case seeks damages over a year old article claiming losses of about $2300. Lawyer W. P Dorthitt and firm Waters and Gainion are named in the action. Mrs. Mary Brown files charges against them, with both attorneys facing disciplinary scrutiny amid the case.
A Kansas county report notes Jewell County as the leading corn producer with about 1,700,000 bushels, vastly surpassing other counties. The article cites county statistics, comparing yield to state totals and to New England areas, highlighting Jewell's prominent role in overall production.
A fragmented report describes a visit to the state reformatory by Senator Armistrene and others from Saftund county. It notes critique of reform policy and mentions a conference and proposed actions, with unclear details and garbled names.
Miller convicted as authorities trace a Houston area drug operation. Officers recovered over 1200 in cash and assorted drugs linked to a ring running through Canal Street and South Missouri patterns. Findings place the suspect near Southeast landmarks with further suits in Blae Dee and related venues.
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