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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1896

Page

2

Bank Mob Lynches Two Robbers in Wichita Falls

A mob of several thousand in Wiemira Falls Texas stormed the jail and hanged Foster Crawford and Younger Lewis known as "The Kid" after a bank robbery at City National Bank in Wichita Falls. Crawford confessed to the robbery while Lewis maintained innocence until the noose. The crowd jeered and taunted, and the scene ended with both bodies dangling as authorities watched.

Wiemira Falls Texas Foster Crawford Tursday Enrnier Yella Aml A Aarran Hessit Lewis Neosho vAny Sar Laaughing Deail Becca Crawford Captain Burnett Burnett City National Bank Wichita Falls Dorsey P. P. Langford Wichnta Palm Ginie Rangers Jaid

Sixth District Republican Convention Planned for May 18

The Sixth district Republican committee names May 18 as the convention date and Hill City as the venue to nominate a congressional candidate, presidential elector, and two delegates to the national convention. A total of 104 delegates will attend, with representation based on county votes. The district also aims to nominate a candidate for state senator at the Stockton meeting on May 2.

Mt EE City Cousy Kay Hill City Congress Coosty W. C. Edwards Wisis Stockton West Cockrell Stone Band Irvapa Pel Silver Dick Land Stove Sebrutka Dana Neb Democratic State Central Committee Omaha Chicago Lincoln Nebraska

Cuban insurgent statecraft reorganizes forces and coast patrols

Reports from Havana describe a tightened insurgent system with five regional bodies reinforced by engineers health and admin units. A coast inspection service tracks expeditions from foreign ports while a disciplined army structure spans eastern regions Comaguay Las Vill as Havana and Pico del Rio.

Joaquin Castillo Castillo Comaguay Las Villas Havana Picar del Rio

Harrison and Elkins Confer in New York Hotel

Ex-President Harrison and Senator Kikise met at a Fifth Avenue hotel in New York. Elkins visited Harrison’s apartments for several hours. Harrison also called on his future bride and took a Park drive with her.

New York Harrison Kikise Fifth Avenue Mr. Elkins General Harrison

Petition support for Peter Liquor Bill in Topeka

The State Temperance union forwarded to Congress a petition signed by Governor Morrill all state officers Bishop J H Vincent and leading Topeka business men over 1000 names urging passage of the Peffer Bill to prohibit government permits for liquor sales to untitled permit holders. About two hundred petitions circulate statewide.

State Temperance Union Congress M Morrill J. H. Vincent Topeka

International Disputes and Arbitration Debate Highlights

Lewiston speech by G J Gorehen criticizes reliance on alliances and praises negotiation while warning nations lacking resources. Salvation Army notes unity among brigadiers, crisis easing. Bayard censure debate, minor report opposes censure. Canadian Sunday reform bill aims to close rail traffic and newspaper sales on Sundays. Battle reports from Havana and Jagnxy Chico. coroner verdict in Evans case. Naval appropriation details. boxing event ends in draw between Abbott and Moriarity. Krebs post office shortage resolved. fires kill three at Brooklyn residence. Stabbing incident in Kentucky. Platt injures hip in New York. Spring merchandise ads and local party meeting for Major Anderson.

Aschen Loxpow G. J. Gorehen Admiralty Lewiston England

Salvation Army officer resigns after talk with Ballington Booth

Major Peter Glenn the longest serving head of the Salvation Army field department resigns after spending the evening with Ballington Booth. He says no future plan and will act as Booths secretary for the present. He states the decision follows hours of discussion with his wife and cites no fault by Booth.

Salvation Army Peter Glenn Glenn Ballington Booth Hallington Booth

TRACEY RENOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN SEVENTH DISTRICT

In Separta Missouri on Feb 47 the Seventh district Republican convention nominated John P. Tracey of Greene County for Congress by acclamation. Delegates elected to the Republican national convention include Ben B. of Polk County J. J. Smith of Saline. alternates Frank B. Parker of Greene Chat M. Jones of Pettis. The convention of seventy four delegates instructed the delegates to vote for Major McKinney for president.

Misoari McBinney Separta John P.tracey Greene County Ben B Polk County J. J. Smith Saline Frank B. Parker Greene Chat M. Jones Pettis Major McKinney

Women in Pantaloons as Fashion Change Mentioned

A writer recalls Dr. Mary Walker’s male attire and the old bloomers debate, noting public scorn then and today’s rise of women wearing pantaloons on bicycles. The piece argues anatomy and modesty justify skirts over pants for modern women.

de Mary Walker Mary Walker New York Europe

Water Snake Fights Eel and Other Readers Notes

A dramatic tale from an Indian apolis Sentinel describes a water snake grabbing an eel, constricting its neck, and the eel slipping free as the snake tires. Also reports Moody and two evangelists hired to convert Eddyville, with Ingersoll drawing crowds. Montana Chinese influence and Massachusetts census figures close the item.

Indianapolis Sentinel Wapeila County Towa Dwight L. Moody Eddyville Hell Robert G. Ingersoll Billy Sunday Maj Broderick Wapella County Grand Jury Cdy Ingersoll New York World

The Banks and the Moral Duties in a Sea Crisis

A fragmented excerpt blends dialogue on gender duty with a dramatic shipboard iceberg disaster. Arthur Whitmore defends male protection and female sacrifice while Maime clutches their child as the ship founders. The captain orders women and children to evacuate first. Arthur stays with his wife and aids others before perishing.

Arthur Arthur Whitmore India Whitmore Maimiec Miran Charlie Marmle Loolant Firet Yeas Aca Archur Whitmore Maimis Maimie Dartog Etsing Cape Hace Asthur Sil Ostinot Matmio Grant Allen Skutch

Unsolicited Vestimonial Confuses Readers

Fragmentary note recalls bars Cupid and Venus with unclear references. The wording mentions an extra stent and a maser of the United States but lacks coherent context or identifiable persons, places, or events.

Cupid Venus United States Bon

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