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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1896

Page

2

House hesitant over Monroe doctrine reaffirmation

The House committee on foreign affairs sees the Senate reaffirmation on the Monroe doctrine as too radical. Members expect the measure to be shelved to avoid tension with Great Britain and minimize discord in Congress. Texas support for McKinley among delegates noted, with currency and other policies not central to the discussion.

Wasutxaroy House Committee On Foreign Affairs Senate House Tnea Great Britain Congress

Senate Clears Calendar With Minor Bills Passed

The Senate devoted the day to clearing petty business from the calendar. About seventy bills were enacted, including pensions for the widows of Major General Carroll and Lieutenant Frederick Sehwatka, and authorizing bridges over the Mississippi at St Louis and Missouri river near Chamberlain. Also provided were seamen wage protections and a telegraph line provision through Indian Territory. The House moved on the Pacific Cable Project and an urgent deficiency bill, amid calls for salary reforms and pensionable measures.

Senate Frederict Doubleday Mississippi River St. Touts St. Clair County Ator Chamberlain 3. D Poe Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Company Indiana Territory

Depew Urges Lawyers Duty On Patriotism And War

The January state bar session opened with Chauncey M. Depew addressing Patriotism and Jingoism. He argued for prudent use of force, Monroe Doctrine trust, and the creation of an international court to resolve disputes, urging lawyers to educate for this tribunal while noting dangers of protectorates and wars abroad.

Amany State Bar Association Gold Fellows’ Hall William H. Robertson Chauncey M. Depew Batu Grant Sherman Sheridan Monroe Jefferson Madison Webster Calhoun Congress Venezuela Brazil United States Bolivia Paraguay Peru Yucatan Honduras Europe North South America Great Britain Britain

Warrant Issued For Hive Springs Bank President

A warrant was issued for the arrest of the Hive Springs Nebraska bank president after the bank failed last week on charges of accepting deposits while insolvent. In Forestburg Texas Ed Stewart killed his wife for refusing to live with him then shot her father in law and killed himself. Missouri delegation protests against Secretary La Mont on Missouri River improvement. Textile manufacturers in Chicago oppose Wilson bill wool and cotton schedules and back tariffs. A law student Payne died by suicide at Rockford Illinois after quarrel with landlady. Alice mill Rubber Trust at Woonseeker Wisconsin closed, 1200 workers laid off. There is broad support for William Morrison as Democratic presidential nominee.

Hive Springs Neb Forestburg Texas Ed Stewart Missouri Congress Lamont Missouri River Chicago Payne Rockford Alice Rubber ‘Trust Woonseeker RBL William Morrison

New York Society Notes At Sherry's Benefit Evening

Yvette Guilbert appeared as interpreter for her own songs amid a French lecture by M Lantreppe at Sherry's in New York. A small audience listened as Guilbert dominated the program with song while the lecturer’s remarks stretched to relate to her repertoire. Applause punctuated the performances and the crowd’s attention lingered on Guilbert rather than the lecture.

Sherry Yvette Guilbert Gang Sherry’s Olympia Ee M. le Locq Yvette M. Lantreppe Yvatte Nsuros

Brown and Cannon Elected to United States Senate

Brown and Cannon were elected to the U S Senate by the Utah Legislature with Republican support and small dissent. In the Utah Senate twelve for Cannon and Brown and five for Thatcher and Rawlins. in the House Cannon 31, Brown 19, Thatcher 14, Rawlins 14. Kentucky and Maryland reports follow with further senatorial balloting and status.

United States Saur Lane Utah Frank Cannon Arthur Browns Senate Cacus Tirown Thatcher Rawlins House Brown Goodwin Bennet

FIELD TO RETIRE FROM SUPREME BENCH

Associate Justice Field will retire at the close of this term upon the retirement list. President Cleveland and Senator White of California supported the move and named Erskine McRoss for Field's successor. Field has not fully confirmed the above account.

Supreme Bench Wasameron Justice Field Cleveland Supreme Court White California Jui Erskine Mc Ross United States Judge Ross Senator White Justice Pield

Wreck in Texas as stock train hits passenger train

An overtaking stock train on the International and Great Northern line collided with a St Louis passenger train near Hutto Station Texas. Engine damage caused the top of the engine to be left behind. Engineer Henry Mannis and two tramp riders in a neighboring car were killed.

Gronocrows Texas Great Northern St Louis Hutto Station Henry Mannis

Miss Amanda Vepper Arrested For Post Office Letter Theft

In St Joseph Missouri on January 92 Miss Amanda Vepper a young resident was arrested and bonded for 50 dollars before U S Commissioner Pollock. She is charged with taking letters addressed to Theodore Miller from the city post office. Miller had been a past suitor who shifted his attentions to a Fairfax Missouri woman.

St. Josep, Mo Amanda Vepper Pollock Theodore Miller Pepper Fairfax, Mo

Firemen Killed in Broadway Building Blaze Disaster

A fatal fire at 110 Broadway in St Louis left several firemen dead or missing and caused extensive property loss. Rescue efforts recovered Rhinehart Miller with injuries, while others remain trapped as crews try to extract remaining victims amid collapsing floors and water damage.

Mercy Hospital Owen Hines Glanville Salvage Corps James Rhoddy Milton Curry Staunton Chemical Company No Alloe & Co Jordan & Co Cvon Alice Hwa

Explosion at gas pump works cuts gas supply

An explosion tore through the pumping works of the Natural Gas Pipe Line Company in Watonala. A twelve inch main blew out and buildings burned as five men labored at the pumps. Engineer Sam Goodwin of Fairview is missing presumed dead. Engineer Joe Watkins of Lafayette is fatally burned. three others escaped with injuries. The blast cuts gas supply to western Ohio.

Wil Westers Ohio

Morgan pledges 50 thousand to St George's church endowment

In New York on January 22 J Pierpont Morgan pledged to double all funds raised for St George's church endowment, promising to match gifts for five years. His check covers each deposited amount, with the pledge expiring January 26. The move supports Rev Dr W and Rainsford's endowment drive.

Charel Byaponshbie New York J. Pierpont Morgan Bes Su Georga’s Mr. Morgan Dr. W. & Rainsford Rulaa St. George's Church

Sir John With Jameson at War in Africa Told

The narrative recounts Sir John facing Boer forces with Jameson in Kroxersdorp and at Mashonaland. It notes his daring, past actions against Portuguese forces on the Zambezi, and a notorious incident where he disciplined a mutinous Chartered company soldier named Grant. He remains a captain on the retired list and linked to Royal Life guards.

Eaer Dr. Jameson Kroxersdorp Prince of Wales London Africa Sir John Jameson Zambezi Mashonaland Grant Willoughby Sir Jobs Transvaal Grant Strong Royal Life Guards

England's Foremost Warrior Lord Wolseley’s Notable Record

The veteran Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley born June 4 1833 in Ireland is traced from enlistment at 19 through Burma Sevastopol Lucknow and Khartum reliefs to peerage. The article notes his many campaigns injuries and enduring health at 62, with a closing speculative claim on future British growth to 40 million by 1 000 years.

Lord Wolseley John M. Corse Allattona Viscount Garnet Joseph Wolkeley G.C.B Dublin Burma Bonabew Wolseley Hoe Sevastopol Avery

Garfields narrow escape shaped a future president

A canal boat accident near mariner James A. Garfield altered by a miraculous overboard rescue. His early poverty and toil formed resolve. after a dangerous fall and lengthy illness he pursued study at his mother’s urging, leading to one of America's most remarkable careers.

James A. Garfield United States Saya William M. Thayer Garfield Ike Lincoln Cleveland Evening Star Amos Letcher

Child Recovers After Safety Pin Removed From Throat

Marguerite Freeman six year old daughter of Harry T. Freeman of 36 Taylor street Newark endured five weeks of membranous croup misdiagnosed as such. A tracheotomy was performed after a severe attack. Four large safety pins were found lodged between the trachea and vocal cords and were removed. The aperture closed and doctor Fewsmith reports the child doing well and expected to recover rapidly.

Marguerite Freeman Harry T. Freeman Taylor Street Newark Joseph Fewsmith

Japanese Printers and the Tokyo Newspaper Trade

Japanese printers handle a vast industry with fifty daily journals in Tokyo. The first Japanese newspaper appeared about twenty five years ago. A compositors case holds about 4100 types and is read by general boys who call out required pieces. Each compositor sets articles by column reading downward.

Tokio Mikaco England

Lightning duration measured by rotating plate camera

A Fisch of Lightning apparatus uses a fast spinning carrier inside a camera to blur a sensitive plate. The flash creates a trace as the plate makes revolutions, and with a known rotation rate the number of revolutions yields the exact fraction of a second the flash lasted.

World Lengthy Australian Land Route Completes Across Continent

A new world spanning line in Australia completes a circumbendibus route from Rockhampton to Bryde crossing two thirds of the continent. The total length exceeds 6000 miles and follows a long distance path. West interest arises as the project progresses. Shortly after the war New York state’s debt stood near 45 million dollars. Now debt free the 9 million earmarked for canal expansion will be a near fire on public property.

Australia Rockhampton Queensland Bryde Western Australia New York State Commonwealth

German Bandmasters Through a Hundred Years

The Fitty eleventh Infantry regiment of the German army has had only two bandmasters in a century. The current leader, Goldschmidt, has served as bandmaster since 1557.

Fitty-elehth Infantry Regiment Goldschmidt

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Remedy Cures

Promotion claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures all blood diseases by its unique composition and process. It asserts success against scrofula, salt rheum, and blood poisoning where other remedies fail, inviting readers to write for details.

Hood C.F. Hoan & Co Lowell Mass

Harper's Bazaar in 1896 and its fashion and fiction focus

Harper s Bazaar in its twenty sixth year features weekly fashion plates from Paris and Berlin, New York style epitomes, pattern sheets for home dressmaking, Paris letters by a witty author, and stories by notable writers. It promotes moral and social topics, music, outdoor life, and editor readers questions with direct responses, inviting subscriptions via post office money orders.

Harper's Bazar BAZIR Baxner Daven Paris Berlin New York Monara Karman de Forest Gerald Maus E. Wrterss Jerome Post Office Harper & Brothers

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