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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1896
Page
2
Washington dispatch reports Senator Baker facing scrutiny from both gold and silver factions as he pivots toward the gold standard. Critics accuse him of vanity and opportunism, while allies press for tax and revenue shifts to fund Prohibition era policies.
The June report highlights W A Phillips of Penron, widow of a Cirate Colum, and H Phillips of Salt widow involvement. It notes favorable reception for a pension increase to fifty dollars per month and references Representative Oui dacherc, Con gress, and the broader military civil career of Corsnel Philipe. A partisan line shows support for a gubernatorial bid, with discussion of sacrifice and property loss amid political contention.
The piece reflects on the Siberian executions and the brutal politics surrounding the czar’s coronation. It contrasts parades of wealth with the suffering of captives, noting mass grave injustices, raptives’ groans, and calls to honor victims amid state tyranny.
Fragmentary OCR reveals an Odd Fellows election with three candidates for grand master. Vote tallies are incomplete but indicate close contest among contenders including Weyland and Campbell with multiple locals voting. Some names and numbers appear corrupted but indicate formal lodge proceedings and public interest in the outcome.
J P Morgan discussed McKinley during Lent in a June interview. The renowned banker spoke about the Republican nomination and the political stance supporting a gold standard while noting Weld Kes concerns and the process for recording policy terms.
The report notes peculiar crop effects in Inciass Anderson Tul as a cyclone tore through. Observers describe air during the tornado as unlike anything previously recorded, suggesting unique wind currents and atmospheric behavior.
Italian children perform in New York as Helen Gould sponsors a historical pageant with depictions of events and figures. The article also lists officers elected by the Select Huigtita of Ao UW and notes a government seed contract completion in Brisa, Pa, plus local business mentions and school praise.
The Senate clashed over a bill to prohibit the issue of bonds by the United States. Debate centered on finance and silver at 7 p m as the measure failed or passed by narrow margins, with party leaders and senators including Chandler Teller and Allison weighing in on debt, gold reserves, and the silver question.
St Louis seeks help for flood survivors as relief work continues with many families receiving food and supplies. Affected residents list names and homes while merchants and civic groups coordinate to cover needs and distribute funds and goods. The St Louis relief committee will accept outside contributions and disburse them to claimants.
Portlind Oregon June 2 In a speech ex Governor and mayor Pennoyer vowed to reduce expenses and accept only one half of his salary as mayor He stated his salary should align with declining prices and values The present mayoral salary is 6000 dollars per year
A movement in St Louis aims to raise 7250.90 or more to aid homeowners who lost their homes in tornadoes. At the first meeting at the Noonday club, 3500 contributed by businesses, with plans to increase contributions and offer loans on second mortgages.
News from New York June 3 notes an increase in copper bullion linked to three factors. Local buyers, Rumlan account adjustments, and speculative futures by city interests indicate traders anticipated dealer attitudes shaping prices.
President and Mrs Cleveland and Cabinet members attend a June wedding in Washington as Miss JuMae Stevenson married Rev Martin D Tardin at New Fork Avenue Presbyterian Church. A reception followed at the Normandie Hotel with many dignitaries, foreign ministers, and society figures present. The United States Senate gifted a silver service. The couple plans a Bowling Green, Kentucky honeymoon.
A measure to promote Pan American arbitration and broader trade ties was discussed in the House. Citing Mr Smith of Michigan, the proposal would notify republics from Mezog, Brazil, Central and South America to join a Washington conference. An appropriation of 20.0 was proposed amid concerns about potential revolution and U S government involvement.
Portland June 3 Vanderburg Populist likely wins Windy district by about 1009 votes Three fourths of district reporting Tongue Republican Vanderburg Populist Byers Democrat totals 15004 1330 4592 Republican state committee claims House of legislature control and at least ten on Joint ballot Bend flour carload Minneapolis June 1 aid offered to sufferers at Great Lakes meeting pledges and service at once sewing and mending buttons free of charge at Peerless Steam Laundry.
Noted African explorer and author Mrs French-Sheldon arrived in Kansas City to begin a series of lectures at Fairmount Park on her African travels. She spoke of cultural aims, shared that she has written fourteen books, and highlighted her translation of Flaubert’s Salammibo, celebrated in Rouen. She recalled riding a bicycle for eight years and discussed the “wagon wheel” era.
Kansas City June 1 Chief Irvin reports Arthur Pratt says Hermann’s baggage No. 90 and 10 arrived in Kansas City May on a line to Salt Lake. Detectives Hayes and Halpin searched the depot and found no track here. They believe the baggage headed west from Kansas City toward the far northwest.
Ex congressman William Jennings Bryan wins in district court over a paid contract related to the refunding bonds for the city. Judge Hotsen rules the voting on the bonds valid but notes conditions for payables in U S legal tender. A temporary restraining order becomes permanent as parties discuss transfers of leadership and corporate ties to Rooney Alton Broorty and Park Kurt Davis.
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