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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1896
Page
2
A sweeping 1890 letter collection notes William McKinley's support for the free coinage of silver and the federal backing of all American product. It traces political controversy, calls for the gold standard, and cites reactions from newspapers and contemporaries, including the speech and policy shifts of the era’s party leaders.
A fragmented notice outlines an old settlers picnic with lawn games, shade, and water for attendees. It names Colonel F eoMay C.F. and Jane Martin among organizers, with Armstrong as president and Colling as secretary. A Sunday dinner is hinted, plus a list of checks and prices, though many details are unclear.
A brittle transcription describes alleged Spanish cruelties aboard ships and in Havana. It cites the capture of the American schooner Competitor and names prisoners including Pardoue and Bart, with claims of flogging, musketry rounds, and cruel treatment of Cubans and Americans.
Fragmented OCR notes describe delegate movements across regions including New York and West Virginia. It mentions Abbey Schuyner Gray and a cable menace received by Henry G. Abbey, with references to upcoming engagements and the return of a person named Carmen.
A rumor spread on Broadway that actress Lole Fullir suffered a mental collapse. Reports place her involuntary confinement in a private sanitarium with friends and Mrs F. Provtur in Larchmont, following her alleged breakdown since last Sunday.
Disjointed dispatch notes a suppression and later eruption of violence near Mois allies with rocks thrown during a confrontation at a location described as Mevakt Prospekt and Untian- Ageahic. Casualties include several killed and hundreds arrested amid chaotic street clashes and a broad rail fare announcement across multiple cities.
A Havana dispatch reports on a quest for relief for American prisoners held in grim, filthy quarters. General Lee’s interview comments reveal war strategy aims and strained diplomacy as Dawley seeks mercy and American observers note Madrid’s rigid stance during Cuba conflict developments.
Fragmentary text outlines a schedule or notice involving routes and sales with names like Garvey and Ponds, references to rates, limits, and a laundry color note. Mentions 119 and 14 West 6th, and references to teachers and ladies, but many words are garbled.
Travel notice offers round trip fare from Monias City to St Louis with sleeper reservations and return limit June. Tickets priced at $900 for adult travel, valid for Juans 13 and 14. Office in Sophana with Garvty as agent and telephone contact.
Did You Ever Try Electric Bitters for your troubles The ad claims the medicine is peculiarly adapted to relief of female complaints It promises to restore health and strength and mentions appetite constipation headache fainting spells and sleeplessness as conditions it aids The product is sold by J K Jones drug store on Fifth Street and another Bremners outlet is noted
Corbett and Sharkey agreed to a four round bout with Marine in Oakland as headquarters. The match will feature 3 percent shares to Corbett and a decisive plan to finish Sharkey within the four rounds. Sharkey expresses confidence in his ability to outstay Corbett, while Corbett insists he will deliver a forcible beating if the four rounds occur.
A draft circular declares a new national political party named the Sound Money Party. Prominent Democrats and Republicans signatories discuss nominating presidential candidates aligned with sound monetary policy, urging allies to avoid unworthy party affiliations at the polls.
Reports describe sudden dented glass and stock disruptions linked to a set of Western clone activities. Authorities note reduced delinquency levels and new factory developments spreading from Pittsburgh to nearby districts including Delmont and Ansted.
Frenziad Woran is shot dead by John W. Jay, editor of a San Francisco journal, in Prisco. Mrs Ning MacDousall, named as his wife, allegedly shot him and then killed herself after a contentious separation. Police report ongoing inquiries.
Wyandotte County Populists hold a convention naming delegates to state, congressional, and senate conventions. Thirteen delegates to the county convention favored ex Governor Lewath for movester while others urged not to instruct for 13. Mason C Peters sought the congressional nomination with Baneas Friendly to Stand. General Byro Sherry led the Seer cit committee and pushed for Eidd.
Advices from Crete report insurgents and Turkish forces clashing as a Cairo treaty maneuvers face government pushback. Four circumscribed officials of The Cassoche face trials while reserve funds are guarded against further Crete incursions. Henry Kfisa and others suffer injuries in the fighting.
Teheran witnesses the formal enthronement of the new shah of Persia at noon. HF Taalesty will chair a meeting while the diplomatic corps holds an audience in the afternoon. Ponds schégh noted for notable work in the ceremony context.
A long talky piece surveys new bicycle inventions including the balancing unicycle by W F B Kan of Brooklyn and a Swiss “normal bicycle” claimed to ease rider strain. It notes airship attachments and other oddities, tests the practicality of these contraptions, and laments the public’s demand for stylish cycling attire like leggings despite discomfort. The piece attributes a wave of inventions to a lively season and highlights social commentary on bicycle storage and home display solutions.
Marie Dressler stands out as a dominant figure in current American musical comedy, praised for her vigorous stage presence and distinctive method. Her robust dancing and rich contralto voice show a versatility few peers possess, with critics noting her recent work alongside Dan Dalziel and The Lady Stavey troupe.
A disrupted casting tale from the Garrick Theatre era follows a British actor who loses a role after a tense interview with manager Hare. Across the Atlantic in Alleghany City a young English performer seeks work, accepts a challenge, then faces unemployment and later citizenship, while vaudeville routes prove lucrative. Notable deaths include tenor M. Michot, once with Theatre Lyrigns, and shifts continue as managers pursue new talents and alliances.
The Grand Pacific property faces a rapid decline as key operations including Plok ahd Saler Drinks Parker & Co dissolve. Trustees push for sale to cover debts while creditors seek capital from a bank lien. The plan shields the building while protecting mortgage holders and local tenants. The outlook hinges on court action and asset liquidation to satisfy notes.
In Washington a group photograph was taken in the White House cabinet room. President and cabinet members pose for the official family portrait with Secretary Gresham, Attorney General Harman, and other officials present. The image aims to document the administration’s inner circle.
An OCR fragment outlines a tense political scene in Quetta district with mentions of Taton Avogs La Juni Senator Sholare and Democrats. It references attempts to stop lynching, a proposed payment, and a committee dispute over treasury matters, with unclear details and many garbled words.
Fragmented OCR notes advertise a book and knowledge about Missouri from a period source. It mentions mailing the volume for four cents, addresses in Missouri cities, and references to home makers and investors with limited clear details.
Mr. Ed Jenkins of Tithocis Gu reports a severe cast illness in Ida treated over years with various medicines and internal remedies. After trying many blood remedies without relief, she improved once SS was given, leading to a favorable result and renewed health.
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