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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1896
Page
4
A fragmented OCR snippet from The State Journal shows garbled lines and stray letters. The readable bits hint at a Packers story and other notes, but most content is indecipherable and no clear event or names emerge.
The text outlines a May circulation report for the Topeka Daily System, detailing daily print counts, dates, and a total monthly figure. It lists weekday names, specific dates in May, and references to May editions with notes on print runs and distribution.
Fragmentary notes from Topeka Kansas June recounts of daily averages for 1892 and 1893, weather indications, and political commentary. It mentions wages in Europe and debates on free silver, urging open mints for bimetallic coinage and criticizing current politicians.
An editorial reviews the veto power as a constitutional guard, arguing expansion rather than curtailment of executive prerogative. It discusses river and appropriation rider concerns, a strong Supreme Court check, and warnings about Wall Street influence on Congress and public policy.
In Shawnee County the trial stalled as Bailiff John Coyne struggled to adjourn while Joe Waters appeared powerless to control disruptions. Officers and attorneys clashed over admissibility of testimony as judge and jury awaited orderly proceedings amid noisy interruptions.
A Minnesota man, R. D. Hubbard of Mankato, seeks to form the North American Millers' Association to pool milling power and set flour prices. He has built wealth through a network of mills and elevators, claiming influence over grain and fuel in the region and aiming to unify big and small millers under a national organization.
A compact sketch profiles Dr. John L Withrow, elected moderator of the General Assembly at Saratoga, noted as a conservative yet eloquent pulpit orator. Born in 1847 in Coatesville, Pa., he served in Boston’s Hell Fire Corner era and later in Indianapolis, Philadelphia, and Chicago, earning renown for eloquence and pastoral success.
Mrs Hill is described as a widow under 30 and a nurse trained in New York who offers her services to the Cuban junta. She will join an expedition sailing to Cuba and will serve on the battlefield with ambulance duties, hospital gear, and a guard, expecting hardship and danger but commitment to Cuba’s liberty. Charles Schirin will accompany as hospital orderly and personal guard.
Munyon Dyspepsia Cure advertised as a universal remedy for stomach trouble. The ad lists symptoms such as fullness, sour breath, poor appetite, and heartburn. It prescribes alternating Dyspepsia Cure with related Munyon preparations for constipation nerves and blood quality, claiming permanent relief and a correspondence offer from Philadelphia.
Berry Wal, once titled kin of the dudes, serves as treasurer of the Roncoe Conkling Temiblican club in the Twenty seventh assembly district. He aims for the nomination in a race shaped by Platt Easternend. Rival Sol Berliner backs Ravine the anawably SarmnaTor. Lars Frente critiques Will's tactics and Wolds reputation.
Mrs Gebhard accepts an invitation in Baltimore during a social visit with Mira Frederick Gebhard of paw ous whole. A chaperone party at the Abode Jnl includes Mise St deed Myrets, Slee Adal Fury ite at Bowers Menduse Realiaan, and Hurry Lob. While near St Vernon place by the fountain, Mr Lehr and Mew Gebbabel drew attention as a crowd gathered. A tense scene ensued with remarks about public behavior and the contrasting responses of onlookers and organizers.
Big dailies lose men as printers from the Typographical union walk out in St Paul and Minneapolis. The strike disrupts editorial work with night shifts extending a week beyond, as unions seek arbitration amid tense talks.
The item covers the St Louis Convention proceedings with delegates and lodging details at Hurst's hotel on Chesnut Street and Trendwas, St Louis, and arrangements for accommodation during the gathering. It notes Missouri delegates, transit from the west, and contact details for JH Lyon at the Western Passenger Train office in Kansas City for travel and attendance.
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