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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1896
Page
2
Speeches by Dubois and allied figures in the committee on resolutions at St Louis reveal a formal severance from the party. Sons for Dubois emphasize a shift that leaves Gold States represented in the Senate by Democrats.
Fragmentary remarks reveal a heated debate within the Republican camp over the silver question and post of offices. Delegates and reporters capture a fiery exchange about party loyalty, the old guard, and the imperative to defend the values of Lincoln era Republicans amid calls to rename leadership and align with the gold standard.
In St Louis on June 19 the platform committee faced a heated debate over the financial plank. Senators Teller and others wept as they argued for a firm stance while opponents urged caution, and Utah delegates signaled unity with Tester as the convention moved toward the policy line. Delegates Cantion Allen and Cros announced they would vote with Tester. bold calls from McCormick Trimble and others framed the contest. The scene showed deep emotion and strong lines on party finances.
A muddled dispatch notes confusion among Minnesota figures over Ellis and Doubiathe. Terse quotes suggest dispute surrounding repudiation of a Republican platform. The piece cites remarks attributed to Mr. Surser and references to a Heysblinin figure amid political tension.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a political discourse about value, depreciation, rights, and platform fidelity. Mentions Cleveland and district balance, mentions Mr. Hille Gennes, and a plea to stand firm on bold positions amid party dynamics.
A garbled 1920s style notice mentions Senator Teller and a delegation attending a meeting. It references possible nomination or political process, with cryptic phrasing about the colorada and pursuit. Names and clear events are obscured, but the core involves a nomination discussion and presence of officials. The fragment suggests a political party matter and a forthcoming decision.
Plumbers from Michigan and Lansing met in the city to discuss party matters and inviting delegates for a state slate. The gathering referenced Silver Lane, past party leaders, and proposed arrangements for July 1 with a focus on presidential and gubernatorial candidates.
Henry George's letter from St Louis in the New York Journal critiques the Republican convention scene. It discusses protectionism, McKinley, and Democratic discontent, noting New England clapping and the absence of strong demonstrations as the crowd reacts to speakers.
Special correspondent notes Wellington band from Kansas traveled with Syl Dixon to St Louis for concert support. A subscription drive at Kansas headquarters raised almost 150 dollars to keep the band in town until congestion ends, with Newt Ury of Fort Scott and Frank Brown circulating the appeal. Occupation tax case at Leavenworth reaches Supreme Court after delay. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething pain. Farm for sale in Kaw Valley near Silver Lake at 80 per acre cash to W. R. Scott. Pluming and gas fitting services offered by E Chaney at 120 East Eighth.
Ex senator John J Inghlis of Kansas returns to the hall to resume work amid a crowd at the door. A guard orders them back and insists no one passes while the ex senator demands to proceed, creating a tense scene as officers clear a path.
Political procedural rules lay out how many delegates per state double the senators and representatives how questions are handled and when rolls are called The document cites rule order for credentials resolutions nominations and voting procedures including recording votes and the presentation of presidential and vice presidential candidates It notes a New York faction opposing Morton and supporting McKinley and urges friends in New York to unite against Morton’s bid.
Reported debate emerges as Murdoch stands with silver supporters against the gold standard. The question of party loyalty and legislative strategy surfaces as Murdoch faces pressure from colleagues and voters over the coinage issue.
A misread hotel register leads Louisiana men to a room, mistaken for Hawley Tout’s, where they encounter whisky, cigars, and an awkward intrusion. They apologize profusely after the awkward scene unfolds in a Texas lodging house.
Gen Tracy denies Morton discussed a vice presidency and says Morton is a candidate for the presidential nomination. The reporter notes confusion over such claims and frames the issue as a political conversation aboard a train near New York.
Unclear OCR text describes Whinley at a sports venue with reference to a game or event. Mentions sunflowers center field and a score distribution but details are garbled. Named entities are scarce due to legibility issues.
The text lists multiple Santa Fe Route excursion offers including trips to Milwaukee San Francisco Buffalo and other destinations. It mentions dates in June July and December, round trip fares and advertisement style details. Agent Garvey is listed with a phone contact.
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