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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1896
Page
3
A fragmented can be interpreted item reports still found whisky on a farm near Saline and a dramatic Topeka pursuit involving deputies and a marshal. References to Stratton mining king and Kansas events hint at broader regional crime and law enforcement activity.
A fragmented report suggests Senator Cooper supports a slate of nominees and urges voters to back reform in the state legislature. The piece hints at political tension, candidate dynamics, and calls for accountability within the county government.
The Union Pacific train line faces a costly washout causing long detours and service delays. Rail crews struggle to repair tracks near Hill City and Morland as authorities coordinate replacements and reroute passenger and freight traffic.
June 2 report notes a detente between the Uilon Macific and Atscours Pacify roads near Srances City and Hevast as new trains arrive. The scene centers on routine timetable movements and the apparent easing of tensions, with officials confirming the status quo and rail services continuing smoothly.
A garbled local item notes a Strutt led team in Dickinson County, with references to Abilene and Abiene and mentions of a figure tied to mining or traction. The text is fragmented but implies a transportation or mining related contest or event with monetary figures and admired leadership.
Barney Eating House manager and a guest were robbed during a holdup at the Binslet A Holdup occurred as a clerk was forced to open the cash drawer. Witnesses reported a man fleeing the scene with two unidentified attackers. Police launched an investigation to identify suspects and secure the evidence.
Fragmentary 19th century report describes Mrs Nera Tong Quarrelé's dispute leading to her death by self harm at her home on the Gouth Ade. The garbled text mentions Leavenworth and attempted details of the incident, with uncertain names and locations.
Caldwell reports June 2 from Sumner County about a sensational case linked to a novel execution method. The text describes a disabled man and a courtroom scenario with a chair and wheels, implying a murder or legal proceeding tied to a device called Jack’s Gallows.
Depew claims a hot water motor will revolutionize traffic in New York. Officials state a plan to test the system, with tunnel work and railway departments evaluating the efficiency and potential impact on transportation and costs.
In a derailed report, Allland Whitney Confer and others including Senator 1M ei Winer taut Hight and Mr Williams discuss political aims. A comment from Mr Williams signals expectations of a forthcoming event at the Abadi torinim shortly after July, noting limited public backing from silver interests and the state convention.
A fragmented report notes a discussion at a gathering on nerve weakness and health topics. Key figures include Henry W. Spaulding and Proser Saillevags, with references to a congress and university experts, but the text is garbled and names are partly unreadable.
Fragmented OCR mentions amendments to constitutional or legal provisions, judge involvement, and a violent incident with fatalities and injuries. It references Oberlin College and cities like Denver and Cleveland, plus a midsummer date. The text is garbled but indicates a political legal dispute and a deadly confrontation with casualties among civilians and horses.
The Bicycle Meet at Washington Park June 30 to July 3 draws about one hundred fast trotters including the notable Joe Patchen, minutes from Cal Taylor of Chattanooga. The Futurity and related events promise a strong card with expected record attempts. baseball and other sports results from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati Chicago St Paul Detroit Milwaukee Grand Rapids and Cincinnati report various scores and lineups.
Local bicycle enthusiasts plan a July cycle meet with events at the Pair. Races tied to the Topeka Exposition Company will include open tandems and handicap heats. Entries close the night before July 8 with judging at noon.
Shadow Mather and Tommy Ryan clash in a welterweight bout with Maher and Ryan delivering powerful exchanges. The match ends with Ryan earning the decision amid a chaotic bout marked by hard hits and bruising clinches. Other notes reference race results and local events, with scattered impacts on public interest and upcoming matches.
June 6 New York dispatch summarizes a confidential report by a trusted official. It claims on June 18 French officials and the chancellor of the archive drew his sword. it was seized by others. The French consul urged the governor general to present excuses. Authorities weigh Crete crisis amid questions of French interference as government faces upheaval.
Miss Bevere of Vanderbilt is to marry Italian nobleman Brnceto Faberk in New York. The ceremony follows her family's long ties to notable figures including Elliott F. Shepard and the four Geugniers of the late Wil-Nicatt lineage.
A disjointed report quotes Democrats planning resistance to Free Silver, with mentions of minority status at a state convention and aims to influence the Chicago national convention. References to W. H Tessin, Dexter Perry, and attorney W. C. are noted amid unclear lines about party platforms and silver policies.
Fragmented OCR prose lists diverse figures William Hurroure Gaston Paris Casimir Porter Sir William Hurroure and Stays mention Sandow aging star, ex president, poets, politicians, and scientists. It notes a $1,000,000 earnings claim, claims about post office clerks, and honors to Gill. Mentions Cape Town figures, Kropotkin, and a museum setting.
The passage lists famed youths from antiquity to modern times, noting ages at which they produced notable works or attained power. It mentions Fisher Ames at 28, Alanav Tadesa at 17, Hegel writing before 20, and several others achieving fame or influence by their teens or twenties, with references to poets, philosophers, and conquerors.
A fractured comic verse piece mocks wordplay and social quirks. It notes the humor in trivial differences between things and people, mentions escapes and flames, and ends with a Boston Transcript style fragment. The tone mirrors a late 19th century clipping with playful wordplay and misprints.
London and Washington report no official word on the arrest of Mr Harrison, crown surveyor of British Guiana, by Venezeulan troops. British press grow warlike while observers warn of consequences ahead as boundary tensions persist unresolved.
The state Republican League will elect a president at the annual convention by July 2. Incumbent Charles F. Scott seeks not to run again as candidates John D. Hilken of McPherson and E F Caldwell of Lawrence enter the race with Milliken discussed as a rival. Milliken, a lawyer and longtime anti administration figure, is described as a prominent but controversial contender in the party.
Advertises Santa Fe Route excursions from Chicago and nearby to major events including the Democratic convention in Washington DC and Christian Endeavor meeting. Notes round trip fares, sleeper accommodations, and depot office hours. Garvey is the agent. additional line mentions plumbing and gas fitting services and a loan ad.
The ad claims Roger's Hair Vigor prepares the scalp and nourishes hair roots to promote growth. It asserts dandruff removal and scalp cleansing aid hair health and color restoration with Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a remedy for gray or faded hair.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Whistler, a painter of a czar Nicholas scene for Paris, plus names like Lander and Patally Shotay Police. References to colored men and a pursuit by a crowd appear, with unclear verbs and dates.
The PortAnd Oregonian reports a lively celebration drawing about 2000 attendees with streets crowded and hotels filled. Weather mild, but travel is lengthy. many reach from Jaane teens about six weeks away via riverfront routes and mountain treks.
Fragmented OCR reveals a tale of Estee a pioneering inventor from Gas Head Virginia who at eighteen created a doll bur itary curing feather and skirt holder. her early work earned her a wall placement in Washington city and she attracted doctors ministers and governors.
Disjointed notice describes a union of wheelmen seeking protest, with references to leaders and a national delegation. Mentions a plan to mobilize supporters, a call for cooperation with political figures, and a request for attention from the United States government. Contains garbled names and unclear dates.
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