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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1896
Page
5
A scathing dispute inside the Populist camp in Kansas unfolds over leadership and strategy. Allegations target Col Harrixs private life and question the loyalty of Lewelling and other factions. The document details proposed resignations and calls for state convention action at Abilene as party divisions threaten the campaign and unity ahead of the presidential race.
A muddled report from a political convention outlines Ellie's push for bimetallism and a stance on the silver issue. The candidate faced interviews and questions about his plans, while opponents pressed for clarity on his positions and potential public proposals.
Ed Gates, a candidate for state senate in Bourbon County, is out of the race. The article notes his withdrawal and references conventions, with mentions of other figures and party process guidance.
A Fort Scott gathering by the Citizens Alliance drew a large, enthusiastic crowd with strong support for the campaign and speakers addressing local issues amid a lively atmosphere.
General Lee writes of severe cruelty by Spanish authorities toward insurgents and civilians in Cuba. He cites pillaging, arrests, and inhuman treatment by Weyler’s forces, calling for restraint and peace yet noting continued harsh measures and possible intervention.
An international gathering attended by delegates from multiple countries met to discuss bimetallism and monetary policy. The conference urged harmonization across nations, seeking agreement on silver and gold standards amid global economic tensions.
June 22 report on the Southern Panic company for the year ending December 31, 1895 notes rail line permits have diminished, blaming reduced traffic and fare schedules on political pressure. The article discusses public sentiment, state policing of rail fares, and calls for fair treatment of railway property owners amid a nationwide debate on transportation costs.
The New Santa Fe hospital in this city is now in routine operation. The staffing was enlarged yesterday by appointment of Mrs Wheeland of Hutchinson 94 nurse, and the first patients were received.Several injured workers from Ft Madison Ruton Gard City and Topeka were listed among the cases. The hospital poster city for treatment notes eye injuries and other surgical needs from the region.
Various notices and local items from Wellington list staff changes and travel, such as Kinley moving foreman duties, Purdy reassigned, and Hudolph taking leave before visiting Colorba. Also notes on the Transmissouri Passenger Association meeting in Kansas City and rail and travel adjustments for a national gathering in Denver. Funeral and employment changes include agent Worthen of Rock Island and a Central branch timetable cut reducing work hours for most departments.
Fragmentary report notes Rall clearing a track with shovel to allow races after a gale affected conditions. Depth and surface irregularities varied with three inches of drift and punked spots. Events mention Dales Pactio Nebritin Pax ton Brule and a halt to running until the track improved.
Garret A Hobart’s Republican candidacy drawn into Paterson street pageantry with fireworks and a parade. A 1,000‑strong march and a review by Governor Griege highlighted the celebration amid national candidate talk.
A chaotic Topeka scene lists diverse events from last night including a sidewalk tramper in the western city, temperance at Ottawa Chautauqua, and a concert on Kanane avenue. It notes colorful local personalities, hospital openings funded by donors, and court actions involving judges Wood and Shortt, Sheriff Rep Reynce, and others amid a string of civic chatter.
June 2 report from Justice Stephen J. Field notes a three quarter hour exam under Roentgen rays. A patient with knee affliction underwent X rays showing a successful image. In Tucson, advices from San Bernardino ranch say Lieutenants Avertil and Rice with cavalry and Mexican troops plan to move to Yaqui villages and pursue renegades, with Apache and Yaqui forces in the region and units deployed to screen and trap them.
A brief notice highlights HIRES Rootbeer as pure in substance, easy to prepare, satisfactory in drinking, and beneficial in effect, attributed to Sch ones by oe Const and es Gallen.
Prof Lucien Blake of the State University and assistant Z F Sampson tested a new dynamo setup amid a crowd in Topeka. Engineers Driftmeyer and others conducted runs showing high current and safety checks, finishing with plans for formal adoption at tomorrow’s chamber meeting.
Sovereign voices strong opinion on Hanna versus McKinley in labor politics. He accuses Hanna of instigating hostility to organized labor and claims McKinley’s defeat would elevate Hanna to a cabinet post. Sovereign urges labor allies to unite for gold standard support and immediate reform.
A quiet husband battles poverty and the lure of performance shows that consume his life. He cannot work, is drained by debts, and faces an empty future while his wife remains loyal. The piece blends fictional theater fragments with domestic ruin and a crisis of duty.
A dated advertisement touts Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure claiming relief for indigestion stomach trouble and associated symptoms. It lists price at 25 cents and notes availability through druggists and Munyon's remedies. The copy emphasizes quick relief and broad cures for digestion and kidney concerns.
The week brings hot spells in western zones with showers in the east and a mix of cool nights. Harvests advance, field conditions monitored, forecasts call for fluctuating temperatures and scattered rain as growers plan activities and markets assess recent yields.
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