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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1896
Page
3
In Wichita a heated debate framed Senator Teller’s influence and Peffer’s Populist standing. Col Taylor accused Peffer of being out of touch, while endorsements and party divisions shaped expectations ahead of the Port Ven Worth gathering and related conventions.
The case involves Miss Neila Sipple's alleged alienation of a spouse as a defendant in Wisconsin. Attorney Nearing moves to serve in Kansas City while parameters of the suit unfold, with references to residence and possible judging location. The narrative notes Sipple visiting Kanese City and a parade setting amid a disputed claim.
Junction City residents read about a real estate sale in the city. The listing describes a lot near Wlglt street and the Durland store and Blakely block alley. A five year deal with a large cash payment is noted, with completion in July.
A Greenleaf resident, Jane Teague, is linked to plans for opening a saloon starting July 1 in the county. The report notes talks within a disbanded workers group about appointing a peacemaker to lead the venture amid local tension.
Atchison native Miss Danny Barber, a graduate of the Washington University law department, wins a national prize and plans to practice law. Jefferson County prepares for its Fourth Annual events on September 9 with notable speakers and activities, including lodge parades and a track and train incident involving a flagged crossing.
In Qhale County the convention splits with Troutman securing two delegates while Mor Hill and Potter receive one each. Tensions run high as party factions debate candidate support and procedural rules ahead of the primary season.
A June 4 gathering in Paddum drew over 100 supporters for a temperance pledge event amid reports of dynamite dangers and police concerns. Parson meetings, old soldier reunions, and Junction City dairy developments also headline a busy local notices page.
Police say a man identified as de Tu Dofus is jailed on suspicion of robbing M. Malone at Swirte's restaurant last Saturday. Trial date set for Sasw estaurant Keeber Swarts witnesses describe tense moments during the incident. Swarts notes the proprietor denies knowledge of the attack and vows to help.
June article reports rising Chinese trade under foreign supervision amid postwar treaties. It notes increased imports, bank activity, and road value growth, with mentions of Hong Kong, Stonehall, and Germany. Also references Dan Taylor accused of larceny and Washington state theft charts.
Historic racing notes and major league baseball results from San Francisco to New York, detailing Ben Brush and other horses in a $15 000 purse derby, Orioles leading the league with Louisville tag, and daily scores from Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis Kansas City and more, with race and game summaries and lineups.
Fragmented report notes Major McKinsey defeating an unnamed opponent in a brief match and mentions plans for a ten round bout between Maher and Choynski set for July. It references Ward and expenses, with telegraph news from June 24. Local readers expect further details from Irish champion coverage.
Venezuelan papers report an arbitration correspondence between the United States and England. The St James Gazette notes published documents and a delayed declaration while awaiting Secretary Olney’s latest communication. No final conclusions reached yet. progress toward a general arbitration community amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
A report from St Louis describes a proposed American Protective Association plank tied to Archbishop Ireland. Colonel Sellers and committee members debated the clause, with Ireland opposing sectarian aims. The committee later reconsidered, and a change was expected.
Shattered lines recall a stamp torn by Fetter that spread a tale of a cure for a lingering sore from a tainted bread tide. The fragment references Ayers and a saretperitia and hints at past scenes seen through faded eyes.
Hy Outland, a noted EU football player, accepted to attend the University of Punrasiva nia next year and join their eleven. Parsons defeated by a score of 2 to 0 in a warmup game. The Great Band and Nickerson Dall noted in a brief recap of yesterday’s action.
The advertisement proclaims Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the original remedy with an unmatched cure record and a medal honored at the 1893 World's Fair, noting imitators cannot match its achievements despite imitation.
James Kennady Ons of Gomen visits Eugene Ware in his office recounting his Cuban drummer role under Gen Gomez. He reports Cuban forces, Spanish brutality, and American aid including 400 soldiers and 26 artillery pieces, with plans to return to Cuba unless conflicts settle.
New York reports World Union sources that Maceo, in Havana, met with General Antonio Maceo and Cuban leaders about independence. Mr Ryan says Maceo discussed plans, hopes U S recognition, and noted cadres and a trocha tour. Ryan claims Maceo appeared healthy and committed despite strain.
Judge A W Dennison Populist judge of the Byhellate court Southern department eastern division was renominated at Wichita. George M Mitigen of Eureka praised as potential governor and state official. Barry Landis of Medicine Lodge named secretary. Resolution support strong for party platform and Chicago ticket amid mixed sentiment and local endorsements. The article notes cheering figures and defeats in political rounds with blunt, unclear phrasing.
Burlingame visitor Mr. Steves cited tepid crowds at the McKinley demonstration in Emporia while declaring the Prohibition Party effort weak. Reports claimed all bands joined the rally, but attendees were sparse and Republican speakers drew little enthusiasm as they spoke at Commercial and Fifth streets.
June 4 ceremony confers honorary fellowship on Thomas F. Payard United States ambassador Honorary Secretary for the colonies James Martes and other officials. noted at Tafayete College Pennsylvania. Five officers also cited in the honors list.
The Fort Worth Gazette declares insolvency and ceases publication. Cantey as trustee for the LynQolfiers plans to resume under new management with HL Senter coordinating the revival, starting with a Saturday issue and a forthcoming Sunday Times. Dallas News to be contracted for Wallis subscriptions. Havana dispatch notes a U S general sending important notes to President Cleveland via special messenger.
A garbled account describes Mike Haloran of Rowville facing unspecified charges related to whisky. The text mixes court action, local names, and scattered details about a dawn scene, community figures, and mentions of Haskell.
Fragmented report references Oli Henn and 12 erecta figures, with Banke and Dera linked to a Bispace area in Petrie. The garbled text suggests a local council or seating plan at a venue, noting successes and a formal seat assessment. Names appear incomplete and context is unclear.
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