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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1896
Page
11
A man named A Huo Cravsky of Ker St Memph is reports a wife suffering from a severe breast cancer. The article details her decline under treatment, notes cure and remission doubts, and mentions a cancer specialist and unsatisfactory progress despite efforts. The text is fragmented and difficult to fully parse.
Fragmentary historical note describes a case involving Margaretta Stroup and others. Mentions a court divorce by Margaretta, Susie, and a proposed cottage erection. References to town gossip, police, and retiree tips amidst uncertain events and a tense community mood.
A garbled report notes Commissioner A. K. Rodgers voicing support for a city curfew amid unrest. Jane Albert Capkins and others discuss safety, with Chief Gi Mnyers noting police concerns about street trouble and enforcement. The piece hints at public order debate and possible measures.
A notice in Leavenworth seeks Fisher, a horse thief jailed here. It references harness theft, a county jail confinement, and a potential opportunity for an eastern trip with low fare. The document mentions applicants contacting local officials and outlines transport details and costs.
Ex district judge James A. Ray of Sumner County bolts his ArcHintey nomination and the St Louis gold standard plank. He resigns from the Republican committee writes a letter criticizing free coinage and pledges to oppose McKinley’s ticket while urging support for silver as allowed by the party.
Fragmented text discusses Police Commissioner Holliday and a Democratic nomination near an 1890s political milieu. Mentions free silver, Tellers action, and potential convention influence on selecting a secretary of the treasury. Narrative references farmers, agriculture, and party factions amid chaotic rhetoric.
Irregular text suggests Shawnee county Populists plan to attend a convention at Ware to select delegates. Mentions Judge George W. Clark and WW. O. Webb as candidates, with past nomination histories recalled. Focus on destigation instruction and party interest appears.
Wat Barnes of Kansas City Kansas is named on the committee to notify Major McKinley of his nomination at the St Louis convention. He travels east to Cleveland to notify other members and then to New Jersey to inform Garrett Hobart. The report mentions Thurston as chair of a fire ratification committee.
Sunday church services and events fill the day with sermons and sermons at multiple houses of worship. Rev. MF Step Riraien leads a commission service and children’s day exercises while Rev WD Sinver addresses North Topeka gatherings. Additional talks and congregational activities are listed at several churches and halls throughout the afternoon and evening.
City Clerk McFadden receives a fetter fromm mina in Hacine Wir Tho Agents to sell the city home fire depart thant machinery Fla offers to pay Clerk McFadden 321 to use influence to secure machinery purchase The Blan has been accustomed to deal with Chicken eficials Clerk StePadden resists letter advising favoring party interests Prof Hage Allle Masary of Beyet proclaims future teller fame The ad touts hair renewal and Seegs German Salve claims quick healing power with a popular druggist endorsement.
Brown County Republicans at Hiawatha express mixed views on William McKinley and silver party plank. Voters like Joseph Hannah and John Wright weigh support for Teller or McKinley, with several names opposing the platform and urging free silver as a decisive issue.
Every Wednesday afternoon commencing 2 ins M4 kt Wel ingk the magnificent new Pullman Vestibuled train departs from Geerborn Street, Chicago, for the White Mountains and Seaside coasts of Maine via the Grand Trunk Railway System. It offers luxurious comfort and showcases Niagara Falls and the Saint Lawrence River. Tickets and full information available from Kingeton to Montreal by river or rail.
T F Eaton of Bighton Kansas was ruled insane in yesterday afternoon's probate court session. The 52 year old merchant, brother of Eat h, has faced financial and health troubles following his wife’s death. The report notes mental health concerns and mentions local context and nearby notices.
A historical notice advertises Missouri Pacific Railway Co excursions from Beatrice and surrounding areas. Details include summer trips, special rates, and train schedules from Beatrice to Washington and Westing, with through sleepers and single-seat rides, inviting home-seekers and sightseeing groups.
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