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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1896

Page

5

Women of Stark County greet their friend at Canton reception

Thousands of women from Stark eager to honor the 0110 leader, crowding streets and the White House balcony in Canton. A public reception showcases loyalty as mothers and daughters praise the figure, while civic pride and charity are highlighted in speeches and chants honoring the leader’s long influence.

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Hottest Day Soon Here Sparks Root Market Push

A weather peak is forecast as temperatures rise, prompting farmers to accelerate HIRES Root production. Local labels warn growers to ramp up planting and harvest plans amid heat risk and supply concerns.

McKinley Reception Honors Wife and Mother in Canton

A Canton crowd welcomed Governor McKinley and his party as they paid tribute to his wife Ida and mother, honoring them with a ceremonial reception. The event featured remarks praising feminine virtue and leadership, with senior figures and Mrs McKinley among the attendees.

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Bennett seeks site for Galveston cocommodity plant

Commodore Grant Bennett of Corpus Christi arrived in Galveston seeking a site to crush and process coconuts for a profitable port operation. He envisions a facility to handle cargo and provide coverage, with discussions about location and infrastructure requirements ongoing.

Debates on gold, debt, and the U.S. economy

The pamphlet covers factional fights in Congress and public dispute over monetary policy, gold standard advocates, and debt relief. It cites figures like Nevins and Ridpath, discusses international finance, and questions what citizens will do amid proposed reforms.

Bond Specter and Silver Democrats Rally Behind Gold Reserve

Washington, June 27. The piece predicts a bond issue if the gold reserve falters, sparking intra party clashes between gold and silver Democrats at Chicago. It notes President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle’s actions to defend the gold reserve, potential candidates, and a protracted fight over finance and the platform. The article highlights figures like Olney and various state nominees and forecasts a crowded, heated convention.

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Allen Thurman Statement on Colorado Delegates Admission

A fragmentary remark attributed to Allen Thurman discusses delegates and party rules, asserting plans to renew efforts this year and critique on the selection process. The convoluted wording blurs specifics but mentions Colorado and a push against rival candidates.

Debs Speaks at Faneuil Hall on Railroad Brotherhood

A June 27 gathering in Boston brought together four local branches of the American Railway Brotherhood to hear Eugene V. Debs, president of the union, recounting 35 years of labor struggle. He criticized wage reductions and urged unity, recalling stoppages and organizing drives to resist concessions while highlighting personal anecdotes of fundraising.

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8000 Cars of Wheat to Galveston by Katy

Galveston Tex June 27 J W Allen general freight agent of Missouri Kansas Texas for Texas confirms Katy will transport 54 cars of wheat for export. He notes export via Galveston remains plan and Katy may haul more wheat to Galveston before summer.

Chicago St Louie East Burlington Emet St. Louie Chiakc Yes St Louis Katy Galveston Tex J. W. Allen Texas Allen Gil Galvestom Polley

Paynter Longwall Mining Company Organized in Topeka

New enterprise born in Topeka with capital of 250000. Joseph Challand, president, Frank Challand, vice president, and J. Paster as treasurer lead the Paynter Longwall Mining Machine Company. The firm plans to manufacture coal mining machines and compete with existing mines. Challenges include securing funding, expanding production, and moving from Cofrad foundry to own plant.

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Poverty in Topeka prompts aid and charity drive

In Topeka the plight of destitute families draws attention as police note homelessness and hunger. Distressed households face shortages of food and basic clothing while attempts to help include local drives and county relief amid scarce resources. Special train services and community aid efforts are advertised for relief events and fundraisers.

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Monetary Outlook Gloom From Harvest Prospects

Duns Weekly Review reports uncertain monetary outlook amid strong crop prospects. Wheat weakness due to good harvest anticipations and cotton prices subdued. mills delaying production and some closures noted. Iron and wool markets show limited price changes with overall cautious sentiment before elections.

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Bradstreet Sees Hopes Amidst Weak Trade Signals

Bradstreet reports a cautiously hopeful mood after ten days of data. Decline in wool and raw-material demand persists, while hardware and shoe trades show scattered gains in Providence and Philadelphia. Chicago remains cautious with no clear revival. New York and Boston still expect slow improvement next year.

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Special Reduced Rates and Falls Visit Adverts

A garbled notice promotes special reduced rates to Buiulo and Fe and a visit to Ningesre Falls. It mentions a circular with population information and a misprinted attribution to C.K. Wilber, AG, PA, plus an old style drug pitch for Chiara Bege's Little Giant Pills.

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