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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1895
Page
8
Cy Leland endorses William McKinley in the presidential race, expressing support for his policies and appealing to voters. The piece highlights Leland's favorable view and his stance during the campaign period.
Kansas Republicans weigh support for William McKinley of Ohio for president. Chairman Cy Leland of the state central committee says about three fourths of Kansas Republicans back McKinley, praising his hands on campaign style and work ethic. He favors Chicago as convention host and predicts the Kansas delegation will be chosen next year. The piece also notes related political chatter and local official actions across the state.
Iteme of Interest About State Officers and Their Work notes the state irrigation board meeting on April 3 and the board of education meeting in Emporis on May 9 Ex-Governor John P St John is making speeches in the northeast The charter of Pittsburg Coal and Coke company has been filed with the secretary of state Misa Nannie L Anderson of Olathe is named secretary of the state board of education which concluded its first session last evening The state board of education issued
T J Mehols of Oakland urges that the arrest of M Tinkham last week in Ottawa was an injustice. Tinkham, living in a farm dugout while under husking contract, was seized by six to seven men and jailed, depriving him of sleep. Despite a probate judge’s request, sanity tests were not pursued. Judge Wood later ordered release and Tinkham returned to Oakland with his parents.
The Torbett Concert company, with Miss Torbett the American violinist, Mudolf von Scarpa the pianist, and the Lottemsa male sextette from Stockholm, appears at Hamilton hall next Wednesday evening the 2ith. Admission is 50 cents, tickets on sale at Kellam's Fashionable.
The State Journal reports its Want and Miss columns access Topeka residents more than double that of any other paper, a fact cited to underline its wide reach and daily weekday presence.
A historical briefing notes that the last Congress appropriated close to one hundred million dollars in various allocations. It outlines funding trends, key programs, and potential implications for future fiscal policy and national priorities.
J. H. Beavis reports on the Fifty-third congress, detailing expenditures and contrasts with prior sessions. He notes salaries, pensions, sugar bounty, naval appropriations, and how public opinion shifts as bills pass. The piece critiques leadership, signatures, and the political climate surrounding budget growth.
Gazette de Meran records an 1851 hotel bill from Lazing village to Prince Wilhelm of Prussia and five companions. Items include lodging 12 kreutzers per person, coffee 10 each, milk 4, eggs 1, dinner at St Leonhardt with soup meat roast dessert wine per head. Breakfast and dinner for six cost 1 fiorin 44 kreuzers. prices note rise over 40 years.
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