26 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1894
Page
1
Gen Coxey leads the Army of the Commonweal from Massillon toward Canton in a force numbered near one hundred men. Severe winter wind and snow lash the route as the contingent pitches tents at Canton for the night. The march, with a large turnout and anxious local interest, continues amid stiff winds and unsettled weather.
Frost and frostbite severely affect fruit crops including peaches and wheat in multiple states. The report notes heavy frost in Missouri, Illinois, and nearby regions, with widespread damage to berries, grapes, and early crops. Mariners and local residents report low temperatures causing strains on agriculture and potential losses to orchards and fields.
Injunction dissolved by Judge Flynn allowing Mayor View Torn and police commissioners Barnes Malling to take office. A. J. Roger joins to demand surrender of mayor Orr and Meetia, leading to a reorganization with J. A Farley as police chief. City faces two police departments amid tension.
Alfred Holt Colquitt of Georgia, veteran statesman and U S senator, died in his city home after a period of illness. Born in Walton County in 1844, he served as a Confederate officer, later held Georgia governorship, and represented the state in Congress before joining the U S Senate in 1880. His death leaves his family and colleagues to mourn a lengthy public career.
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Attorneys seek time to prepare as Prendergast insanity proceeding advances. Judge Cherliehi schedules jury deliberation steps. library bill debate noted. Context mentions constitutional issues, housing posture, and court access as testimonies unfold.
The community discussed bond issues and railroad commission concerns, with leaders urging support for routes and lines spanning Kansas City Wyandotte and St. Washington areas. Names like Corbett and Pacific surfaced as pivotal players, while disagreement over customs and adoptions of changes sparked debate.
An Easter report from Washington notes cold and damp conditions with a milder, pleasant spell later. Church services and charity events proceed despite uncertain wartime mood, and President and family spend Easter with guests, while social gatherings begin anew after a subdued season.
A damaged OCR passage describes a fatality scene near Fortlyn with numerous names and places distorted. It references a train collision, injuries, and a public meeting schedule and local gatherings involving groups and clubs such as the Reyalliend club and the Longiwes Chorenton. Mentions of governors, locations, and a new business location are scattered throughout.
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