13 May 1896
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1896
Page
1
A garbledOCR report outlines a political clash in Bates County with figures led by Buchan aiming to unseat Jack Harris for Congress. The piece mentions a glue factory scandal, a district realignment, and a courtly feud, naming Lawrence Hart and others as players while hinting at anticipated campaign maneuvers and local political factions.
A string of unclear references suggests a contentious push to nominate a candidate for an appellate judgeship. Names such as Webb and Cline appear amid fragmented phrases about hearings, opposition, and formal proceedings in a state level judiciary review.
Fragmented readable text notes delegates and party platform references. Mentions Riley county and To be determined roles, with unclear names and dates. Overall appears as a political briefing about delegate actions and platform items with many garbled terms.
Two individuals Maude Booth and Marste THOR returned from absence after a period of disapproval. The report notes their appearance at a central event in the evening, with attention to their misdeed and the consequences they faced.
Fragmentary readable phrases mention London May and atomic theme with references to Pretoria, Tomer, and years. The text is garbled with missing verbs and unclear subjects, offering insufficient coherent facts to determine a concrete event or outcome.
fragmented OCR recounts a political convention in Washington or Ottawa area with delegates from Wyandotte and Douglas counties discussing endorsements for presidential electors. The text notes credentials disputes, delegate tensions, and expected outcomes for the St Louis convention with references to Lowrey and leadership figures. The account covers delegation strengths, credential issues, and proposed support alignments among local parties.
A Populist convention for the Big Seventh was set for Limred. The committee's vote favored Cushitt with a majority supporting the nominee and opposing Simpson. Some backed ex-Governor Lewellin as a compromise choice in the contentious selection.
El Paso residents cautioned that all Americans entering Mexico must submit to quarantine and vaccination checks. The notice urges travelers to comply immediately to avoid detention upon arrival and to complete required inoculations before or upon entry.
New York May 1. Isidlebuen Ickelleinier & Co have engaged 1 million for shipment tomorrow. Te Von V Wolfmaan & Co withdrew 210 thousand from the treasury for export. Available cash balance 257,000,150 and gold reserve 316 bee tsa.
The report notes tornadic winds in Tepik and vicinity with speeds near 50 to 60 miles per hour for several minutes. Temperatures dropped to the low 50s, with rainfall and hail causing minor damage in parts of the region. Structures along roads and trees near Santa Be area sustained damage from strong winds. reports of cloudy skies and cool conditions persisted into the morning.
A retrial in the restricted court ends with Irene Leonard found guilty of murder in the second degree. Sentence deferred. The case involves Henry L Leonard, husband, and a prior trial in this jurisdiction. May 12.
Fragmented minutes show Cleveland Methodists debating the timing of the General Conference from May 1 to the first Wednesday in June 1909. The meeting covered finances, mission work, and possible eight year conference cycles, with delegates considering reforms and church governance.
The third society of Kansay plans a three day session starting this evening at Henremeniatve bill 1g.04. The Kansas Midwestern speeles and regular pikceei diene accompany the event. The gathering marks the 31st Hite ameeting with an expected attendance of about 350. G A Wall of this lis will introduce a racing tion pledging physicians to refuse support for the bes be latte aity man connected with the Wil occupancy. Officers of the axevelution are listed, including Andrew Sabine as first vice president and J Waters of Trpekn noted dead, with arrangements by Drs. Lewis and Wall.
Washington May 12 The river and harbor appropriation bill passed the Senate by a narrow vote amid debate over expenditure and scope for the coming year The measure would authorize funds for projects and river improvements and faced opposition from several legislators including Brown Allen Kyle and other Populists among others
A cyclone struck near Sterling causing extensive damage to homes including Logan Zerbes Levi Waener and Hubert TeWees. Several people were injured and one structure collapsed with debris and wreckage reported. Ottawa engineers and local authorities assess the scene as the storm passes.
Washington May 13 The supreme council of the American Protective Association opened its routine session amid McKinley button display. Debate covered advisory board actions and potential policy shows no public disclosure. debates centered on responses to the McKinley matter and the next party convention.
Newport Kentucky jury verdict delivered on Pearl Bryan murder case. Prosecutors argue the evidence pointed to the defendant while defense claims insufficient proof. Witnesses described the alleged crime and autopsy details as the trial concluded this afternoon.
A chaotic report notes Allison managers meeting to arrange contracts for players in the tour. Details mention St Louis, MCA, and meals during convention week as organizers push to expand Allison clubs with twenty two men organizing efforts.
The opening date for the sale of Northern Pacific properties is set for April. The venture covers about 400000 acres with notices requiring full property descriptions. Beaver workers returning from a trip to Sew Fork will resume preparations at Mitwadiwe Wisconsin for the real estate sale event.
A major fire in Reading, fifteen miles northeast of Emporia, destroyed a residence owned by J Tweoh, the Baptist Church, and a school building within minutes after ignition. Fireward Butler reported the blaze began in Mionbonte. Authorities fear extensive losses and suspect arson.
The jury in the case of the bate ve Eu Car before Justice Heltist in Teresa township failed to reach a verdict. The prisoner was released after deliberations, with court costs estimated around $36 per day. The article notes a debate over expenditures and a referenced amendment involving Mr. Garmmia and harbor union contracting costs near ten million annually.
A temperance lecturer, Murphy, urged public sentiment to aid the law and enforce sobriety during a revival. He claimed prohibition is vital, warned city watchers, and shared a touching tale of leaving home to illustrate the perils of drink leading to tears and a call for action. The meeting, led by State Temperance Union official A E L Vane, ended with pledges and a promise of a second talk tonight.
In Des Moines the Iowa Republican convention heard fiery charges calling rival factions pious frauds while Ted bent every effort to promote a presidential bid. A temporary chairman spoke amid calls for party unity as delegates selected national and state officers and candidates.
Strikes at Armours packing plant persist with no new actions in Kansas City while workers await a nationwide boycott order. No spread to other facilities or fresh protests have been reported as grievances were raised days ago.
The Second Biennial Convention of the Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Builders opens in Ottawa on May 13. Visitors arrive by the hundreds and attendance is expected to be large with delegates from Mexico Texas Louisiana Promdt on the south New England states and the Pacific coast.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man plunging a knife into a woman’s breast five times. Other details are unclear with many garbled names and phrases. The item mentions arrests and local names but lacks complete context or dates.
New York dispatch reports a ruling that American citizens are entitled to trial before ordinary courts under the seventh article of the treaty between Spain and the United States. The decision limits Spain’s ability to execute penalties without proper judicial process, reinforcing due process and the right to a civil trial. The piece notes mixed reactions from Madrid and Havanna observers and outlines the broader implications for U.S. sovereignty and international law.
Groups of children dressed as three flags marched in a public school event celebrating Old Glory. The colorful display included depictions of Liberty, Lincoln, and the U S, with flags and pageantry amid crowd cheers and community pride. Rumors later circulated about a White Nations command presence and a regiment commander making remarks.
The article discusses auditor pay changes and references Whitehead as comptroller. It mentions a salary increase from 70 to an unspecified annual amount and notes related figures and events tied to california railways and military context.
Foreclosure suits and injunctions dominate the docket as Sheriff Heyy defends in county cases. Indictments involve Kinney and Lovis brothers tied to prior mortgage actions. Frank Fleming, a 20 year county farmer, is noted as a commissioning candidate with mixed business ties. Broken edge collars and local laundry ads appear among scattered notes.
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