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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
6
Paris dispatch reports the French government's refusal to accept foreign copper periods causing unrest. Marseilles traders urged the government to grant a delay, meeting with representatives to seek relief.
An unrest erupted as a large crowd gathered near the city offices. Reportedly, authorities sought order while officers assisted police action. The scene involved references to institutions like Credit Lyonnais and Peerless Steam Laundry amid the confusion.
A Topeka society page notes recent dances at Hudsons hall with many attendees listed by name. It mentions plans for afternoon whist parties, visits by prominent locals, upcoming weddings, and a note that a triple wedding is expected this winter.
Mayer and Hitchende sue Porter Com tolmejotren & Ee for 400 damages and 20 008 in costs after a quarrel in the OMOR led to suspensions and interviews with Mayer Hitchcock and Greenspan alleging poverty. Arrests followed for drunken disturbances involving Mrs Grimtth and others at the station.
An old advertisement touts Groes Queen Baking Powder as absolutely pure and guaranteed to be free of any adulteration. It urges readers to buy from grocers and notes a promotional timing, mentioning Santa Pe and a new offer or time change.
A young man from the country was convicted late yesterday in Mocket County Court for violating the age of consent. The jury, deliberating briefly, found him guilty after the judge ordered the TAHT in five years as the victim Flossie Bear, age ten, was identified. Deputy guards escorted the defendant out as the judge announced sentencing. The court also released a list of upcoming criminal cases and a jury roster for the week.
A furious Lake Erie storm sinks boats and endangers crews near Vermilion and Cedar Point. Tug Monk rescues workers as Pearl and others capsize and drift. The Sea wrecks total damage runs into thousands of dollars as Sea conditions thwart rescue efforts and leave several missing, including oil tanker Oliver with crew aboard.
The Milwaukee man paid $3,000 to back a candidate, wagering on a 265 electoral vote result. The table and calculations showed the odds changing as votes were tallied. Supporters in Milwaukee expressed optimism, while Wyoming’s committee weighed the impact on the overall outcome.
An Illinois judge drew cheers during a parade over a ballot bet linked to McKinley's election. Witnesses noted the judge was greeted by onlookers while a separate theft report cited a teamster missing clothing and harness from a yard. Alexot, a former barber, had resided on Beast Fishth Street. A preacher's son, Caxton Murten Jr., was sentenced in California for stuffing.
W. P. St. John, trustee of the Democratic haborful commission, after Tuesday's election, believes the people have chosen to abandon the gold standard. He forecasts the next four years will test the standard and expects leaders to move quickly to restore prosperity if it fails. He notes agitation will shape forthcoming Senate legislation and policy directions.
Raleigh voters chose Pocahontas elects congressmen in multiple districts. Republicans win several seats while Democrats gain in others. Governor election shows Bush? no. Voter tallies cited include Wake County 641, Johnston 65, Chatham 1403, Vance 714, and Randolph 445.
A turbulent session sees mixed quotes across commodities and equities with notable gains for some firms while others dip. Traders respond to evolving demand signals as shipping costs, industrial metals, and energy sectors show varied movement.
Kansas City market listings show hogs and cattle activity with official receipts and end-of-day balances. Reports detail hogs, cattle, sheep, and prices with references to Chicago and Texas markets and upcoming deliveries. Local traders note packing demand, inventory levels, and seasonal movement at the Missouri market hub.
Fragmentary OCR notes a price and margin discussion for corn and barley. Mentions dates near May and a trade agreement to hold the margin while maintaining market conditions. No clear entities beyond general commodities and a dated context.
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