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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1896
Page
5
A garbled page mentions a veiled cabinet, references to a Bir remedy and a list of odd terms. It cites a Miss Maeve and a mystery 'Pisanabt Pel- Bete' with odd medical overtones, and concludes with a stray address hinting at a medical association in Buffalo.
A garbled report details disputes over payments and bets tied to a local election. Names like Dunn and Morphy appear amid references to orders, town wards, and cautious officials. The fragment suggests tensions, alleged improprieties, and a contested outcome affecting residents.
Fragmented OCR text mentions roosters, Plymouth, Keck, Crete, and various place names. It references election or treaty terms, officials like Curtis, and mentions Riverside Lump and Kansas avenue. The readable bits imply a chaotic field of mentions with no clear event, date, or outcome.
A fragmented account describes Free Silver Republicans quitting the party after a defeat. Mr Simpson voices relief that the party bears no blame on him and expresses hope for the future. Copeland faction leaders and supporters discuss the campaign, party unity, and the path ahead.
The article reports a heated international discussion over emigration and the push to leave the country. It mentions the Senaleu and Derhape factions, political reactions in Milwaukee, and a September 7 date tied to press coverage. Officials and manufacturers weigh in as the debate centers on emigration and residency.
A historical notice describes a pleasure resort project around a large lake near Butte, Montana, promising a full seasonal program with boating, dancing, dining, and winter fashion events. It hints at facilities for bathing, entertainment, and possibly a temporary town center to support visitors and workers.
A garbled report discusses the State Printer and the Prohibition issue, citing the Senate majority and party alignments. It references constitutional authority, the upcoming July period, and the desire to avoid partisan manipulation while noting executive powers and potential court involvement.
A detailed obituary recounts Maj. McKinney's funeral rites in a rural cemetery, noting mourners, speeches by officials, and a memorial toast. The account highlights a long service with prayers, laying of wreaths, and tributes from colleagues and family, ending with a reception.
The piece notes that American cattle may be taxed under the same duties as Mexican cattle, detailing new orders from Los Angeles and McKinley, Oregon, with mentions of Machined Mmpany and Home Corp aiding the factory, plus a Washington section and a ratification meeting in Chicago addressing a late August vote.
Fragmentary text advocates a presidential ticket McKin tey Hobart and hints at a public vote or question. The page shows odd phrases and a note pointing to The Topeka Coal Co at 2nd Hotses avenue Upstairs.
Mayo soundly harmed by new order issued by Western Freight association as trains halted shipments. Kanena City and Nebraska markets report higher prices due to blocked lines. Rail disruptions affect mills, bakers, and grain dealers, with traders seeking alternate routes and compensation.
A mangled notice hints at a wedding between Svetiime and Mia Finm Slunche and mentions Davis Wada, a retired Army officer. It discusses industry figures and a general passenger service, noting improved mileage sales and upcoming Thanksgiving rate adjustments as a railway association meeting in Chicago prepares to set round-trip fares and declare the rates.
ER Kirkses, a 24 year old, was accused after a man claimed he aided a thief who stole 13 children from a ranch near Topeka. The tale recounts late night travel toward Oklahoma and arrests leading to sheriff’s information and a farmer boy’s concern as Kirkses was questioned.
In a garbled Delaware scene a political analysis notes party strength and control near Kent and Sussex counties with Republicans slightly ahead. Separate items report railroad, drainage, and a Bank?ted tunneling project at Smuggler Mountain from Aspen to Lena Town, plus an extra session call for January 14 by Governor Drake. The Armenian massacre near Kaieren is reported with sixty killed, and a presidential tally shows Bryan ahead with 79,014 to McKinley’s.
North Topeka items note the Kimball Printing Co. at 835 Kansas Ave to manage next day meat market cloning. Coal dealer Ewart at 1012 North Ennssey Ave. Prof Hoover visited Silver Lake. Mrs Dutton recovering from illness. Mr Clark leaving for Dover. George Fristie from Grantville visits North Side. Jalsx Caldwell ill with diphtheria. Gallery Silphite acquired by the family of V. B. Beste. Mrs Kirkpatrick returns from a visit to Weerphalia. Mr and Mrs Nichols visiting Nicholson’s parents in Kansas City. Sage arrives from Town to spend winter with daughter. diphtheria closures affect two children of Frank Roas. Mission at North Baptist Church by Rev. ee of Lawrence. Europe Hood Gatenel to speak. Nich Steen sells coal at Kiniss Ave and Gordon St. Nichols to return to Colorado. German at Church of the Gospel in North Topeka. Evening prayers in German to be held. Sunday school at 229. Second Presbyterian Church events. The Elemental Winter sermon and The Night’s World feature noted. A candy kitchen accident injures a man who fell several feet. Reception at Motted Bre Ad Arnold praised. Refreshments by Bowle, Bart, and Kittie Dolentin. Investigator Smith injured in a cab accident on Central Ave near his hotel. Harness broken. Rev Dr Alderson contemplates pastorate at Second Presbyterian Church. Portsmouth Ohio church appointment discussed.
Cleveland reports rail lines have placed orders for 100 new traffic cars and 30 locomotives amid authority received after an election. The Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling line states its Lorraine shop operations halted and will resume to complete the orders. In related news, the Galdes Bod Clothing company stock sale will open Monday morning at receivers sale prices.
Reporters note that neither party will hold a clear majority in the next North Carolina legislature. The piece mentions Senator Pringhard’s successor and the expectation that party leaders will seek cross party support as elections shape the balance of power.
O Swanton claims his employees left for better positions, while O Swainson of Topeka denies a false report. Four men at the Santa Fe poundry were discharged awaiting new contracts as others resigned to take work in Argentina, with Chanute completing a separate contract. A weekly bank statement in New York notes ongoing financial activity.
Brean iit hive from 6hoe0 to 664000 pluradiry and Stevens Democrat tor envernir from RNG to 85,008. The noted forecast mentions St Louis and Wednesday near November 5 with a blustery, rainy spell. An advisory from DeWitte Little Gare Risers pills is included as a local health note.
A historic health note claims one in four suffer rectal disease with itching and discomfort. It touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent remedy, asserting no harmful drugs and immediate relief without cocaine or opium.
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