11 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1896
Page
1
A Santa Fe stock manipulation plot surfaces as receivership moves target principal participants. Investigations and court actions in the district court of Santa Fe U.S. district court trace a planned bear market scheme with various participants named in the filing.
The article describes a turbulent Santa Fe stock matter with orders for a receiver, ongoing investigations, and notable figures including Judge J H Tshwwen Warfko and Tudge Revler linked to the Jefferson county efforts. It notes bids, transfers, and the evolving play of creditors, with widespread market speculation and political attention.
Washington, his secretary speaks about pension removal and related orders. The memo suggests possible internal actions and inquiries limited to the veteran affairs and defense departments, with no clear public outcome or charges.
A steam vessel ran aground near the canal and porterage area as a strong wind pushed it toward the shoal. The vessel, owned by Win Slitrhell of May Chis Mich, was driven toward the upper tiles and began to list. Despite efforts, the steamer remained hard aground with the hull contacting rocks and weathered near the port.
A garbled obituary notes Captain Morrison Besta’s death on November 1 at Danvers Port. The fragment mentions a widow, witnesses, and a bank employment figure of 155,000 with later figures around 355,295 and 10,650 currently employed full time.
Reported at the Kenignts of Labor annual meeting in Nevada. Master Workman Sovereign urged a platform opposing monetary reform and urging free silver while warning against government bonds. Debates centered on aligning labor power with political action and adherence to a gold standard as the path to stability. Reverend Winne Richmond attended as a Methodist minister and details of local appointments and a railway wreck in Nevada were also noted.
London reports Sir Charles Duke, noted expert, stating England has selected four proposals among the three great powers for international politics. He claims the alleged inspection of forts by the Dirduneites Dy Lieuuasian government was ordered by the Iuaian government and suggests potential risks regarding Dunstanite assets.
The National League executive committee held its annual meeting at the Auditor's hotel in Chicago on November 1. Present were A. M. Sorin, H. Comars, J. Wad Spencer Spalding, Frank De Base Hopingoh, J. T Brush, Chris Vouer, N. E. Young, and others. the board of directors met and the pennant was awarded to a team. The Giants club urged constraints on old baseball rules while gate proceeds were discussed. opening the office was not sanctioned.
The Democratic and Republican factions clash over electors in Frankton with accusations of fraud and forged ballots. The controversy centers on disputed votes from Newport precincts in Campbell county as the party lines tighten and authorities weigh the legitimacy of the elector selections.
Fragmented report notes denial from Washington that a U S Marshal Neely of Kangas faces charges. Dispatches claim 10 charges filed. Missouri Pacific official denies authorized statements. Separate item mentions a nighttime race between horses Clee and Chief of Polis in Fort Scott and unsettled weather outlooks with snow potential.
Nov 1 deadline set for Calimet Larus Thomas to contest Hy Pugh’s seat in the Ninthaie district. He aims to carry every county, backed by Blackburn interests, amid reports of starvation fears and major political maneuvering across Frankfort.
A dramatic phrase tied to political rhetoric about power and influence centers on a description of actions by leaders. The line suggests a display of authority and a connection to McKinley era imagery, implying a focus on leadership and control in a historical context.
Word circulated urging voters to back McKinley, highlighting a soft spot for sound money Democrats as the campaign line spread through party channels. The message stressed fiscal restraint and stable currency as key strengths in the political moment.
Gen Horace Porter speaks at New York rally praising McKinley while demanding withdrawal of government from banking. He criticizes the national committee's tactics, urges business principled leadership, and envisions reforms to curb finance power, protect free enterprise, and preserve American prosperity amid posturing by party and reformers.
In New York on November 1 a large gathering at a charitable hall heard Mr. Seligman of Seligman address the audience on behalf of bankers. The event drew more than thirty attendees including ex-mayor Hewitt and General Porter. Hanna spoke of campaign work and urged Republicans and Democrats to unite for the nation’s interests.
In Smyrna Turkey on Oct 9 a British steamer the Home of the Mercantile Company entered without a manifest. Captain Fisher sought aid from Admiral Selfridge and American warships to evacuate Armenian refugees. Marines and divers supplied by the Minnesota and British ship was halted. Refugees landed at Ellis Island after rescue.
President elect McKinley spends a calm Canton day at North Market forest home receiving visitors and handling correspondence. Visitors include Kentucky state chairman Barn Roberts, who questions Kentucky’s electoral vote prospects, while ex Senator John J Ingalls and Major McKinley express measured congratulation and regret over Kansas results. De Haven of San Francisco notes silver question handled poorly by opponents boosted McKinley’s campaign and his personal popularity.
In Joinsexton the assembly convened amid friction as Democrats drift to form a formality for a mayoral selection. The caucus failed to unify with a minority voting for Gen Wen RIN Geb, leaving a tense field for Megatorahip with candidates Arkinnon Howell Lewie and others in contention.
A civic record notes a property on the west side of Tenth Street in Washington Nevada once owned by the United States linked to Abraham Lincoln. The site opposite the old Bord theater is tied to a martyr president memorial effort with a reported $20,000 purchase plan and a $50,000 paid by Anni Schade and her husband Lou Schade. The text also cites a Treasury Reserve valuation and a cash balance of $209, ATMS and $11,619,402.
The Burlington Route advertises half-fare plus two dollars for a westward excursion on November 27 with special train services and observation cars. LW Wakeley, Federal Passenger Agent in St. Louis, notes rates and routes to Missouri and Nebraska, urging contact for details.
A bold headline signals Scorpion Whip’s ascent through New York City society circles rolling in millions. The piece highlights the sharp rise of a figure linked to a prominent urban elite milieu, underscoring wealth and influence.
London November 11 news commentary by Henry Labouchere on American politics and society. The piece rails at democracy and plutocracy, condemning corruption in railroads and capital, while criticizing populist figures and the influence of moneyed interests on national life. It argues that voters reward temperance in a way that harms the country and questions Bryan’s presidential potential.
New York November 1 The Steelwallet Company plans a major debt issuance and unit formation in the next period. Officials discuss price settlements and policy directions for the market. Rumors circulate about middleman margins and potential corporate actions under government review.
A late 19th century style report notes changes in program assignments and personnel within the Metropolitan scene. It mentions Aline Lillian Nosdb and Jean de esaiee amid shifting duties and projected audiences. The article references financials and scheduling for performances with mentions of performers like Melba and Towne, and discusses impacts on upcoming events.
Washington reports discuss a growing controversy surrounding President Cleveland and Senator Morgan. Observers anticipate ties to the Dingley tariff and possible voting shifts at key markets in New York as deals unfold.
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