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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1896
Page
2
Williams Jenanga Bryan spoke to 12550 women and men of the Maury Bryan Club of Women and Traveling Men's Bryan Club in Lincoln, praising supporters and outlining his free silver and reform stance. He urged unity, denounced opponents, and urged labor and farmers to back his program while highlighting the duty to elect representatives who will advance the policies.
Mr Bryan spoke at a gathering in Lincoln on a Saturday evening, delivering remarks to the Traveling Men. He praised free silver education and urged continued efforts while Gov Holcombe received cheers from the audience as Bryan moved through the ranks of the crowd.
Me Kelly asserts he never received a letter from Major McKinley during the campaign. He says he did not seek or solicit such correspondence and cannot recall any letter or private endorsement from McKinley. He disclaims direct or indirect contact with the campaign office regarding posts or support.
A fragmented notice from Marshaltown announces the anti trust campaign led by association officers including President J. Z. Wetherstl of Carroll and Secretary BW. Martin of Chreuil Nus. The effort targets the well known trust and its factory work in the area. The piece promotes mineral water and a Bakime powder, inviting readers to come and try it at 415 W. Dighth Ave.
Chicago witnesses describe a bold raid by three bandits who arrived in a carriage and forced their way into a greengrocer is store on West Taylor Street. They took a refrigerator box, grabbed cash and valuables, and fled in the barouche amid a sleet of questions from puzzled clerks. The robbers, led by a man with a revolver, escaped with about $25 from the wallet and a haul totaling around $100 as neighbors watched a speedy getaway through a cold, misty dawn.
Description of Hastings new wagon beige and the spiral bridge design over the river, detailing the unique apical approach, elevated span, and earth approach on masonry pedestals. The project aims to avoid steep grades with a curved 70 foot total span and 35 foot foundation.
Hildwaths Nov 14 A report says Judge Palloon will contest the seat of Senator elect Fulton on grounds he is not a resident of Brown County. Fulton allegedly lived in Sabetha and Nemaha county before moving to a house near Barrie Col Hultea after his nomination. Contests were discussed as if Fulton won by over 1,200 votes, with opposition arguing residency questions and moral objections amid local sentiment.
A Free Thought Federation meeting in Chicago dampened by delays and political interference. Col Henry Ingersoll did not speak as delegates moved to seek avenues for a speech before other states. Rail and travel ads urge use of Burlington Route to eastern destinations with new equipment and reduced rates.
New York dispatch rumors of Choynoki Barry and Armstrong facing Palmer and Parson in potential bouts. Mentions Sharkey and Murphy, plans for matches in March or February, with bets and possible American representation. Also surveys college football results and other sports notes across multiple teams and venues.
In a hard fought clash Washburn college football team defeated Atchison College 30 to 0. The Washburn squad showcased strong line play and steady running but several fumbles limited the margin. Jake Mohler and other stars led a decisive effort as Kansan State University’s chances improved with the win.
Absence of Coach Grith and Newt, Saree Raene shee, leaves Wastburn vulnerable as the team shows few offensive bursts. The narrative notes slumps at key moments, with references to Bachier Batonerste and scrappy defense by Netheweseeshors FET. The piece highlights coaching turmoil and tactical gaps impacting performance.
New Haven, Nov 16 Prof T B Woolsey Yale international law chair says England overstepped by seeking arbitration in the Venezuela boundary dispute He argues the Monroe doctrine covers only parliaments not territory and condemns unwise threats while urging restraint and caution in national pride.
Mrs Hatch, mother of Didge State Tax, seeks a presidential commutation for her son Mattox. She has lived in Topeka since his imprisonment, laboring for a pardon, drawing aid from Poor Commissioner Hale, and spending a fortune to avert the gallows. She reports hopes for clemency as she continues to press authorities at Leavenworth and the prison system for relief.
Canton Ohio November 16 propositions to Major McKinley about his escort to Washington for the inauguration. Talks consider a national guard presence and militia divisions to accompany him as in past quadrennial ceremonies. McKinley declines involvement with the propositions leaving the arrangements to others.
The Philadelphia record notes large American corn purchases by Britain for shipment to India. A charter executed in New York plans 160,400 bushels carried by British steamship at 25 cents per bushel. This marks the first U S corn voyage to India. Also mention of A B Stillwell of Pittsburgh giving 31,001 to Provident? for charity work this winter.
In New York the Metropolitas Opera drome directors pass a rule preventing audience and performers from wearing hats during performances. The decision aims to improve sightlines and decorum amid mixed reactions from attendees and staff.
Advance ticket sales for a Metropolitan Opera event in Lina New York drew crowds, with police stationed to manage buyers and maintain order as box office lines formed. Report notes prices exceeded expectations, and several hundred dollars more than the first-day take were recorded.
Fell University faces hazing fallout after a brutal incident. President Schurman appeals to freshmen to show maturity as authorities identify perpetrators and act. Several students, unnamed, are expelled. faculty pledge ongoing measures to halt hazing.
George Fred Williams travels to Jamaica aboard a health voyage, aboard a vessel attached to a Democratic group. Reports note his stay near Jacksonville while plans for studying medical conditions and natural remedies unfold.
Fragmented report notes power lines and outages near Winona with scattered mentions of communities, keepsakes, and a bridge area near Northwestern action. The text references Keept, Dosth, and Fe jonger Kept ears, with unclear dates and places, suggesting a rural disruption spreading toward Mountain City and surrounding areas.
Rockefeller continues mining interests in Mesaba region of Minnesota as he coordinates affairs with associates and executives from Chicago and Nevada. The report notes plans for expansion and management of permanent operations in the coming year with emphasis on efficiency and potential ventures.
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