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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1896
Page
5
A report centers on Charles Yale and his group of twelve who traveled by boat to a distant destination. The narrative notes their voyage encountered dense fog and risky condition as they pressed forward under unclear guidance.
A dramatic local listing announces three performers in the program including Teabel Karg Maute O'Deil Charlie W Valout and Artur Bie. It highlights a show titled The Sher of Aenta with a Saturday night schedule at the Grandee theater featuring Seana Myer and Sperm ootmeny among others. The note promises a varied talent lineup, balcony seating, and standard admission.
A Saturday raid by Patrolmen Lue and Bing at a Kansas resort led to the arrest of thirteen gamblers and the seizure of thirteen dollars and two revolvers. The bar area near the rear was entered as officers confronted the crowd, and multiple suspects were detained for questioning.
A fragmentary dispatch discusses official remarks at a Vallée gathering. It references Pincwkatet Hi the Linied and archbishops, with critiques of states and religious bodies. The text shows irritation toward certain reforms and emphasizes conformity to religious authorities.
A report describes George Gould sustaining injuries after an unclear assault involving a rider and a crimed scene. The incident disrupts travel and prompts a temporary relocation of the General Research Office of Patrick Wala from the Santa Fe line on East Fourth Street to a nearby building. Authorities indicate no bones were broken and Gould is expected to recover within about ten days. The piece also notes government statements denying a new partnership or policy move in Newark and references rail and train movements through Missouri River routes, Sioux City, and Council Bluffs with related car and station details.
Edward Stephens leads a pioneering Topeka project, the Institute, started by Barons from Baron, moves from a small start on Washington Street to a new 13 acre school farm south of the city. The scholastic program includes kindergarten, humanities, science, and industrial training for poor children, with notable teachers Miss Biddle, Mary Jordan, and Mrs. Rowin, aiming to educate both minds and morals.
Mr Stephen's account traces an educator’s life from colonial governance to elite schools across England France Switzerland and Italy. It highlights his marriages, partners like Georgy Vanderbilt, and efforts to uplift his race through education while noting colonial status and peerage connections.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses deceit and parity, mentions January, banking policy, and a laundry notice. It notes public distrust of a key note and references Topeka addresses and free button mending services. Limited clear facts, many garbled phrases remain.
Santa Fe's great plan seeks a New York Chicago and San Francisco backed trans Pacific steamship line. President Ripley and backers envision a twin screw fleet of 3500 to 4500 tons with 20 knot speed connecting San Diego and San Francisco to Asia, boosting freight and passenger traffic and local employment.
Local items report Verschala and Motes Amore the Em of the Santa Fs laid off due to sickness. Engineers Northrup and wife have returned from a visit with Warden and Mrs J B Lynch. Fireman Ketcham noted on North Main street. Jesee Wark and mother back from Kate in Sullivan. Conductor Sullivan on the Cor(ehy) branch serving the city. Harry McKenver ill and leaving his position during repairs. Prentice to run engine 40 shirts, collars and cuffs. Beekens Steam Laundry, 122 and 114 West final.
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