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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1896
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reveals a local clash at a Armourdale factory involving Mrs Deval Turik and her husband, alleging a dispute over ownership and control of a business. Wary details point to a family vendetta and possible wills or succession issues.
In town events Howard Gould appears amid a crowded theater scene with wagers on the grand march. The article details a public dispute over billing and salaries, noting performances by Mr. Gould and associates, the theater’s crowding, and anticipated reactions from attendees and critics.
Lawrence reports a chaotic football segment with injuries and safety concerns. The Athletics Committee faced calls to reform and censured players while discussing dangerous conduct and protective measures. The piece notes a controversial event involving a Kansas team and references investigations into game dangers and sport governance.
Report of a large gathering around a famed paver at Main Square with extensive bidding. The crowd cheered as the giant star presented the event, with bids reaching into thousands. The seller, Mr. Tewksbury, praised the paver as the finest ever produced, while attendees recalled notable names and factions from the era.
Fragmentary report covers defendants in Frazer case, dismissal of receiver for Hayes City Bank, Beattie Eagle resumption, and Pan American Congress remarks. Mentions Hayes City Bank bonds, Judge names, and local figures. scattered notes include breach of promise suit against Moddin White and parliamentary minister Myr Grant in New York.
A Topeka based group led by Hull promotes a Mexico trade venture aimed at extending commercial ties. The plan envisions US Mexico commerce, an Adversina bank in Mexico, and agents in Mexican cities to solicit subscriptions while building relations with merchants.
Paris parish records a revival linked to Lent with a formal ceremony led by President Beane and the university rector. The event included student participants and a procession through campus and hall areas, inviting Cradle Buy and other local attendees to a ceremonial dinner and mineral water reception.
New York nov 20 a hundred ministers vow to use every effort to revive the city. Churches will open nightly revival services with hundreds meeting each night. If successful the movement could spread to Philadelphia and sweep across the nation. Moody notes remarkable progresses and public response to the revival plan.
A mistrustful rumor about a Perry appointment to replace Judge Parker circulates without credence. The Washington report notes Berry as a possible appointee, while sources doubt a Kansas or Arkansas origin for a federal judge slot and question the custom of naming district judges from nearby states.
A fragmentary 19th century report notes Curran, agent for BR powder and dynamite, passing through Allenta on the way to meet General Weyler. The tale mentions price quotes at Weyler’s head and vague plans near military lines, with Rangers and officials referenced amid confused, garbled text.
A fragmented notice invites attendees to a charity benefit at Kanabe on Saturday evening. The event is hosted by Capitel Badge No 3 and features Mr Harris and other named organizers. Admission tickets are requested for the fundraiser benefiting the order.
Real value buys this week as Stewart Stores promotes hardware and tinware. Galvanized buckets at 15 cents, pest control items, and a selection of hoes and tools priced from 20 cents upward. The Stewart Oak stove is touted as artistic and absolutely airtight, with retrimmed handles and a high polish.
A damaged account describes a ceremony at a Daughters of Confederacy gathering in St Tout s on November 1. It notes Mrs Jeff Davis and her daughter attending with wreaths, military display, and decorations. Attendees included widows of notable figures and local officials.
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