27 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1896
Page
1
A lengthy, garbled report discusses Lewelling and a Democrat named Dislord amid political maneuvering for a railroad commission post. The piece mentions a speech by St Boyleomme and references potential appointments in the legislature and state offices.
Fragmentary text discusses who controls federal office awarding and mentions Dunstan and Gaste ail wide, with reference to licenses and patronage. The legible names imply a political dispute over official authorization and potential patronage dynamics.
A fragmented account notes political maneuvering around party support and candidates. It mentions possible endorsements, pension agents, and questions about candidacy timing, with references to unnamed figures and unclear affiliations. The piece suggests cautious speculation rather than decisive outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Mr Morie, Mr Sankey, and the Wichita scene as political figures contemplate appointments to government roles. References to Clemens, Hoyle, and court actions appear amid speculation on who will serve in the cabinet and potential electoral outcomes.
A Republican representative plans to submit a resolution to revive prohibition as the current political debate intensifies. The article notes widespread public fatigue with ongoing policy battles and hints at party strategies ahead of potential votes.
Fragmentary OCR note references names such as Sylert Joka Malvane and Mr. Rowe. It mentions a district court case for damages, a farm, a house scene, and financial claims including a millet bill. Details are garbled and inconsistent across the page.
The obituary notes the death of Mathilde Blind, famed author, lecturer, and women's advocate. It references her work and public role, acknowledging her contributions to literature and social reform, with brief biographical context.
A detailed weather bulletin reports severe cold and blizzards across the Northwest with sleet and snow in Western Kansas on Thanksgiving. Oregon endures its coldest November on record while Minnesota and the Dakotas face heavy storms and blizzard conditions.
Mrs Greenspan sues in district court seeking payment on a 3400 bond linked to a contract with the Partharst-Dwavis firm. The suit names Lindsay A B Quinton, Goo1 Tram J 3, Cox, Rumsey, and Seflermeenapen as indorsers. The plaintiff claims she paid more than 3400 due to workman obligations and seeks collection of the bond amount.
Nov 27 report states Daniel Frohman gained control of Cincinnati Grand Opera House and Wall Street Theater venues. Partners and managers named aim to enhance attractions for five-year leases, branding the move a boost to local entertainment value. The article also notes a Thanksgiving week death incident in Cincinnati with details of the household tragedy and ensuing investigation.
Fire broke out in the jail at Zoneas City in Kansas City Me Nev during early morning hours. The blaze was brought under control by fire department responders after a brief alarm. Limited readable text mentions supplies and a shortage of materials, with unrelated fragments about imports and providers.
London court heard the case of Lady Scott seeking a wealthy American husband to fund her expenses. Testimony described a letter in which she stated she must have riches and desired marriage for money, with prosecutors detailing social schemes and alleged arrangements surrounding the Countess Rushed.
A Topeka Commercial Club gathering will organize the Pure Food association for the upcoming exposition. Kanans Wholesale Grocers, Fort Scott Wholesale Grocers, and other delegates will set the event agenda and select a cook to headline the show. May notables include secretary Roser noting price stability during the week and open invitation for well known tastemakers.
An incoherent OCR fragment recounts a local political incident involving a certificate issued by a state university official and a mocked portrait with white hair ribbon. It references individuals with positions and a censury office, hinting at a contested procedure and a formal seal.
A telegram received in Oita says George Fe Pace shows no material change in condition, though his mind appears a bit clearer. The telegram notes the physician expects results from now on, suggesting a cautious outlook amid uncertain recovery.
Cambridge man Benjamin Apthry Gould, an astronomer and faculty member, died after an accidental fall at his residence. He descended stairs and struck his head, losing consciousness and dying a few hours later. Local authorities reported no foul play.
Witnesses before the center panel testified that Governor Smith did not compel the use of the cure and that fear of brutality was not practiced. Home arrests for drunkenness were 702, compared with 1,600 four years earlier, while in the 1660s the figure was about four.
Kansas City dispatch reports a late night Chicago and Alton line robbery near Independence. Four men aboard the returning theater car attacked the motorman and passengers, two suspects were thrown from the car, and the others fled to the woods. Bridges and Ridgeway identified. police say two more suspects, including a bridge jumper, are sought. Names and ages broadcast as officers pursue the quartet believed linked to prior depredations in the region.
An arrest in a Kansas City counterfeit case leads to federal court proceedings as Joseph Pearson of Calitraia faces assault charges. The report details witness confusion and a tense scene, with Pearson claiming connections to a county treasurer. Separate notes preview a large Western Picnic exhibition in December with extensive entries from multiple states.
Rain kept McKinsey in Canton Ohio today as he received visitors and held calls. A Detroit business man A McKinney met him briefly. the weather disrupted events at the school tonight where Migs Mabel Goodwhite, a mezzo soprano, was billed with Merriken's Star.
Governor Crawford spoke with a Washington correspondent about the Kansas Senate race. He noted multiple candidates across parties and said the legislature’s meeting is far off for predictions. He named Repac by-election, Amba Demacrats, Populistes, and Free Silver factions as influential players.
Washington reports the secretary of the trainery dismissed Win R. Morley engineer of the public Building Denver for collecting political assessments from government employees. The case, under investigation by the civil service commission, linked the building to political headquarters during the campaign and referred matters to the attorney general for prosecution of alleged violators.
Shoninger Levy & Co and Corn Exchange Bank expose confessed judgments totaling over 6000 dollars. The failures, with debts around 75 000 dollars, reflect worsening collections in recent months amid a lengthy list of unsettled claims. In South McAlester, A G M, proprietor of a local concern, faces about 47 000 dollars in abilities with around 15 000 debts, no cause given.
The Foster Humane Society will establish temporary headquarters in the Office Block with donations from Sim Taig. The executive committee met this afternoon and set membership fees at 100 dollars for life, 2 dollars annually for members, and note existing celebrity members. Enrollment numbers will be placed at Hobart’s Drive Wire, Erien’s Drug Store, and Hold’s dens for those wishing to join.
Fragmented OCR note from Harrison Washington dates to a proposed medical or care action. Mentions provisional president Hathiein Reuters, kit symbols, cartuel service, and home barriers. Text references a mission and general timing, with unstable names and places.
The Times Star reports canvassing in Kentucky’s capital over official returns and irregularities in the election. A Scottish Burns anniversary celebration is planned at McKinner's Store, with residents sharing testimonial letters about Dr. Cramp and Peonuny Hontset Cordial. The notices blend political scrutiny with health remedy advertisements from Pittsburgh.
A contemporary message argues for retiring the Greenbacks currency. It outlines perceived flaws in fiscal policy and urges a shift toward metallic or gold-backed standards. Proponents emphasize stability, reduced inflation risk, and long term economic strength.
Disjointed Washington to New York remarks reveal debate over President Cleveland’s stance on military and diplomatic steps. Heavy emphasis on public documents, naval defenses, Turkish empire, and the need for reform in government revenue and policy.
Burlington Route offers reduced fares and a limited two day return trip from Omaha to Denver via St Paul and Was eae City. The pamphlets mailed by local agents outline Miswour aid Nebrunln local Sgehts for taws and train Seryber, signed by W. Wakeley, writer at Amment St Louis Mo.
Train timetable notice outlines routes from Chicago to San Francisco via the Santa Fe line detailing departure times on Thursdays, connecting cities, and car arrangements including smoking and dining cars. It lists staff names and offices, mentions articles like wipers and sleeping cars, and notes service and fare information for cross country travel.
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