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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1896
Page
1
A fragmented telegraphic report outlines Florida’s plurality figures and Democratic gains amid claims of fraud. The text mentions Atkinson leading in Georgia with a strong Democratic ticket and references to county-by-county returns, emphasizing ongoing vote tallies and expected updates through the evening.
Fragmented OCR text shows Populists pursuing better results with a broader ticket. Mentions leaders and associates seeking favorable outcomes, with references to allied committees and press coverage. The garbled passage hints at campaign activity and party strategy without clear names or dates.
Senator Faulkner of the Democratic Party signs a statement attributed to Chairman Butler arguing populist sentiment boosts Democratic support in Georgia. The piece condemns the Republican coalition and frames the forthcoming election as a contest over competency and reform, urging voters to back the Democratic slate led by Bryon and Fred Silver.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a gang of robbers on bicycles flee through the town. Police pursue them across streets and alleys, eventually capturing the suspects. Investigators begin questioning witnesses and gathering evidence.
A garbling report from the gambler scene on October 5 details wagering activity and alleged payoffs amid a chaotic scene at the Oaage. Named figures and places appear garbled, but the core event centers on a gambling gathering with leaders and participants amid disputes.
A scrambled historical note reports Grover out fishing and a family robbery as police investigate. A house on Topeka Avenue was ransacked. The fragment mentions electors, state senators, and probate sales in a murky, era-filled summary of local events.
A garbled report notes a party arriving from a distant location and being introduced by an attorney. Details and names are largely unreadable, with no clear dates or outcomes to confirm.
The article reports Willam J Irvin in Dyrninquin and a local reception committee of 3,000 led by Tracy, with Bryan cited as a key speaker. A large procession, college gymnasium gathering, and mass turnout featured extensive stationing, cheering, and demonstrations in support of McKinley and the Republican platform.
The Middle of the Baz4 ars issues a circular to raise funds for Wilson’s statewide tour. Steinberger aims to establish a headquarters in Kansas and invites ty raadmen to contribute. The appeal, dated October 8 1805 in Topeka, calls Populists to back an organized campaign with car and engine support across the state.
The New York state Republican league met in the city with readings of regretful letters from ex Governor McKinley and others. George E. Green, Druid letters, and comments by President Harrison, Senators Allison, Quey, and Platt were noted. The convention pledges support for the upcoming campaign and acknowledges McKinley’s services to the Republican cause.
Editor Clark Howell reports Georgia voting trends with Atkinson leading for governor by about 85,000 votes and Democrats widening margins in the legislature. Weather notes mention a 73 degree day and a warmer outlook, while scattered items reference incendiary fires in Guayaquil and a Temple Cup game setup in Baltimore.
At a Bryan campaign stop in Hammond Indiana a temporary stand collapsed over a fountain bank at Central Park injuring several women and trapping about fifty in chilly water. Witnesses recall eager spectators shouting and a rush toward the platform before order was restored.
M'Kinley registers and places his name on the books to vote in precinct B of Canton. Willem Be Kili, 45, formerly of North Market Street, moved to present address in January. He appears with McKintosh and others at the registration room, writes his name in full, and proceeds to the polls.
From present indication, every mine that will resume work before the strike will be chimed again within 30 days. Barricades block houses and sentry boxes surround the Little Johnny Bizon Last Chip Em wae Mukalu Marion and other leading mines with Resurrection hax tegur gimnili. More notices from wuiskt and those here supplying for work with full furcey have duties. Jas I Ariyun replacement as president of the university union by Peter B Turnbull formerly vice president. No changes in policy of the intent and the mining operators are hot disposed to compromise.
Secretary of State sustained protests from Silver Republicans against the Republican ticket and McKinner party slate. If the protest stands, McRishky supporters may appeal but failed to file petitions in time for the remedy.
A Northwest Miller report notes a small rise in flour output for the period, comparing current figures to the same time last year. Despite parsing issues, the data indicates gains over the prior year with regional production metrics and unnamed mills cited.
The registry process faces cuts as would-be registrants cite inability to pay court fees for certified copies. Last Tuesday hundreds claimed lawful registration but could not show pages, due to long unemployment and lack of funds. The court clerk warned registrations may be struck from the books unless fees are settled.
Cunningham was released from detention after a 100 dollar fine for selling liquor. He served 30 days on his sentence, with 60 days remaining. The event occurred as Topeka residents traveled to Kansas City for the Krewe event. Local trains carried extra service and a comptroller called for a national loan report by Tuesday close of business.
British novelist George du Maurier died after a long illness. He passed peacefully with friends nearby, following years of literary success including his famed Trilby.
London October 12 George Du Maurier the novelist died at 2:80 o clock by morning. His health had worsened after a series of exciting incidents and heart trouble. he lingered in the extreme. Witnesses described his passing as nearly tragic as Svengali, with a relapse after promising improvement.
An article reports bombs exploding in Paris with anarchist claims of responsibility. It notes arrests or alleged arrests tied to the attacks and mentions police actions, a special train, and a wartime security environment. The piece cites unidentified witnesses and describes manuscripts and fragments connected to the incident.
Reports from Atchison and other cities describe a gathering of Old Soldiers Club leadership, a push for fusion in political talks, and notes on Italian Republican demonstrations. President Harrison returns to Indianapolis, with a brief reception. A ship with a crew is reported foundered off Queenstown, details incomplete.
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