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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1894
Page
2
Farther Tariff revision is not contemplated he says. The statement frames the ongoing tariff debate as an active issue rather than a finalized policy move. He emphasizes caution and readiness to adjust depending on economic signals.
Senator David Bennett Hill launched his governor bid in Syracuse with a rousing Alhambra rink speech to about 3,000 supporters. He denounced tariff pressure as the party’s reform, warned against a third ticket, and urged backing for Daniel M. Lockwood and Charles P. Brown if needed.
Oct 12 Omecaga reports Judge J Erb an investigator for the protective reorganization committee claims the late management robbed the company of over 154 million dollars. He asserts that funds disappeared into pockets of undisclosed individuals, though he does not name them or specify amounts.
A Russian embassy staffer reports the czar's health worsens with breathing difficulty and periods of unconsciousness. Professor Leyden, on leave from Prussia, aids the czar and may be flown to Corfu. the czar fears regency and Europe’s peace, while his refusal to marry affects court politics.
A bold statement declares the army is insufficient in size to defend national interests, urging expanded defense capacity to ensure security and strategic aims are safeguarded.
General Schofield advocates a stronger U S military force to meet domestic violence and potential foreign threats. He urges two additional artillery regiments for coast defense and two cavalry regiments for railroad protection, plus converting infantry to three battalion divisions. He warns population growth requires broader force and enhanced armaments.
Decatur Illinois raid follows Municipal Reform Club meeting last night. Police closed gambling houses citywide. thirty three arrests recorded in five locations. Marshal Letoxon ordered immediate action and summoned the force to raid suspected dens within an hour after adjournment.
Tokio dispatch reports a Japanese detachment routed about 2,000 Chinese at Wisa and seized the town. Ten thousand Chinese troops are said to hold the north bank of the Yelu river with eight batteries. Field Marshal Count Yamamoto bases at Ping Yang and aims for Monkden by November. China notified of surrender. Tenkyomura crew to Nagasaki. Hiroshima district under siege.
Miss Jessie Ackerman, a traveling missionary for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, returns to Chicago after seven years and about 150000 miles of travel through Asia, Africa, and the Pacific, having visited 2000 homes and endured diverse settings from palaces to jungles. Georgia election returns show 50 Populists, 214 total seats, with three Republicans. statewide vote at 215090, a record. Carlisle to speak in campaign. Eckels to tour Illinois for Democrats. John T. Heard reports fever, cancels Ashland visit. Webster Piszamas, El Paso customs collector, indicted for smuggling. Also local ads for Snow's Pine Expectorant and Creamery butter.
The Hustler Tonight brings a revived comedy to Topeka with rewritten story elements and stronger supporting acts. Stewart and Holloway’s troupe features Walt Terry, Mingies Clarke and eye Gere, Frank Bryan and Pontae Langdon in song and dance, plus a twenty person company and drill troupe. Also advertised are an installment house and a hair toning product, with local merchants promoting bargains and household goods.
Reports from a conference of the National Taedl Preachers of the Metiod capal church in Brooklyn. Dr L A Radisill urged ministers to join a gathering at Mountain Lake Park South advocating reduced rail fares. a plan for the next conference was discussed with emphasis on preparedness for emergencies and church safety.
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