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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1896
Page
5
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A Kansas Synod member reports nearly all Presbyterian ministers will vote for Morrill at the close of testing. The piece describes clerical pressure and party splits over temperance, with calls for church members to support prohibition enforcement and denounce anti temperance efforts.
W Odell urges old soldiers to support the white metal in a letter from Artington dated October 3890. He recalls service with Pine Company and asks comrades to join the effort, citing biblical guidance and personal duty to fellow veterans and free givers.
MePherson Republicans, amid bitter division, moved to condemn gold methods but faced suppression fears. The mid year vote on road safety and candidate support created intense pressure as authorities muted vocal disapproval.
A political update notes Congresman Charles Curtis plans a campaign stop in Martinton, with the Western contingent hinting at upcoming meetings. The piece also mentions a Bryan veteran club forming in Concordia and local party lines shifting in Wyandotte and McPherson counties amid Kansas campaign activity.
The 192,647 registration figure stands as a historic high for St Louis voters. Analysts note turnout expectations hinge on mayoral and council contests with early estimates suggesting a robust election mood, while officials caution on demographic gaps and late registration impacts.
The president of Kanune Chey Neaieh announces a gathering for all college women graduates from Tomika colleges. The event will be at 101 West Sixth Street on Saturday at two o'clock, featuring speakers from California, Michigan, Texas and other states. Attendees include graduates from Northeastern Western Wisconsin and other institutions.
Wichita October 24 announcement says a prominent speaker will address the city on October 24. the event is tied to a campaign and expected to attract attention amid local political activity.
A heated session referred a resolution back to committees amid clashes over prohibition. Speakers attacked enforcement and personal integrity while recalling Canada incident and church leaders urging prayer for temperance. Debate highlighted political crossfire as supporters pressed for stronger law obedience and community standards.
A fragmented report details a heated session where readers debated a temperance resolution and its linkage to Sunday school administration. Delegates argued over Morrill and Levy, with Rev J Pete urging restraint and committee referral. The meeting adjourned after a vote to return the matter to the committee.
The Topeka papers boost fall crowds during the festival week as advertisers report strong rates. Competing dailies including The Journal The Capital H0 and The Malend Hreske note ad sales near 40,000 as a large turnout gathers in the city. The Lyons Republican remarks the event shows broad business and civic interest.
The Santa Fe Route sets a seven dollar and fifty cent fare to St Louis for the Great Exposition. Sale dates include October 4 and 22 with sale points at Ireheig Convent St. Louis at the stated rate.
Train service runs daily from Miesqur Bevar pe Folate via the old Turlington Route to Stove Cityling Day. Observation tests note sleepers and free chalr cuts while a par ker car operates north to Sigax City. The WARKELEY agent handles passes and steam laundry at 113 Weak Eighth for critical customers.
Secretary Morton presents views critical of Bryan allied factions as he frames a struggle within the Democratic camp. He denounces confederate tendencies and warns of efforts to subvert party aims while noting upcoming events and ticket sales for regional gatherings and carnivals in Great Bend, Leavenworth, and surrounding areas.
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