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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
8
Private advices report that the state shows growing support for Harris with three reports from every district. The source notes a rapid rise of the silver sentiment and predicts a sweep in the state, with Diztra over Davage leading the ticket.
A garbled report notes widespread display of red white and blue on clothing and banners across New York streets. Citizens reportedly wear patriotic symbols and participate in public expressions of American pride as mass displays continue throughout town.
A distressing fire killed several children in what appears to be a military camp area near Leavenworth. Reports describe burns and injuries to multiple youths, with authorities ordering investigations and possible relocation to Fort Leavenworth. The article mentions individuals such as De Witt and Calvin and references a broader duty context at Fort Monroe and Fort Leavenworth.
Fragmented OCR text discusses travel to St. Louis, pricing, and warnings about hair loss. It mentions a Santa Fe Route trip, a sale in October, and a caution against wearing certain hats or items that constrict the scalp. May reflect garbled ad-like content.
James Peabody, described as refined and imprisoned in the county jail, wrote a personal letter to Senator Thurston seeking clemency. The senator did not answer, while Peabody faced an expected December 3 release. The text recounts his petitions, court proceedings, and appeals, noting delays and the political club involvement surrounding his case.
Tangled notes describe repairs along Kansas avenue and rail lines at Topeka, with mentions of weather mud, street cleanups, and town fixtures. The report names several residents and events from Topeka and nearby areas, including social balls, political talk, and upcoming exhibitions amid routine city life.
Topeka items report a Potwin school aiding a seven children family in Anburnin. a local man connects to Topeka church life. fashion notes on thick shoe soles. Mileham case on embezzlement delayed in Leavenworth. Movie and theater events include Vanity Pail at Grand and a Wandiburn football setback. Officials attend Legion of Select Knights meeting in Hutchinson. Indian preservation events at Pottawatomie and Washburn College delegations. Local vendors report strong sales and a large autumn sale. Fire truck incident in Parkdale. steam explosion ruling at Peturtos. Charles Cohen now in Cleveland orchestra. Fall Festival plans for a tree-free parade. Three U.S. troop trains routed via Topeka cut-off amid bets and chatter.
A Salvation Army man and a bicycle collided with a team on Kenays avenue yesterday afternoon. Dr W Bailey, ex coroner now in Bedelld Mo, and Topeka figures are mentioned in various notices. The Topeka Commercial club invites delegates to the Philadelphia museum opening November 16 with Grover Cleveland delivering the opening address.
The article argues that names and labels truly reveal value in business. It notes consumers recognize honest naming, such as Linen Dollars at 1 cent, Knee Pants at 25 cents, a Fedora Hat at 95 cents, and undergarments at various low prices. It asserts advertised goods are offered as advertised and at the stated prices, regardless of rival costs.
New York dispatch reports the Republican National Committee mobilizing for campaign funds from New England banks and mutual insurers. Connecticut ex governor Morgan G. Iulkyley is sought for support. nine New Jersey banks vote to contribute 1080 each, with broader pressures on savings banks and mutual insurers across the region. Meanwhile the Burlington Route advertises fast through service to the West from Kansas City to Billings and beyond with through sleepers and chairs, promising shorter trips via the Missouri River line.
The Pullman company reports earnings with a 4 per share dividend and lists board members including Thompson Howiches and AA Weln as officers. Revenue for the past year totals 37,546,575 with Beebe Advertising at 2,680,001 and other items noted. Also mentions Archbishop Ireland meeting, Getober Apple Crop report, and Great Bend travel options with Santa Fe tickets.
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