28 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1896
Page
1
Large crowds line streets at stopping points as a notable speaker travels through Chicago, with thousands of women among listeners at events. Reports describe busy morning crowds, energetic reception, and strong interest from attendees across multiple venues.
Bertha Hobinson of Chicago sues for damages over alleged adulteration and fraud in a case heard in a New York court during winter. The defendant claims mistaken identity and seeks dismissal. details reference a complex damages claim and various corroborating statements.
Fragmented report describes Vice President and President Stevenson affected by heat, a political meeting in Vest oieht Vien. Police responded as Stevenson appeared prostrate, a hotel scene following a party, with officials evaluating health and safety amid mounting public concern.
A rushed wedding plan unfolds in Milwaithos Wisconsin as families and officials divide attention between political campaigning and the ceremony. The bridegroom, a banker named Lane, will wed Kate A Glynn, a local teacher, while debate swirls over election timing and party loyalties. Death of Mrs A Dowding noted with funeral arrangements to follow at Dr Mikd & Ponwell's.
Madison, president of the League Clubs of Kansas, says Morrill will carry the state. He reports extensive organizing, with 66 000 club members and 62 400 in the league to support the Republican ticket. The campaign efforts include a state central committee and county by county work, aiming to consolidate organization and secure the party’s victory.
United States District Attorney W C Merry plans to end his bid in Holton as ex governors and doctors weigh candidacy. The piece notes civil service loyalty versus political action, with Hagan and Perry's speeches sparking reaction about federal officers in campaigns and the duty to abstain from politics.
Prophet Hicka predicts good weather for early November with fair, pleasant conditions across much of the United States. Only the western port marks the beginning of a storm period, while the forecast urges indoor reflection as the storm opens in the coming days.
A garbled dispatch describes John FE Absond of Reavenworth as delivering an illness at Hamijitan pall tomorrow. It notes political fundraising figures, a dangerous apoplexy incident involving W W Webb and family, and forthcoming speeches in Washington and Wasburn.
A drizzly Canton arrival honors Major McKinley with speeches by Cassar Antozzi and Buffalo Republicans. The procession includes the Buffalo Buffala Club, Central Trailen chapter, and local citizens. McKinley promises unity, sound money, and strong federal courts while praising national issues and urging support for the Republican campaign.
A jagged excerpt shows a crowd chanting for peace and tranquility while denouncing propositions that would debase or degrade the American name and honor. The scene hints at a mobilizing atmosphere with vigorous displays and heated sentiment, reflecting a tense public mood.
Chairman Jim Simpson cites a completed polling effort by the committee, refusing release of results while asserting a strong Republican lead. Rumors place Meckinsky ahead with estimates between four and ten thousand votes, with expectations of sweeping congressional wins and possible Democratic challengers in several districts.
The forecast notes a sultry, summerlike spell as a tour camps in Kansas. Temperatures show 79 degrees by 2 PM with expectations of a high in the north and a sharp drop tonight. Colder air moves in by tomorrow, with a snow line anticipated in New Mexico, Montana and Dakota.
The famine brings gloom with little prospect of improvement in the northwest and central Punjab provinces. Prices rise in Romey and imports of foreign goods are expected to increase. The government plans a December forceful report detailing the distress and relief efforts underway.
The article describes rising tension from Bismarck’s actions revealing the Entente’s uncertain status in the late German chancellorship. It notes worry in Berlin, Vienna, Paris, and among allies as distrust grows and the Dreigespann balance threatens renewed friction in 1897.
Local bets surge on McKinley across states with Republican money online and at gatherings though some wagers were quickly withdrawn. A flurry of bets lists McKinley carrying Michigan Indiana California Iowa Colorado and Oregon while Bryan is odds on in a few districts, showing voter sentiment and campaign pressure in this era.
New York figures Bnew Lincels and Thurman died at age 74 in Brooklyn after founding Ohio's first newspaper in Pique. The report mentions Wichillo, Went 4-kert, and Barnard Kert in Cincinnati, with acquaintances of Abrahamflowin, Gor, FP, Merton and Allen G Thurman.
Weather indications for Chicame show party clouds and cooler temperatures. Thursday will be colder, with partty clouds and northerly winds. Extreme southeast portions may see a sharper chill tonight and Thursday.
A brief notice from Cook County regarding an election day event. The text references a trial or proceeding date leading up to election day and mentions the term Stampede as a descriptor of the action. No additional context is provided.
Chicama October 2 The Record reviews the Bryan stampede plan as Democrats and Republicans debate momentum. Hanna and James loom in the Senate race while party chiefs push speeches and campaign tours across key states.
Canton on October 2 saw a morning reception at the McKinley Wetto with pointed references to charges of pay and duty. Speakers including Capt Harry Reese extolled securing measures and loyalty to the governor while praising soldiers and the public. Mentioned were early risers pills and W. Stansfield at Kansas Avenue as part of the scene.
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