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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
2
Major McKinley spoke to fellow townsmen amid cheers for protection as supporters urged repudiation defense. Report describes a tremor in his voice, crowd scenes, and vigorous defense of the administration amid accusations of dishonesty and protests.
A plea for loyal American women to support virtuous citizenship and government, urging unity in policy and national advancement. It underscores women’s vital role at home and in the war effort, praising their influence on public morality and national future.
A high society scandal unfolds as Mrs Frederick Cas the Corser Mudie and Miss CYR er me ALM face attention for a public incident in Chin cea. The event triggers a revival of Mrs Cestie’s reputation, drawing in Alan GUBrien and others. the crowd and masquerade at Marrone halt feed on gossip and fashion missteps while authorities outline decorum and propriety.
A chaotic event involving Bryan and students from a Chicago college district unfolds with interruptions, police action and looming prosecutions. Officials move to release detainees while demonstrators grieve and claim political motives behind the arrests in a tense public scene from the city.
A garbled archival snippet references a court scene with mentions of Bean Shray Gk Shaaarate and Mra Mutearet J. Rusnclette at a street scene. It notes a person named Deteee aea Went Tard avetreee Jin Cenniirs and a workman, with a court inquiry implying unfamiliar serident.
Dugald Crawford a St Louis merchant was charged with coercion and intimidation of employees in their market role. The court discharged him after testimony and legal maneuvering, with prosecutors citing a limited case under legal sections and possible imprisonment considered but not imposed.
A noisy audience challenged Palmer with a question about seeking the populist nomination. Palmer rejected the claim, while a Populist supporter pressed for free silver. The exchange drew cheers and a paper noting two questions about Palmer’s 1892 presidential bid.
Washington Oct 2 reports say civil service charges affect federal offices across the East with many cases tied to Warersill Laws and Pittsburgh. The Civil Service Commission will review the documents and gather proof as soon as possible, with officials meeting to discuss.
Reports from Denver say 460 Utes have moved into Colorado with the main camp near the state line, uninvited last year. Garw Wardan Land and deputy warden Clark confirm the presence as political tension grows after the election. Meeker Herald editor James Ligt he and Bly Ranger Frank Sherided note more than 4000 whites in the area may be pressed inland as authorities urge federal action to remove the Utes back to their reservation. Local traders recount heavy trade losses and fear for ranching as tensions rise across Uintah and neighboring counties.
Oct 29 report states Marcus Merkie of Lieclude suburb seeks 5000 for damages in circuit court against Mayor Jones, alleging personal harm and punitive damages after a confrontation near a tented event. Source details include sequence of blows and a pedestrian altercation, with additional commentary and local ads following.
A detailed Norwesrom Sherman report describes a violent tornado near Farmington and Howe No in Texas. Homes and trees were demolished, and several people were reportedly injured as the storm moved southeastward. Medical aid arrived as authorities assessed damage with large numbers of responders en route. The event began with a funnel cloud and a fierce rain burst, causing widespread destruction across eastern suburbs and countryside. At least one farm residence and multiple outbuildings suffered major damage, with observers noting the cloudburst accompanied by strong winds and debris. Further official casualty and damage tallies were pending as teams reached affected sections.
Oct 2 report that Chelemen Hanna will stay in Cleveland the night before the election and spend the day there. He will not go to Canton and will use long distance lines to Major McKinley and Chicago headquarters to receive returns.
The Times dispatch from Sula India reports irrigation will boost the Punjab famine zone. Chenab canal extensions push vigor as 200000 acres watered and sown, turning waste land into cultivation. Crops from nearby lands flourish and wheat exports drop to a tenth, while dealers hoard grain driving prices higher.
Disturbing incident near the Treasury Building described as Mrs Cleveland riding in a carriage when horses attached to the vehicle became frightened. The chestnut horse reared, the team moved, and a footman acted quickly to prevent injury. A loose belt on a horse is noted in another brief report.
The article warns that careless handling leads to piles and related hemorrhages, potentially causing death during treatment. It touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the remedy, claiming quick, complete relief and permanent healing, with a free booklet offered by Pyramid Co of Albion, Michigan.
Charlie Walser and wife Kina of Nor tintuwa were robbed by two Rugtiees men while driving along a lonely road. A shot through Kina’s head killed her instantly and Charlie was wounded in the arm as the robbers seized jewelry, watches, and a diamond pin before fleeing into the bushes. The wounded husband survived as police began the search.
The report projects a January 1 stock of 12 040 tons and a net increase of 82 000 tons after subtracting 28 000 tons last year. Western and Missouri freight shifts are noted with rising wholesale prices and a cautious market outlook for the cold season.
In Louisville, Carlile assailed the Democratic party as betrayed and allied with Populists, arguing a conspiracy of Democratic and Republican doctrines. He warned Kentuckians against a ticket and urged unity for a stronger political stance against cross party scheming.
Senator Pitlman offered a speaking engagement in Chicago to a woman candidate, but her services were declined by state and county committees. A separate note mentions a Missouri railroad promotion and a newly produced book of panoramic views, with Home-stekers and investors urged to view it.
The Topeka School announces daily physical education for fourth year students. Open to boys, with morning and evening sessions at the gym. Forty invited participants will perform exercises including cranes and balance drills as part of a fitness feature.
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