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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1896

Page

6

Johnson of Kansas Opens Talks with Dubois and Allies

A Denver report states Johnson of Kansas travels to Idaho to meet Dubois and other Democratic and Populist leaders. They aim to form a union of the silver Republicans while opposing Dubois appointment and fusion with the ticket favored by the national committee. Idaho’s George Anse declined a meeting, noting business hours.

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Not the Poet Scout Jack Crawford Killed in Swank Mine

A massacre report from the Swank mining district details the death of miner Cramton who perished when a galley and bank collapsed. The article misidentifies him as a scout named Jack Crawford, a namesake of the poet, with miners distinguishing the deceased from the famed poet. The incident occurred near Swank, about 20 miles from the nearest telegraph office.

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Social Highlights In Topeka And Nearby Visits

Miss Mary Lakin hosted a porch party for guests including Edna Darrah of Leavenworth visiting for a week. The evening featured parlor games, pictures, and music with many local residents and visitors from Fort Leavenworth and Denver noted. numerous outings, travels, and gatherings across Topeka continued as residents returned from trips to Lincoln, Manitou, Denver, and Chicago.

Mary Lakin Edna Darrah Leavenworth Beapie Best Inney Louie Rannes Mies One Garrison Fort Leay Enworth Huntington C. J. Cherry Sar Barclay Lincoln Neb Kate Watkins Katherine Suri Manitou Denver Denver. Bre Joe Kraemer Tuead St Louis St. Joe Sir Thlemis Kate Renyér Airs Katharine Swarts Fairview George Tadi- Mims Niants Mary Thormpyog Prof Prosser Wastbure College LD. Whittemore Eva Goodman Leavenworthee Mamie Bauman Artie Ewart Harry T. Bodley Minneapolis Minn Geo. Holley Paul Mulvane Fairbault Shattuck School Lia Sab Bir Arsingman Welte Ceanay West Hayden Misa St. Paul W. H. Moody and Son L. Mt. Carter Decker Bernard Glare Tenve Tomiorraw New Mexico Alitehetl Cawker A. Lorner Athur Bilis Eile David Atchison May Kellam Richland Je City Uyder Rochester

Summer travel and local visits fill El Dorado social page

Names of residents and guests dominate this El Dorado section. Missee Maude and Bessie, M. Bunnell and son Myron head to Michigan to visit relatives, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Burk plan a Minnesota trip, D. Balen and D. Wingert travel to Springfield, J. K. Hudson returns from Manitou, H. Merrell and Mary Alice come back from Alaska, Dr. Longshore Marion Garretson depart for MenthaU, Wm. C. Smith and Mrs. Upderraff join Maple Hill visit, G. H. Hamilton goes to Colorado Springs then Chicago and Logansport, Mrs. Pierce and children back from Connecticut, Kirk McKinney visits from Arkansas City, Miss Daisy Akinson visits Florence Lewis, A. L. Redden to Topeka after leaving El Dorado, Redden to keep law practice locally.

Ters Missee Maude Bessie M. Bunnell Myron Michigan Bunnell J. F. Burk Ge Paw Minn Visse Wwe Sinter My. Immy Wingert D. _ Balen Springfield J. K. Hudson Manitou H. Merrell Mary Alice Alasitah Dr. Longshore Marioni Garretson Menthau Dire G. H. Hamilton Colorado Springs Chicago Logansport Ind Tegurality Robert Pierce Connecticut Kirk McKinney Arkansas City Will Johnson Daisy Akinson Ottawa Florence Lewis

AT THE STATE HOUSE Doings of the Day and Personal Notes

The clerk of the supreme court works on the November docket while the Auditor’s office finishes checking bonds for various school funds totaling 542,700 across multiple funds. Governor Morrill returns from Leavenworth as a Kendall county case leads to a requisition for three robbery suspects. Attorney General Ewes speaks at Neodesha. A $100 reward is offered for James Walker in the Byrnes murder case. C. Bil joins a Republican meeting in Almena while Lizzie Achenbach visits friends in Washington. Advertising notes for Burlington Route services appear with rail promos and a local laundry ad closes the page.

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Irish Nationalists Gather at Dublin Convention

The first session of the Irish national convention opened in Leinster hall with 600 to 700 delegates from Ireland Britain and overseas. A foreign delegates meeting proposed unity and funding cuts if factions fail to unite. Justin McCarthy presided. Patrick O'Donnell was elected permanent chairman and read a pope letter urging Irish unity.

Dublin Associated Press Leinster Hall Indies Ireland Great Britain United States Canada Australia South Africa Charles Stewart Parnell Mesers Redmond Healy Dillon Justin McCarthy Bt. P Patrick O'Donnell Raphoe O'Donnell United State

Admit Business Floats In Topeka Flower Parade Week

Kansas City Journal notes a Topeka discussion turning into parade plans for October 7 and the Karnival Krewe on October. Directors in New York Life building set admission rules and blanks may be obtained at room 101. Submit to the secretary at the same address.

Kansas City Journal Topeka New York Life

Belle of the Army Patty Watkins and Lindsey Betrothal

Patty Watkins a leading Salvation Army officer from Cardiff and a popular figure among volunteers. She mentored Lindsey, converting him from business life to full-time service, with him rising to captain as she became colonel. Their betrothal was announced and a September wedding date set.

Patty Watkins Lindsey Ea Watkins Frederick A. Lindsey Patty Mea Ballington Booth Boltera Cardiff Wales Salvationists London America New York Bowery Corps Bowery Barracks Bowery Sal Ballington Booth

Troublesome Saint Teresa Becomes Southwest Turmoil Source

Teresa, dubbed the Mexican Joan of Arc, sparked uprisings across Yaqui country and Arizona, provoking Mexican government action and U S exile. Her following, led by a disreputable father, grew amid claimed miracles, lavish dress, and tainted cures, with over 1000 deaths linked to riots and rebellions.

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Armenians Face Massacres and Turkish Atrocities in Constantinople

Dispatches describe continued bloodshed after the Armenian massacre in the city and suburbs. Turkish authorities allegedly organized the killings, with 3 000 to 4 000 dead over the past week. Armenians planned attacks on the palace and financial offices to push for intervention. US Minister Terrell acts to safeguard Americans as troops guard the Hissar college and Stamboul Bible house.

Constantinople Ywidiakiosi Bosphorus Credit of Lyonnaise Philippopolis Chirovaluke Ann College Hissar Bible House Stamboul United States Terrell

Mount Hood Eruption Briefly Spooks Tourists in Oregon

A party of tourists on Mount Hood near Portland reported a brief eruption on Wednesday while descending. They were momentarily showered by rocks and ash but no serious injuries occurred.

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Fall Term Opening Aide by Oratory and Physical Culture

Miss Caroline Raum conducts the Fall Term opening at Institute Hall with weekly sessions. A monthly program through the year will feature Ole Omics To West Std St and Gormiy's band J bani performing at Mintana Avenue tis evening.

Caroline Raum Institute Hall Ole Omics West Std St. Gormiy J Bani Mintana

Railroad Shops Close in Madison and EmCity Layoffs Spread

Special dispatches report the closure of the Madison car works cutting half the Em City workforce. Merchants stop cashing weekly pay checks since Saturday. About ninety men are left jobless as management orders shuttering the shop. Other items promote Western rail travel and homeseekers excursions via the Missouri, Kansas and Texas line, with schedules to Billings and Denver, and advertise Des German Faiture ointment and a local concert at Ninth and…

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