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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1894
Page
5
Ben Henderson reports a decisive setback to the Populist State ticket as supporters react to the unexpected event. The development reshapes local political dynamics and signals shifting alignment among factions within the party.
Ben Henderson of Winfield, a leading Populist, writes to Topeka Chairman Breidenthal declaring he will not support Governor Lewelling. He cites penitentiary corruption, police commissions, and the Pilcher asylum scandal as reasons, condemning Lewelling’s handling and urging reform while not aligning with the party’s current candidate.
Congressman Charles Curtis arrived home from Washington and expressed strong confidence he will carry eight of eleven counties. He plans daily campaigning and a campaign HQ move to the Stormont building. He criticized Kansas Populists and noted gaps in their tariff stance and irrigation efforts. He spent Labor Day listening to party leaders at Garfield Park.
Topeka society notes list LA Fleher returning from an eastern business trip and Miss Sally Corning of Denver visiting Miss Grace Lemon. Mrs J W K Lemon and daughter plan a Cincinnati visit. Mise Crom of Quenemo visits J E Robinson and family at Western Ave. Charles Crum of Quenemo guest of J E Robinson. local couples enjoyed boating and travel outings.
Local society notes list numerous visits and returns. Residents travel to Chicago Denver Denver to attend events and continue studies at universities while planning teas and visits with friends and relatives around town.
North Topeka highlights a busy day with business houses opening at noon. Visits include Grant Canetay of Moberly and Miss Frank Mullin from Junction City staying with Miss Mary Haney. Local families travel, workers relocate, and improvements at Lukens Bron and Henry's A fuel the town mood.
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