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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1896

Page

2

McKinley Victory Hopes Run High In Kansas

Republican national chairman Hanna surveys the 1900 campaign from Chicago and New York, predicting strong McKinley support across the West and South. He cites Leland and Altgeld as key figures, with speeches planned in Missouri Kansas Ohio and Nebraska to mobilize voters. Bryan’s strength is noted in Illinois Indiana and Ohio, while Kansas shows mixed prospects as reform groups align with sound-money candidates.

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Money to pay expenses of our document department

A quoted note urges funding for distribution costs stating 66 million documents sent from headquarters and 23 million from Washington, totaling 1 million, while the speaker reports only 12 million distributed. The speaker attributes delays to lack of funds for distribution.

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Dragon Parade Float Notices Seek Public Reports

The Committee of Fifteen calls on all builders and planners of Dragon parade floats to report details by Monday evening September 21. Provide float dimensions, mage of moat, and number of horses, with builder names and addresses to post office box No. U. atnting.

Thos. F. Doran Committee of Fifteen Furthnr C. H. Thue Artegent Thos F. Doran

Silver Republicans and Idaho Crisis Split Democratic Ties

Washington reports a split in Idaho over the silver Republican issue as fusion forces push to back Dubois. Senators Teller and Gorman clash with Democratic leaders over cooperation with silver Republicans, risking Bryan Sewall ticket support and shaping western strategy. The conflict centers on Senator Dubois and allied silver Republicans including Dubois, Math, Pettigrew, Towne, and Barman.

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Marriage W Nullified Her Commission

In Denver on September 21 a Colorado statute allows a notary to have a commission nullified by marriage. The issue arose when a woman notary married and challenged whether the change affected her commission. The attorney general ruled it did not, a decision met with criticism from some quarters.

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Bryan Speech in Rain Draws Huge Baltimore Crowd

William Jennings Bryan spoke in Baltimore on a rainy night drawing about 20 000 to an outdoor gathering and a packed Music Hall audience where many fainted as he urged policies criticized as heartless merciless and criminal. He traveled from Washington in a parade car, faced interruptions for McKinley questions, then returned to Washington on the B&O line.

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Bryan in Washington at Old Capitol park reception amid storm

Washington reports a windy rain storm disrupted preparations for a Bryan reception at Old Capitol baseball park. Despite downpour and a crowded, soaked crowd, Bryan appeared to a long, enthusiastic ovation. He defended civil service reform and fixed terms, condemning life tenure, urging merit based appointments and flexible service terms.

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Treasury Policy Sparks Attack On Silver Dollars Brace

A fiery speech denounces federal money policy linking Sherman law repeal to retirement of greenbacks and silver certificates. The speaker warns of a renewed push to redeem silver dollars in gold, condemns administration deception, and urges American financial independence on Washington’s centennial.

Treasury Congress Secretary of the Treasury Mfr Carlisle Treasury Department Hoxty Greenbacks Poe Greet Appracse London Benedict Arnold Republican Party Europe Cries Yeto Washington Forview

New Bedford Cyclone Hits New England Storm Wrecks Coney Island Slide

A violent early season gale swept New England causing extensive damage in New Bedford and surrounding towns. A northwest cyclone damaged mills at Bennett in New Bedford, igniting cotton, injuring workers, and forcing emergency shutters. Across Fall River and Providence, high winds and lightning felled trees, flooded streets, and unroofed buildings. In New York, a heavy rain and wind storm damaged piers and boats, with the Coney Island toboggan slide destroyed, valued at about 38,000 dollars. The Niagara area report added storm-impacted crossings and rough seas on several lakes.

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Ogden Storm Leaves City in Darkness and Damage

A powerful Saturday night storm devastated Ogden Utah causing about 100600 in damages. The F J Keiser warehouse burned for around 30000 while the fire department saved nearby structures. Downed wires and a blown smokestack left the city dark and many large buildings suffered damage.

Ogden Utan Berm F. J. Keiser & Co

Heavy gale halts Lake Michigan steamers in Chicago

A Saturday Lake Michigan gale kept all scheduled passenger steamers tied to Chicago docks. Tremendous seas and strong winds frustrated navigation as crews reported one of the season’s roughest sailings. No boats ventured out, and passengers remained ashore due to the dangerous conditions.

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Cruelty Accusations Aboard Warries Ship Spawn Naval Probe

Sixteen crew members of the British ship Warries report to the British consulate accusing Captain Kitchen, the second mate, and steward of brutal abuse. They claim a ferocious dog was set on crewmen, beating with belaying pins and bloodied fur. The captain denied wrongdoing, awaiting further testimony at the consulate. A crew statement alleges men were beaten and one boatswain buried at sea after illness.

Boston Warries Kitchen Manila Sullora Hilo Janet Cibu Philippine Islands Ruston Lala

Revenue Receipts Show Decline in Internal Revenue After August

Washington reports the monthly internal revenue summary with total Southern district receipts at 11,827,074 from August figures of 14,165,? and a two month surplus of 45,254 over the prior year. July 1896 receipts show whisky gain 13,715, various liquor shifts, and cigars up 16,997 while beer and other categories fell.

Washington Aucoast Clears Ehervota Eigara

Nebraska's Clever Ad Proves Crops Surpass Drought

The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad shipped 40 carloads of agricultural exhibits into Nebraska to showcase the bumper crop. Exhibits were distributed along county fairs under General Passenger Agent John Francis. News outlets report many inquiries about land prices along the line as interest surges.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Burlington & Missouri Nebraska John Fraicis

Senator Jones Bulletin Cites Bryan Lead and Labor Support

Chicago voters favor Bryan by 30,000, with Democratic managers assured of a large statewide majority. In Chicago, labor groups reportedly back Bryan despite corporate pressure, while outside the city free silver sentiment favors Bryan. Also notes London debate over Maybrick case and rail/commerce notices for Burlington Route and other ads.

Chicago Senator Jones Tilmois Bryan Bulletin Brean MckKin

Vestibuled Limited to St Louis via Burlington Route

Wakeley, Gen. Pass. Staut, announces fast vestibuled trains to the East via the Burlington Route. The Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railway offers a photo view book “Snap Shots in South Missouri” by J. Lockwood to attract home seekers and investors. Low excursion rates through August and September. The King of Pills Beechams.

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