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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1896
Page
5
Reading crowd boos Tillman after denouncing Cleveland
In Reading Pennsylvania Senator Ben Tillman faced a hostile crowd at the Reading Fairground after denouncing President Cleveland. The audience shouted and jeered as Tillman was escorted to another stand to continue his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Cleveland
Juinin
South Carolina
Funston
Utter
Chiveland
Gates Owey
PROMISE FROM HARRISON TO SPEAK FOR REPUBLICANS
Ex-president Harrison promises to make speeches for the Republican National Committee. Communications with Committeeman Durbin confirm a personal letter outlining travel to Indianapolis and New York with dates to be finalized after Morrison consults. Speeches will begin soon after Harrison returns home in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Republican Committee
Chiesteo
Republican National Executive
Chicago
Adironacks
Durbin
Morrison
Durlin
Indianapolis
New York
Bank Robbery and Arrests Roil New York Scene
New York on September 2 reports Joseph N Wolf a prominent lawyer was arrested for aiding in a $36000 bank robbery at Union National Bank. A separate case notes a $46000 bank robbery with similar check patterns. Two travelers were murdered near the state line. one victim may be Charles Green of Lansing Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph N. Wolfsom
Union National Bank
Lansing
Kan
Siloam Spumes
Ark
Oakes
Charles Green
Major McKinley Quiet Day in Canton
Canton, Sept 22 Major McKinley passed a quiet day with only individual callers and no organized delegation. He spent the day in his library as crowds stayed away. In London, the Daily News financial article notes large gold withdrawals from the Bank of England and predicts the mint will raise the price of American coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes McKintey
Canton
Major McKinley
London
Daily News
Bank of England
American Humane Association Holds 20th Convention in Cleveland
The American Humane Association opened its twentieth convention in Cleveland Ohio with President Johnny Sherrath presiding. Several hundred delegates attended as city concerns and national animal welfare topics filled the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Humane Association
Cleveland, O
American Humane Associetion
Johnny, Sherrath
Reed to Leave for West Augusta Me Sept 22
Speaker Reed and Senators Free Hale and Congressmen Dingley Milliken Boutelle plan a trip to rally Republican support in the West and Midwest states. The group aims to drum up backing for the party amid regional political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguta
Reed
Free and Hale
Dingley
Milliken
Boutelle
No Branch Republican HQ Planned in Kansas City
Kansas City report states C Leland of Kansas says a national Republican headquarters branch will not be set up in Kansas City. He cites only four national executive committee members and the need to avoid state committee interference, despite pressure for better literature and speaker coordination in western Missouri and eastern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
C. Leland
Ensas
Chicago
Leland
Om House
National Republican
National Executive Committee
Missouri
Kansas
Temperance League Organizes in Stafford County
St John Sept 2 The Stafford County Temperance league is organized to enforce prohibition, recruit witnesses against dictation, and secure positions of candidates on resubmission and enforcement. Officers elected include HE Swan president J E Cook secretary and ev Wall treasurer. The executive committee features F Pay 18 Lewis Joel Smiley and W B Ball. County meetings will occur biweekly, with Bradford chosen as the county meeting site on October 2 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Swan
Stretford
JE Cook
Stafford
Ev. Wall
Lewis
Joel
J. .G. Smiley
Ball
Bratford
Beekman's League Speech Captures Republican Resolve
Judge Beekman of this city urged Republicans to monetize silver at the state water league convention in Topelut. He argued the American people demand it and the party must act calmly yet decisively. He warned Kansas electors will favor reform only if silver is reconsolidated. The convention ended with solid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Rep
Thursdas
Brekman
League
Wate League
Topelut
Judge Beckman
Lan
Kanass
Ailmer
Beekman
Free Silver Clubs Across Kansas Organize Reports
A fragmented clipping lists multiple Free Silver clubs in Kansas with names of presidents and secretaries in towns such as Garden City, Parsons, Valley Falls, Kingman, Neosho Rapids, Courtland, Solomon, and Pioche Tock. It includes Bryan area clubs and officials like Witte, Bateman, Gallow, and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Free Silver Club
Owens
Botrong
Breelow
Kan
Bryan Silver Club
A. A. Bryan
HC. Bourdette
Dex
Free Silver Club
J. J. Bagieburger
Evemaent
At. Johnson
Jonagne. Finney
Bryan
M. Gause
L. Shube
Garden City
Kay Bryan Club
George W. Witte
Presiatt Lee Oates
Kingman
J.B Beatty
Char Free
A. L. Richardson
Neosho Rapids
Ran
Russell Free
G W. Spencer
Russell
Kas
P. W. Gocbal
H. Cadwalimnder
secreta+ry Te Kanan
J. A. Evans
Valley Pall
Was
Bryan Tree Silver Club
G. W. ' Gabriel
FF. Lamb
Parsons
Kasi
Bryan Tres
Wr. Bateman
George Ty
Strednger
Courtland
Ira B. Bartle
Et Presidimt
H. C. Neal
Spoke Up Free Silver Lunacy Meeting in Crawford’s Opera
A Republican meeting at Crawford's Opera Heise drew late crowds as sharp winds kept attendees away. By 3 am the First ward fembeau club filled downstairs seats while the Third ward colored McKinney club led a Jackson fund march. Speakers included Rev. oege, Pepper of Cleveland, and BF Taylor of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Firat Ward
Fembeau Club
Third Ward Colored McKinney Club
Jackson's
Rev. Oege , Pepper
Cleveland
BF. Taylor
Illinois
Speech Fragments From Brown and Pepper Highlight Era Debates
Col Brown presided and weighed which cause to espouse while Rev Pepper, consul to Jerusalem under Harrison, framed European finances in a long speech. He touched on free lunacy and accused GHIA of stealing Bacente from anyone receiving a dole. Mr Taylor delivered a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Eae Ee
Brown
Ms. Pepper
Jerusalem
Harrison
Oliver
Taylor
Davis May Die Theatrical Man Injured by Train at Paarence
Leavenworth September 22 Mark Day proprietor of Saree n Twins Comedy company sustained severe injuries last night after a trunk pile on the Missouri Pacific line beyond Soldiers home was struck by a moving car. A trunk toppled causing the pile to collapse. Day was struck and his right leg broken with a head injury. He lies unconscious at Soldiers home hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Paarence
Leavenworth
Sareen Twins
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Topeka State Journal Drafts Silver Campaign Address
The editor notes Morrix fusion candidate will speak at the courthouse in the evening. Saturday H Bellow congress candidate delivered a free silver address to a large crowd, with opposition Republicans listening. Bryan club members, many first time voters, included 14 Gov. Jones, a prominent local Black man, in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn Alocwm
Ween
Topeka State Journal
Morrix
Witter
Court House
H. ©. Bellow
Congress
Im Osialeioas
Bryan Club
Arsaneel
Barber RepublicShares Harbor County Nominees at Medicine Lodge
The Republican convention for Harbor county was held at Medicine Lodge Saturday. Capt J D Fair was chairman and J 4H Glenn secretary. Nominees include Representative Oscar Hoberlein, Clerk of the District Court PF EB Read, Probate Judge WE J Julian, County Attorney GM Martin, Superintendent of Public Instruction WE R Rockley, County Commissioner First District W I Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Dept
Harbor County
J.D. Fair
Glenn
Oscar Hoberlein
PF. EB. Read
We J. Julian
GM. Martin
We R. Rockley
W. I. Crawford
Sheridan Populists Nominate County Ticket
Hoxie Sept 7 The Populists of this county held their county convention and nominated W M Metzler for representative county attorney SG Hopkins clerk of district court Clarence Thompson probate judge John H Eden commissioner of First district John Hill in district to fill vacancy caused by the death of W C Rausefus John Murray ID Bouin candidate for Congress man at Innes addressed the audience with much enthusiasm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxie
Thin County
W. M. Metzler
SG. Hopkins
Clarence Thompson
Jude
John H. Eden
John Hill
W. C. Rausefus
John Murray
ID. Bouiiin
Innes
Beloit Women Organize McKinney Club
Beloit Sept. 22 The women of Beloit have organized a Ladies McKinney club with about one member. The officers elect: President Mrs W C Perdue vice president Mrs T W Hale secretary Mrs John W McBride treasurer Mrs Kate Smith A musical committee was appointed and other business transacted with an adjournment for a week to complete organization for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Re Joit
Republican Banker Speaks for Silver at Clyde Speech
Clyde Sept 22 Brown of Concordia opened the silver campaign to about 40 voters amid supporters claims of a solid speech. A former Republican and banker by trade he noted a war wound that lingers, hoping to be on the stamps before election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Brown
Concordia
Banktwus
Yolire
Palmered tar and publisher rails against silver coinage
Concordia September 12. A. Palmered tar and publisher of the Washington Republican addressed a large audience Saturday night. He spoke two hours devoting time to the theory of free coinage. Palmer is among the youngest stump speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Republican
Concordia
A. Palmeredtar
Palmer
Silver Champion’s Cause Receives Emory Contributions
MES and PLUMB aid the Silver Champion fund in Emporia with three hundred dollars and nine hundred ninety dollars respectively. The Meade convention aligned a county ticket with cross party support as the freesilver movement gains backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Plumb
Bryde Camputen
New York Journal
Bitter attack at Carlisle noted in Kingman talk
Kingman Sept 22 E. oC Littie Bitterly denounces Secretary Carlisle after Bar Harbor letter. He characterizes Carlisle as a drunken scoundrel unfit for decent society. In Boston a sextuple trial by P J Berle on Charles River park track covered a half mile in 48 seconds as riders unfamiliar with the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littie
Carlisle
Kingman
E. Oc
Little
Bar Harbor
Boston
P. J. Berle
Charles River Park
War Spirit Quieted by Britons Waring on Turkey Pacified
London readers report a Shoreditch meeting where MP Jean Lawler urged sympathy for Armenians but clarified government stance. He said Britain faces a European power pact with Turkey and attacking alone could trigger a broader war. The majority favored discretion over bold action to protect the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jean Lawler
Es Eer
Shorediteh
Shoreditch
Ahdu
Lowles
Foreign Office
Marquis of Saliebury
Great Britain
Europe
Turkey
Lawies
Mag Upwe
Arrest of W M Jeltz for wife assault
W M Jeltz, editor of the People's Friend, was arrested after allegedly beating his wife Louise Webb whom he had married about two months earlier. The event occurred near Seventh and Jackson streets as bystanders tried to intervene. the couple and a group of witnesses described the assault, and Jeltz faced an assault charge with arraignment planned in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jettz
Firth
Jackson
Jetta
Nieht Deltz
McElroy
Lant Tient
Louise Webb
Hamilton Hall
Jeltz
Col. F. I. Jeltz
W. M. Jeite
Gambling House Raid Returns Six Arrested At 51 Kansas Ave
Last night Sergeants Donovan and Pavey raided a second story gambling room at 51 Kansas Avenue near Arthur McCabe’s old shop. Six men were arrested and taken to the police station with money watches and bonds posted. The raid follows ongoing complaints about the room behind Burghart and Oswald Harness Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Donovan
Patrolmin Pavey
Kansas Avenue
Arthur McCabe
Old Burghart
Oswald Harness
Czar in England welcomed by Prince of Wales at Leith
Leith Scotland Sept 22 Russian yacht Standard and Pole Star sighted at the Firth of Forth entrance at 10 20 am. Prince of Wales Dukes of Connaught M De Staal and Lord Rosebery greeted the visitors amid heavy rain. Guards escorted the party to Balmoral and the czar and czarina joined the Royal party on board. Unprecedented precautions described by naval officials accompany the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czarina
Prince of Wales
Associated Press
Leith
Scotland
Standard
Pole Star
Firth of Forth
Balmoral
Duke of Connaught
M. de Staal
St. James
Lord Rosebery
Dalmeny
Kief Dragoons
M. de Steal
Cxar
Azarina
Births and Runaway Minors Reported in City
Births announced for Mr and Mrs Frank J Groty at North Toyeka Avenue. Also reported are two girls from Sugar Lake Mo aged 14 and 15, Runaway Girl and Louise Bussetl, held at the city prison awaiting passage home. They were found by an officer and returned to their parents. They were described as plainly dressed with signs of refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lule Bussetl
Steggle Russell
Po- Now
Sugar Las Mo
Hats and Furnishings Stock for Sale Discount Offer
Henry Reed offers Grown Co hats caps and furnishings stock for sale at discount to the trade. He claims the goods are clean and in good order and invites local trade buyers to contact him. Also notes weather forecast for September 22 with increasing clouds and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baring
Grown & Co
Peli
Reed
Topeka Prepares for Large Crowd Next Week
Blankets and bedding are being readied as Topeka braces for a large upcoming influx. Supplies are being organized for the many visitors expected in the city next week, with residents seeking to provide extra accommodations.
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Topeka
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