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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1894

Page

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McKinley Opens Indiana Campaign in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis a large Republican rally launched McKinley’s Indiana campaign with ex President Harrison introducing Governor McKinley. The Ohio leader praised Harrison’s era, attacked the Democratic tariff, and highlighted sugar from Hawaiian islands as shaped by Senate provisions to aid the sugar trust.

Txpranaronay Indiana MccKinney Ohis Ofio Tomlinson Hepablican McKinley Latthe Calidad Capitol Ctty Sn ‘Y Harrison Jhckinley Hartison Ohio Cass McHinley Giovernor McKinley Americas Uerrison Republican Party Geetley America Mavalian Islands United States Senate Sigar Iswalina

Republican unity across regions in postwar policy

The article notes Republican actions affecting sugar producers in Hawaii and the Louisiana planters revolt, arguing the party used by some to counter sectionalism. It claims Republicans offered benefits opposed by Democrats, and defends the party as unsectional, broad, and selfless in its aims and politics.

United States Hawaiian Islands Louisiana Mr. Schisley Republican Party

Passes nabbed in Littie rail bribery tale with Foote claim

A postal style railroad pass issued to Attorney General John T Littie was pulled from use after a Wichita to Cherryvale trip aroused suspicion. Officials traced the pass to Judge E Foote, a Populist candidate, prompting Littie to acknowledge the mix up and downplay the matter as a trivial error.

Littie Uin Litthe Santa Fe St. Louis San Francisco John T. Litte Wichita Cherryvele Britta E Foote General Littie Kansas Wen

Reinhart Very Sick Ex President of the Ante Me

Ex president W Reinhart of the Atchison railway was returned home for treatment for an excess in the left ear after a two week trip to Fot Bpri. The report notes his desire to seek care and return to health.

Prainvixio N. J W. Reinhart Atchison Railway Bpri

Debs Case Arguments Begin in U S Court

In Caitava on September 23 the government opened the Debs case with former District Attorney Milchrist delivering a lengthy argument for the prosecution. He spoke in the morning and afternoon sessions outlining the government’s charges against President Debs and other officers of the American Socialist Labor Alliance.

Milchrist Caitava Debs A. St. LA United States

Crispi Won’t Yield Temporal Power of the Pope

Rome dispatch reports Prime Minister Crispi ready to concede to the church only if Italy’s sovereignty is preserved. The Times correspondent notes Italy will not concede the pope’s temporal authority across any part of the soil.

Sospon Times Rome Promier Crispi Italy Edda

Unclear OCR Dated Notes From London and New York

Fragmented items discuss a British official, tariff effects on wool, and a New York receiver moving to Chicago. Mentions Sir Courtney Boyle, W Virginia, Argentina tariff impact, and a cruiser event, with scattered Sept dates and locations. The readable portions imply a mixed wire service summary of international trade and transport topics.

A. A. Robinson Linked to Santa Fe Presidency Talk

Topeka reports suggest A A Robinson may become Santa Fe president if he agrees to serve. He is in transit to Boston and Reston, denying final decisions, while Santa Fe directors plan a harmonizing meeting next month.

Santa Fe Affairs Progress in Reorganization Exam

New York September 25 It is not expected Alc Stephens Little will complete the examination of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad books by October 1 He hopes to finish the Atchison proper first but cannot yet audit the St Louis and San Francisco Colorado Midland and Atlantic and Pacific books and will not start on them until Atchison proper is done The Hayes reorganization committee cannot prepare a plan until fall status of branch lines is known Four to six weeks may be needed to finish branch work Robert Movere the expert engineer will report late month Robert Fleming the London representative heads to New York by October 2 Aldace Walker appointed receiver of the Atchison take charge in southern New York district yesterday

Ophem Little New Yoas Alc Stephens Little Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Atchison St Louis San Francisco Colorado Midland Atlantic & Pace Hayes Robert Movere Robert Fleming London Aldace F. Walker Lacombe W New York

Teller Bishop in Jail for Embezzling at Kansas City Bank

Holgard Bishop a teller at the private bank of H.S Mills in Kansas City Missouri admitted stealing 3400 dollars from bank funds. He was arrested after returning from a three week vacation and held on a 400 dollar bond. His relatives are Kansans from Independence. The note also mentions the Maine battleship trial and a horse race offer by the Nar-Fagangett racing association with a 500 prize.

Kansas City Holgard Bishop H.S Mills Independence New York Maine Brooklyn Sandy H.okt FM. Bunce

National Unitarian Conference Addressed by Hoar and Hale

The National Unitarian and allied churches held a morning communion service led by Rev Edward Everett Hale. Senator George F Hoar of Concord addressed the convention, reviewing the work of the denomination and praising Unitarian principles. Resolutions commemorating George William Curtis were adopted as standing committees were formed.

B Hale Hoar Unitarian Edward Everett Je Boston George F. Hoar Concord George William Curtis Confernee Edward Everett Hale Chicago Tie Council Tabor

Altgeld Attacks Pullman Tax Evasion in Board Hearing

Governor Altgeld addressed the state board of equalization on Pullman Palace Car Company property taxation. He presented figures about capital stock discrepancies, noting a vast underassessment across states and Canada. The governor urged a proper, just assessment to benefit the people and the state, and the speech caused a sensation.

Hoe Spameriucay Altgeld Twiday State Board of Equalization Pullman Palace Cac Company Canada Eonchiding

Strike Commission to Meet Tomorrow for Testimony Review

The Chicago strike investigation panel led by Commissioner Wright will reconvene in Washington to decide if additional testimony is needed. If no new applications arise, the group will assess Judge Worthington’s work and determine whether further evidence is required before finalizing the report.

Wasursoton Wright United States Commission Chicago Department of Labor Worthington

Potato thrown at Archbishop Corrigan during church ceremony

A potato flew toward Archbishop Corrigan during the stone laying ceremony for St Joseph’s Church in Eat High Street New York on Sept 23. About 3,000 spectators watched as the missile missed the archbishop by inches and sparked anger in the crowd.

Hinhop Crowe New Yoak Corrigan Joseph's Stean Catholic Church Eat Highty-seventh Street Ana

Beardsley and Cady Nominated for Governor in New Hayes

The Hyperion theater hosted the state convention with M. Quinn of Milford as chair. Candidates for governor were Morris B. Beardsley and Ernest Cady, with the nominating rule favoring the first ballot leader. Cady led initially 245 to 100, Beardsley. Water 1. Beardsley withdrew, Cady nominated, and Motria ey nominated for lieutenant governor by acclamation.

Cnly Beardsley New Hayes Conn Atic Hyperion Theater M. Quinn Milford Minde Morris B. Beardsley Bridgeport Ernest Cady Hartford Heartleley Cleveland Cady Heardsley Water Daily Sovernor

Brazil Abrogates Reciprocity Treaty With United States

Brazil will abrogate the reciprocity treaty with the United States on January 1 next. Brazilian authorities on Sunday notified United States Minister Thorpe in Hio of the action. The treaty, rooted in McKinley era reciprocity, is described as a principal gain negotiated by Secretary Blaine. Chinese mobs reportedly attacked and plundered Siberian railway stations as Russian forces pursued跨 attackers across the border.

Brazil Th. Waseixcton United States Mendinea Tiers Sve Thorapsop Ut Hio Binine Pereskspene Siberian Usury

Let Them Meet Curtis and Scott in Joint Debate

The State Journal reports Republican committee resistance to a Curtis Scott joint debate. Despite voter desire and both candidates wanting the discussion, a committee veto blocks the meetup, calling for an un fair fight but Curtis retains strong support from Republicans. The piece notes public demand across districts and cites a burglary tragedy in Arcadia where Jake Konants was fatally wounded by a self set trap.

State Journal M. Scott Liniaeuse Aulienors Fru Hines Sin Crick Carts Imyeel Lye Stecks Curtis Scott Republican Congressional Committees Republican Committee Howel Joh Repu Hern Sona Dheaisboey Harvey Teresa A.M. Harvey Chitwan Yenir Seth Anil Curtis Ty Wwe II Hasan Chalaniate Messrs Mr. Curti Mr. Curtis Jake Konants Arcadia Kan Gunn Fr. Scort John Konants Arcad Bir

Widow of Katens governor dies after cancer

Leavenworth Kansas September 23 Mrs Rebecca Carney widow of Thomas Carney second governor of Katens who died in 1884 died at her home today of cancer. She was 66 and came to Leavenworth from Ohio in 186_. She founded the Kansas orphans asylum in 1806 and was its president more than twenty years. Four sons survive.

Leaavesworth Mra Hebecca Carney Thomas Carney Katens Leavenaworth Ohio Kansas Orphans’ Asylum Wasit Cape Vincent Waterrows N. Y

Storm Hits Inland Areas Near Uararu Hayaxa

A fierce hurricane roared through the inland region near Uararu Hayaxa on September 24, with unabated force all night. Extensive damage to buildings and fences reported, but no loss of life as yet.

Uararu Hayaxa

Sandow Fails to Lift Mrs Abbott in Demonstration

New York Sept. 21 Sandow attempted to lift Mrs Abbott described as a 100-pound slender woman but could not budge her. She stood on a carpet insulates a board and held a vertical pole while Sandow tried to press it down. He admitted his strength failed while she remained immovable, astonishing the noted strongman.

Trong Mr. Abbott New York Mra Abbott Sundow Sandow Mia Abbott Mrs. Abbott Sandon Liim Cepa

Ensminger and Tillotson Clash Over Lowe Case Hearing

City Attorney Tillotson demands removal of Police Judge Ensminger over Lowe case. hearing held with police commissioners present. Ensminger contends district court right to practice and denies wrongdoing. decision postponed pending Supreme Court ruling in Lowe case.

Tithotson Ensminger Tillotson Ensiminger Lowe Luis Tillotson Tmdeble Enatainger Toolke Eneminger Ting Supreme Court

Editor Swearingen Arrested for Libel in Burlington

Dan K K Swearingen editor of the Courier was arrested this morning in Burlington on a criminal libel charge brought by Lem A Woods, manager of the Ladapeene, alleging the editor dragged local affairs into the paper while running his publication.

Edler Woods Burlington Pillier Beaureros Kan Dan KK. Swearingen The Courier Lem A. Woods Ladapeeene Swearingen

Death before marriage shocks wedding day

Yori Ming Beard planned to marry Julia Ackerman this afternoon when a self inflicted pistol shot ended his life just before noon. Witnesses heard the shot as he fired at the culture signaling the abrupt end to a wedding day mystery.

Yori Ming Soo Foy Julia Ackerman Bradley

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