The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-16
RABBI SAALE
OPENS 1T.
Republican National Convention
Assemblies at ST. Louis.
The Religion of the BilliOnaire
ROthschilds
Honored I'm the Choice of a Re
ligi0us Divine to
PRAY FOR DELEGATES
And Edward Lauterbach VIII
Frame the Golden Plank
On Finances, Which the Con-
yention Is to Batify.
ALL WHOOP FOR GOLD
When the Temporary Chair
man Refers to It.
But Senator Teller's Lip Curls
With ScOrn.
OUTSIDE THE HALL.
Immense Crowds of People Seek
For Admission.
OUTSIDE THE HALL.
Immense Crowds of People Seek
For Admission.
Convention Adjourns Until 10
O'Clock Tomorrow Morning.


Convention Hall st- Louis d uH7 Ao-
1T was an ideal day for the opening OF
+ha convention. The sun shone glori-
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Mons o- Aass a-i~
red white and blue bunting Wnlcn coy
cred the city with a maze Oh colOi- ---9
crowd of population was astir ea1Iy
and INV & O'clock the streets were black
~-f+1, 9so7la r,r1,bs v-i+f, brilliant BAN
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geous uniforms We're playihs lll 'front.'
OF the hotels, and the hotels and houses
We're dfsgorging their occupants into
the streets
Am roaas 1as to +hA convention han
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a- 0laIN avenue ana -W4L-tl s-ls91-
From that great oblong b0X-liNe struct-
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bluecoated police guarded the en-
frances. Within the officers aud EN-
Dloves were performing the final F=-
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4elesatlOiis IN tne low NAT pll Wili~h
faced the speakers stand were in place,
while the chairs in the double galleries
ted VI Nr
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tervals blazed the coats of arms Of
the various states
The speakers stand. from which on
either hand stretched the press tables.
nag, while from the gallery JIM the rear,
Whlch overhung the seats reserved eor
distinguished visitors looked OuE the
faces of many Republican heroes who
have gone TO their last reward In the
center was the immortal Lincoln.
fanked bv those of the great warriors
Grant and Sherman. Facing each
other across the east wall were large
portraits ct the gallant General Phil
Sheridan and Admiral Earragut. the
hero of Mobile
AT 10 o'clock the band of forty niaoas
took it's nlaea in tha era71ary- a hove sl,a
eDaa frar-'s stand and a+ io-9o -,t,f.,-r-
struck lD me rousine- air ..F2lalls 4 mo-
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