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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1902
Page
7
Partial OCR reads from West Broadway New York City with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions wives and a few indistinct terms and acronyms, but lacks a coherent event or identifiable subjects.
Fragmentary report notes delayed proceedings and a mistress failing to appear at a ceremony for dogs. It mentions a value over £1300 and burial in a cemetery, with locals noting social reactions and the absence at the funeral.
A dispatch from the capital credits his forces for the capture of Aguinaldo, noting official acknowledgment of the operation and the role of his company in the event. The report highlights the political reaction and ongoing efforts to stabilize the region after the arrest.
Washington reports Geeree A Datahementy, once captain of the twenty second regiment, resigned from service after alleging injustice by the War Department. The review details his claims about delays, a request for reputable action, and responses from officials including General Lacuna and others. The piece traces political reactions, a pension committee discussion, and debates over military postings and promotions.
The seventeenth annual report details the bureau’s 42 page document with illustrated plates. It notes thirty thousand copies published for distribution by senators representatives and the department of agriculture. The text highlights a Kansas agricultural college alumni gathering in Freeport, honoring former faculty and notable attendees with tributes and memories.
Chicago audience hears Stuart Robson defend theater as wholesome and moral while criticizing clergy and printed press for condemning stage work. He cites memories of New Haven arrest and prison time, honors Joseph Jefferson, and downplays the Beran Shakespeare controversy.
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