Topeka State Journal Office Address Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows the Topeka State Journal with references to permanent home at Kansas Avenue corner of Eighth and mentions Chicago office and individuals Vanderbilt and Paul Wieck in incomplete form.
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Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Ares Venderbilt
Paul Wieck
Chicago
Unity
Bleck, Sare
Political gossip and war news from early press snippets
The State Journal reports on Burton’s awkward Senate seat, Parker and Hearst polling status, naval losses at Port Arthur, and amid various editorials. London police risks, meat industry debate, and Grand Army encampment plans in Boston are noted, with a hypothetical Roosevelt-Parker race tied to New York politics.
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Boston
Anil
Seeenbaire
Hove
Ancamipment
Conford
Lerington
New England
Vishory
Kansas in the News Faces Varied Criticism
An array of newspapers comment on Burton's crime and conviction, with many linking Kansas to national reproach. The piece notes Kansans’ political shifts, criticizing state extremes and reflecting on historical figures and party alignment amid ongoing debates over governance.
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Kansas
Garton
Burton
Crie
Kousie
Attec
Kurness Bak
Kanrai
Sunflower Commonwealth
Aesop le
Mile Sotimontesich
Kansas Describes McCollum Police Scandal and Political Shift
An editorial denounces Chief A B McCollum for police corruption in Topeka, linking royal gambling and open saloon practices to his tenure. It urges removal by Mayor Bergundthus and hints Fre Stahl as a potential replacement, aiming to end the tarnished administration.
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Weigundthal
A. B. McCollum
Topeka
McCollum
Royal
the Royal
McCollun
Unia
Frank Bates
Bergundthus
Rurmeren
Stahl
MoCollum
Clemency of Federal Courts In Lenient Sentences
A historic discussion notes how federal judges show mercy in sentencing. Judge Pollock at Topeka pardoned a mail fraud offender with a small fine amid home circumstances and gave a youth who played slots only six months. The piece recalls Judge Hook’s later reputation and a counterfeiting case, illustrating varied mercy and sternness in federal punishment.
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United States
Pollock
Topeka
Jude Pallock
Lke
Judee Hook
Leavenworth
Nebraska
Hook
Grtaoner
Topeka Fire Protection Sparks Insurance Rate Debate
The Topeka fire department's record over twenty years is cited as proof of strong protection while critics accuse fire insurance companies of exploiting disasters. New pumping plants and steam engines are said to boost capabilities, countering raised rates and alleged media exaggeration.
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Topeka
Topeks
Wal
Towen
Cit
Parkhurst
Parkherst-Davis Gre
Inauranes Trust
Mr Murdock Proposes State Printing Reform
Alarsh Murdock editor of the Wich Ita Regte and a member of the first state printing regulations consilttee says he will bid to handle state printing at half the current cost and for one third the expense under state direction with a “party pull.” He cites past graft concerns and costs, warning a new system could spawn extensive graft and binding plant expenses.
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Murdock
Alarsh Murdock
Wich Ita Regte
9 State Minster
Euquive Tate
Montriet
Supreme Court
Reginisture
Nrwt
Fedate Tun House
W. H. Smallwood
Doniphaneutinis
Jucoth Stotler
Hove
Weiter
Kansas Book Pamphlet Criticized by State Commission
The Kansas commission to the Louisiana Purchase exposition issued a 163 page pamphlet touted as Kansan advertising. Critics say it wastes money on cheap half tone images and fails to attract favorable attention. Some articles by T A McNeal F D Coburn and G P Grimstes are praised and likely to engage readers.
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Kansas
Kansas Commission
Commission
T.A. McNeal
F. D. Coburn
G. P. Grimstes
Potwin co operative housekeeping trial sparks town talk
A Potwin co operative housekeeping experiment gains attention as residents discuss shared dining clubs and potential similar efforts in nearby streets. Critics warn of privacy loss and social friction, while proponents see economic and practical gains from collective meal preparation and service.
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Potwin
Weat Sixth Avenue
Western Avenue
Unp
Jon Geners
Privefoten
Charlotte Perkins
Burgeoning outcry over senator's graft case and juries
Public editorials decry a United States senator entangled in bribery allegations. The piece argues the crime crosses legal lines and demands stringent punishment to deter corruption in government. It stresses that juries should treat a senator as a common criminal when evidence shows agreement with graft and betrayal of public trust.
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Tre Burton Lesson
New York
Benator Burton
United State
Roe
Burton
Jekyll
Congress
Wen
St. Louia
Durera
United States Senate
Tammany
Washington
Albany
Trenton
Louis Mindeapolis
United
Geren
JAY HAWEKER JOTS
A jumble of local notes recalls quirky events and oddities from small towns. Mentions include a proposed canning factory route, a street committee order about a bowling alley, and a famed driving team described as two little donkeys. A Denton man owns a $4500 barn. most citizens live in simple dwellings.
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Jay Haweker
Troute
Smltite
Cimarron Tery
McPherson
Donipban
South Carolina
Topeka
Horton
Cubs
Breen
Arkansas City
Okishoma
Oy Goeverner
Mrs. Bailey
Vermolt
Bailes Cow
Atchison Globe discusses social issues and quotes on gender roles
A fragmented report from the Atchison Globe cites opinions on parenting, whiskey, and class behavior. It references debates on women's work versus men's duties, education, and moral expectations, with voices criticizing and questioning traditional roles. It reflects local attitudes and sharp editorial commentary of the period.
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Guider
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A fragmentary reader passage mocks social ethics and money’s influence on marriage and ambition. The piece uses playful, mistyped phrases to question prudence, labor, and romantic decisions, likening wealth to a minor consideration in lasting choices.
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Chicago News
Cordelia
The Man From Finney Delivers City Versus Country Debate
In a dim lobby a man known as The Man from Finney chats with a hotel clerk about city life versus country living. He argues country roots offer opportunity and genuine craft, while the city tempts with amusements and grand hotels. The exchange touches on pride in rural upbringing and the pull of urban ambition.
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Finney
Imesh
Nheht
Nan
Feataurant
Trinity
Lanka
New York
Vinney
Parsons
Romer
Europe
le Pratt
Quaker Reflections and Sardonic Wit Parade
A fragmented excerpt from a Philadelphia paper features quips about aging, wisdom, and social quirks. It juxtaposes aphorisms with humorous asides, including lines on vanity, secrecy, and common ailments, ending with a crude sales plug for Dean's Ointment.
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