The Machine in Politics and Sheldon in Chicago
Rev Charles M Sheldon discusses experiences in Chicago focusing on tenement district conditions and the obstacles to child development. He condemns political machines and saloon influence while describing tenement cruelties and urging sanitary, well lighted housing and parks to lift urban life. He cites a wealthy block owner who cleans his street at personal cost and argues for reform driven by public spirit rather than self interest.
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Sheldon
Chicago
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Sheidyn
Iite
Maletend
Baling
Reese
Pallthet
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Fust
Lange Parks
Gruss
Grasa
Hane
Zan
Natural law and prayer in Baker University teaching
The text debates natural law versus divine authority, citing Baker University teachings and scientists like Herschel and Edwards. It argues God upholds the universe, that natural law is God's will, and that humans are commanded to pray for all things temporal and spiritual. It frames law as a divine mechanism guiding existence and moral obligation.
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Baker University
Baker
John Herschel
Jonathan Edwards
Hobart’s Rise as a Boom Town Draws Nearby Railroads
Hobart grows rapidly as 1200 residents surge in, spurred by Rock Island yards and new rail connections. Contractors, merchants, and itinerant workers set up tents and frame buildings while electric power prospects loom. A 7000-strong crowd awaits a morning event as Russians and Missourians flock to the Republican hub led by W Khwber after publishing the Hobart Republican.
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Hobart
Rock Island
Agent X
Enerel
Hansas City
Mexico
Orten
Soncera
Feld
Bcofis
Kiown County
W. Khwber
Brookfield
Tonkawa
Ot) News
Hobart Republican
Museum Wheels and Lottery Boxes Talk in El Reno
In El Reno Oklahoma Augo the pig totter Wheels and boxes used in homestead drawing may be sent to Washington to be placed in a museum. Discussions cover government lottery openings and commemorative actions. Officials consider preserving lottery boxes at the mineral museum as the most feasible approach while plans include updating infrastructure and routes to connect with state roads, with Hobart and Lawton mentioned in the broader regional context.
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el Reno
Weil
Ae Brenenl
Toad
Hobart
Lawton
Withita
Ktown
Lenin H.C. Wellep
Galena
Kari
Enum Fission
Han
Mitchell Promoted Amid Turmoil At Major AM
Ambiguous wire service style notice reports Mitchell promoted within a major organization amid internal confusion. The namelist includes Bartey and Wart with references to a “Wire” and intelligence role. Readable fragments mention Belair and Shansaa in a scattered context.
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AM. Bartey
Esadany Isaatey
Emaaine
Mitchell
Terasst Company
Serewerthee Sihtehei
Belair
Maqusi
Kansas no longer a one crop state says Santa Fe VP
Kansas is not a one crop state despite reports of drought. Paul Morton, Santa Fe vice president, arrived from Colorado and defended Kansas as prosperous with strong corn and wheat crops. He noted heavy rains restored feed, reduced cattle sales, and strong farm debt repayment, contradicting eastern sensationalism. Roosevelt may travel east soon after visiting Colorado mountains.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Paul Morton
Union Depot
Kansua
Union
Ken- Shi
Kan- Ban
Keneus
Morton
Roosevelt
Colorado
Santa Fe
Weather Notes and Forecast Doubts From August Rain
A column notes Smith predicted rain for August and rain totals show 0.36 inches Saturday night. Sunday cooler than recent weeks, 60 degrees, with mentions of historical frost risks in August. Local weather reports list light rains near Newkirk, Oklahoma, and Vernon and Purcell areas, with an inch and a half in the southern division.
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Ringlings
Sena
Ps Sa
Newkirk
Oreundo
Atvernon
Purcell
Sastery
Curtis Moves to Expand Rural Delivery Agency
In the east Congressman Curtis will consult with the First Assistant Postmaster Johnson about appointing two special agents to develop rural delivery routes in Kaneas. The effort aims to extend the rural free delivery program in the state, and Curtis is expected to secure the two positions for this task.
Mennen's Talcum and Dandruff Cure Ad Names
An OCR fragment lists Mennen's Talcum, Gastoria 150e 2626, Coca Cola Dandruff Cure, and AYER'S HAIR VIGOR as advertised hair and personal care products.
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Ayer
End of pancake case cited in historic Topeka mill dispute
Jedee Hazen’s morning ruling refuses an injunction sought by Topeka Milling to bar Relston Yeast from using the name Ralston on pancake flour. The suit, tied to a long line of partnerships and branding, involves damages estimated around 32 000 dollars and spans Kansas Iowa and Nebraska filings.
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Topeka Miling Company
Relaton Feaat
Ralaton
Y: Company
Supreme Cal Pann
Tix
Blonecker
Safford
Willan
Werymyer
Mulvane and
Gauit
Parkhurst-Davis Mercentile Company
Topeka Milling Company
Tee
Pasurst-Davie
Ralston Xeast Company
Herbert Hackney
Relston Yeast Company
Ausmiet
Réeveral Western
Eneropakn Stine Company
Ralston
Lincs
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
David Oxermyer
J. G. Slonecker
A. W. Dana
W. F. Schoch
Ralston Yeast Company
Fund Raised to Pay Mrs Nation's Fine and Costs
Dr Eva Harding advocates release for Mrs Nation and appeals to city ministers to donate to a fund. Donations include $3 from Westminster Presbyterian church $10 from First Christian church and $500 from United Presbyterian church plus $21.59 from individuals. The total aims to cover a $100 fine and $46.30 costs.
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Carrie Watson Iso
Eva Harding
Nation
Westminster Presbterian Church
First Christian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Harding
Mrs. Nation
Battle ahead as delegates flood Cedar Rapids for gubernatorial convention
Five delegates arrive in Cedar Rapids to attend the gubernatorial convention opening Wednesday. Supporters of Cummins predict nomination on first or second ballot while anti Cummins factions forecast surprise caucus outcomes and committee control. rival plans clash as the convention promises a fierce start.
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Ang
Dathy
AB. Cummins
Willie
User
Cumming
Cummins
Careless Work Prompts Narrow City Danger on Tyler Street
Dr W A Wehe drove into a deep excavation on Tyler Street near Tenth Eleventh while driving at 10 pm. No guards or warning lights were present and the two foot drop narrowly caused harm. He suffered an arm strain as the horse nearly fell and traffic safety concerns are raised about contractor excavation. The article calls for accountability from the city and contractors.
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Tyler Street
Tenth
Eleventh Street
Dr. Wede
Homenne
Market report fragment from September with mixed figures
Fragmented market note lists unclear figures and dates, mentions Drapolis Nant Duluth and September advances, but lacks coherent data. Readers are left with partial values and sporadic references to actives and earnings, offering little actionable detail.
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Drapolis
Duluth
Market Reports and Prices Across Cattle Oats and Grains
In Chicago and Kansas City trade, cattle receipts total near 24,000 with Texans noted among feeders and steers. Oats and corn futures shifted with September prices seen down while hogs gained. wheat and barley quotes varied by grade and month. Produce and money markets show routine activity with New York bonds steady and currency exchanges unchanged.
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Vncal
Mychlicher
Duster
Chicago
Polla
Sgouard
Texas
Ted Steers
Estironteit
Wired
Wits
Wall Street Bears Press Steel Stocks Low
Bearish sentiment spreads across New York markets as steel equities face pressure while lenders split on policy, signaling further price declines. Traders expect continued weakness in broader stock groups despite occasional rally attempts as investors weigh prospects for industry demand and production.
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Rupert Oh Suter
Commie
New York
Tad States Steel Corporation
Assoc Finn
Bollewers Sekewniane
Favetanle
You Want to Hire a Man a Boy or a Woman Adver txement
An ad in The State Journal guarantees wide read reach across Kansas. List property for rent or sale and attract buyers, or trade items like bicycles stoves or pianos. The notice promises ample applications and fast customer response.
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State of
Kansas
Advertising in Business Cards Costs Little to Boost Trade
If you have stock of goods to sell or have removed your place of business or introduced new goods tell it. Advertise at 50 cents per week and reach customers efficiently.
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Courn
Isbor Tronkie
Dave
Advertising Return Promise in State Journal
A short note urges careful money investment in advertising claiming big returns. It mentions a small advertisement costing 50 cents per line for two days.
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State Journal
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