TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION AND CONTACT NOTES
The Topeka State Journal lists subscription terms and pricing with daily and weekly rates, plus delivery details and carrier information. It mentions office locations in Topeka and New York, a telephone contact, and references the Associated Press report.
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Topeka State Journal
Frank I. Maclernan
Voliiane
Fehl Editiats
Topha
Kau
Bidar
Finniniey Ome
Fiett
Pacem
Truman
Hom
Doe
Waseem Woonie
York
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Associated Press
Regular home delivery plan for State Journal
Readers may have the paper mailed daily to any address for thirty cents a month while away from home. The notice compares the service to a daily letter, noting flexible address changes and continuous delivery during travel. It also touches on miscellaneous wartime and political mentions, with garbled anachronisms and unrelated references to officials and forestry statistics.
Statesmanship and scandal in Wichita political saga
A fragmentary account details Vietor Murauck, a congressman elect, facing low wages and private secretary costs tied to Wichita politics. It describes daily struggles, a missing towel incident, and alleged private secretary expenses, with Murdoch’s explanations and personal anecdotes.
Record of U S Trade With Russia and Austria in 1903
The Department of Commerce reports a peak in combined imports and exports for the year ending June 30, 1903, with exports at 17,609,015 dollars and imports surpassing prior totals. The report highlights Russia and Austria as major trade partners, noting growth over the previous years and a record value in U S commerce.
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Ulin Aguren
Ieber
Bureau of Statin Mer
Atuasta
Russia Trade Surplus Cited In 1902 Exports
The article notes Russia received large shares of American exports in 1902, with cotton and agricultural implements, iron and steel products leading. It cites over 3 million dollars in cotton and materials sent to Russia, 2 million in agricultural implements, and 1.5 million in iron and steel goods. It also mentions Asia routes and Baltic Sea shipments and a New York editorial on England and Russia’s movements.
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Russia
United States
Axiatic Tiusuta
Baltic
White Sea
England
New York
Far East
Kogland
Trussia
Mirngoila
Mahechuria
Korea
Jupatt
Asia
Bireadweatherinut
Sorgat Gs Transports
Japan
Ruse ‘Toop
Tula
Humors and Remedies Mentioned in Old Texts
Fragments describe beliefs about possession and illness with references to bar plzaptee and aed wal wots. Hood's Sarsaparilla is cited as a radical remedy claimed to relieve symptoms and alter afflictions, reflecting historical views on health.
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Lodger to oversee New Bider trusted friends in union
Senator Lodger will supervise trusted backers of the administration across sections of the union to personally oversee campaign conduct. The piece notes Republicans’ current lead, unclear Democratic platform, and fluctuating expectations as convention season approaches amid local vignettes and humorous notices.
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Pratt
Quay
Ohie
Iowa
Ats
Glorified Aphorisms and Anecdotes From Atehisan Globe
The excerpt presents a collage of social maxims and wry observations about men and women, courtship, and behavior. It features quips about flirtation, temper, self control, and storytelling, attributed to figures like an Ateblean girl and an Athlean woman, with a closing note on repeating stories and caution about gossip.
Quaker Reflections in Philadelphia Record Fragment
A fragmented Victorian column discusses belief and heaven, with garbled text about trains, cowcatchers, and a weary pedestrian narrator seeking shelter. It hints at personal struggle amid a prevailing tragedy and cautions against overburdening oneself.
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Maud
Reflections of a Bachelor in the New York Press
A fragmentary satirical vignette in old style humor notes bachelors and marriage. Observations touch on money worries, social expectations, and the pursuit of women, with scattered mis-spellings and archaic diction reflecting the source text. The piece hints at courtship tales and male perspectives across urban settings.
Attorney Campbell Attacks Kansas Supreme Court Over Rehearings
Mitten Campbell of Kansas City accuses the Kansas Supreme Court of injustice after losing a case and a petition for rehearing. He publishes a pamphlet alleging malice and misstatements in the court’s rulings and forwards copies to judges, the governor, and the attorney general. The scandal prompts mixed responses as officials defer comment.
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Supreme Court of
State of Kansas
Mitten Campbell
Kansas City
Kansas
Misouri
Campbell
Supreme Court
State House
Mailis
Waprenun Court
Iailey
Coleman
Jnge Pollack
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Strich Amch
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Chantta
Midland National Bank
Shumpbell
Fight With Outlaws In Indian Territory Telegram
Washington reports agents Bennett Haines and Majors fought outlaws last night. One outlaw killed and another mortally wounded. third escaped. Haines severely and dangerously wounded. Prior to this the gang robbed travelers on a lonely road and are blamed for rail station and stage line robberies across the territory. Names tied to Geary and Mennessey Oklahoma.
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Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mitchenser
T Gange
Pawhuske
Bennett
Haines
Yenter
Mennessey
Okla
Griley To Go East With Sick Relatives
Councilman Joseph Griley announced two of his relatives in Ohio are ill with consumption and he plans to depart for Cincinnati soon. The news arrived by mail from Iowa, with Griley confirming the lengthy trip for a period of time while he cares for family.
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Joseph Griley
Charles
Ohio
Giles
Griley
Cincinnati
Mlness
Vame
Iowa
High Heels Hurtful, Warns New York Doctor
Dr Goldberg, a leading chiropodist in New York, reports a 95 percent rise in women seeking help for disfigured and painful feet over the past year. He attributes the surge to extremely high heels, noting weight shifts, strained nerves, and general physical breakdown from prolonged wear. He cautions that avoidance may be needed as long term impact grows.
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New York
Goldberg
Wees Ete Goldberg
Falr
Robert Osborn
Local items mix Burlington to Topeka news and talks
H J Adams of Burlington visits Topeka for business while Captain J G Waters will deliver an address on Chickamauga at a Lawrence G A R gathering. Miss Dora Keele hosts a Stock Exchange party for Mire Nannie Lang who left for Kansas City. The Topeka Grocers’ association picnic is planned for August 19 with a special Banta Fe train. A large amount of trash is dumped along the river by the Wolff packing plant. Twelve year old Howard Williams was badly burned lighting a gasoline stove and was taken to Christ hospital. Rev J A Brendhagen and private secretary depart for Colorado by the Union Pacific to organize in that state and nearby areas. The Prisoners’ Aid Society movement is being merged into a Society for the Friendly with Mr Eredeplingen advancing plans. Mr Fredenhagen moves to promote prison reform and evangelization, with a return anticipated in September.
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H. J. Adams
Burlington
Colorado
Prisoners’ Aid Society
Eredeplingen
Kansas
Prices That Will Interest You
Priced list of grocery items including fresh ginger blackberries pumpkin roasted coffee Uneeda Biscuits table peaches hex starch tea dust Balk coconut and crackers. Names of various quantities and brands appear as short market items in a single-page price notice. The fragment lacks full sentences but conveys daily specials and item counts for shoppers.
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Uneeda
Cripple Creek Strike Hits Ore Shipments To Colorado Plants
Cripple Creek strikers halt ore shipments to United States Reduction and Refining plants at Colorado City and Florence after mill workers refuse higher wages. Despite the stoppage, Colorado City mills operate on hand ore supplies. Standard mill processes ore sent from Cripple Creek yesterday. Company officials, away from the city, anticipate several days of continued operation with current ore on hand. If supply dries up, the firm will suspend operations and pay current workers one third of wages for six months.
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Cripple Creek
United States Reduction and Refining Company
Colorado City
Florence
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado City Mills
Standard Mill
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J. D. Hewkton
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Fragments on Lightning Bifurcation and Strange Currents
Accounts describe lightning causing bifurcating currents through bodies and buildings in St Michael and nearby areas. Witnesses recount Polette of Bellechause and others struck as nerves carry electric surge head to foot, exiting through toes or eyes, with dramatic, sometimes fatal outcomes.
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Rte. Anne
Peoria
St. Michael
Perth
Nouth
Meaumont
Beaufort Flats
Québec
Societe d'Astronomie de France
Culles
Gonzales Held After Long Journey to Find Mother
The Porturiuse boy Gonzalon, who fled Chicago to search for his mother, arrived in the city by freight. Police took him in custody for instructions from authorities as to his fate. A report claimed a wealthy woman was found and funds sent by telegraph for a bay, while experts monitor new mono-rail tests between Manchester and Liverpool and German locomotion developments.
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Council Brutie
Sen
Gonzalon
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Bay
Alta
Manchester
Liverpool
England
Inventor’s Mono-rail Plan Faces Skepticism at State House
Report discusses a proposed electric railway and Boynton bicycle line as experiments in a mono-rail system. Officials weigh easing timetable and feasibility, amid ridicule from rivals and questions on practicality and safety.
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Mricw Electric Railway
Boynton
State House
Thoston
Trwekten
Bownton Baycle Fairway
Etna
Coneya
Pomalbailiien
Risks Of Birds and Their Accidents Across Nature
A historical note discusses how birds, though agile above ground, face numerous accident risks. Collisions with other birds can occur, while storms, lighthouses, wind, and hailstorms frequently devastate flocks. Birds seek shelter in crevices during winter storms, but such dives can become deadly traps. New Post.
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