State Journal Announces Topeka Circulation Growth and Office
The State Journal details its full day leased wire AP service, circulation growth from 800 to over 35 000, and new three story brick building at southeast corner of Kansas Avenue and Eighth Street in Topeka. It notes 44 carriers and emphasizes permanence of distribution and office front.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
The
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
the State Journal
Great State of
Jane
Menshoya
Topeka
Acs
Toka
Nsas Avenue
Eighth St
Kansas Avenue
Kansas
Salemen
Care Journal
Crawford
Ian Neri
P. Oneill
Szdale
Kan
Journal Office
Christ Hospital
D. W. Nellis
Douthitt
Lee
Shawnee County
Tobeka
Ott
Roy Ae Gunther
Doldar
Jemay
James Dweer
Lawrence Bt
Quincy
Kanes Medion College
Tweltin
Tyler i
Brodkett
Burglary chase ends in gunfire near Burr Oak Kansas
Harvey Li Horner a Burr Oak merchant pursued burglars into Nebraska after their raid. One burglar surrendered, the other resisted, Horner fired, seriously injuring none. Governor Leedy’s refusal to honor a requisition stalled rendition. Horner appealed to Topeka authorities to press the case.
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Mankato
Kan
Harvey Li Horner
Burr Oak
Nebraska
Mr Horner
Nebranka
Morner
Tim
Kanann
Burner
Ghulice
Aesbult
Mir
Hurner
Topeka
Lvedy
Tugwks
Leedy
Henge
Leedy leads in Kansas politics with irrigation focus
Judge Emery comments on Leedy and state ticket prospects while noting support from western Kansas figures. He hints at opposition to the Republican ticket and mentions digging trenotres as a metaphor for internal party divisions. Emery plans an irrigation talk addressing water policy in America.
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Weis
Khuen
Partica
Leedy
Secretary of States Office
Republian
Didge
Judge Emery
Yand Optie Post
Lesdy
America
Thompson Presides as Knights of the Fireside Convene
The first Annual grand lodge session of the Knights and Ladies of the Fireside of Kaneks met in Weillegion Kan on Aug 38 with large attendance. Supreme president J N Garner is present. Officers elected for the new year include Alan Thompson Hutchings president H B Prust Kansas City vice president J Hart Newton secretary J S Purdy Ottawa treasurer J C Lane Cherryvale chaplain Mix 3. Dutchinion of Wellington industrialist.
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J . Hart
Newton
Purdy
Ottawa
J.C. Lane
Cherryvale
Cha Plain
Dutchinion
Wellington
Indy Strant
Divorces First Love in Turbulent Pettition
Divorce petition reveals AI and Mae as estranged couple with claims of violence and separation. Rosie known as Wr W yebuier referenced. three children noted plus six children from later union. Husband seeks divorce citing abandonment and infidelity. wife blamed for burden of life and desire for remarriage to the mother of his older child. The case presents lengthy allegations and requests for relief.
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Ion
Rosie
Wen Don
Agai
Aeen
Simpson Plans Retirement Amid Bitter Campaign
The article notes Terry Simpson's retirement plan and a contested congressional race with factions and neighborly tensions. It mentions Beale and Beale's circle, a Democratic split, and political maneuvering as both sides seek to influence voters.
Offer of Alliance Commentary on Spanish Intervention
London editorial notes debate on interpretation of a term in a Spanish conservative reader’s piece. It argues the phrase signals potential intervention similar to Britain’s role in Egypt and discusses the Washington cabinet’s view toward a future administration.
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London
Bmarning Post
Senor Silvers
Easton Tn
Great Britain
Washington
Aministra
Deaths Strike Two Scattered Local Incidents
Gustav Serobno a former general secretary in Indian service died by gas line suicide in his York Avenue confectionery store amid poverty and despondency. In Kansas, George Parks of Soloman was killed threshing when a loose belt struck him, fracturing his skull and causing death hours later.
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Gustav Strobkoff
York
Ave
Gustav Serob
Auidler
Viday
Bck
Ted
Apiene
Kan
George Parks
Soloman
Dickinson
Severe Lake Michigan Gale Drives Freight Ships Off Course
The August storm toppled over Chicago and Lake Michigan as freighters fought towering waves for hours. The Cliffs of Chicago faced a brutal onslaught from the gale while the City of Holland arrived four hours late. Tugboats from the Dunham fleet operated through the night, with no loss of life reported despite the dangerous seas.
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Chicago
Lake Breese
Lake Michigan
Clifs
South Haven
City of
Holland
Dunham Company
Theneamfety
Union State Medical Society Hinted Scheme Exposed
Kanata College commencement day followed by a petition to form The Union State Medical Society of Winchester five graduates named as incorporators. The plan allegedly aims to certify undergraduates from Kansas colleges as medical professionals, prompting Attorney General and state health officials to pursue possible violations of medical law.
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Kanata Medical College
Union State Medical Society
Winchester
Kan
LH. Duguid
3_C. Low
Summerfield
J. M. Amis
Wakeeny
A. Haggart
Topeka
R. H. Naskey
Simmons
Kansas Medical Collegy
Boyte
Gill
Russian warning and Philippine policy debate at St Petersburg journal
Aug 13 St Petersburg dispatch reports a warning tone about U S actions in the Philippines. The Journal de By Peterabare notes concerns that American liberalism and regime changes could provoke harsher responses, urging restraint and national interest considerations amid regional tensions.
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St Petersburg
Philippines
Bi. Petersburg
Peterabare
Bezark
United States
Americas
Albert Roby Promoted at Santiago Fever Hospital
Albert Roby a young US hospital corpsman in Santiago is promoted to charge a fever hospital unit. The report notes his assignment amid severe illness with 2a patients and mentions his family ties and resolve to confront the fever.
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Santiago
Albert Ropy
United States
Servier
Luke Pharke
Kreal
Roby Ta Ope
Ronnie Chert
Tully
Win
New York First American Warship Enters Havana Harbor
A special dispatch from New York dated August 18 reports the first American warship to enter Havana Harbor since the war declaration. The vessel carries a communication committee appointed by the president to coordinate with a Havana commission on evacuation details for Spanish troops.
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Havana
New York
Fiataga
Comunicaion
Corbett Sentence Commuted by Governor Budd in California
Sacramento August 18 Governor Budd commuted the sentence of John H Corbett who had been serving at San Quentin for a term he would have served. Corbett, once allied with McCoy and Ryan, was to be released. San Francisco August 14 A La Ken proposes the Olympic Club match in September for the middleweight world championship with Ken nedy offering a share of gross receipts.
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Sacramento
Cal
Budd
John Ht. Corbett
San Quentin
Fell Corbett
McCoy
Ryan
San Francino
A. la Kenfore
Olympic Club
Kennedy
Vatican reports pope resumes duties after illness
The Vatican asserts the pope has resumed his customary duties and is daily receiving deputies, despite contrary eruption reports.
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Vatican
New Presbyterian Church Dedication Reported in Lincoln County
Dr J D Counterming returns from Lincoln County where he assisted Rev H Bradbury in dedicating a new Presbyterian church built by local congregants. Sir William Fraser, Bart is noted as deceased. London reports Aug 34 and Sir William Augustus Fraser, a royal bodyguard for Scotland is mentioned in connection with the event.
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New Presbyterian Church
J. D. Counterming
Lincoln County
H. ©. Bradburry
Sir William Frazier
London
Sir William Augustin Frazier, Bart
Queen's Body Guards
Scotland
Mind Reading and a Wedding Plan in a Curious Talk
In a playful scene Miller reveals Villard’s spellbinding tale of a romance from first sight to engagement. Villard, after a night of confiding, asks Miller to confirm the chain of events and the wedding date, while a humorous aside about a courageous waiter and a joke about fruit with a wife punctuate the dialogue.
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Villard
Carter
Ste
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Anid Miller
Ee Oteas
Uston
George Carter
Willard
Hetle
Thureday
Athens
Hess
The Soldier's Banquet and Other Scribbles in New York
A humor filled piece follows Flo’s return from war and his epicurean night in Belmoniso's, a comic misadventure over menu choices, and a wake up call from a kitchen rag. Interspersed are brief jests and vignettes from New York papers: Sabbatarians aboard a ship, Weyler and Spain, and wry exchanges from social life with puns and hors d oeuvres of daily happenings.
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Brondway
Twenty-third Street
New York
Spaniaris
Tropics
Belmoniso
Wiis
Fifth Avenue
Tien
New York Journal
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