Topeka State Journal masthead and telegraph service note
Fragments show the Topeka State Journal masthead with byline Frank P. Mac Lennax and references to telephones, offices in Newton Chicago and Chicago, with mentions of exclusive leased wire reports and Associated Press service. The text is fragmented and includes boilerplate lines about delivery, branding, and press affiliations.
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Topeka Stata Journal
Frank P. Mac Lennax
Iter
Carrier
Bas
Eiaka Kar
Carurenas
Porter Bone
Katinas Avenue
Bish Newton
Von
Home News While Away and Other Tidbits
A jumble of notes from the State Journal mentions home delivery abroad, political mentions including Myron T. Hereick and Governor candidates, and a Georgia prison commission remark. It references a possible mail subscription, a Pennsylvanian or New England discussion, and plans for a late 19th century railway experiment between Columbus and Indianapolis with modern passenger comforts.
Canal Proposal Drives US Debate on Building Route
In a column-like voice, a speaker urges the United States to pursue a transoceanic canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific, arguing it benefits all and urging Congress to consider immediate action. He warns against foreign blocks and imagines U S action echoing worldwide implications.
Editorial on Governor Guebel murder case and political figures
An opinion piece condemns the alleged plot to murder Governor Guebel and recounts claims about Caleb Powers and Cecil Mikes, with references to Governor Taylor, Judge Durbin, Elihu Root and military leadership. It discusses political intrigues, lynching debates, and calls for accountability while touching on racial tensions and local anecdotes.
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Taylor
Onis
Rotarnett
Powers
Youtssen
Durbis
United States
Where the Money Goes in City Spending Critique
The Washington Post discusses a master plan appeal addressing city finances and the burden on taxpayers. It cites the Chicago Tribune’s critique of Mary Brien’s death and the costs of arrests, trials, and care, noting wages swallowed by the system and proposing questions about reform and public assistance.
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Washington Post
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Tribure
Tribune
Mary Brien
Hridewell
the Tribune
Anther
Wimlar Imbert
Therese
Bridewell
Lyme
Mary O'firiens
Theresa
Mary
Panama Canal Treaty Moves in Congress With Amendments
A fragment notes Colombia's congress aims to steer the Panama canal treaty by amendments that may limit U S access. It mentions current law directing the president to seek a route via Nicaragua if the Panama proposal fails.
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Colombia
United States
Panama
Difficult Digestion Causes Irritability and Distress
A fragment describes dyspepsia as making life miserable with bitterness, bad mouth taste, stomach tenderness, a sour stomach, heartburn, and irritability. Mention of Hood's Sarsaparilla appears as an cure suggestion within noisy OCR text.
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Hood
Pointed SSB Asrates and crooked candidates left off
A fragmented voice warns voters to avoid crooked candidates and emphasize honest dealers who use the same scales. The piece notes distrust of patched stories and urges discretion, citing a museum manager and a dispute over George Washington. It ends with a warning to hide family secrets away from curious neighbors.
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Praeport
George Washinston
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A humorous column notes men avoid surf dangers, jokes about lawyers protecting wealth, and the folly of rejected suitors. It imagines elf maids who could face legal trouble if married, and ridicules men calculating wealth and clients from real estate.
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New York
Monument to Chester Arthur Birthplace Site Marked in Vermont
Granite memorial unveiled at the Arthur birthplace site in Vermont with former Senator William Chandler of New Hampshire, ex secretary of the navy, delivering remarks. Event notes include local officials and historic ties to President Arthur amid a misty ceremony at the Sioux River area.
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Arthur Fairfield
Chester
Arthur
William B. Chandler
New Hampshire
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Cure for Heart Disease
A testimonial exalts Dr Miles Heart Cure for heart disease. It claims removal of the disease’s cause, strengthens nerves, aids heart action, improves circulation, and replaces weakness with strength. The speaker cites recovery from severe heart trouble in 1896 and urges others with palpitations and shortness of breath to begin treatment, ending with an offer to send a free book by Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Dr. Miles
Dr Mile
Mites
Bess
Wys
Miles
Gecter
Mas A. A. Stowe
Los Angeles
Sife
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Sullivan Convicted In Bribe Solicitation Case
Jefferson City dispatch reports Missouri State Senator William P. Sullivan found guilty of soliciting a bribe for three votes on the antiamendment during last winter’s session. The jury reached verdict here after deliberations, with Sullivan sentenced to a punished term set at a price.
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Kannas City
Star
Jefferson City
William P. Sullivan
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress and
National Irrigation Association
Seattle
Washington
Port
Oregon
Tacoma
Bay View
Elka Harbor Point
Mackinac City
Petoskey
Traveras City
Gan
Edison Promises Miracle Wireless Messages Soon to Fly
Thomas A Edison, angered by German jealousy, accuses Baby Braun of backing a Baltic opposition station to disrupt Marconi’s wireless system. He predicts transatlantic wirefree messages at 500 words a minute and a simple crossing of the Atlantic wiretapping barrier, likening it to the incandescent light battle.
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New York
Thomas A. Ea
Baby-Braun
Experor Wiliam
Marconi
Baltic
Atlantic
Uratan
Local residents and meetings fill city notes
Abilene and Renner Springs residents enter the city social scene while the Republican Flambeau armory meeting and other civic events unfold. Typhoid cases at Stormont hospital. Hutch Cave fined for maintaining nuisance. city engineers and residents travel, marry or file licenses as vacation plans and club meetings shape the week.
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A. R. Allen
Abilene
Kansas
John Winger
Renner Springs
Bar
J. Payne
File
I. Tiehner
Flambeau Cut
U. S
E. P._Mekeever
New Orleans
Kila Armstrong
Salina
Kan
F. M. Grover
Monroe Street
Hutch Cave
Frank Bacon
Stormont
McCabe
Washburn College
Andrew Ahlstrom
Jefferson Street
Runtoon
N. M
Mitn Ethelyn Powers
Eldorado
H. Hi. Keith
Topeka
Helen Fitch
Overbrook
J. B. McConnell
Taaw
John Bennling
Hiawatha
A. R. Luke
Kansas Avenue
Potwin
Darby
Mena Club
Ferday
Georgette
Lawrence i Street
A Cure for Asthma Miracle Drug Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Rudolph Schiffmann s Asthma Cure as a universal remedy claiming dramatic results. A Toledo reader reports severe asthma for three years with nights of gasping and says the product gave complete relief in 2 to 5 minutes after a physician recommended it. Sold by druggists in packs.
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Rudolph Schiffmann
BR. M. Spencer
Vermont Avenue
Toledo
Drei Mei
Packaga
Fire at J Gill's home and sand dredge plans noted
A gasoline stove fire at J Gill's house 615 Lincoln called out the fire department last night causing little damage. The Wear Coal company is building a large sand pumping boat 26 by 65 feet with 1000 yards daily capacity and 75 horsepower spraters. Dredge on the Kansas river deemed uneconomical due to floods.
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J. Gill
Lincoln
Wear Coal Company
Kansas River
United Presbyterian Synod Nearing End Tonight
This evening's session closes the three day United Presbyterian synod at the corner of Eberith and Harrison streets. About 150 attendees from various church branches heard Rev J A Lynn of Kansas City lead devotional exercises and Rev James White of Arkansas City read a paper titled Signs for the Times.
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United Presbyterian Synod
Eberith
Harrison Streets
J. A. Lynn
Kansas City
James White
Arkansas City
the Times
W.T. Campbell
BM. Spencer
R. McArthur
Newton
J. A. Lawrence
Wichita
Charles M. Sheldon
D. A. Coop
Iduna
J. €. Gibney
Young People's Hour
Wm. M. Brown
Springfeld
Sterling
the Evangelistic Church
J. Knox Montgomery
Charlotte
N.C
God
Campbell White
Pittsburg
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Jourtal
Ud Prean
Tell Day
Wera
Patel
State Journal
Myron T. Hereick
Hhin
Georgia Prison Commission
Wan
Bet Pek
Parry
Massachisetta
Admiral Dewey
Wirthor
Gestione
Columbus
Indianapolis
Nicerarus
Costa
Bopola
American Congress
Winent
Uncle Sam
Colic
Altch
England
Germany
France
Oyster Bay
Taft
Eliho Root
Root
Jonnaress
War Department
Goose and Gander
Tennessee
Yous
George C. Hemey
John Cristen
den Watson
Hatley D. Evans
Evans
Naval Academy
Onaga
Durham
Lincolnsville
Afr
Sedan
Pottawatomie County
Lyon County
Emporia
Concordia
Joe Smith
Wellington
Smith
Peru
Concordia Jointista
Howard Courant
Howard Paps
Globe Sights
Prom the Atenison
Veven
Ireniia
Uehitahnet Senate
Atchison
Nell
Sullivan
Edison Promises
Miracle
Kansas State Fair
Kansas State Exposition CO
The
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Kansas State Poultry Association
Department of Horticulture
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Department of Farm Products and
Kansas State Grange
Kansas Dairy
Association
M. A. Low
Chas. H. Sampson
Young Men's Christian Association
Eighth and
J. Campbell White
United Presbyterian Church
White
Galcutta
India
Via
Union Pacific
Denver
Colorado Springs
Geawood Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Deadwood
Lead
Custer
Hot Springs
Dakota
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
J. C. Fulton
F. A. Lewis
C.T.A
Colorado Flyer
Colorado
James, Jr
North Tope
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