Topera State Journal teletypes and offices listed
Leased wire report from the Associated Press notes the Topeka State Journal received full telegraph service from New York and Chicago offices. It describes delivery of morning and overnight news, with a full night report available and distributed to readers.
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Topera State Journal
Blank P. Mat Lennan
Topeka
Congress
New York
Vanderbilt
Paul Bleek
Chicago
Mar
Associated Press
Moemaker
Aantal
Searae
Bie
Miso
Panama link Pan American Railway shifts regional outlook
The Pan American Railway project, linked to Guthrie and an aim to spur cross continental traffic, is described amid broader notes on commerce and expansion. Reading tracks mention of Panama, Hawaii, and the Gulf region, with a focus on rail and canal ambitions and the wider economic context.
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Peticione
Pouth
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Pan American Railway
South America
Bankers and Markets Describe Severe Stock Decline
A review from the Pinauetal Review dated August 22 notes a heavy stock market drop driven by fear of university and other causes. The analysis cites a fall in securities from 2804 million on paper to a revised lower total, with widespread anxiety about credit and market conditions.
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Lunkert
Dave Beett
Artinela
Bern Rand
Milibiok
Eee
Aittan Beedasi
Esvesnive
Tng & Lnrestening
Financial mood steadies after speculative fever wanes
In a wary but hopeful assessment, analysts concede the boom may have peaked but warn against a broad decline. They credit disciplined credit contraction by leading bankers and a sober market tone for strengthening the overall financial scene amid lingering fear.
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Wah Street
Opin— Jans
Fragmented Atchison Globe Reader Note on Life and Work
A fragmented excerpt from the Atchison Globe offers musings on money, life events, personal conduct, and social observations. It references neighbors, editors, storekeepers, and an Atchison girl, while poking at habits like tobacco use and propriety. The piece reads as a stream of assorted vignettes and unsolicited advice.
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Ebroriul
Lalla
New Way to Treat Hay Fever by Hyomerinal Remedy
Geo W Stanafeld a druggist promotes Hyomer endite remedy as a hay fever cure. Claims stop spasms eye irritation and runny nose, and can prevent attacks or slow chronic disease. Endorsements from users are cited, including JF Forbes from McCook Nebraska.
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Geo. W. Stanafeld
Reumot Jt Ig
JF Forbes
Iener
Moror
McCook
Neb
Hywenel
Hut
Eure
Reflections and anecdotes echo in Chicago News fragment
A jumble of quoted maxims and a vanished reminiscence from the New York Press circulates with a dinner scene featuring Dr Thomas A Hoyt. The fragment includes jests on jealousy, marriage, and a Princeton president, ending with a prompt to write to Vinewood Exay.
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Thomas A. Hoyt
Chambers-Wylie
Patton
Princeton
Henry €. Minton
General Assembly
Max
Mitton
Mr. Hoyt
New York Times
Topeka bridge debate shapes temporary railway access
A large North Topeka meeting backed giving the Topeka Railway Co. a temporary right of way to cross Melan bridge under strict limits. The plan would use the bridge for one year single track with rails on surface, controlled speed, day passenger traffic only, and night freight only. City expense to widen approaches and enforce safeguards, with final council action pending expert consultation.
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North Topeka
Business Men's League
Topeka Railway Company
Melan Bridge
First Ward
Mater Chine
Holman
City Railay Company
Snoterness
Topeka
Kans City
Beauties Shire Mare to Bring Topeka Fair Exhibits
Beauty the champion Shire mare from the Chicago International Exposition 1901 headlines plans for Topeka Kansas state fair. H A Heath reports Missouri visitors and fine line of live stock exhibits with champions from Sedalia and Des Moines leading to Topeka. N Moody promotes Galloways while L W Cochrane of Crawford Indiana will bring Beauty and a full Shire stable.
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H. A. Heath
Topeka
Misouri
Sedalia
Towa
Nebraska State Fell
Kangas
Topeka Fair
Heath
Des Moines
Missouri
Wxnithers
N. Moody
Adams
Beauty
L. W. Cochrane
Crawfo
Indiana
Cochrane
Debate Over Bridge Use Delays North Topeka Rail Plans
City officials discuss a proposed bridge for railway use, arguing delay benefits North Topeka recovery while opponents fear the ordinance aids the rail company. Debate cites a British bridge project and Africa’s Atbara River as benchmarks for build time and stresses temporary service viability amid legal complications.
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Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Atbara
Africa
North Topeka
Garfield Park
G. F. Kimbal
Deaths and Funerals For David Teubner Soldier
David Teubner an old soldier of Co B 7th Missouri Cavalry died recently at Christ's Hospital at TL years. Funeral from 330 Lawrence Street under G A R and W R services. Jane R Dennis funeral at Grace Church at 2 40 pm Wednesday August. Guild members asked to come early. Datson aged 2 years died Sunday night from whooping cough. Funeral Monday from 1188 Lincoln Street.
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David Teubner
Co B
7Th Missouri Cavalry
Christ's Hospital
Lawrence Street
W. R
Mra
Jane R. Dennis
Grace Eatresen
Guild
Nin
Datson
Pone
Aca
Lincoln Street
Neighborhood Halloween Lantern Display Draws Crowd
In Lafayette street last night a local display featured about twenty five jack o lanterns. Prizes went to Lela Dishrow for first, Willie Walters for second. Jenn nng Weber took third. Carl Sterrett of Manhattan Manufacturing visited Topeka with Mrs Sterrett and their child. The Ladies Missionary Society of Third Presbyterian will sew quilts at the church on Wednesday and inviting state attendees. A new Santa Fe ball team is forming with several Tw Gpingern secured and more to join, aiming to field an Invincible squad.
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Jacob Crook
Lafayette Street
Lela Dishrow
Willie Walters
Jennnng Weber
Carl Sterrett
Manhattan Manufacturing Company
Topeka
Washburn Grounds to Host Kansas Teams in Exhibition
News from New York recounts William A. Truesdale, president of the Delaware and Lackawanna and Western, in danger two weeks due to a blood poisoning infection after a finger scratch. He has since improved and is out of danger though his arm swelled to the elbow, with amputation avoided.
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Truesdale
New York
William A. Truesdale
Delaware and Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Greenwich
Conn
Newspaper Fever Drives Old Reporter to Scene of Trouble
An veteran journalist discusses newspaper fever, its pull on writers and readers, and recalls rushing to a New Orleans incident. He notes the instinct to chase violent or dramatic events, the lasting bond to the craft, and the odd reunion with an old colleague at the scene.
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New Orleans
Panera
Notre Dame de Lourdes Academy Ad Fort Beatt Kansas
Boarding and day school run by Sisters of St. Joseph offers refined education with courses for teachers, music instruction, French and German, plain and ornamental needlework. Catalogue and details available from Sisters of St. Joseph Fort Scott Kansas.
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Fort Beatt
Kansas
Sisters of St. Joseph
Fort Scott
Newspaper Fever Defines A City Moment In New Orleans
A brief New Orleans Times-Picayune line notes public fascination with a surge of sensations labeled as newspaper fever. The quote highlights collective obsession with print culture and its social impact.
Whales deep divers debate on maximum depths and feeding
A collection of notes debates whaling and naturalist views on how deep whales dive for food. Kacovitza argues a 169 yard limit, while others question this, noting most species may not reach such depths. The text touches on whale feeding habits, eye use in darkness, and pressure limits.
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Whalers
Naturaliste
Belgium
Kacovitza
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