Taemage of 1898 postal banking debate in national notes
The article surveys calls for postal savings banks in the United States, noting growing support among workers and from the National Board of Trade committee. It contrasts U S exports with Britain and other nations, highlighting rising domestic production and re-exports to explain trade standings and the push for financial reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsteh
Ennree
Sweden
Great Britain
Austria
Belgium
Finland
Hungary
Japan
Australia
France
Russia
Italy
Netherlands
Ren Hawa
United States
Mediterranean West Project Promised Citywide Canal
The proposal to build a canal linking the Caribbean to the Pacific across Nicaragua is described as a bold plan that could transform Western Hemisphere trade and reshape global influence after the war. Supporters claim early construction will yield major geopolitical and economic benefits for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Loud & Canal
Nicaragua
Caribbean
Americes
The Panama and Ocean Routes Transform World Trade
A historical reflection on the proposed and planned waterways linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The text envisions canals in Central America and routes across oceans, claiming they will unite the seas and become the world’s cheapest transport for growing commerce and population between continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ocran
Atlantic
Panama
Caribbean
Eaxtern
Pacific
Pacific Oceana
Globe Lights and Moral Riddles From Chicago Advice Column
A fragmented Chicago advice column parodies love and matrimony with quirky maxims. It mocks moral pretenses, gender roles, and social expectations while weaving humor and irony through short proverbs and observational quips.
Denied Offer of Private Secretary Ship in Wichita
In Wichita on December 21 Governor Stanley denies that he offered Myatt the private secretary position after reports that Stanley pitched the job. No other details were provided about the alleged offer or the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Bee
Myatt
Wichita
Kan
Guy
Hay Grip Hits Washington Officials in Flu Outbreak
Washington December 21 Secretary Hay leaves the state department after a grip attack. Aden Cridler and Assistant Secretary Allen suffer from illness while Secretary Long is away ill. Many subordinates are affected. Also notes a Christmas tree kindergarten entertainment at Central Congregational Church. Wellington reports a castor bean incident and a hospital case recovery. Holiday excursions announced with Rock Island Route offering a single round trip fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
State Department
Department
Aden
Cridler
Allen
Mivy
Aute Alfculey Durin
Long
Kildgarten
Wellington
Martin Yes
Rock Island
One of thandsomest pieces of color Work issued this year
A lithographed color work with an embossed border of military emblems is offered by L Hood & Co of Lowell Massachusetts. Readers are urged to leave their name with a druggist to reserve a copy or send six cents in stamps for one to OC. Mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
OC. L Hood & CO
Lowell
Mass
Hood's Sarsaparilla Deemed Best Blood Medicine
Hood's Sarsaparilla is presented as America's greatest medicine for the blood and the best money can buy, with emphasis on its claim of superior efficacy and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
America
Watch of Captain Sleshee Survives Salt Water Dives
The passage notes Captain Sleshee’s watch, submerged in salt water thrice. It once sank in Japanese waters near Fabha Honda in 3575 when a Spanish pilot wired his vessel. It endured another salt water bath during a China Sea incident, and was recovered by a diver near Havana after the Maine incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleshee
Fabha Honda
Havana
Maine
Sigsbee
St. Paw
Wiship
Itaunin
Cuban
Betas Defend Fraternity In Collins Murder Controversy
A Betas fraternity member defends the chapter amid claims tied to the Collins murder. He asserts no wrongdoing by the fraternity, describes funeral support for Collins, and details post death behavior, discipline, and alleged investigations while denying collusion or expulsion.
Adjourms Till Tomorow In Collins Case
Jury adjourned until morning in the Collins trial as defense seeks further testimony. Witnesses Lange and Byke wttnesses reported hearing a rushing sound near a door on the murder morning, while an intro duction of a duplicate letter fragment was discussed and a new witness may testify tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Aftternoon
May Lorige
Wyatt
Grace Colling
Dean Bykew
Episcopal Church
Miss Lange
Gracie Cotling
Lim
Attorer Hayden
Johinson Jordan
Freeman
John Collins
Hazen
Hh. MY. Jiggden
Axon
Bliss Won’t Stay In Cabinet as Senators Press
Washington dispatch reports several western senators including Wolcott of Colorado and Epnoneret Wisconsin urged Secretary Elise to remain in the cabinet but he refused to reconsider his decision. He expects to retire January 1 and leaves the cabinet after his term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wolcott
Colorado
Epnoneret
Wisconsin
Loday
Elise
Moon
Lawmakers urged to grant rail rate powers in Kansas
A Kansas governor urges legislative and judicial action to regulate railroad charges. He proposes a state Board of Railroad Commissioners gain full judicial power to set reasonable rates, establish classifications, hear complaints, and enforce caps, with state aid for enforcement and potential reimbursement to contributors to a Kansas exposition fund. The session also covers senate and house organization and ongoing public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hat Court
Hue
Kansas
Court of Equnty
Nebraska
Questan Aia
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Pointe
GF Failroad
Eahry
Speaker Street
Milngzit
M. Suilitte
Gave
Frank Byers
Grant
J. L. Filson
Lane
Troian
Barclay
Kik
Leedy
Watson
Senate
House
Hackney
Taylor
Johnson
Presented Legislature Special Session Members Listed
The document lists members of the Kansas Legislature in a special session. Names include Populist and Republican representatives from multiple counties such as Leavenworth, Lawrence, Chanute, Fort Scott, and Garnett, with numerous districts and party affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanne Aprington
Co. Co
F. Marks
Poputtat
Init
Rinse
Depo Oican
Leavenworth
Poe
Republican
Kansas
Fort Scott
Joan Gascino
Bopuist
Bronson
James Cassin
Popuisi
Girard
Rey Farid
Te McGrath
Oyvate
Welle
Damocrat
Totem
Be Welles
Hen Sohnest
Boe
Wiha Memscrat
Dewennes
P. Jones
Chanute
DTC
Kansas Ballot Snapshot With Endless Parties
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous candidates by party across Kansas counties and towns. Names include Republicans Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans for various offices, with many scattered locales such as Topeka, Emporia, Junction City, Winfield, and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. MaeKeever
Larimer
Topeka
Gates
Holton
Mt. Bacon
Henry A. Saatte
Miawatha
G. W. Joh
Ante
Feening Tea
F. Buel
Republicat
George H Peleon
Wink
J. J. Muxenmayer
Junction City
Wool
Palenske
Alma
Chas. Harris
Emporia
W. Gray
Council Grove
Ingieton
Pariulist
Hurekelation
Oan
aSaghharte
Srown
Rein City
Howard Jaanins
Winfield
Gillespde
Towanda
Phigh
Fe Sonnsan
Pupunies
Cottonwood
R. Burkhwider
T. Harvey
K. J. Bennett
Merrieton
John J. Marty
Popullet
Longford
Cakaplain
S. Louies
Entes
Furtes
M. Irwin
Epee
Wichita
Hi Hurleds
Malvhen
Hackney
Welling
Henry PF. Harbaugh
Populist
Concord
Ferris
Mott
He Harper
TH. W. Falrebita
Kingman
Pomuilet
Caven
Theo
Bot
Readers in Kansas Prime the State Journal For News
The Topeka Daily State Journal promotes itself as the best source for legislative and new administration news in Kansas. It offers home delivery subscriptions with calendar day rates for access to full reports on state politics, railroad coverage, and upcoming events including the governor’s session and a major murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Union
Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Thie Stata Journal
Riartams Leety Pee
Pemskrs
Unknown garbled notice from past issue
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear reference to a purchase or event. No definite names, places, dates, or organizations readable. Unable to determine a concrete item. preserve ambiguity in a compact card.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka State Journal
Praneh
Lennamn
wiessase-No
Delvered
Reka State Journal
Savenue
Fe Court
Cpa
Telephones
C.u
Fobnen
Bleser
England
Bertme
Myre Meybrick
Stillsola
Mtchiner
Atlanta
Chiesec
Nice
Philadelphia
Tariner
Alabama
Shermen
Cuba
Fatire Eecertarigs
William Mckinsen
Peoria Journal
Lote
HSS
Dilly
Pelther
Suds
Penote
Frances
Fraternity Matters
Betas
State Journal
Erat
Bruieber
Wie
Newton
Jole Collins
Serioul
Wing
Leonard
Buen
Nals
Adirs
Ate Cues SySpeden
Sheenape
Rave Coffan
Raines
Calles Saan
Ostron
Atl
Bihar
Rugard
Bonnrathe
Mum
Tpepelen
Dik Expensen
Menion Ue
Getlun
Wg Collins
Leoiara
Wingray
Collin
Ku Etter
Kel
Bete
Cibink
Bate
Jawad
Pwa
Andreasim
Tii
Tii Played Poterr
Ake
Tepeku
Dea
Bliss
Regisiature
State of Agriculture
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Missouri Paelie
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St Louis
San Francisco
John
Harvey
Harvey Waldson
State of
A. S. Embree
BR. T. Andrews
Atchiana County
BF. Wallack
J.C. Stone
W. A. Burns
T. J. Anderson
B. Ward
W. A. Mosher
H. Allen
Supreme Court
Benson
Butler
Hessin
Hiley
Mathews
McPherson
Hanna
M. A. Householder
Marion Watson
King
Croasan
Young
Montgomery County
Parretly
L. A Henshaw
Teresa
New York
Nassau
N. P
Barta
India
Otto Kuehne & CO
Ony H
Burt Hepulleen
Hugoton
Pepulthey
Dulas
Veoh
ATE
The
Seamie
Oy Felwit
Haryer
E. Andurnan
Janie
Avehiaom
Cage
Hoopenaiden Posunen
Pay F. Benson
Populiet Chelen
Fornéy
Lewel
Royal Matte Me
Fess 'S
Roser Reramieg
Baraa
Sain Ware
Belevi
Behan
Ratpeila
Tireat
Tauater
Buraie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!