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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
6
Fragmentary 19th century text describes a reenacted mortgage law, extending redemption and detailing procedures for foreclosure. It references Senates and amendments, court orders, and costs, with emphasis on extending the redemption window and shifting property sale rules under certain conditions.
Fragmented notes describe a local political clash over county leadership with references to Ed Weller and Shende Anes. The piece hints at a two year term and a proposal affecting a county commissioner position, with names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
The readable portions capture a public scene with references to a gentleman, a drive, and a wag on journey. It mentions Bartis and a Byun figure in a curt, dated tone, implying an old courtroom or meeting setting with social chatter and mild humor.
An unclear OCR passage fragments a discussion of mechanical systems and a contentious sequence of events. Names, dates, places, and coherent facts are obscured, yielding a hazy snapshot of a technical or industrial scene with references to machinery, measurements, and possibly a public or organizational context.
Vague notes say many ballots were thrown out yesterday afternoon amid objections by unnamed parties. References to Madden and others are unclear as attorneys prepare next steps and await official reaffirmations from authorities.
Senate approves several appropriations including 25000 for Topeka administration building and 56500 for prisoner transportation. Also authorizes sale of Old Court House to a new site in Iola. Fragmentary notes mention imperial thanks and foreign affairs in Constantinople.
Washington Teb 14. The division of insular affairs of the war department has prepared a statement of collections from all sources at Havens conto Nouve during January. Total receipts were $872.
Fragmentary news reports describe a deadly incident during a wedding tour near Caima in the Nile region, involving two men named Alexander Honmobers and a father figure. Details are unclear as the text is garbled. A separate Kansas City item notes Hattie L McBride facing a pension-related matter with Laine Parker cited.
A simple Catholic ceremony binds Dona Marta de la Mercedes by Bourbon y Hapsburg to Prince Charles of Bourbon at the royal palace chapel in Madrid. Attending were the Queen Regent, the royal family, and high clergy as the couple exchange rings in a restrained, formal rite. The procession and reception followed in the palace, with the wedding party led by the bride’s and groom’s families.
Fragmentary report describes authorities and clergy aligned around a chapel site in Ure county. It references former ministers, a civil governor, military figures, and a ceremonial cantata linked to a September event. Details are garbled, with multiple names and places unreadable.
The house passed a arbitration bill this morning amid division over appointing judges. Debate centered on whether a three judge arbitration court is empowered to issue injunctions. Republicans backed keeping railroad politics out, while supporters argued the measure would aid direct labor arbitration and protect individual liberty.
A long royal address discusses mourning Britain’s loss, the empire’s global role, and duties to colonies. It covers Pekin allied actions, Australian commonwealth establishment, Canada and Australia wartime contingents, West Africa campaigns, drought relief in Bombay presidency, and financial and legal measures for civil, military, and educational reforms. It closes with prayers for guidance and success.
Fragmentary notice references St Paul and return fare via Santa Fe route dated the 18th. Mentions torture and a supposed cure with Deen's Ointment, but details are unreadable and uncertain. The text blends travel terms with social commentary and an invalid product claim.
The Russian press praises the Russo French American understanding reported from Petersburg on Feb 14. The Nevoye Vremya says the United States aligns with Europe for mutual benefit, while Novosti notes Japan’s cautious stance toward China and predicts a future accord among Russia Japan and shifts toward a lasting alliance.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a character Delia and others discussing a murder and a medical case. The text depicts confusion, misheard names, and rhetorical questions as a narrator questions the plan and motives, ending with a murky reference to a member of a group.
A Riverpeab area depot on the outskirts of Chicago was wrecked by a dynamite blast. The explosion blew out walls and furniture, the burglars escaped with little value, and the blast shook the village.
Public notice lists a Wichita and Return $4.62 fare via Sante Fe Route with tickets on sale soon. Mentions inaugural presidential events and a future trip to National Building in St. Louis. Includes health remedy ad for La Grippe and other ailments with drugstore term usage.
Chicago February 1 report notes early trading activity as markets weigh forecasts and export prospects. Prices show scattered gains and slight weakness across grains with freight costs and contract terms shaping expectations for forthcoming cycles.
The item details dairy and livestock market activity with figures for receipts and prices. It notes Kansas City Produce, wheat and hog values, and port shipping notes, mentioning brands and traders. The report blends commodity quotes with milling and creamery mentions and local market chatter.
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