Topeka State Journal Names Governor Candidate Prospects
The Topeka State Journal discusses potential gubernatorial candidates including Stubbs of Berence and Yom Kelly while noting rumors and carrier details. The piece reflects internal political maneuvering and reader speculation about who might accept an offer to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbe
Berence
Stubbs
Eitjom
Jerussian
Topeka
Santyne
Han
Met
York
Zi Vandertils
Paul Fock
Mer
Chicago
Public notices and city reports in 1900s era text
The text presents a fragmented Associated Press delivery with references to Topeka distribution and a digitized Word era claim. It mentions Mr McKinley and President Roosevelt era figures, theft of copies, and corruption hints. It cites railway and traffic talk, including Chicago and Alton rail lines, and fatality statistics from a year ending June 30, alongside municipal alderman suspicions and aquisition chatter. It appears as a garbled newswire digest with scattered names and places.
Mechanism of Westures and the Stubbs of Lawrence
A fragmented critique argues that Mr. Stubbs, longtime ally of Senator Burton, has risen as a champion of legislative economy and reform. The piece portrays Stubbs as controlled by Burton, moved from Dirty roles, and positioned to lead despite past extravagance and party positions.
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Westures
Str. Stubbs
Lawrence
Atulbbe
Stubbs
Hiat
Wien
Off Wut
Burton
Mr. Stibbs
Mrr
Jerusaem
Turton
Ieneas
Hoch
Dioch
Bludbs
Biet Berton
Beston
Jeriualem
Enier
The Wak of Life Amid the Chic Ago Calamity at the Quoins
A dramatic lament on the Chicago Iroquois theater catastrophe and nationwide railway accident fears. The piece contrasts the Masacre’s scale with historic disasters, noting immense loss of life and property and the fragility of human defenses against nature. It reflects national shock and sympathy for Chicago amid the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicaco
Ansio
Pd Balakluyn
Wheelesaie
Ife
Woeldonte
Diesster
Ware
Ward
Carll Harman
Bristow Triumph Seen Amid Post Office Turmoil
The article portrays Joseph Bristow's challenges with post office reforms and political pressures. It notes his clashes with powerful figures, his insistence on honesty, and the president's support, suggesting Bristow will remain in the Roosevelt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Mr. Bristow
Cubs
Ukeleton
West Virginia
Bristow
Tritain
Perry Wrath
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Dristow
Mcking
Roosevelt
White House
Kansas
Biswest
Post Office
Wven
A Faithful Servant in Trade Conditions
A discussion notes how crowds vary by hour, with cars, restaurants, and barber shops busy at peak times yet sparse at others. It describes merchants facing busy fall seasons and references standing near a telephone exchange switchboard just before 7 pm, hinting at social or economic patterns without clear specifics.
The Postman and Santa Claus in One Time of Year
The article notes the postman's heavy burden during holidays with mails and parcels pouring in. It highlights his constant rounds, varied duties, and essential role alongside other workers, praising his patience, intelligence, and dedication as key to the season's logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4 & Pedler
Expreka
Santa Clnug
Confessions of a Theater Press Notice Writer
An unnamed author condemns theatrical advance notices and redress the hurt caused by sham productions. The narrator recalls being pressed by a manager with money to fabricate favorable reviews for the show The Fate of a Woman's Whim starring Geraldine Imogen De Soufrere. The piece details hurried, low-cost press sheets, fake biographies, and a scramble to meet opening-night demands, exposing the mockery of public notice writing and the theater trade.
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Presa Agente
Imogent
DeSoufrere
Miso
Comedienne
Geraldine Imogent de Soufrere
Mag
Geraldine
Amal
Tady Vere DeVere
India
Conservatory of Dancing and
Howe
Cincinnati
Geiter
Otter
W. HW Crane
James K. Hackett
Richard MansSek
Fisk
Henrietta Crossman
Blair
Ponch
Judy Mows
Wha
Borneo
Randomra
Bukment
Ananias Fisher
Fragmentary Wichita News Items And Local Oddities
Local scraps recount a mix of rural happenings and oddities from Topeka through Wichita. Mentions include farmers with turkeys, horse thieves in Neosho County, a street corner healer in Wichita, a church social in a city, football memories in Lawrence, and various peculiar incidents such as a Vienna farmer sharing drinks, a Cantropolus man’s whitening hair, and a Eureka tale of a push between shickene and rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Allen
Wichita
Lawrence
Tonica
Neasho County
Ully
Boalt
Greenwood County
Wilpescracker
Ulpeens
Vienna
Emterprian
Lees
Pelee LIGHTS and scattered wry moral quips in verse
The clipping presents a collage of humorous maxims and social witticisms about fashion, marriage, neighbors, businesswomen, and gossip. It parries with quips about a mother promising a gun at age 28, women with business ability neglecting curl upkeep, and neighbors offering dubious advice, all wrapped in light satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minti
Tra Barth
Atchison
Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A fragmentary wit filled column quotes social observations about marriages and resolutions. It notes women aging and men negotiating domestic roles, with humorous digressions on riding and fashion. The text hints at playful class satire and casual banter from era social commentary.
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New York Press
Deesa
Sea Islands
Mets
Among the Books Began Jack London Story Career in School
A retrospective on Jack London from Oakland High School papers traces his early writing under the pseudonym Frisco Kid and his socialistic leanings. It details his first published piece Bonin Island in January 1895, his hobo themed Frisco Kid tale, and early recognitions by the Aegis school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack London
Jack Redon
London
Kipling
Rudyard
Oakland High School
Bonin Island
Aegis
Mizrod
Assistuion
Pon
Josiah Flynt
Young London
Deyn
Systein
Norta
Lenton
Belet
Book Notes on Modern Fairy Tales and Current Volumes
A digest of recent book items and magazine contents. Features about Fouques Antiae translated tales, an annotated edition with vocabulary, and life of the author. Collier’s January issue includes essays by Spencer James Stevenson and McLaughlin, plus coverage of the St. Louis exposition, graft discussions, and notable fiction and art volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Bee
Aimple
Uula Edition Bis
J. Henry Neha
London stories mark early writing in raw form
A fragment from Mor recounts two May tales by a young writer. It notes Jack London’s first story One More Ui Recreamane? as not a schoolboy effort and highlights themes of the frozen north and the craft of the budding author.
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Jack London
Mor
Themas
Soldier's Life of Wolseley Published by Scribner
A two volume photogravure set presents Viscount Wolseley’s stirring martial autobiography. The career includes campaigns in the Chinese war, Riel suppression, Ashantee war, and his role in the American Civil War era, detailing visits to Generals Lee and Jackson and observations on British command in Canada.
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Marshal Wolseley
Scribner's
Viscount Wolseley
Ponte
Lord Wolseley
St Wan
Cans
Confederacy
Les
Stonewall Jackson
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Ferake
Hoyt
Sears
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Chicago News
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Pete
Cordelia
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Opera House
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World Farms
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Vere DeVere
Reginald DeCourney
Jane
Vern DeVere
Lors Darby
Brinkwater
Liv
George DeVere
Attenpia
DeVere
Pelee Lights
Tramp Life
de. Chas
Jefferson
Collier’s
Herbert Spencer
Praf Willam James
Broly J. J. Stevenson
DFE
A. Hathers
Pele
T. A. Jagear, Jr
Allen McLauhlin
Carolyn Amangs
Northrop
Lace
Dr. W. Schenpegrell
Jam Bicgins
Brigham
Mr. Crawson
Bae Nee Thoi Lary
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Lave
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