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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1901
Page
3
Health building remedies in De Greene New York City focus on solutions for women at 38 West 14th Street. The notice highlights products and guidance aimed at female health concerns and wellness practices.
Fragmentary text recounts a typhoon ordeal with ships and trains affected. Mentions a period of danger, uncertain locations, and disrupted transport. Readers glimpse a maritime disaster narrative with emphasis on weather and peril but many details are unclear.
Ambiguous OCR text notes a faction called Fusionists backing a speaker, with fragments implying a ceremonial vote and allied figures. Key names and places are unreadable, but the gist concerns a formal nomination and political maneuvering within a legislative body.
Fragmented OCR text indicates Denver seeks a show as a political dispute unfolds. Names and events are garbled but imply a public event or proposal prompting debate and potential clashes with authorities.
Dr Parkhurst discusses changes against Tammany in New York City. He says if district attorney can bring credible evidence linking Tam many Hall to protection for gain and vice, it could lead to justice and city reform. He notes grand jury questioning names and dates and warns Sing Sing for key figures.
The Post Office Department released a comparative statement showing tax details for stamped paper. The document lists the period ending December 31, 1588, detailing impediments and charges in the postal revenue context.
Tribune reports Westen raids agreed to wartime fare to welcome President Beekintey. Tickets priced to February 28 at western stations Fence 37 and Ssaed Musee, with sales continuing until sold out.
Anxious railroads await next season as Santa Fe reports many empty ice houses and depleted supply. Mild winter eased anxiety among railroad men who started harvests in Norton, Rock Island region, while Santa Fe extended harvests west into Colorado and New Mexico with quality remaining high.
Rileers and constivredal freight hopan for ee ees acie at Wich in Topers yesterday. General superintendent of tie Rocke ell headquarters at Ca Sele Fear frente is on an inspection tour west of the Missouri river. E. W. Thompson, assistant passenger and ticket agent for Jema Inland, accompanied by his wife, left last evening for California and Mia. Phomipeon will be gone about two weeks. Engineer C. W. McClure of the Cottonwood division of the Santa Fe will resist a series of shifts. Tour YMG. A. om the evening of Jan.
June notes list five extra conductors, shifts for Believer, Jett, and Newton to Great Bend route. Firemen Ed Lestie Isaff B W Ghent Suginess Jones off duty. James Patterson active. Henry O'Brien takes layoff on masked tiger incident. Firemen to perform at Argentina on January M with about twenty Capelea attendees. Railroad music class for Tuesday postponed due to revival.
Historical notes detail ice storage limits and distribution from Topeka to Argentine, plus Santa Fe and Rock Island railroad updates. Mentions depots planned at Oklahoma City, new time card for Chickasha division, and personnel moves including Devin and others.
Reported exchanges of positions between Santa Fe and Denver & Rio Grande workers amid a brief halt in the strike. Operators swapped duties across adjacent divisions, with claims of brotherliness and no open hostility. A few Rio Grande men reportedly paid premiums to transfer, while a Santa Fe contingent remained on the job during the exchange period.
Sentry Brothers of Strong City Kansas report progress on a ballast contract for a new Osage river road out of a prison site near Osceola Missouri. The Osceola to Kansas City distance is being ballasted, with heavy equipment and labor staged to complete the project.
Brief dispatches cover coal miners in northern Colorado willing to accept scale with exceptions for Northern Coal Company. Also reported are a car department blunder in Princeton Indiana, a fatal fire in Centa- toea area with $50,000 loss, and various political and civic updates from Washington and Denver including auditor responsibilities, legislative actions, and stock exchange clashes.
Advertisement-style testimony claiming Swamp Root cures kidney and urinary ailments. A female patient from Ames describes severe back pain, fatigue, and low energy, then reports relief after using Swamp Root and other remedies. The piece urges readers to try a free sample and buy bottles at fifty cents to one dollar, touting doctor endorsements and nationwide availability.
A famous Confederate agent died today in this city, with no action taken on the late Senator Davis's successor. The report mentions martial law in Cape Town and a spike of cold in the Mercury readings, plus a list of officers installed by Knights of Pything in Topeka.
Partial railroad timetable notice from COLORADO FLYER indicates Rock Island Route departures toward Topeka arriving Colorado Springs and Denver with a 2:79 pow symbol and next morning times. Names and exact times are unclear due to damaged text.
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