Topeka State Journal Bids For Subscriptions And News Reach
The Topeka State Journal details subscription terms and delivery, noting wire service connections with Associated Press and coverage across the city. It references price structures, remote wire reports, and continued use of the journal as a primary news source for readers in Topeka.
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RoRa College Inverse of 51000 Money Secured
A fragment reports an inverted sum of 51000 money with 320,10 to be secured, mentioning fraud schemes and authorities. The text references Workburn and Lut, with unsecured funds and a note about enforcement or investigation. The garbled OCR cites Dr Fuso and college authorities amid claims of fleece and theft.
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Fuso
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Topeka Voters Face Education Funds Grant Decision
A local discussion stresses securing funds for Washburn College to advance education. Advocates urge immediate action to raise a modest sum, noting national support and the college’s progress. Residents foresee the provision of essential funds being critical to modernization and growth.
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Washburn
Thone
Partisan Feud Over Speaker Contests and Federal Patronage
In heated remarks George Barker partisans attack Governor Hatley and the speaker vote plan as Senatorial bias. They accuse federal office holders of improper political meddling, citing Pringle and Harker factions. Barker supporters warn against patronage use to control the legislature, while Paap and Barton are tied to opposing actions.
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George 3. Barker
Bafey
Bernice
Hatley
House of Representatives
J.P. Pringle
Biss
Barker
Barker Organs Here Busied All Monner of Denunciation At the Incoming Poversor
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Lee Wetive
Ite Harter
Paap
Senator Barton
Barton
Bilsey
Primgie
Debated Path to Statehood For Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma
Washington editorial outlines arguments on statehood for the four territories Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and Indian Territory. It praises Senator Quay for a forceful stance favoring one combined state for Oklahoma and Indian Territory while opposing Arizona and New Mexico. The piece critiques the Omnibus Statehood Act and predicts tough battles in the upcoming legislative session.
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Arizona
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Senate
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Bond for Current Expenses in Topeka City Council
City council plans to authorize up to 40000 in bonds to cover floating indebtedness. Critics blame mismanagement and warns the measure would raise the levy via an indirect tax, risking future deficits and continued debt. Sensible reforms and strict budget enforcement are urged to avoid further warrants exceeding treasury cash.
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Chaotic Warble of Small-Town News and Oddities
A jumble of local notes reports odd events and snippets from Osage City and nearby towns. Mentions new cemetery plans, a city directory for Chanute, failed peach crops, and residents delivering wood. Also notes a gubernatorial or political stir and various cryptic phrases about local life and outages.
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Copriand
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes From Lone Star Region
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions officials, widow, youth, a turkey joke, and a county redaction. References to Lone Star, Pringle find, Mort Albaugh, and broken limbs suggest a local rural notice page with scattered names and events. Content is partial and non-cohesive but preserves names and place indicators.
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Seale
Lone Star
Johany Demp
William Adieeas
eOiketrise Fae
Afleenaturiel
Mort Albaugh
Globe Sights From Atchison Talk on Manners and Morals
A fragment from the Atésms Ne reviews social chatter and morals, noting how conversations reveal character. A passerby’s quip about feeding the stove prompts reflections on sympathy, conscience, and changing fashions among Atchison residents, including comments on women, manners, and a notable street incident.
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Atchison
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Fragmented Verse Notes On Habits And Society
A garbled text fragment discusses habits of dependence and social behavior. It mentions police magistrates, education, and money saving, with scattered, nonsensical phrases about men, women, and shopping. The piece lacks coherent narrative or factual detail.
Quaker Reflections From the Philadelphia Record
Cartoonish quips mock moral pretensions and social pretenses. Fragments note lovers, conscience, vanity, and aging, with witty exchanges among characters like Joax Hoax and The Bearded Lady, revealing satirical views on society and self.
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Reelections of mi packEon from the New York Press
Fractured prose humorously laments marital fidelity andgender norms. It critiques husbands who flatter wives while plotting to escape blame. The piece satirically contrasts male vanity with naive romantic myths.
Secretary Root eyes government furnished officer furniture plan
A New York Post Washington letter reports Secretary Root weighing a plan to have the government supply officers quarters and furniture for rent. The scheme would recoup costs through fixed rentals and place upkeep and receipts under the quartermaster's charge, with an estimated outfitting cost not exceeding 550 dollars.
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Root
New York Post
Me Jumpsey and the Salvation Army Life Story
A fragmented diary style piece profiles Me Jumpsey once suspected by a charity group, now a Salvation Army member living near Redmondville with a growing family. It details bottle collecting for income, a visit to the Salvation Army hall, and his rough but hopeful life amid town labor and poverty, including care for a struggling boy and reflections on honor and bread.
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Jimpsey
Wbae
Redmondville
MeTimpscy
Salvation Army
Koree
Medimpsey
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Micarith
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Eines Dimelf
Fenton
Salvation Army Hall
Dinlocated Shoulder Injuries At Dinlocated Parade
A fragment describes a person suffering a dislocated shoulder during a local event. It mentions relief after a bystander’s effort and a girl reacting emotionally. The text references Enid, a nun, and a hospital setting with vague details and uncertain names.
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