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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
2
A chaotic Topeka police page reports a string of midnight departures and escapes. Sam, Bourbon, and other locals flee, while Porter Patterson faces bond and a river search for boats. A warehouse of abandoned vessels, a drift of miscreants, and a tale of vagrant arrests fill the item with vivid, if ragged, street details.
Narrator explains “umbrella surgeons” with five dollars in legal tender could not find lodging after a night of searching Morpheus’ domain. They claim a constable fined them and insist they can trephine a silk parasol and fashion sun shades, declaring they are not Hobbes. Chapter Iu.
The Arkansas City Traveler reports a table encounter where J North meets three men labeled South West and East. North from Dakota discovers South from Texas West from California and East from Connecticut, all strangers prior to the meal.
The Nebraska meeting begins with President Garry A. Willard in Oqnaha. He reviews the year, notes increased membership, and outlines committee topics. Papers include The Business Outlook, The Ethics of the Profession, and The Newspaper and Community. Delegates tour South Sterns stock exchange exhibit at noon.
Secretary of war orders four coast artillery companies to leave Cuba locations at Cienfuegos and Havana and assigns stations in New York Park Mott. Missouri Fort McKinley. and forts to be built at Bahia Honda and Guantanamo, with garrison plans for new projects amid Caribbean duties.
A nostalgic note extols Morning Cereal as essential fuel for the day alluding to varied cereals from good to best. It invites readers to visit call or send the children, promising favorite brands and easy preparation with stock on hand.
An 8 continuation of the Antarctic account describes sailors aboard the Morning enjoying rum and tobacco despite pure air making smoke less noticeable. The crew, including blue Sockets, share stories, songs, and mandolin tunes while the Ant erede’s odd smell challenges perceptions.
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