The Trust Question An Issue From Warnamaters North America
A notes on trust politics in the 1900s discuss Republican and Democratic stances. It argues the trust issue should be central in campaigns, opposing sidelining it, and calls for clear proposals to curb corporate power. Mentions McKinley era policies and broader economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnamaters North America
Canton
Smith
Republican Party
Democrata
Irene
Burscombe
Quigs
Democracy
Tricia
Glimpse of Views on Women and Society From a Glibe Page
Fragmented and clipped commentary discusses ambition, power, and social norms among men and women. It references doctors seeking cures, the role of wives, and social control within relationships. The text conveys a critic’s tone toward “great men” and domestic expectations in a dated newspaper fragment.
Quaker Reflections and Dated Snippets From a City Page
A mosaic of social quips and overheard banter covering gender roles, manners, and urban life. The dialogue touches on nerve, mind, color perception, religious sentiment, language barriers, marriage, crime, protection, and class contrasts, all rendered in a late era newspaper voice. Names and places anchor the sketches amid urban street talk and social observation.
Died in the Desert While Hunting for Lost Copper Mine
J MM Mullock Meneck, a Smithsonian representative and Johns Hopkins graduate, died in southern Utah while a four member party, led by Mereck, sought a tar fared lost copper mine. Mereck left June 4. Meneck started out to protect their story, camp was made, and four days of searching failed to find him. He was about 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Arne
J. MM. Mullock
Utah
Mereck
Suthern Tita
Miymeck
Meneck
Smithsonian Institution
Johns Hopkins University
Staggers Hope Telegraph Delivers Chinese Message
London reports a foreign news agency claims a telegraphic message identical to the one handed to Secretary Bay in Washington by Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang was delivered by Sheng, administrator of telegraphs at Stangbal. The office notes a July date may reflect Chinese calendar conversion to Gregorian dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bay
Waallington
Wu Ting Fang
Dees
Hera
Sheng
Stangbal
Fareten
Scenic Line of the World Promises Grand Rocky Mountain Travel
The Denver and Rio Grande railroad promotes its Scenic Line of the World offering tourists in Colorado Utah and New Mexico the hottest resorts and grandest scenery for transcontinental travelers. Tickets available via eltnur with through Pullman palace and tourist steupite Portland Utah Montana Oregon and Washington as Obden gateway. Dining cars service a la carte through service writers Km G P&T Ay Denver Colo for pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Eltnur
Earth
Pulman Palace
Portland ‘Tah
Utaho
Montana
Oregin
Wastington
G. P&t
Denver
Colo
Automobile use reshapes business and politics in Kansas
Ed Myers discusses an auto driven future transforming railroads and mining logistics across the nation. A Kansas Governor Eskridge anecdote reveals political intrigue, while a Throop trader notes egg storage losses and market manipulation. A vacation booklet promotes Colorado and other regions as summer retreats.
Mindful Instinct and an Elusive Health Discovery
A fragmented ad style passage touts a mysterious discovery by Dr Fiona claiming to alter various ailments through a tonic. It emphasizes instinct over reason, linking bodily resilience to a near magical bottle described as a breakthrough in health and vitality with dubious ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teason
Fiona
Yerkes Convention Hall Rally for Kentucky Goebel Ticket
At Louisville July 1 delegates and visitors packed the Republican state convention hall. Ex Lieutenant Governor John Marshall named temporary chair, then John W. Yerkes and W. S. Taylor led speeches condemning disfranchisement and urging nonpartisan action to restore civil government and oppose the Goebel faction amid a fervent, partyline crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
McKinley
Taylor
John W. Yerkes
Bradley
G. M. Barnet
State Central Committee
John Marshall
Marshall
Kentucky
Lexington
Democartic Party
Acta
Jefferson
Tilden
Cleveland
Justhin
Carlisi
Lindsay
Buckner
Breckenridge
Brown
Patelot
Fenegan
Thare
Hin Owe
Alta
Goebel
Esate
Oceanion
Republicana
Danville
Tha Fortier
Erie
Quo Warranto Proceedings Target St Louis Transit Co
Attorney General today filed quo warranto actions aimed at revoking charters of transit companies. The move seeks to compel surrender of franchise rights by multiple operators in St Louis. Local reporting notes ongoing legal actions and mentions responses from parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Transit Company
St. Louis
Cepw
Millionaire Stout Deas Debeanm Ta
Fragmented OCR text mentions a wealthy individual, local affairs, and railway creamery context with unclear names and places. Core items include a figure linked to a valley setting and possible misread dates and affiliations. The readable fragment points to distant regions and institutional ties without clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout Deas
Stout
Galore
Mitsaiasippt
Dlowese
Normere
Fiabor
Dubigue
Senator Chaney Reports Immense Kansas Wheat Crop
Senator John T. Chaney, returning from a western Kansas trip, says the wheat crop is immense. In Larned, laborers worked daily including Sundays and moonlight nights. 14 headers and $300 daily expenses highlight large farming operations. Farmers are paying debts, lending at low rates, and land sales rise with 95 percent to local buyers, signaling stronger farm wealth and increased holdings.
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John T. Chaney
Kansas
Mr. Chaney
Larned
William Scout
Santa Fe
Bryan on Imperialism and silver plank in Democratic ticket
Lincoln Neb July 17 William J Bryan commented that anti imperialist votes may be influenced by opponents who oppose imperialism over the silver plank He said some gold standard opponents will back the Democratic ticket while anti imperialists may resist He argued restoration of bimetallism could be a blessing though evils from endorsing militarism are greater
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Eskrilge
Copeland Fort
Kansas
Chas, Hobinton
Bo Te Great Jenzuhe
Eispot
Plumb
Major Hood
J. B. Lambert
W. P. Ewing
Kansag
Ian
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Endeavor Class at Alexandra Palace Votes for World Reach
London July 17 The Christian Endeavor world convention at Alexandra Palace saw strong crowd energy despite heat fanned by travel delays from a New York harbor ship fire. Francis J Clark and John Willis Baer were elected world president and secretary and will lead a European tour ending in Paris.
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London
Young People's Society of Christan Endeavor
Alexandra Palace
Endeavor
New York
John Willis Baer
Christian Endeavor
Siere
Ladysmith
Baer
Great Britain
America
Oie
Randa
Dent
Francis J. Clark
Society of Christian “Endeaver
Japan
Korea
Clark
China
Francis B. Clark
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Paris
Chi Endeavorers
CUDAHAYS OPEN BRANCH HOUSE IN TOPEKA
Cudahay Packing completes Topeka branch at 12 East Second Street costing over 6000. Branch features a large beet cooler and modern meat handling. Opening for the public tomorrow from 2 30 to 5 30 under local manager B B Clapp with aid from salesman J Johnson and A T Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cudahay Packing Company
Ite
Second Street
Kandas
B. Clapp
Jocal Mandser
J. Johnson
A. T. Lucas
One Fare to Fort Scott and Return Special Bus Line
The Mileasanrd Pacific offers round trip to Fort Scott with one fare for July 22 23 and 24 limited return July 23. Special sleeper to Colorado Springs Wednesday July 18 810 p m Colorado Fey to Topeka. For reservations call 344.
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FL Scott
Peppe
Mileasanrd Pacific
Port Scott
Colorado Springs
Colorado Fey
A. Mer
Local mentions of work accident and city issues in Topeka
Two laborers on a federal building project escaped injury after a derrick accident. The city tackles liquor arrests and sidewalks while jail duties shift with prisoners headed to the penitentiary. Revival services, train reservations, and a medical testimonial ad round out the day’s local items.
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Federal
Derric
Mike Kelley
Arch Halley
Jaller Grubbs
Lansing
Sheriff Duck
Bob Miler
Bishop Millspaugh
Formosa
Belleville
K. Avenue M .E
North Topeka
Colorado Springs
Colorado Fiyar
Topeka
A.M. Puller
Yankee Jockeys at Newmarket Second July Meeting
At Newmarket July meeting the American jockeys impressed as Patromion, a chestnut colt trained by MrThesbald, won a five furlong race carrying Te An ail-aced saddle. Bora gino, ridden by Ese ne, also featured among the top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longon
Newmarket
Thesbald
Remedy for stomach and bowel ailments touted in ad
An early 20th century notice touts a remedy claimed to cure severe stomach and bowel issues. The text also references political candidates, a city marshal’s plan to run, a jailer named J. A Grubbin, prison entries, and a Democratic Sunflower League meeting led by Frank S. Thomas at Fifth Street and Kansan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Mogarty
Lexington
Waewoner
Peed Mitters
J. A Grubbin
Democratic Sunttower League
Frank 8. Thomas
Fifth Street
Kansan Avenue
Dewit
Lom
Miverbripe
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Topeka State Journal
Prank P. Maclennan
Perrmanent
Gull
Faye
van Cormer Stiehr
Richardson
Ben 'Proneci
Belk
Terk Neasy
War Department
Bo Lime
Gen
Fanstos
Charlotte Observer
Aether Bryan Nor McKin~ley
Jorge Sr
Hd Campige
Hancoyk
Thouy
Philippines
South Africa
Lord Roberts
MacArthur
Jose Mean
Globe
Atchison Glibe
Philadelphia
Didtoy
Hirla
Belle
Miso
Houx
Joax
Alaxen
Spee
Ed Myers
The
National
California
Niles
Man Automobile
Tralley
Uhe
Railronit
Abes
Dave
Epes
Spillatora
Wille
Othire
Ankins
Moore Telley
Iowa
Tilnois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New England
Canada
L. King
Ee Sante Rei Rente
Kan
Howard
Milchenbors
Borey
Suton
Mares
Harmud Watts
Kansas Wheat Belt
Mr. Bryan
Cudahay’s Open
Colorado Springs & Pueblo
Springs
E. B. Guild Music CO
Crawford Opera House
Chicago
T. L. King
Kohl’s
ATI Druggists
Pullman
Kan City
Colorrado Spring
Faille
Yankee
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