Newspapers From Topeka State Journal Blend National News
The clipping cites editorials and market notes from the Topeka State Journal and other papers. It mentions subscription terms, circulation by mail and carrier, and New York and London offices. It critiques political figures and policy, notes Santa Fe crop prospects, flour prices, and public works. It includes satirical takes on Alger and various city issues.
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Topeka State Journal
Prank PL
Mac Lennan
Tedeutsce
Telly ii
Feak
Mny Ban- Bes
Iy Mall
M Mall
Mont Eakty
Ee “Samanent
Foa
Hantas
York
Tempte Court
Min
Lonton
Lion Coast
Transfer Up the Sceptre From London to New York
A New York World analysis questions whether New York will become the arbiter of world finance as the trade balance and gold remittances favor the United States. It notes exports exceed imports by about half a billion dollars annually, increasing domestic production, and growing debt with Europe lacking gold to spare. The piece warns of looming borrowing needs and tight cash flows as European gold reserves dwindle.
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New York
World Finance
Lendyn
Ely
England
Germany
London
London money influence shifts to New York banks
The article discusses American bankers luring funds to London and argues New York is becoming the world’s financial arbiter. It notes New York’s rise as a major lender hub and hints at London’s traditional dominance fading as New York attracts more wealth and loans.
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London
New York
Atchison Globe Sights on Summer Visitors and Kin Congress
A fragmented Atchison Globe column mocks social quirks and summer visitors while noting a Kin convention in Atchison to discuss propriety and vices. It mentions straw poll pricing, diet humor, and local delegates, with a mix of humorous paragraphs and pointed observations.
Junction City court house cost to be set at 24485
The fragment notes the Junction City court house price at 24485 dollars and mentions various local anecdotes. Other items reference Richfield clubs, a violin maker in Junction City, and stray notes about marriages, arrests, and people traveling to Kansas City.
Spanish Treasure Box Found Near Santa Toma
Independence notes a strong box buried deep under ground near Santa Toma containing gold valued at four thousand five hundred dollars. It likely belonged to a wealthy Spanish family abandoned when Americans arrived, with locals offered bounty for retrieving buried treasure and guns. Pratt reports a woman hidden at home, mistaken as a runaway wife, later found in attic with mischief and fear driving her strange escape.
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Independence
Emi O. Atzold
Company G
Twentieth Kansas
Hie
Philippines
Will Smart
Orville Spencer
Kansas
Santa Toma
Smart
Spencer
Reception to J. J. Frey at Larned honors Santa Fe manager
General Manager J J Frey of the Santa Fe road arrived in Larned on a special car and was greeted with a rousing reception led by Colonel Willem Scott and prominent citizens. Mayor Tim McCarthy gave a welcome address praising the railroad’s progress. Frey expressed pleasant surprise at the warm reception and the group planned further meetings before departing tonight for Albuquerque.
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Larned
J. J. Frey
Santa Fe Road
Willem Scott
Tamily
Frey
W. & Carver
Santa Fes
Thompson
ME Frey
Dever Square
Tim McCarthy
McCarthy
Epet
Col. Beatt
Bray
Mr. Frey
Luried
Mr .Thurupeus
J. L. Hall
L . Yocum
Marcetine
Hall Frey
Topeka
C. 1
Scott
Mise
Nellie Scott
Albuquerque
Mustered In Co E Attends Ottawa Armory Night
Adjutant General J W P Hughes visits Ottawa to observe Mustered In Co E at the armory. Post Regiment band and Co E officers are noted, with band leadership, officers named, and organizational details for a military event at the Ottawa armory yesterday.
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J. W. P. Hughes
Ottawa
Guarrat Wo Hughes
Kozisus National Guards
Ottawe
Comany E
Air Myron
Linpieosnts
Poe Fone
Wiliam Shiras
Lemen
Chiefmurt
Maynard Hand
Geo. D. Rathburn
Fr. van Osdell
V. O
Ottawa boys club holds indoor exercises and games
Ottawa daily reports a well organized boys club with secular week activities including indoor gymnastic exercises and basketball on the grounds. Min Robemann lectured on nitwity. the tabernacle was jammed and filled with delight for the speaker’s country scenes. Br Albert E Hyde of Cincinnati is noted for his lecture on prevention of dis—
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Ottawa
Daly
Albert E. Hyde
Cnettanoogs
Lecture Series Highlights Broad View Of Science
The event featured Prof Hawke delivering a wide, engaging talk on various subjects. Attendees expected a rare treat and packed attendance with laughter echoing through the venue.
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Hawke
Hawks
Self-inflicted death of H Benede at Olathe Kansas
At about 4 o clock yesterday H Benede shot himself in the heart with a B calibre revolver. He was about 26, a book keeper at Interstate National Bank of Carminercs in Kansas City. A note to his parents said he had been at the barn since Saturday and his death was not deemed an inquest matter. His parents, from Kansas City, had moved to a farm near Cluthe five years ago. The coroner called no inquest.
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Pratt
S. D
Clark
Cliri
Anil
Wien
Min
Olathe
H. Benede
Wnd
Benude
Interstate National Bank of Carminercs
Kansas City
Fara
Saturn
Execetsior Springs
Cluthe
Kans City
McPherson Forms Athletic Group Aims to Build Ground and Track
McPherson July 21 preliminary organization forms the McPherson Athletic association to buy land and build a track and baseball ground, plan a permanent body, and develop the site for a fall festival. funds already subscribed and efforts to wet the land in good condition proceed.
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McPherson
McPherson Athletic Association
Nomination call and local political notes across Kansas
The article reports on a call for a Sixth Judicial district convention to nominate a judge with Judge W. L. Sitons as likely acclamated candidate. It also notes Ottawa Journal sale to N B Witkimeon and W F Benson, Atchison traveling man W J Richardson's death, von Herlich case resolution, army worms damaging sorghum near AL Livingsewene, and death of Wm Simpson of Norton.
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Port Oveguey
McKinsey
Stanley
Huber
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Nfien
Walter le Sitvesis Cor
Sixth Judicial District
Ottawa Journal
Ottawa
Messrs
N. B. Witkimeon
W. F. Benson
Willow Springs
Brean
Chicago
Haywood & Miller
Journal
Muskogee
I. T
Muskogee Times
Wm. Simpson
Norton
Willam Simpson
Kansas
Battle Creek
Michigan
Bright
Simpson
Lawrence Man Killed In Accident on Bridge Collision
Lawrence July 21 H G Church an old resident died yesterday afternoon from injuries after being crushed between a bridge and a car. The accident occurred as he was caught between structures and succumbed to his injuries.
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Paul Learnard
Charile Finch
The
Journal
Wakarues
Lawrence Journal
Atchison
Lawrence
H G. Church
Anthrax Plague Spreads in Gothland Amid Military Orders
An outbreak of anthrax in Gothland moves through cattle on the island and causes human fatalities. Parishes become infected and a several deaths are reported. Military drills planned in West Gothland are cancelled. Soldiers guard infected districts to prevent residents from leaving home.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gothland
Vanderbilts Buy Splendid Estate West of Wheatley Hilly
A prominent Amy New suk of the Vanderbilts has purchased a grand estate west of the Wheatley Hilly. The crest height affords a commanding view and the property is reported to include silk weaving work and a Martar pill feature. The price and full plans remain undisclosed, but improvements will be extensive.
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Monsen
The Artful Raven Story in Philadelphia Times
A Philadelphia Times tale describes a raven using cunning to trap a young hare for dinner. The mother hare distracts the raven, guiding it away, while the raven feigns fear and lures the hare back. The young hare escapes, and the raven is left disappointed by its failed ambush.
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Phildelphia Times
Gus
Sid
Ted Bertow
Peenais
Gaza
Willehow
Englad
Robins Plans Move to West Ninth Street Kansas City
Mr Robins, former principal owner of Robins Mercantile, buys a house on West Ninth street and will join his family there soon. He is exploring nearby areas for business, while local services advertise free mending and button sewing, including American Steam Laundry offerings.
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Robins
Robins’ Mercantile Company
Bos
West Ninth Street
Kansas City
Plac
Joptin
Ameren Steam
Denial notes on Gen Olin dispatches and press charges
Washington reports the War Department released Gen Olin’s dispatches in response to press correspondents Round Robin claims. Olin says correspondents pressed to cable official reports and private facts, charges denied as unwarranted. He asserts harmony between army and navy and cites dispatches praising naval support and joint cooperation.
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Washington
War Department
Olin
Navy
Otte
Tsat
Key
Wee Pot
Hong Kong
Gen Ouse
Oule
Pilipino
Tariu
Ameran Trecha
Aguinaldo
Barkur
Dewey
Yorktown
Sass
Gilatury
Dig
Army
New Niagara Bridge Opens Across Niagara River
The new suspension bridge across the Niagara River linking Lewiston on the American side with Queenstown on the Canadian side opens at noon. Ceremonies led by WC Ely of the International Traction Company and Burt Van Hors. Prominent citizens from Buffalo Toronto and frontier towns attended a luncheon at Gen. Brock monument base.
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Niagara Fells
Niagara River
Lewiston
Queenstown
WC. Ely
International ‘Traction Company
Burt van Hors
Buffalo
Toronto
Gen
Brock
Laughing six year old in St Louis hotel fits
In St Louis on July 21 Henry Sheldon aged six is confined in a city hospital as he cannot stop laughing. He is hoarse and his tongue swells from the strain but his merriment continues. Doctors call it a hysterical delusion while noting the boy may be a workhouse prisoner under restraint.
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St Louis
Henry Sheldon
Yaare
Dr. Bohartt
Sheldon
Had Two Chances in Sedalia Mayhem Ad Reveals Bond
Fragmentary Kansas City telegram from Sedalia Missouri describes a court appearance with a bond set at 5000 dollars for July 21. It references train service and promotional material about rail offerings from Farnodts and the Lake Shore Limited to Boston.
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Kansas City
Sedalia
Enya Ker
Bool Ta Tint
Cumbler
Hardware Company
Aeate
Huon
Bond
Lake Shore
Boston
Heston
New England
Atrest
B. PB
Humphreys
City
Byron
A. Chicas
Ad. Selth
Cleve
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Globe Sights
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Sens
Baginale
Willy
Ateldsat
Chicago News
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Tult
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Junction City
Richfield
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Eas Weil
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Iola Register
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Hope
Rogie
McPherton
Salling
Newton
Ps World
Strickler
Win Ote Balap
Kan Hiadppeared
God Bie
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Hax
Timals
George Martis
John J. Inemile
Alchivon
Juden F. T. Burris
Bo F. Simpson
Tole
Armee
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Topaki
E.G. Kees
New Mexico
Hubert Cule Foster
Texas
Samuel Dexter Huston
Oklahoma
Htair
Solomon
Kansas News
J.J. Frey
Til
M'Pherson Sports
TenCords Rawvard
John T. Dych
Theo
Welchsvuibaum
Riley County
H. D. Lee Mercantile Co
Mace Chapman
Éeran
Saline County
A. L. Goldcn
Smith County
Faster Lumber Co
VA. Kelley
Geary County
Metropolitan National Bank
Republican Vality Bank
Cloud Sounty
Conrad Ottoa
Mas Cunningham
T. Martell
Frank Trumbtey
Cinud
Henry G. Green
Rufus
Dlemen
Linceln
Missouri, Kan“an
Killas White Blackbird
Beloit Beloit
George H. Dodge
Mies Haitie Wilson
Aly Ther
issUues
Wiidhand Gromm
Denver
Salt Lake
Gazette
Mise Wilson
Harmon Wilson
Pires
Waterville
J.idehrar
Alct
Harry Hersey
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If. Stevenson
Lin
Milton Wilder
van Allen
Carpenter
Ther Dames
Sedgewick
Wichita
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John A. Douglass
Belle Pinion
W. D. Crawford
Sharon
David W. Mc
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National
H* Jory Home
Leavenworth
Patrick Geraghty
Albert Copeland
Palatine
James Wiless
Reobert B. Neenach
Eureka
Senator Baker
Saling
Salina Bicycle Club
Indt Questing
Meigg
Bere
Simons Fort Scott
Joan H. Crider
J. A. Snoddy
Republican Judicial Committee
W. L. Sitons
von Herlich
St. John's Eipiscopal
Lena Fuller
Puller
Iit
Arkansas City
Vanderbilts
Long Island
American Steam Eaiines
American Steam Laundry
Wallkall
Atlely Siiul
Kansas Ave
Kansas Avenue
J. M. Ashbaugh
Otis
New Niagara Bridge
West 6Th Street
Peter Heil
Osnsdt
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