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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary text describes travel offers and tickets related to a convention and expositions. Mentions roads by rail and steamer, prices around $13 and $1.0y, and a plan involving Chicago, Buffalo, Milwaukee. Includes unclear references to internsilanes and a youth union.
Percy Willits of Wisconsin acts as special master in Sumner County railroad seizures. John Penman represents the Kane City railway in petition proceedings at the state house. The board weighs deposition and compensation claims, with a February date mentioned. The proceeding involves damages and property interests linked to a railroad project in Sumner County.
In New York on July 2 a partial service was attempted on the Brock Island bridge. Several iron has wasrok and today officials examined the damaged components. It is expected full repairs will be completed within one or two days.
In a bi centenary celebration era scoreline Detroit defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3. The report notes tied play and late decisive actions as crowds observe the event with updates from various scorekeepers in the era.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a band notice and related names with references to a schedule or event. The readable text mentions Marshall, a band, and a night at a bend, alongside scattered unclear terms and possible product references. The core action is a band notice about an event.
Pittsburg July 25 Unions push in Wells Wire plant while mayor declines police protection for idle mills. Boston Iron and Steel workers form Amalgamated lodge. Shaffer journeys amid injunction rumors. Plan to run non union labor grows, threatening broader strike spread.
Dispatch from the Tribute for London Caye outlines parliamentary tension in the Commons with chairmen Lowther and Speaker Gully. Uncertainty over closure and potential deadlock stalls business as Irish Nationalists push reforms while Conservatives resist exposure to risk.
The Shawnee county group met at the Pesitee shareh on Wednesday to review the year’s work. A. B. Dument was named secretary and Pevine treasurer. Clara Currie spoke on a paper titled Franchiae.
Kansas scored yesterday at El Reno with several three pointers noted alongside a mix of present and former politicians. The report references a quarter section and mentions individuals such as EL BR Ridgeler ex-Com NB McCormick and TL X, with unspecified roles in local administration.
Dr Keith writes to the State Journal editor regarding a Saturday article on Linden Hagen and other business figures. He argues the piece misrepresents labor condemnation, questions rent and back interest, and notes a tense Senate debate over payments and arrangements.
Warnraw Inc reports a United Christian Union assembly underway near Winne Lake with attendees including BB McCown acting chairman from Rock Island and J Campbell White international secretary. the gathering features evangelical leaders from Ohio Calcutta and other regions as it plans future actions and participation.
Hingling Brothers Circus unveils a modern theater style setup with multiple ticket offices and guards to guide crowds. The menagerie wing adds wide aisles and uniformed attendants at cages, while ladies gain new dressing rooms and fountains provide cold water. Also advertised are Chicago trips via Santa Fe for the International Convention and a special train package with Pullman sleepers and free parlor cars.
Multiple small advertisements list for sale items and real estate including a four room house with site barn and parcels, a delivery horse, an old model typewriter in good condition, a spring priced item, and various random goods. Names include SCOTT & SCOTT and James Bellows with Beloit addresses.
An old advertisement touts remedies for ailments including dysentery diarrhea and nausea. It mentions Extract of W eelers as a boon and promotes a pain relief preparation for strains and lameness.
Fragments show Edwin Klowles and others listed in a public sale ad about property and assets. mentions loans, pianos, watches, and various items in a court or trust context with dates in February and June and references to trust and land interests in Montene Land & Water areas.
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