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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1901
Page
12
New York July 7 a special to the was asked criticises Schley while disclaiming any intention of doing so. He explains his absence from the battle and notes the campaign context in Santiago.
Fragmented OCR text shows a disputed naval diary entry about the blockade and night movements near Santiago. It references Admiral Schley, the Brookton, and observers noting darkness, entrances, and the fleet’s actions around twilight. The speaker defends the blockading effort and avoids criticizing colleagues.
The readable fragments describe a New York related event or trip with aids and scanners. Mentions City pamphlets and a ticket agent. Some names appear garbled, with reference to a Patterson or Clark and a beauty chair.
A mix of短 visits and travel notes reports residents leaving for Sir Milas Allie, Miss Beth, and Sire Carl Erickson. Names include Mrs Speed Hughes, Mr and Mrs Joab Maleans, Miss Suite Heck, Mrs Charles I Short, Mrs David Norton, Judge and Mrs Henry Keeler, Jennie West, and Mr W Abernate. Journeys span Grace Mountain, Manitou, Colorado City, Denver, Topeka, and St Louis as locals plan extended trips and returns from Osage Chey and Nortonville.
Incomplete OCR note describes Mrs Monroe and Mrs George Z Scirus traveling to Denver to visit a daughter. Mentions a sister and a return trip planned. other parts are garbled and unreadable.
North Topeka column lists visitors from Silver Lake and Dimont, plans for trips to Kansas City and St Joseph, and mentions arrivals and departures. It notes a corn purchase from southern Nebraska, a new housekeeping move at 120 Evelyn Street, and upcoming services and celebrations. The piece references local families, church events, and school district discussions on term length amid weather and supply issues.
Summer complaint care plan details appear in this fragment with references to care timing and weekly usage patterns, though text is incomplete.
A garbled SNAP SHOTS column reports on rain delaying baseball games and local events, mentions Topeka tennis practice for an ice tournament, and lists scattered names such as Mr. and Mrs A Smith, Frank Clerk, George Wiley, and J B Sime. It references Docth No 1 in El Reno, a Rock Island pension matter, and various town happenings like tree trimming, a county cattle loss, and a planned ball game at Washburn athletic field amid other brief items.
July 2 report notes the Ep worth Chant iggte assembly starts August 2 at Lindin park fourteen miles west of thin plies and runs until Weakly Bank Statement New York. A weekly bank statement shows loans at 67,802,400 with a rise of 11,154,000 and other items including circulation 34,651,208 and reserves 258,480,200 with various increases and decreases listed. Three heat related deaths were reported in Chicago by 1 am today. the maximum temperature reached that hour was not specified.
An early 20th century notice claims a new simple inexpensive home treatment for stubborn summer catarrh and hay fever, offering free samples from F A Stuart Co in Marshall, Arkansas. The ad notes skepticism from readers and hints at a cure claim pending verification.
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