State Journal sees public interest in trusts and prosperity
From the Topeka State Journal the editorial argues the public must regulate monopolies under fair laws and deny tariff protection to trusts. It contends government action to curb trusts serves the public, while condemning suppression of competition and urging humane policy amid rising living costs.
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State Journal
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Srenehia WA
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Puble
United
Bates
State Journal readers offered cheap mail service option
Subscriptions of the State Journal can be mailed daily to any address for thirty cents a month, with address changes allowed freely. The notice compares state and world rankings, coal prices, and discusses politicians, railroads, and mineral resources trends from 1901, noting Bryan’s presidential plans and Hetty Green’s charity proposal.
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State Journal
Thugs and the Public Policy Debate in Washington Post Text
The Washington Post voices alarm at a rising tendency toward state socialization and monopolistic growth, noting public apathy among labor organizations toward trusts. The piece discusses calls for stronger regulation to curb monopolies and prevent wider control of transportation and industry, warning of a drift toward communism.
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Washington Post
Isbor
Post
Mont Orners
Fall elections shape Senate control and party battle
As fall elections approach, 56 Republicans face potential losses that could end GOP control of the Senate if six seats flip. Delaware may break a deadlock, while Democrats hope to gain six seats in California, South Dakota, New York, and other states. With district changes and party shifts, the coming election promises a highly spirited national contest with wide stakes for both parties and history.
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Jones and Stewart
Nevada
Wellington
Maryland
Senate
Thomsen
House of Congress
Delaware
Deboe
California
South Dakota
Li Giana
New York
Washington
Oregon
Kansas
Republic
Utah
Enomet
Congress
Globe Sights from the Atchison Globe
A fragmentary column on social mores and gossip reflects on gender roles, popularity, and everyday encounters. The piece mocks vanity, alimony, and public behavior through short vignettes about church workers, family pride, and a busy street conversation.
Fragmented Readable Fragments Prompt Local Interest
A jumble of OCR fragments mentions real estate, prices, and a moral anecdote about a mother and a boy. It hints at requests for notices and printing expectations, noting the word excellent appears oddly. The readable parts imply a newspaper-style miscue rather than a coherent story.
Quaker Reflections From the Philadelphia Record
A fragmented humorous verse page recounts reflections on social manners, love, and courtship with characters like Henpeckke and Miss Strongmynde debating equality, self awareness, and bath time mishaps in a satirical dialogue.
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Philadelphia Record
Jomx
Henpeckke
Giriiegirl
Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A fragmentary satire on courtship and gender norms notes the female choice and male pursuit in a comic voice. The piece hints at social expectations, romantic misfires, and the absurdities of flirting rituals.
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New York Press
Cheses
Gaia
It Needs the Honey Eibar Duty Rise Acknowledged
The United States approves a duty increase for Zanziberian imports from 5 to 6 percent. Zangibartan ports under British protection seek higher revenue to fund ports and local expenses. The change aligns with a Brussels agreement for uniform 6 percent on foreign goods. US consent assumes other nations follow. The plan requires ratification by the Genste at the 115th session.
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Eibar
Washington
United States
Zaneibar
Wes Dome Io
China
Asis
Genste
Fast Trains To Chicago From New York Central Roads
New York Central outlines improved schedules with twenty four hour trains to Chicago. Empire State Limited and Twentieth Century Limited run daily, some departures include 9 45 am from New York and 5 30 pm Lake Shore Limited to Chicago. Detroit and Chicago Limited arrives next day. Additional services connect New York with Buffalo Niagara Falls St Louis Boston Springfield and Montreal.
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George H. Danels
New York Central Road
Chicago
Empire State
Twentieth Century Limited
New York
Lake Shore Limited
Chicamot
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Detroit
New York SE
New York Times
Mote
New York Central
New York Snd
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
St. Louis
Spesa Nalts Selene
Montreal
Boston
Albany
Springfield
Release For Spalding flooms Near Chicago
Judge Dunne notified States Attorney Deneen about a writ of habeas corpus in a case tied to the Globe Savings Bank. The hearing date is forthcoming and involves individuals connected to the University of Dimois and a Spalding release near Chicago.
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Spalding Flooms
Chicago
Judge Dunne
Deneen Saat
University of Dimois
Globe Savings Bank
Thor
Unclear fragmentary text with likely historical crime mention
Fragmentary OCR text references a hanging, a male named Bemidrome and a place in Georgia, with unclear phrases about a person, a trial or event, and local locations. Readable entities are sparse, but mentions of a hang and a place near Peer are evident.
Farmer Pritte Takes His Own Life Near Odell Nebraska
Frank Pritte, a wealthy farmer, hanged himself at his Odell area home. The exact circumstances of the act are unclear. Additional details are not provided due to damaged text.
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Henge Hiruel
Beatrice Neb
Frank Pritte
Odell
Play Ping Pong Knocking Them From One Department to Another
A lighthearted item notes playful office transfer antics as departments shuffle staff in a humorous back and forth. The piece captures office energy and the social dynamics of intra organization moves without naming individuals or places.
City Departments Face Billings Debate on 1903 Costs
Arrest Commissioner Griggs pushes a controversial plan to allocate city expenses among departments including police and street works. He will report on bills he says belong elsewhere and estimate yearly costs, with a street sprinkler proposal and various department line items. The Ways and Means Committee will meet July 20 to review minutes and the single completed report from the city engineering department.
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Griggs
Corre
Arena
Fire Department
Kansas Avenue
Ways and Means Committee
Parker
City Engineering Department
State Journal
Blood fueled arrest attempt in Porterville shootout
In Porterville, James Afckinney opened fire after a dispute at a saloon injuring a player and wounding four pursuing officers and bystanders. He then demanded a ride at a stable as a mob closed in, with a constable and deputies returning fire. McKinney, once jailed for murder, had previously been released after a controversial case. London report hints at Premier Balfour remarks.
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Fresno
Cah
Joly
Porterville
James Afckinney
McKinney
Tookasst Te Teins Sauh MckKinney Fais
Stater
Beverencid
Ranged Tovey Treen Leads Forty Men Start
A fragment records a formation of forty men beginning an action led by Tovey Treen in a historical sequence. Details are limited but indicate a grouped movement or drill with a named leader and a defined team size.
World Record ATV Rider Smashes Mile Time
The report notes Smith belonging to the world record program, achieving a one mile test and then the five mile ride, breaking sinster records and setting a new pace. Joe follows with a detailed recount of the run and timing.
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Smith
Joe Ae
S& Ae
Panama Canal Treaty Stalls as Liberal Leader Foreses Delay
Washington reports indicate Gen Gabriel Vargas Santos, head of the Colombian Liberals, predicts continued revolution and rejects Congress meeting to ratify a U S Panama canal treaty. He challenges the peace proposals via Dr Concha and asserts French title transfer rights. Negotiations proceed on canal construction and regional issues. Also, a runoff accident near Grand Junction injures four relatives of a Salt Lake City stock solicitor, with Mrs Morris and Mrs Perry among the injured.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Gabriel Vargas Santos
Congress
United States
Gen. Santos
Concha
Panama
Wias
Deana
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Grand Junction
Col
Senaipeency
Salt Lake City
E.G. Morris
Mre G. Perry
PM. Leavitt
Chicago
New Impetus in Diamond C Voting Contest Grows Interest
The Unit of the Diamond voting contest has been extended thirty days boosting activity. By Saturday noon Miss Lesh Saunders led with 76 votes, Mrs. Blake 172 votes, and Miss Jeanie McCord 41 votes, totaling 75 additional votes in one day. The top 25 standings at noon show Mrs. L. Crowder and Leah Saunders among leaders with hundreds of votes. details and contest cautions available at F. W. Swearmain's Jewelry Store or via Cudahy Packing Co Topeka.
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Lesh Saunders
Mra. Blake
Jeanie ‘McCord
F. W. Swearmngin
Kacres Svcous
Cudahy Packing Co
Corbett to Referee Conference Game
Corbett appointed referee for a conference matchup with Towne muting. The official role centers on enforcing rules as Samet J. Corbett serves as the referee for the event.
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Rewy Mobevern
Corbett
Samet
J. Corbett
Yerkes Tube System Committee Report Discussed
London July 28 parliamentary committee reports on Charlie J Yerkes tube system funding noting about £2 000 000 of £5 000 000 allocated for electrification and material work. Four killed on a Missouri train incident involved white attackers and a deputy sheriff during an excursion from Muskogee to Joplin amid alcohol fueled clashes.
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Yerkes
London
Charlie J. Yerkes
Gistriet Road
Nissouri
Nto Joplin
Muskogee
South
Carney Dies After Sudden Apoplexy in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas July reports say attorney L E Carney aged about fifty collapsed from apoplexy Sunday night and died. Born in Cincinnati he had married in Leavenworth. The brief notice notes his local practice and sudden death.
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Carney
Leavenworth
Kas
E. L. Carney
Cincinnati
Leavenworty
Jackson Issure Another Injunction In Parkersburg
Parkersburg West Virginia reports judge Jackson issued another injunction this afternoon against parties named in a petition by G Clinton Gardner receiver for Premington Coal company. The order targets protesters and injunctions relate to geothermal subsidy fears and coastwise steamship interests in Montreal and Atlantic trade.
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Jackson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Judeee Jackson
G. Clinton Gardner
Premington Coal Company
Rikers and
Argentrera
Montres
Montreal
Board of Trade
Local notes on Nortonville visit and city events
Local items report Griffin of Nortonville visiting for the board meeting and discuss a rail yard project, a wrecking crew clearing a Topeka scene, and the Santa Fe shop foreman promotion. Also noted are new paintings for the public library, a church pastor’s city stop, a vault repair and theft case, wage updates, and civic budget mentions.
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Pris
Griffin
Nortonville
Board of
Tealth Ee Ee
Bants Fu
Jacob Weytar
Es Turtivers
Sante Tu
Santa Fe
Gan Bernarding
Mary
Jalta
Workses
Topeka
North Topeka
Bess
Ant
Cady
Poppies
L. A. Pistis
Gey Wis
West Hallock
Milton
Joe Dwigginn
Pee Aick
Williams
Ne Boya
Grand Marceny
Henderson
Santa Fe Mechanical Department
Hlen@ernen
Amen
Ward
Kansas
Rome
Joe Hanlon
Betty Manton
Parker
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Weel Sanian Shires Ensimti Ray Eateron Mintieor
Bana
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Indianapolis News
Hamburg
South Africa
Mississippi
Rock Island
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Oriunt
Mr. Frey
Bryan
Hetty Green
Bow To Press
United States Geological Survey
James M. Swank
Mr. Swank
Sya
Hood
Telegrayl
Bemidrome
Chertman
City Ticket Office
Union Pacific R
England and the Shipping Trust
Premier Balfour
Panama Canal Route
L. & Crowder
Klein
Leah Saunders
Lake
Binks
Barrison
Ethel Yeargais
Yaonie Harris
Cora Stevens
Kate McMehean
East Bixth
Young Corbett
Mellorerea
Miners Relief Fund At
Indianapolis
Hornellsvile
Erie
Los Angeles
Cal
A. F Fogien
Warner Ranch
Bermerese
Acton
Stansfield's
Rossa
Tee
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