Permanent home topeka state journales advertising open to advertisers
Fragmentary text indicates a Topeka State Journal page mentioning office addresses such as Kaneas avenue and Potter Building. It notes the American Newspaper Publishers Association and that the paper’s files are always open to advertisers or readers.
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Topeka
Jourges Dending
Kaneas Avenue
Bell
New York
Potter
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Weather Indications for Chicago on Friday
Weather note forecasts partly cloudy skies with warmer highs on Friday. Expect northerly winds and a mild forecast for the northwest portion, with increasing warmth into the day.
Dispensary Law Debate Marks South Carolina Split
The article discusses the South Carolina dispensary law, its aims to monopolize liquor traffic, and legal challenges. It notes federal court rulings allowing interstate sale rights, and Senator Tillman’s push to amend federal law to permit state control, with warnings the law may still fail without broader support.
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Iuinan
Cingris
South
Carolina
Congress
South Carolina
Jisvensary Inn
Thie Feders Court
Kansis
Simensen
Tillman
Albhe
Tts
Ander
Twenty five years ago to day at the Philadelphia convention
A fragmentary 17th century report notes George Rimpart, Noble, Carpenter, Cross, and others at a Philadelphia convention that nominated Crant. It mentions county conventions to elect delegates for a later national gathering nominating Greely. Mentions bribery acquittal, political bonds, and local incidents including a farmer delivering straw and a vault incident in a church alley. Sam Wood was observed in town.
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Rimpart
George Noble
John c Carpener
HO. Cross
John A. Startin
Baltwin
A. Morris
Kannas
Philadelphia
Crant
Dubs Martin
Stair
Greely
United States
Pomeroy
Chase County
Veale
Talline
Sam Wood
New Town Mention Sparks Fruit Falls in County
After the interests of Raymond, a new town on the Sant Pe Prot somé caused apples and other fruits to fall from trees across the county.
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Raymond
Sant Pe Prot
Adelina Patti Early Fame and a Silver Spoon
A rambling tale recounts Adelina Patti as a willful child in Boston at the Howard Athenaeum where she refused discipline and received a spanking before the orchestra. It notes her rise to earning 14 000 nightly for singing and her Pablo debut under a director at Tripler hall in February 822 with early signs of precocity and rewards.
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Max Maretenk
Adelina Patts
Eremenitier
Howard Athenaeum
Boston
Baril Patt
Patti
Samme
Norma
Amalia Patt
Adelgion
Adelina
Ingeeby
Adelina Patt
Brian Henster
Pablo
Tripler Hall
Bargalore
Fragmented 19th century clippings mix quotes and anecdotes
A garbled paste from multiple papers reports varied items from social to literary notices. It references Chicago inviting the Hacchanté, a prize fakir in Alamfon, a St Paul woman misappropriating funds, whisky grocers in Arkansas City, and a Montana Indian war note, ending with Atchison remarks on charming homes and social crosscurrents.
Ancient Papyrus Treasures Unearthed in Egypt by Grenfell and Hunt
Great discovery of papyri at Belineseh with hundreds of rolls, spanning Roman to early Arab times. Greek dominates with Latin Coptic and Arabic fragments. includes a papyrus book of sayings of Christ not in the gospels. Coins, ivory objects, and other artifacts from Roman and Byzantine periods also found.
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Egypt
New York
London
Eeynt
Grenfell and Hunt
Belineseh
Rebbiah
Grentell
Oxyryohus
Christ
Ely
England
South American commerce delegation to tour Chicago industries
A large South American commercial delegation visits Chicago June 2 to July 7, touring industrial sites including the drain age canal Lincoln Park and West Side plants. Delegates from each country represent major commerce bodies and will report back on return. Bennett sails today from New York aboard the Namoun.
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Chicago
Milwauke
Drennikee Canal
Lincoln Park
Marty
Pullman
Ilinois Bress Company
South Chicago
Deering and McCarmlet
University of Chicago
Walon League Club
West Blue
Elgin Watch
South America
Rach
Chet Long A Sub-Boss in District Gubernatorial Push
The Hutchinson conference exposed Chet Long using post office patronage to gather district support for his governor bid. Long fights共和 Republican rivals like Jim Simpson and Morton Albaneh while Morgan and others seek state posts, fracturing party unity in the Seventh District.
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Hutchinson
Cheswer TL Long
Long
Mier
Washington
MM Lange
Jim Simpson
Atare
Hutehtmueon
Mr. Long
W. Y. Morgan
Morkan
Morton Albaneh
Charley Jokes
Jim Siapson
J. W. Dobson
Morgan
Cabcte
Theodorine Botkin
Department
G.A.R
Congress
Mrr
Hotkin
GAR
Eelas
Mr Long
Hele
Jiss Simpson
Mutton Albabeh
State Board of Charities
Charles Jobes
W. A Morgan Fe
Ed Greer
Novel Beer Saloon on Newark Hill Rivals Fancy Resorts
A New York report describes a novel beer resort rising on Newark city’s highest point near West Side park. A replica of Nielsen's Fram, extended to twelve feet above ground, forms the core attraction with brick and planking, a piloted deck, rigging, and a wheelhouse. A hotel, a cabin, and a beer stand are planned, with prisoners served by waiters trained as turnkeys. The project adjoins Sixteenth Avenue and Eighteenth Street, run by Edward.
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New York
Newark
West Side Park
Neilsen
Urvellon
Sixteenth Avenue
Eighteenth Aes
Edward
Watsons Popularists Move to Oust Butler and Lead
Georgia date June 1 reports a Watson led push by the Populars of the south to overthrow Marion Butler and the national committee. The movement seeks a July Nashville convention to restore control, purge leaders, and align Populists with Watson as potential national head. The drive attacks Bryan, Donnelly, and Catholic influence, aiming to unify under Watson in the West and across the country.
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Avanta
Populars of the South
Thomas E. Watson
Tate
Ina Muovement
Marion Butler
Ordar Ito
Turion
Nashville
Watson
People's Paper
Watton
People's Party
Tte
Nacuville
People's Pagier
Georgia
Mr. Watson
Capa
Tenatiun Donnelly
Mr. Donnelly
Bryan
Donnelly
Ieader
Bryant
Washington figures spot McKinley lookalike at White House visit
Visitors at the White House puzzled by a man resembling President McKinley, later mistaken for him by officials and guests. Col. Distin of Quincy, Illinois, caused similar confusions in hotel lobbies and at the St. Louis convention where a Napoleonic chair impression drew a stunned roar from the crowd.
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Washington
Jenny
White House
Messintey
Col
Wm. L. Diatin
Quincy
Thieure
Distin
St. Louis
McKinley
Mags
Delegater
Spectaton
Charmed With Her Voice Disrupted by Drunken Offer
In Atlanta City New Jersey a singular interruption occurred during a service at the Academy of Music led by Rev Dr Hyatt Smith. Mrs Weevil of Philadelphia sang solos when a well dressed man in the center rose and announced he would pay $1000 a year and all expenses for her as a singer. The intoxicated man caused a commotion before the disturbance was quelled and the service continued.
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Atlanta City
N. J
Academy of Music
Hyatt Smith
Boston
Oliver Prentiyeterian Church
Weevil
Philadelphi Wang
Kansas City Women Press Association Forms With Four Members
Kansas City June 3 The Kansas City Press Association organized yesterday afternoon at the Midland with four members. Officers chosen: President Mrs Maud Hastings secretary Mrs Mattie Reed treasurer Miss Amelia Wofford. Mrs Holmes G Day of St Louis presides Missouri Women’s State association. Purpose to unite women writers, elevate and improve the profession, limit membership to those linked with publications, and hold weekly greetings to recruit eligible women. Day editor of the Pike's Gazette at St Louis spearheads statewide organizing.
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Kansag City
Kansas City Press
Midland Hutl
Suiss Maud Hastings
Mattie Reed
Amelia Wofford
Mra Holms G. Day
St. Louis
Missouri Women’s State Association
Midland
Day
Pisket Guard
St. Joseph
Warrensburg
Sedalla
Chillicothe
Crop Bulletin reports good statewide prospects from Jennings
Weather observer Jennings’ weekly crop bulletin notes cool temperatures, variable rainfall, and generally favorable conditions across the state. Corn activity slowed by cool weather while wheat heads, oats, potatoes, vegetables, and fruit show growth. some areas report replanting of corn and early harvesting in parts of the state.
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Jennings
Brown and Doniphan
Greenwood
Wilson and
Woodson
Coffey
Harvey
Pratt
Cuirk
Tregé
Thorns
Altulny
Viever
Eouth
Yieliing
Seknan
Sunday Runs Denounced by Philadelphia Ministers
Philadelphia ministers from Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian churches met to discuss Sabbath bicycle riding by wheelmen clubs. They prepared a formal letter urging action against using Sundays for organized club rides and planned a petition to the League of American Wheelmen.
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Philadelphia
Philadephia
Presbyterian Ministers
Wheelmen's Clubs
Wheelmen’s Clube
Manny
cMart
League of American Wheelmen
Brooklyn Elevates to Electric Train Power Change
New York June note reports Brooklyn elevated roads to switch to electric motors on East River bridge trains. Brooklyn Railroad Company reorganized with plans to install patented electric devices. Kings County elevated to adopt electric propulsion. Chicago evidence cited for testing. Engines to be started, stopped, and backed by push buttons with expected higher speeds.
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New York
Brooklyn
East River Bridge
Brooklyn Railroad Company
Kings County
Chiesco
Tt Iv
London Royal color question tests royal equality in parade
Reports from London and Dublin describe tensions over racial integration among military and police units as officers refuse to dine with colored officers. Captain Willoughby, a praised yet vexed Irish officer, contemplates action, risking a larger political stir given the Queen’s stance on equal rights for all subjects.
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London
Tommy Atking
Cdmrade
Royal Irish Constabulary
Gold Coast Constabulary
Wero
Wlloughby
Mineral Water and The Stave Journal Notice
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Mineral Water and The Braette Liew scents with W. Phillips at 12 W Eighth urging subscription to The Stave Journal. Limited readable facts, no clear event or date.
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Bird Ty i
Sudden 50 Foot Sinkhole Appears at Old Miinols Town Site
In Cairo district, on Saturday night five acres of land on the old Miinols site sank into a 50 foot deep hole near the river. The old Captain Cole Boren house, once on the sand, disappeared with the ground cracking seen the day before. Residents fled to safety as experts seek the cause, fearing further collapses along the banked area near the river.
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Cairo
Cal
Baroness de Hirsch funds new Boys' Trade School in New York
Baroness de Hirsch will finance a 400 pupil five story trade school on New York's east side to train youths in gas fitting carpentry plumbing woodturning and sign painting. The $90,000 building promises modern construction and a centralized location above Twenty third Street with upper floor workshops. A separate notice from Washington reports a July 28 civil service exam for an assistant chief in the agricultural department with a 1300 annual salary for male applicants.
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Baroness de Hirsch
New York
Twenty-third Street
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Division of
Sofis
Agricultural Department
Eagle's Rose Tint 5c Cigar and prison cages plan
In San Quentin California Warden Hale orders construction of cages for guards to place armed warders with convicts returning to work The measure aims to prevent a revolt in the mill Also mentions a yellow fever antidote and a report from Buenos Aires regarding a microbe that De San Arest claims to have verified
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San Quentin
Cal
Hale
Buenos Ayres
Armettian
Morisvidea
San Arest
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the State Journal
Filtaankk
P. Maclennan
Carrion
Eame
Kangay
Mall
Sun
Wed
Sat
Patts
HX Hays
Hacchanté
Newtar
Aiarfon
Hutchinson News
St. Paul
Arkansas City
Wlaywrighte
Ottawa Republican
Montana Indian War News
Wichita Eagle
Atchison Chumplon
Bennett
James Gordon Bennett
Azores
Namouns
Chet Long
Cy Leland
Hood
M'Ainley
Stranger
Kansas City
Crop Bulletin
Brooklyn Elevated Road
The
Stave Journal
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Wm Hansas
Kinley, Kinley & Lannan
Kas
Havana
Gro
Esjuth
Kansas
Keeley Institutes
Leslie H. Keeley
bin Joli
Union Depot
Keeley Institute
To. S. Townsend & Coo
E. A. Chaney
Gest Sth
Telepione
Boys’ Trade School
George W. Stansiisid
Rene the & Kee i Co Drink Restores
Eagle’s Rose
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