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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1900
Page
7
Fragmented text mentions Aguihaido minister, Associated Press, and various garbled phrases. The piece cites finances, expenditures, and a reference to a one year service, with numerous failures to render coherent facts. The readable names include AP and unidentified persons, places, and numbers amid the damaged OCR.
A garbled OCR entry describes an auction scene with military and political references. It mentions naval forces, surveys, and various named figures and locations, but the text is largely incoherent and difficult to parse into a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary notes describe a political struggle in Maine with Mr Foss poised to chair the naval and appropriations committees. Moody, Sharratty, and Beane are mentioned as allied figures in a tense bid to control House committees. The piece notes Cannons failed bid and a confidence vote that followed, with Moody’s prospects and Boritellesinexpectedly recovering in the next session.
Central Trade aid Lebor Talon plans a bus line in St Louis to rival St Louis Transit Co. A union strike on the existing line prompts action. Resolution favors purchasing and equipping a street railway system to connect all districts, with fares equal to current streetcar rates.
The Union Label Lyceum of Chicago launches as an educational body banning politics from religion debates while seeking to improve relations among members and affiliated clubs across the country. A rally at the Building Trades headquarters signals growth in the movement despite organizers insisting political action will be barred.
Fragmentary note describes a travel route with price thirty dollars for round trip via Basta Fe. It mentions tickets dated near June 14 15 16 and an agent TL. King for particulars, with references to June 23 and train lines.
For this week only the Journal will offer exchanges at five cents a hundred. Highland Park Sunday school will hold a social at the Highland Park School on Tuesday evening, June 3. Ice cream and Coca-Cola will be served.
Funds available to loan on improved country or city real estate with semi annual payments and strong security. Bank deposits and savings provide confidence, with fixed rates and steady terms.
For rent two room houses at Tl West Twelir and 700 Madison Street Enagire and Kaneas listed. Also for rent a campenile wagon owned by Clarence D. Sinner with Bust Hh at local location noted.
A historical city ordinance grants the Topeka Federal Light Heat and Power Company authority to construct a gas and electric distribution system along public streets alleys and places within Topeka Kansas. It covers maintenance construction open trenches and placement of poles and wires with city permits and compensation for damages to adjacent property.
City ordinance details the rights and obligations granted to The Topeka Federal Light Heat and Power Company to construct gas and electric works within Topeka. It outlines rates, construction timelines, minimum expenditures, property rights, and conditions for accepting the franchise, with penalties and refund provisions.
The Topeka Federal Light Heat and Power Company may build or acquire electric plants. It shall pay annually to the city a franchise tax based on invested capital and operating income. The ordinance outlines revenue, taxes, and reporting duties to confirm financial sufficiency and allows transfers or consolidations with successor entities under city oversight.
City officials deem it necessary for best interests to grade and pave the west side of Lane Street to Willis Street area from Lane to College Avenue. Work includes widening to thirty feet with vitrified brick and sand paving. Clerk witnesses attest authenticity of document. Published in Topeka State Journal.
A town committee proposes widening Lane Street from Tulrtventh Street to Piercy Street and making the segment 40 feet wide with gravel and trees. The plan includes Lanes Avenue widening to support utilities, with a public hearing and city clerk approval. The document records a statement by H Hughes and mentions verification signatures on file.
Repaizing and repairing clock or sewing machine work offered with forty years experience. Call at Sanene Ave for references from F. E. Grimes state treasurer. Merchants Transfer & Storage packs ships stores. Golden Macabe works on Ha Wantas Ave.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century notices page highlights quality in tea and coffee products with claims of superior flavor. It lists physicians and surgeons offering exams, charges, and contact details, alongside notices for telephony, education in languages, and a pathologist or compathist reference with various names and addresses.
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