The State Journal Parly edition and delivery terms
The State Journal offers carrier delivery to Topeka and nearby towns at ten cents weekly. A permanent home is in Topeka at the Journal Building with Kansas City circulation. The notice lists telephone contacts and address for advertising and subscriptions.
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Topeka
BubUrhs
Kansas
Waratema
Topeka Bite Journal
Kansas Crenic
Corres
Eighth
Bo Potter
Seelalion
Weather Notes and Local Snippets Across Regions
Weather indications show generally fair conditions with a threat of thunder Tuesday, warmer in the west and light winds tonight. The page also contains a collage of garbled quotes and stray notes from Arkansas City, Enid, Wichita, and Ottawa papers, including election mentions and social commentary.
Fragments of gossip and manners from a bygone issue
A collage of quirky vignettes on women fashion love and social norms. Anecdotes include a woman resembling idol like trends a man ordering ice cream alone and lighthearted peeks into teen mischief with a Presbyterian girl and a giggling crowd. Local tone and era implied by phrasing.
Manefelds New Roll In London Sealed With Cancer Legacy
London July 22 Richard Manefeld seeks to purchase Chand Di Habits a Paris linked item as a rite of marriage and property. The article notes his wife is Ageia SeHtinuss and he is reportedly suffering cancer of the liver.
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Anefield
London
Richard Manefeld
Marchandy
Paris
Ageia
Sermon on Hear White and Perdition At Denver Church
Rev. Barton Aylesworth preached at Central Christian Church in Denver on June 24. His discourse argued for a dual universal force behind all things, praising past forefathers and urging self purge to reveal the true Self, amid praise of the sermon as among the best on the subject.
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Barton Aylesworth
Denver
Barton O. Aylesworth
Ayiesworth
Poll
Denver Whateh
Aylesworth
Walverae
Rhliga
Ant
Texas Marriage Scandal Ends Quietly, Kelley Spouse Safe
Mrs. Kelley sought legal action after alleging a mock marriage to wealthy husband John B. Kelley. Fear of a dispute prompted lawyering for divorce or rule on legitimacy. Texas inquiry confirmed the union was not real, leaving Kelley in good standing and the couple not pursuing a legal battle.
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Charlie Jenety
St. Louis
Bence
Post-Dispatch
Ville
Poet-Dispatch
Fensiky
Twre Unitek
John
Kelley
Nettle
Fearky
Morris Inn
Texas
Cesena
Lanyon Fensky
Eeomelitlion
Secular Music Stoped in Asbury Park Beach Event
In Asbury Park on June 14 thousands enjoyed a city event featuring sacred and pop tunes. Reverend Jones and Mrs. White condemned the performances as irreligious and urged enforcement of Sunday observance. Council member Bradies backed Protestants, leading to a motion directing the music committee to avoid regular Sunday selections in future performances.
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Asbury Park
BL Jones
Wellanten White
New York
Gid
Bradies
Common Council
Ward
Use Music Committee
Plan to isolate consumptives at branch hospital
At a Cincinnati hospital board meeting Dr. A Thrasher urged isolation of consumptives at a branch hospital. He cited death rates and new treatments emphasizing exercise and sun exposure, arguing the branch could receive and maintain patients with a final outlay. The plan was adopted.
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Cincinnati
Board of
City Hospital
A. Thrasher
Rimself
Censti Ives
Thrasher
Beanch Hospital
Sewer for Parkdale revival heads to city council
The East side Gralnake drainage project near the Santa Fe tracks is revived after a year. Cosnell nan Merean leads the effort before council, debating whether to create a drainage district or a full sewer district. Dr H A Warner pushes for a sewer, arguing a $25 per lot cost suffices.
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Gralnake
Santa Fe
Cosnell Nan Merean
Nan Morgan Uunke
H A Warner
Warner
Proposed Sewer Plan Extends East of Santa Fe Tracks
The article notes residents pay for waste disposal that could fund a sewer. Officials propose emptying the drain district into the Shungangnga while building a sewer outlet in the river east of the Santa Fe shops. The district would cover land east of the Santa Fe tracks, west of Shunganungs, and north of Firth Street to the river.
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Vie
Cariace
Tesuse
Santa Fe
Firth Street
Preaching No Hell Spurs Personal Crisis Reports
In Brooklyn the Rev. Cortland Myers links personal crisis reports to a new theology that denies hell and permits a second probation. He cites rising suicides and crime, arguing the doctrine encourages despair and moral risk while urging a return to traditional ends of punishment and accountability.
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New York
Cortland Myers
Brooklyn Baptist Temple
Mr. Myers
Myers
Sims
Myrra
Butchers After Trusts Co operative Buying Plan
New York meat merchants discuss a cooperative buying and slaughter plan to fight trusts. Arthur Block asserts price manipulation by beet and tallow trusts, proposing organized co operation to restore fair competition and cut weekly losses for New York butchers. lesworthers advertise Le Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases.
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New York
Arthur Block
M Et al Hutchers Mutual Protective Association
New York Fisteriers
Pat Meking
Saii
Tallow Trust
Weer
Asureselana
LeWitt
Geo. W .Stannfield
One True Way to Gain Flesh and Vitality
A promotional note extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the best remedy for weak stomachs and digestive troubles. It claims these tablets supply missing digestive acids to improve appetite, vigor, and flesh, advertising the product at 50 cents per package via Trem Stuart Co. of Marshall, Michigan.
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Harlendaon
Nature
Stuart
Smart
Druggista
Suart Co
Marshall, Mich
Replacing Wooden Bridges With Permanent Iron and Stone
Santa Fe plans rapid bridge modernization on the eastern division. LW Lewis begins 23 contracts to replace wooden trestles with iron and stone spans, targeting about 150000 dollars by year end, plus a Bonner Springs iron span. Four new structures completed this week across Wakarusa, Delaware, Marius des Cygnes, and Neosho rivers.
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Lewis
Santa Fe Company
Athni
Kansas River
Bonner Springa
Budorar
Delaware
Valley Park
Marius Des Cygnes
Reding
Neosho
Lang
Emporia
Alop
Kunstiver
Benner Spring
Brides
Santa Fe
Massachusette
Lawrence
Ath Pe
Tarst
tHipley
Suipe
Watki Kanes
Conetrucdot Ia
New Attels
Ripley
Sania
Remarkable Union Pacific Run Sparks Noted Distances
The article recalls several historic long distance railway runs, citing speeds and routes. Entries include London to Ellhbureh 400 miles in 7 hours 3 minutes, New York Central 436 miles to Buffalo in 79.5 minutes, Jersey City to Washington 227 miles in 4 hours 11 minutes, New York to Chicago 984 miles in 9 hours 67 minutes, and Chicago to Buffalo 10 miles in 8 hours 1 minute, among others, with speeds ranging around 60 to 70 mph and multiple railroads named.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Topeka
London
N. W
Caledona
Ellhbureh
New York Central
New York
Mast Buffalo
Penteyivants Railroad
Jersey City
Whahlicton
London & Northwestern
Lamia
Abordnen
Buffalo
Oulbrer
Lake Store
Chicago
Railroads face tax increase and headlight innovation spread
Total assessment for 1897 shows an overall rise of about 350000 while major lines face changes. Rock Island and Missouri Pacific roadbeds adjust downward, Union Pacific and Frisco see net decreases. Memphis outlines a new electric headlight aiding safety on the Springfield division after a near miss on Thanksgiving night.
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Kansas
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Totet
Union Pacific
Frisco
Cattle Traffic Flourishing From Southwest Ranges
The Denver Republican notes cattle movement from New Mexico Arizona and Mexico to Wyoming and Montana has been robust with feeders breeding on the Southwest ranges. Railroads report no lack of cattle traffic and stockyards in the city handle much of the movement. The Santa Fe offices begin summer vacations with employees rotating time off to prevent office disruption.
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New Mexico
Denver Republican
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Séertain
Arizona
Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Southwest
Santa Fe
Ttme
Santa Fe General Usies
Wispend
Mabel Hayes
California
B. A. Bostick
Wichita
Kan
TL. Cooper
Gopper
Uwo
Ohio
Oscar Pyles
Lincoln
Kessir
Grand Junction
Cal
Col. Lerrige
No Hard Times In Arizona Says Local Official
A Hageman of Grand Canyon Arizona, formerly hotel proprietor and city clerk, told a reporter that Arizona faces no hard times. He noted miners and laborers seek higher wages, but all enjoy three square meals daily and spend surplus in saloons and gambling houses. He described money as freer and circulating faster than in other areas.
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Arizona
Bas
A. Hageman
Grand Canon
Ariz
Throop
Hageman
Grand Pason
Lut
Union Pacfic Eating House Company
Arigona
Dixon on New York politics and reform in 1900s
Rev Thomas Dixon, visiting Kansas City, weighs the Raines liquor law and New York politics. He praises New York City’s progress since 1889, discusses Bryan and free silver, anti monopoly campaigns, and the role of farmer voters amid national political agitation. He calls Kansas a focal point of political agitation and progress.
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Kansas City
Thomas Dixon
New York
Ely
Fairmount Chatsuqua
Dixon
Greater
New York City
Loeas
New World
Chicago
Bryasts
Hie
Bryan
North Carolina
Kansas
Thompson Bros June Clearance Sale at 626 Kansas Avenue
Thompson Bros at 626 Kansas Avenue announces a Great Pre Inventory Sale with rich and rare bargains. The ad claims they sell the best furniture cheaper than shoddy goods and warns buyers to read to avoid losses, promoting ongoing bargains in a June clearance sale.
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Thompson Bros
Kansas Avenue
Great Pre Inventory and June Clearance Sale
The announcement touts a large pre inventory and June clearance sale featuring bedsteads at low prices with an emphasis on unrivaled assortment and value.
June Clearance Sale Offers 10 Percent Rocker Reductions
The catalog promises a wide, elegant stock of rockers with variety and up-to-date style. It emphasizes the large selection on display and advertises a 10 percent discount during the June Clearance Sale to banish ugliness from the collection.
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West
China Closets at June Clearance Sale
Highlighting mahogany and oak china closets with plate glass fronts shelves and mirror backs offered in various shapes and woods. All styles feature 10 percent off during June clearance sale, designed to showcase china and glassware in dining rooms.
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