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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
6
A garbled police column reports a proprietor and a lone victim who did not return. A man was arrested for peddling without a license, with details of disappearances, alleged crimes, and court actions mixed with scattered names and events from the local journal.
The article recalls King and Queen Alexandra coping with looming war fears as public events are postponed. Royal figures consider postponing ceremonies, while efforts to maintain morale and a sense of continuity are noted despite distress. The piece touches on Ascot festivities and reactions to potential coronation changes.
Maurice J. Bywater, recently Archdeacon of Culorady in the Episcopal church, plans to retire to his home in Dieweer ation. He is widely known in Toy for his work in Bible translation and will publish the manuscript next week.
The fusion scene at the Democratic convention centers on Harris and the Populists as they navigate a tight vote. The party splits over nominations for treasurer and other offices amid charges and procedural fights. Delegates debate conferees and the amended ticket, with a public sense of political maneuvering and an eventual split in support.
A consumer shares a long testimonial praising Postum Food Coffee for curing headaches stomach trouble and nervous issues caused by coffee. After switching to Postum for years he reports better health and improved business, crediting the product as essential. He notes no medical aid used and endorses Postum as effective.
A heated night session features protests over nominations and amendments as delegates clash on mail to the Democratic ticket. Key figures including Chief Justice candidates and attorney general contenders face shifts amid votes and parliamentary maneuvers.
A garbled OCR snippet mixes commodity market terms with scattered names and places. It references cotton, wool, oranges, eggs, potatoes, and hay while appearing to mention New York markets and various regional outlets. The text lacks coherent events or dates.
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