Fragmented financial report details operating results and taxes
A garbled 0078 era financial summary outlines year ending June 30 with figures in pounds. It references sources beyond programs, gains from operations, dividends, interest, and taxes. The text mentions surpluses, receipts, and expenditures and notes assembling figures from annual state ministry data.
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Morerety Ao Mersin Owmedt
BT Rao
Huscetiarengy
Peherie
Freyre
Sidarien
SAAS
Lncorne Iowrantsit
Otiver Sdetuctioten
Heurei
Allen Ane
Sparta
Leo Clarsne
Cauwuey
Opimpmnies
Maaifetain
Untitled Fragment Reflects Fragmented Report Text
A fragmented OCR passage references various unclear topics and names, including names like Moye and Joe FNEN, with scattered phrases about rates, salaries, and writing. The legible content is minimal and nonspecific, producing a terse, unresolved snippet.
Editorial Comment on Public Sensibility and Trade Policy
A lengthy, fragmentary editorial critiques sensational public entertainments and defends rational restraint in court, while urging expansion of foreign trade and tariff adjustments. It cites industry leaders, government officials, and business concerns arguing for reciprocity, reduced trusts, and domestic industry protection, mentioning Thomas Lipton’s Washington visit and Roosevelt’s invitation.
Unclear text about naval events and officials
Fragmentary report mentions Mn Frey Senta Perafiiend and Admiral Cotton Cablegram from Washington June 2 describing the Ebropran squadron at Kiel. Text is garbled and many names/phrases are unreadable, making precise summary impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn Frey
Selalia
J. J. Rey
Senta Perafiiend
Bright
Moody
Cotton
Washington
Mooty Tue
Admiral Cotton
Kiel
Cubbison Bill Passes Amid Tax Reduction Debate
Ambiguous notes describe a tax related measure labeled the Cubbison bill. References to the senate, House action, and named figures suggest passage or consideration of amendments, with mention of a $1000 figure tied to work in counties and remarks by Senator Wright and AG Morfelis.
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Senate
van Pel
Wright
Neosho River Bill Advances to House with Survey Funds
A Boldlak proposal from Senator Stewart to survey the Neosha river was advanced to the House. It includes a 35,900 appropriation and a governor appointed supervisor with a 46 per diem salary to oversee the work aimed at straightening the river and preventing flood bucking during high water. Representative Nation from Nevada is expected to support the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldlack
Stewart
Mani
Charne
Nevada
Leland Bill Killed In Senate On Interest Reform Move
The Senate defeated Ayusp bill No. 2 by Leland to cut state warrant interest from 7.5 percent to 4 percent amid committee review. Advocates argued for relief in wartime finance while opponents questioned feasibility. An attempt to recall the earlier vote occurred in the afternoon session.
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Leland
State Front
Sen- Wier Emith
New soda fountain Topeka debut inspires crowd at unveiling
In Topeka a new soda fountain by Swift and Holliday Drug Company is unveiled. The facility features an in-house carbonation system, sterilized water, and a Cocaine carbonic wheel process. Grillion family involvement highlighted as installation and arch unveiling plan draw public interest.
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Pho
Topeka
Swift & Holliday Drug Company
Tufts
Jordnt
Marsh & Cr
Teeton
Apitawaine
Steinbers
Becky Mountain Limited Train Service Details
Commuter timetable announces Becky Mountain Limited from Denver to Chicago starting July 1 with a next train at 1 p.m. and a southbound departure at 5:30 p.m. The schedule lists arrivals in Chicago at 5:30 p.m. the following day and Denver fares at 40 dollars.
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Becky Mountain Limited
Denver
Cul
Troay Ufdergsend
Ouneste
Atesilar Wervicle If
Becky Sfiuntain
Itl
Ierestined Betweien Colorado
Ghinseo
Tenaya Teeuver
Coldrede
Retaliation Campaign Claims Attributed to Trade Groups
The piece claims a coalition of unions and allied groups organized a retaliation drive. It mentions members being called out at a hotel district near New York venues including the Regis, New York Theater, and Metropolitan Life building on Twenty third Street, outlining suspected aims and locations involved.
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Thnt
Hint Regis Hotel
New York Theater
New As World Eauke Hotel
Lengsere Square
Ahd
Metropolitan Life Harkins i
Deaths and Funerals Mrs EA Barney 64 in North Topaka
Mrs EA Barney died this morning at Dr Clark's home after witnessing a fire and loss of property along the water. Authorities suspect congestion contributed to her death. The body goes to Shatner, Okla for burial. Binny May McCorgill, 18, will have a funeral tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
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EA. Barney
Clark
Western Utenuy
Baumney
North Topaka
Shatner, Oki
Binny May McCorgdll
Daunteer
McGorkilt
Payne Health Delays Higher Office Attendance
Poughkeepsie N Y June 25 Gen Payne ill health prevents him from visiting the posts department though he sent word he expected to be there yesterday. His condition is described as improving though he remains weak. Meanwhile Wisconsin varsity crews faced brief delays before practice in the nearby water at Hine Point and South of their beat bones as Collembia and Syracuse crews trained in neighboring waters.
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Payne
Washington
Peetatiies Department
Paynes Health
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Wisconsin Varsity
Orrnell
Hine Point
Syracuse
Georgetown
Rowing schedule hints at major college matchups
A fragmented OCR note lists rowing crews and matchups among Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Georgetown, Syracuse and Wisconsin, with times around morning sessions. It references a freshmen eight and a four oared boat and nearby colleges in a rough timetable.
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Ted Ae
Columbia
Pennerlvania
Cornell
Georgetown
Syracuse
Wis
Caret
Innes’ Goods Taken in St Louis Case Details
A June 28 report from St Louis notes deputy issues and bandmaster Innes itemized receipts and court action. The attachment was made in Louis on March 35, 1807. Judgment with interest says the matter was settled years ago.
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St Louis
Aetiranee St Leuie County
Qurtahecins
Fox
Garten
Louis
Innes
Chestal Seeks Hay On Russian Petition Transmission
Count Chestal traveled to the executive department to consult with Secretary Hay about a petition to the Russian government. The executive council reportedly approved a tentative document to be signed by federal office holders outside the United States. Signatures are expected to take about two weeks, with one already in progress.
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Washington
Walced
Chestal
Hay
Stvotan
Executive Council
Algmt
Roosevelt to send message over new Pacific cable
President Roosevelt will transmit a greeting and congratulations over a new Pacific cable linking Sagamore Hill to the Pan American islands. Governor Taft will return the message in a coordinated exchange as the cable opens. Five suspects are under arrest in a separate case involving a land theft ring at Eliene, with Leonard Lamb connected to earlier plots.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Panspiny Islands
Taft
Hebert
Leonard Lamb
Wichita
Trark
Jaliery
Eliene
Lamb
Local visits and council meeting text fragment
Mr and Mrs Ouo Rahn and ais Mary Brandenbure visited Randulph to see Mr and Mrs K Haan Centorg. The Unity council will meet Friday at 2 pm. A Climberland band concert is set for Saturday evening in Washington. The Mount Garsie Cant nomphcy will hold an event at the new Hailing building by Cr Lev. Court notes discuss Metropall iam management and public service burdens with reflections on strong linen and investor questions.
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Ouo Rahn
Ais
Mary Brandenbure
Randulph
Visi
K. Haan
Cr. Lev
iCentret National Bank Lmm
Kurnes Avenue
Rosme Nee
Compass
Devlin
Mir Whitney Yeaterday
Lewes
Whitney Aleo
ML Whitney
Rock Island Agents Bills Audited
Audit of agents lists numerous names and firms, including hardware companies and groceries, with scattered notes on accounts. The fragmentary record mentions multiple individuals and businesses and hints at routine financial verifications conducted by an auditing committee.
Hayti Weatherly Arrests After Attempted Hold Up
A man named Hayti Weatherly, recently released from a term in the penitentiary, was arrested after a supposed attempt to hold up the Throop hotel. Two men, including a driver, were charged in connection with the incident. Weatherly’s alleged accomplice, a woman, faced interrogation as police pursued the case.
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Hayti
Arnie
C. P. Falter
Pieter
Throop
Attrowt
Ee Abe
May Tate
Lakin Court Hears Theft Trial Of John King
In Lakin Kansas a District court will hear the case of John King charged with theft. Sheriff Ness City, Judge Banta of Great Bend, and Stutger of Ness City defend King as juries are being selected amid weather delays.
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John
Sar
Ness City
Jodee Banta
Great Pond
Stutger
Nes City
Old Folks Concert At Bing Me Church In Topeka
The Branerhood of St. Paul in Topeka presents a concert at the Bing Me Church tomorrow evening featuring a vocal recital in character. Admission at the church door with collection for repairs to the church and parsonage. Social hour to follow with music and refreshments.
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St. Paul
Mlade
Topeka Relief Fund Items Reported to Committee
Reported items before the committee include a fire relief measure and financial matters. The text is fragmented and difficult to verify. key actors or dates are unclear but reference is made to a relief fund in Topeka and a committee review.
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Trea
Welling
State Relief Updates Include Items Sent to Mr Sims
Fragmented OCR item notes additional deliveries to Mr Sims treasurer and mentions various edited lines. It references Strandadasee and a person named Clugene of an unidentified place. The legible parts point to a financial or relief distribution context and a treasury connection.
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Sims
Strandadasee
Bridge to be Open Kansas Avenue Passage Not Closed Till Friday
Bridge access on Kansas Avenue across the Banede river will stay open until Friday evening due to failure to secure materials for a temporary approach. Santa Fe and Ediron company representatives, city officials, and property owners identified missing items, noting most goods are junk. The scene at the depot station revealed several damaged couplings and tools, with thieves suspected amid the disruption.
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Kansas Avenue
Kans Avenue
Banede
Ramteriel
Fritar
Santa Fe
Ediron Company
City Alley
Companys
Pallew
Worthiene
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Topeka State Journal
Wmaxx
Cosas
Eitiin
Tee Carsynes
Tiga Suburbia
Bayer
Dean
Jep
Haass
Ian
TULL
Aeerpel Oem
Moinbes
Sie
Arrarie
Eicxrepe
Pop
Bilding Sepresotien
Uae
Mbna
Deter
Nor
Teres
Ulead
Gressie
Aegis
Phdinck Lasmmervestrom
Epi
Aoi
Cohen
Efmiedy
Lee Carles Fmla
Frekinge
Ion Dadhunes
Pius
Azimag
Relent
Pevinia
Irvine Marie
Greer
Inter
Fk' Avi Moftesville
AL Dela
Doey
Gylk
Mmerist Liniers
Carl Fria
Willborn atzaKem
Cirisordly
Missouri
Globe Sights
Renreind
Sean Abe
Krasis
Anney
Hood
Chile
Risa
Teast St. Lauis
Ania
Harmin
Harmin Uttersd One of the Sagest of Truthe When He Decutred Grat
Ti Nino
Cratpbell
Albert Clarke
Europe
Fordien
Manta
Wuliding
Prust
Charles
Ferell
Elowk
Morgan Aid Company
Anne
Bethe
Holland
Ateal Trust
Gariiae
Howe
Ery Caine
Lipton
Waakineion
Sir Thomas Lipton
Wilshington
Prestest Ropecyelt
Lupcheer
Hin
Neosho River
Leland Bill
Phat
Sland
Desi
Haidsome
Greset
Chicago
Rock Island
Mabel Neat
Bros
Hardware i
Bowe Co
Marden Crabby & Co
Seniesa
Withers
Ereotal Enioeest
Gtemm
Graverien
Boia Ua
Lely
Bowery
Aloahey
A. Hinds
Garatine
Cart
M. Payne OM
Albert Smitty
DeHall Brutlopary
Mearshall
Em Wutterman
Dosielues
Inmeer
Te Bioc Darling Co
Shawnee Grosery
Cocgrbariek
Shiner
Ernecrcs
Bissal
Apernitium
Alice Picketies
Mr'Spauden
Rocer
Ain
Hy Weatherly
Tentin
Hace Avgeonus
M_E Church
Topeka Reliep Fund
Noi
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