Topeka State Journal Tally Edition Notice
The State Journal tallies edition details carrier routes and pricing. It notes delivery by cariers to Topeka areas, specifies office location at Kansas Avenue corner Eight, and lists telephone numbers for Baines Office and Bell. The notice mentions permanent time and advertising openness.
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Topeka
Sint
Journal Bullaint
Kansas Avenue
Baines
Bell
New York
Pubisehers’ Association
Weather Indications and Trust Debates on June Day
Weather outlook for June at Chicago suggests unsettled conditions possible Wednesday with variable winds. The broader political note cites Secretary Sherman and prominent figures debating anti trust measures, currency issues, and congressional action amid partisan contrasts.
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Chicago
Rural shift to suburbia and country life rise
The piece foresees rural areas becoming sub urban as suburbs expand into Rhode Island and Connecticut. Farms convert to country homes for city residents, with longer summers, improved railways, and greater leisure. The trend mirrors urban growth and changing rural economies.
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New
New England
Mansschuertsn
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Rave
Great Asiatic Railroad Ambition Across Asia Minor
The New York Tribune discusses a vast British rail plan linking India to the Persian Gulf via Central Asia and the Mediterranean. Russia backs a Persia south branch, while routes to Palestine face French control and Syria division fears. Alexandria could serve as a terminus, with Has to We and Kurraiches guiding northern Arabian links. The project is costly but strategically valuable, potentially profitable, and a safeguard against British focus elsewhere.
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New York Tribune
India
Toman
Ara Chine
Central
Aala
Chinuae
Russia
Persia
Persian Gulf
Tighe-Euparates
Ottoman Empire
Syria
France
Alexandria
Haupt
Arabia
Peres
Ervat
Tre Moth Valun
As & J
Helilek
Erith
Unclear historical scene with varied figures and events
A garbled 19th century column notes ex senators, editors, and dignitaries tied to Fourth of July events, charity drives, statues, and political figures. It mentions Oswego Washington festivities, a Lady helping girls, memorials for writers, and an anecdote about Chief Justice John Marshall and a dollar dispute over a hitch.
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Jastice
John Mann
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Bloomington Passes Improvement Ordinance For Year
Bloomington council on Saturday adopted ordinances funding street paving totaling 19 miles, water mains 12 miles, sewers 10 miles, with $400,000 for pavements and $49,000 for sewer and walk mains. The measures aim to bypass frontage provisions and proceed with needed improvements.
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Bloomington
Last of the Old Soldiers Echoes of Civil War Veterans
A St. Paul Dispatch reminiscence profiles aging Civil War veterans. It recalls John Flaynes born before the Constitution, a Mississippi steamboat engineer who fought with Jackson at New Orleans, and Major John Clem, famed Ohio soldier of Shiloh and Grant era. The piece reflects on dwindling veteran numbers and the enduring honor of those who served.
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St. Paul
Lees
Grand Army
Joan Flaynes
Cumberland Mountain
Termesaee
Jackson
New Orleans
Haynes
Memorial
St. Louie
John Clem
Isa Metauren
Army
Becawes
Mat Cecord
Mustetan
Shifohi
Grant
Shiloh
Jin
Ehevlur
Quips From Atchison Globe on Love and Laughs
A clipped Atchison Globe column parodies romantic foibles and social habits. It notes suspicions about a woman with children, lists light jests on singing husbands, beauty, and ardent lovers, and ends with a faded joke about charms and thrift. The tone is whimsical and observational, reflecting small town humor.
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Globe Lights
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Skeletons Unearthed at Cemetery Site Near Chicago
Workers digging at Greeie boulevard and Ridge avenue uncovered skeletons from an old burial ground abandoned forty years ago. One skull, found in a bonnet with ribbons, showed preserved hair and clothing. police were called to investigate potential foul play. The report notes the site later housed Branston’s finest homes.
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Chicago
Greeie
Boulevard
Ridge Avenue
Hidge Avenue
Branston
Tournament Assured At Fairgrounds For Festival Feature
The Committee of Fifteen met at four yesterday in the council chamber and approved H A Utterman plan for a medieval tournament at the festival. The display will include armored riders, tall costumes, and a horseback contest with broadswords. Several members urged coordination with Santa Fe day and other events while arranging bonds for floats and ensuring the parade runs smoothly.
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H. A. Utterman
Ulterman
Turner Society
Swayze
T. J. Anderson
Dr. Greenwald
Titus
Sante Fe
Sante Fe Dey
Flort
Gay
Greenwald
Finance Committee
Dudley 4
Jiaisa
AK. Wilson
Monte Ft S. Brigham
Dudley & Joslyn
Kuehne
Erisham
Major Anderson
Capt Titus
Fellows
A. Wilson
Tapeks Club
Hval
J. Greensald
Wilson
Headquarties Ghd
Warren M. Cready
A. W. Dane
Tootka Baseball Club
Crisis in Canadian Senate May End in Abolishing It
Montreal June 3 A constitutional crisis unfolds as the Canadian Senate repeatedly vetoes Commons measures. The Intercolonial extension bill to Montreal faces Senate rejection after a party line vote, prompting government moves to fund the project via supply bills and raising fears of abolishing the upper chamber.
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Senate
Montreal
House of Commons
Ottawa
Dominion
Canada
Aseeston
St. Lawrence
Quebec
House
Rafinas
Kovernment
Te Senate
Grand Trunk Vailey
Drummond County
Levin
Bfon
Bfon~treal
Weveral
Ie Hsely
Canadian Senate
United States
Ite
Gay
Ita
House of Lords
Dse
Herd of Wild Cattle in Arizona Canyon
Cowboys found a herd of wild cattle in the Superstition Mountains. The cattle attacked, killing horses and forcing the men to retreat into the canyon. A large party planned to return to slaughter the animals. the herd is believed to be progeny of cattle weathered into the canyon years ago.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Tri Fe
Dr King’s New Discovery Cited as Superior Cough Remedy
Condensed testimony from brokers, hoteliers, and residents across Columbus G, Pure Warne, Ind, Balwinsville MA, and Chicago about Dr King’s New Discovery curing coughs and preventing croup. Endorsers include Chas B Hood broker and manufacturer agent, J D Brown St James hotel proprietor, FP Merrill of Balwinsville, and Mrs Hemming 222 East Twenty Fifth Street Chicago. Free trial at JK Jones drug store Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue.
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Chas. B. Hood
Columbus
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