Feuds of Subjugation and Strange Editorials Grow
The Topeka State Journal reports a garbled dispatch filled with political ramblings about protests and party maneuvers, noting rising silver prices tied to Chinese relations and a blend of sensational claims. It highlights analysis of insurance payments across states, showing New York and Pennsylvania leaders in payouts and listing distributions by state with scattered commentary on public figures and social issues.
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Middle States
Ife Insurance
Central States
New England
Prclfic
New York
Ohio
Trinci
New Jersey
Missouri
California
Connecticut
Maryland
Michigan
Texas
Indiana
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Georgia
Louisiana
Tennessawe
Virginia
Maine
En Hampshire
Vermont
District of Columbia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Minnesota
Kansas
Cosorafa
Iowa
Delaware
West Virginia
Florida
Arkanse
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Imitian ‘Territory
Utah
Arigona
New Mexico
Wid
Nort Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Wromille
Disho
Hanna on Woman Suffrage Interview Condemns ruling women
Aunt Hanna says women lack husbands and means to live in politics. She argues women are not fitted for public policy and would waste opportunities if given greater scope, warning that domestic duties prevent women from shaping government and wartime leadership.
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Hanna
Ward
Politiea Crmpelens
Mart Pilit
de Hanes
Shaynee
Ehil
Rp & Government
Fragmented 19th century political note on party lines
A heavily garbled historical text discusses political platforms, readiness to evaluate a position, and a senator’s stance on honesty and openness. It mentions private notions, a speaker’s rhythm, and the difficulty of accepting certain views amid party dynamics.
Life Insurance Payment Declined by Company
Fragment from a life insurance notice describing retirement, endowment and investment contracts and a dividend surrender value calculation. Mentions payments by savings and fraternal societies and a sum of one hundred seventy and a half dollars.
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Ife
Walt Ct
Pic
Tis Insurance Prese
Quaker Reflections and City Gleanings Patch Newspaper Wit
A collage of humorous quotes and reflections from Philadelphia and Chicago papers. Snippets cover manners, economics, misused phrases, transit jokes, stage banter, and social observations. Readers encounter quips on marriage, work, politics, and everyday life with a light satirical tone.
Smallpox Breaks Out Aboard Transports Near Nome
San Francisco reports smallpox aboard the steamer Zewlandii sailing from Cape Nome. Quarantine placed on the vessels Santa And and others at Bem Island. Crews of wrecked ships rescued by steamers Valence and Auster. About 81.00 persons believed at Nome amid claims and trouble. Alaska Commercial Co. reports ten boxes of gold from Nome.
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San Francisco
Cal
Irine
Zewlandii
Cape Nome
Santa
Bem Island
Zeuluidla
E Harbor
Nome
Valence
Auster
Cape Amanoff
Feach
Alaskaa Commercial Company
Mederating
BOM
Local notices mix of events at Topeka venues and accidents
Topeka items report a horse show at golf links and old grounds, a funeral closing courthouse offices for ex Sheriff Diebrow, and various minor incidents. A street accident dropped a hack with horses into a gap, a stove burn left Mrs. Barnes with a painful arm, and a timber strike injured contractor Kerle.
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W. C. Mualer
Polk Street
Court House
Diebrow
Noble L. Prentis
Karens City
Topeka
Bouldee
Bato
Mike Thompson
Royal Billard Hall
F. Detvert
Laura Burns
M. Council
Mary Mason
Frank Sommers
Park Street Thurmtay
Franklin Barnes
Taylor Street
Oriental American Midway Company
Ti Streat Sur
Milwaukee
Elia McCarroll
B.A. McCarroll
Slias
Sixth Street
van Buren
Thomas Wauson
Donovan
Kansas City
Chief McParland
Kansas Avenue
R. W. Squires
Ds Drus
J. S. Weat
Washburn College
Maler
Twenty-third Regiment
Osage City
Grumten
Kanens
Cuba
Republican Flambeat
Union Peattie
Toeeville
Rossyilie
Arc Department
George Washington Jackson
First Colored Methodist Church
Mise Hicks
Boston Can. Survatore of Music
Sona Be
Boston
Mexico
Gactivl Park
Pout
Old Settlers’ Association
Washburn
Kansas Capital
WW. H. Kerle
Quincy
Walt Packing
Mr. Ketle
Ossinbulsni
J. P. Meyers
Remington Typewriter Company
Meyers
Army of Occupation to Occupy Peking Watershed
A Paris report states talks yield a status quo settlement for spheres of influence and commerce in China. An international occupation force of about 200 men leads, with Russia and Japan providing 1 2400 each, Britain 40 100, France 3 000, and Germany armorica and others 5 per head. The Siberian army codes would cross the frontier only if crisis worsens. London reports British consul notes foreign legations remain in Pekin with customs at Ten Cain fearing unrest.
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Paris
Associated Press
Lnten
China
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Armorica
Siberia
Peken
London
Che Foo
Pekin
Ten ‘Cain
Prolonged Warm Spell Persists Amid Storm Forecast
Still very warm conditions continue with signs of cooler air as storms approach. Forecasters note possible pre storm winds from the southwest reaching up to 12 miles per hour, with cloud cover and temperature fluctuations observed around the Cowhabian building.
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Duc Fnstead
Cochwabian
Bristow Silent on Cuba Postal Inquiry
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Herrati, back from Cuba, met with the Postmaster General in May for a two hour session. He gave an informal report on Cuban postal affairs and will submit a written version totalling US prize, though it will take several days. He declined to discuss details or confirm any further arrests in the investigation.
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Washington
Hrtatiy
Cuba
Orat Bristow
Elevator firm to keep large grain storage closed this year
In Lacrosse Wisconsin the W U Elevator Company announced that about 1600 prospective wheat crop shortages will affect their extensive elevators in the river region. The Lith. Held Line number one shout 79 will not be opened this year.
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Lacrosse
Dite
W. WU. Salevator Company
Wrhert Rvgion
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Orinda J Cotehtch
Deaths and funerals listing Orinda J Cotehtch age 48 died of apoplexy Wednesday evening at the asylum. Remains shipped to Newton for burial. Funeral of Jacob Fink to be held Sunday at 6:90 at 4312 East Fourth Street and at 1 o'clock at the German Lutheran church at Second and Mattson. Horse show tonight at ball grounds. Tomus Martin and daughter Mabel of Potvin traveled to Chicago today. Baseball grounds event noted.
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Orinda J. Cotehtch
Newton
Jacob Fink
East Fourth Street
Second and
Mattson
Mia
Thormus Martin
Mabel of Potvin
Chieasu
Golf Links
Remington Paper vs Topeka Capital Case Heard in Court
D R Hite argued for a new trial in the district court over the Remington Paper versus Topeka Capital verdict. The jury returned about 514 000 for the paper company. Grounds include alleged faulty instructions and improper rulings. Judge Sagen took the petition under advisement.
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D. R. Hite
Remington Paper Company
Topeka Capital Company
Browght
Paper Company
Sagen
Petitton
Kansas Will Shine at National Convention Headquarters
Kansas City reports elaborate decorations for the state’s convention HQ on Baltimore avenue. The entire floor features flags and electric bustle with portraits of Col Bryan, including a striking 12 by 12 foot display with a $20 gold piece and a silver dollar. Kansas plans open house to welcome thousands of visitors.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Baltimore Avenue
Uitecia
Col
Bryan
Christie Street Case Receives Market Reports Pending Appeal
Chicago June 9 the Christie Street Commission of Kansas City Mo obtained court approval to receive market quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade until the appeal of an injunction is resolved. The dispute between the commission and the Board remains as before the dissolution order.
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Chicago
Christie Street Commission Company
Kansas City
Protate Court
Chincago Board of Trade
Tere
Commission
Som Yo
Board of Trade
Price
Iguinet the Board
Fee buyer forces city to pay back fees in district court
Capt E B Good, a fee buyer, pursues city for past three years of witness and other fees in civil and criminal cases. Supreme court ruling expands city liability for back fees, potentially yielding a $2,500 to $2,500 harvest. City attorney investigates to ensure only legitimate claims are paid.
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E. B Good
District Court
Supreme Court
Wrney
Have You Any Trouble At The Fancy Grocer
The store advertises a trial order and lists meats and delicacies available this week including Beot Pork Mutton Veal Lamb Fresh Fish and Poultry Imported Swine Cheese domestic Swiss Brick and Limberger New Dill Pickles made by their own maker at F P Zinmersian s, Phone 138 7 Kan Ave.
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F. P. Zinmersian's
Kan Ave
Santa Fe Denies Southern Pacific Deal Rumor
General Passenger Agent Black of Santa Fe denies a Chicago report that Southern Pacific and Santa Fe agreed on through passenger service in California. He says no conference occurred and Santa Fe has no plan to run trains between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Santa Fe emphasizes its route remains four hours longer for such local service and will not mix local runs between Oakland and Barstow.
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Southern Pacific
Black
Santa Fe
Chicago
Associated Pree
California
Sunta
Lee Allenson
San Francisco
Phts
San Brancken
Tam Ane
Barstow
San Prancken
Los Angeles
Teddy Comes Alone in Elusive War Chronicle
A fragmentary report references Teddy at noon and mentions a private matter amid a San Juan battle context. The garbled text names Wall Post and Wil Boma and hints at a war setting with unnamed parties and dates, leaving the core event uncertain.
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Euliek Te
Wil Boma
Roosevelt to ride Rock Island to St Joseph from Topeka
Governor Theodore Roosevelt plans a revised travel route returning from Oklahoma City on July 4. He will skip Kansas City and travel by special train along the Rock Island line to St Joseph, with stops at Horton and nearby towns, then speak in St Joe that evening.
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Rock Island
Roosevelt
St. Joe
Topeka
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Hough
Oklahoma City
Rock Island Bridge
Jovurnor Rowdebett
Oklahare City
Anthony
Santa Se Ponca City
Blackwell
Anthiosy
Kingman
Giraffes at London Zoo to Breed Again Soon
The article notes Europe’s only giraffes at Regent's Park Zoo, a young male bought for £800 arriving April last year and growing, with a mate hoped soon as breeding resumes. Mr Bartlett plans further giraffe breeding, valuing breeders like horses.
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London
Zoological Gardens
Europe
Regent's Park
Bartlett
Train Schedule Details from Kansas City to Tepes City
A fragmented notice outlines a special train from Tepes Jul via the Santa Fe Route leaving 9:35 p m and arriving 11 00 a m in Tepes Jul City with a return at 11 00 p m The ad mentions six other daily trains and ticket terms for travelers between Kansas City and Tepes City with fare details and good tickets.
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