Fragmented Topeka State Journal Classified Fragments
Fragmented OCR reads like a Topeka State Journal page with scattered ad notices and addresses. It mentions Seventh Street Geach Hiet, Kansas Avenue corner Belk Ptote, and a Potter address. PHP and newspaper jargon appear, with notes about advertising readers and open pages.
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Temigrany
Geach Hiet
Prhmasent
Ee Ptote Journal Houding
Ena Kansas Avenuts
Ore Ee Belk
Pitone
Werttinenie Oltter
New Turk Andress
Ity Potter Butting
Cate Aturrican Erespepyr Pubfithece
Aneetethen
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice Failing Readability
The readable portions indicate a damaged OCR pass with scattered letters and incomplete words. No clear events people or places emerge beyond mentions of a month and restricted identifiers. The text cannot be meaningfully reconstructed into a factual news item.
Topeka Daily State Journal May calendar sample
Fragmented OCR lists dates and daily issues for May from the Topeka Daily State Journal with scattered errors. It notes issue counts, engraving marks, and a garbled reference to the publication schedule and monthly totals. The text is largely unreadable but centers on the May 190? calendar and issue numbering.
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Fle Tayties
Topeka
Aiy
Little Indlumey
Pritts
Batertay
Bunday
Mer
Mondas
Tuestay
Wertienhey
Frttay
Miy
Refur
Gundey
Mayster
Mar
Growth figures from a historic newspaper rush
The fragmented OCR text lists steady growth metrics and annual averages across months and days. It references circulation, daily averages for year, and specific dates like March and April, with inconsistent numerals and garbled names, suggesting a mid 19th or early 20th century accounting snippet.
Weather Indications Chicago June Mi-Por Kenge
Turbulent forecast with unsettled conditions across Chicago and surrounding areas. Reports mention southerly winds and potential changes in travel or governance implications. References to Whitney and others suggest political or ceremonial notes tied to an ongoing event or appointment process.
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Chicago
Welsestay
Mixed Silver and Gold Debate Roars Across Nation
The text portrays a heated national argument over gold and silver coinage, with strong opinions on currency policy, economic independence, and political alignments. It cites politicians, party plots, and public figures while mentioning American and immigrant groups and debates about monetary standards.
Democratic Money Question Rises in Debates Across States
A discussion in a New York Democrats article argues for a money standard tied to commodity values, favoring cotton and wheat as benchmarks. It critiques gold and silver debates, notes political shifts, and references lawmakers like Curtis, Broderick, and Morrill, with the tense tone of early party policy battles.
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Democrate
New York
Teest
Reed's Daughter to Wed Misa Kitty Reed to Wed Chas Bennett
Washington reports excitement over the engagement of Mise Kitty Reed daughter of Spealer and Mrs Reed, to Representative Charles Edwin Hennatt of Brooklyn. The match links prominent New York figures, with social rounds buzzing about the couple and their future.
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Washington
Kitty Reed
Spealer
Airs Reed
Charles
Edwin Hennatt
Brooklyn
Werner
Reed
Cleveland
Bennett
He Louer
Atem
Dnuilebi& Benen
New York
Ciry
Miss Coutzins Weary Acknowledges Suffrage Support
A Miss Phoebe Courtine receives acknowledgment from a St. Louis woman praising her work for woman suffrage. The note references Humane Society volunteers, the Peter Pierson era, and various civic events. It lists promotional notices for the Christian Endeavor excursion in Washington and a National School Teachers’ in Buffalo, with tickets and contact details for agents in Missouri.
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Bt Louis
Phoebe Courtine
St. Louis
Elhavn
Peter Piatlonte
Mintonri Pavitic Railway
Washington
D. C
Buffalo
Joly
Gale Joly Abi
Goh
Tums Iry
Unexampled Partisanship Clash in Judge Martin Seat
The piece outlines Republican leaders debating a convention to renominate Chief Justice David Martin while fearing a split if he is dropped. It notes two rival paths: push Martin for renomination or field alternative candidates like Charles Grate or Nelson Diehl, amid broader party divisions over silver policy and rail interests.
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Jude
Eliis
Avadielal
Anwloty
Gere
Gidette
Jorge Hes
Charles Curtis
Case Brodertet
Cy Leland
Snow
Grand Liama
Republican Party
Kensas
Republican State Central Committee
Leland
Tate
Mor- Hi
Strayol Usuinet
David Martin
Jadge Merfi
Ther
Noid
Martin
Yul Martin Naan
Marti
Judgof Charlee
Kimpo
Bed Nelson
Fire Ee Sterrin
Utter
St Leuia
Kauras
Kansan
Eer Martin
Pefter
Peffer
Chicago
Vo & State Journal
Ioc
Perfer
Brantor Beffer
Bern
Peter
Gov Tulvombe
Trovka
Enormous Claims Issued Without Proof by Mystic Brotherhood
Police Commissioner Charles Holliday dismisses claims by the Mystic Brotherhood as unproven. He notes reports of 77,000 members and 5.09 percent vote expectations, while urging caution as district organizers prepare for membership applications and local oversight.
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Questan
Charles Holliday
Tom State Journal
Inepemking
Mystic Brotherhood
Thin Beanty
Evan 1
Brovighogl
Topeka
Ogists
Che OM. B
Ormaniiaetom
Fragmented notice on witness details and identities
The fragment requests listing witnesses with names addresses businesses ages and relationships, then mentions a need to identify and place witnesses in a formal form for a legal matter. The readable portion references a vested member and cautions about prior statements and order of disclosure.
First McKinley and Hobart Banner Presented in Canton
A Canton notice recounts that a banner honoring McKinley and Hobart was prepared by a Cleveland firm and brought to the city by the Tippecanoe club of Cleveland. Mrs McKinsey defended it amid protest, while Judge Deleibageh unpinned the banner. The piece mentions the Tippecanoe club member roles and a promotional circulation via rail routes to St Paul and Minneapolis, with local drugstore ads and medical remedies included.
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Canton
Tyypocanee Club
Nes
Fueppenbabeh
TeSy Grewrie
Monintey
Debate on tipping sparks Liberty Dawn talk in New York
June meeting features New York writers and labor leaders arguing tipping norms and unAmerican tendencies. Howells denounces tipping while Liberty Dawn Association and Knighte of Labor members weigh the issue, urging discipline and a swift finish to the debate.
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New York
Wilar Dean Howells
Igpnins
Itynette
Liberty Dawn Association
Cynch Univers
Thomas B.momntite
Knighte of Labor
Liberty Dawn Anmorettin
Magacrentine
Valine
Barberr
Mr Howells
Benny D. Martin
Ereeratecutive
Howells
Fragmented OCR tale of trials at a fair or trial
A garbled OCR passage recounts a contentious scene with references to William Abesinth and Major Martiniex, mentioning a presiding figure and an inquiry into infant injuries. The text cites a St Louis convention context and notes uncertainty about who organized or spoke, with garbled dialogue and unclear participants.
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Tin Ladies of
Stark
Wiliam
St. Lous
Santa Fe Route Excursions Menu
Santa Fe Route offers excursions from Home Road to Chicago Milwaukee Buffalo and Washtington with multiple round trip fares and dates for Independence era events. Tickets available at depot North Topke Cromwell and Jeffers, Mineral Water district. J W Phillies advertised at 1 Hunesaa Ave.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Maly
Narional
Wasitieten
North Toppke
Cromwell & Jeffers
Siunsaa
Cheap Rateroad Rates and Train Details Across Regions
A fragmented notice lists travel options with discounted rail fares to Denver, Chicago, Buffalo, and St. Paul, plus dates in July and August. It mentions special reduced prices, phone reservations, and contact details for agents, with references to the Santa Fe route and sleep transport services shaping a national meeting travel plan.
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Sluffalo
Dévoltional Massniweren
Beche Font
Onde Iy
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Journal
ST Frank P. Maclennan
Opiin
Popee
The
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Siftien
Emai
Carrie
Westy
Elitien
Pat Fens
Pally Fate Journal
Faitor
Topelks
Kas
Juswo
Wey
Jamdary
Dally Avernay
Hutly Averry
Dhilty Eversgt
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Brice, Gartian
Wall
de Bentet
Ah Weil
Custern
Willie
Chigresamas Bowers
Calfornia
Fle
San Diego Sun
OHH
Lewis Patter
Sonsaya
Gowers
Ower
Topeka State Journal
Norton Sanpos
Teer
Champion
Julie Clegg
Silverite
Bob Innersoll
Gaylord Hergtt
Re Publican
Minneapolis
Alleticane
Amhiest Chamnion
A. Fe
Jay Leur
Pthant
Leula
Ellin
Ellie
Cy ‘Leland
Tom Diente
Asc
Rudy
Major McKintoy
Grover Cleveland
Cytus Leland Bas
Newton
Péters
Magjur Morrilt
Morrill
Eltlion
Oman
Oy Lelund
Miss Coutzins Weary
Hood
Hood Co
Lowell
Standard Authority On
Spruce Street
New York City
Kansas
Topeka Daily State Journal
Fourth Congressional District
American Newspaper Directory
E State Journal
Ines
Ms Daily
Avery Ace
ISG
Daly
Mrs. Weenleys Banner
Tippecanoe Club
J. KR
Anes’ Drug Store
Fifth
Kansan Ave
St Paul
Rion
Minevott
Iver
Aestaba
Trai
Sree
Cosrwit
Oma
Council BtuYs
Stout Oley
Aml
Yariot Care Siete
Perth
Wakeldy
General de Bt
Leute
Amd
Sam Hindmen
Kale
EL Sea
William Dean Howells
Martis
William McKinley
Heona
Santa FE
J. W. Phillies
Topeks Ave
7Th St
Cali Malsena
Dudley & Price
Pilames Com
Taptie Ave
Ene
Lous van Dorp
Tinton Fava
Denver
Gion
D.C
Siiraaker
Paul
Shape & P Brtouras Board
Ealtmas
Humphrey
Chicuwe
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