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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1896
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text describes tobaccos harming nerves and vitality, with stray phrases about nerve poisoning, trembling, and heart issues. Mentions quitting tobacco and famous figures, but details are jumbled. The readable parts imply a sensational health claim about a remedy or product.
A 19 year old Merray was arraigned in New York court on a charge related to a robbery at the Waldorf where jewelry valued at 93,000 was taken. The case alleges a concerted theft with other unnamed associates and details indicate the suspect’s employment at the Waldorf. The prosecution outlines bold acts and the suspect faces trial.
A chaotic scene unfolded at a local child shelter when fears of a whooping cough outbreak spread among attendees. Authorities and caregivers scrambled to manage anxious parents and infants as the event continued amid precautionary measures and unclear risk.
A garbled OCR passage describes illness and distress in a family, mentioning Phoebe Cousins, San Prag, and Mina housing. The text laments worsened conditions, a brief, disjoint narrative of sorrow, recovery hopes, and a distant reference to travel and return home.
The president declines clemency, stating weighing the merits of pardons is beyond his duty. He notes only a California case notes counterfeit offenses and interference claims lack sufficient justification for mercy.
The proprietors acknowledge late 19th century community ties, thanking friends for kindness shown during illness of a wife and mother. The note, signed by C. Bard and children, expresses gratitude and wishes for divine reward for those who offered aid.
John Witton captured after burglar ransacked Mr. Schlegel’s Belle House on Erie Street, seizing spoons watches pocketbooks and jewelry worth thousands. Police say the burglar 48 was held at the scene and later identified as Witton who faced charges and a preliminary hearing.
Fall River area reports mass mill shutdowns as cotton mills halt operations for July and August. Workers face layoffs with wage concessions likely, while a July 9 conference seeks a resolution. Pemberton mill and others in Manon region among those affected. miners, spindles, and related industries brace for continued idle periods.
Community receives notice of a new meat market at Exchange Grocery Company located at 122 Sixth Street. The store pledges fresh meat at the lowest prices and invites customers to visit for deals and weekly specials.
A scanned extract reports the pope's encyclical defending papal infallibility and the primacy of the Church in guiding salvation. It argues the papacy, as successor of Peter, holds supreme teaching authority and unity within Catholic doctrine, resisting interference in civil matters. The text emphasizes the church as Christ’s instrument to preserve unity and truth.
Henry George the single tax advocate plans to attend the Chicago convention. He discusses attendees and arrangements, including lodging and meeting times. References to July start, local contacts, and related financial details appear in the fragmented 1855 report.
A jumble of names, events, and notices from a late edition brief locals on concerts, appointments, court matters, and civic happenings. Highlights include community figures like Najiy Shreve’s appointment, Brown’s chips, and a grand jury mention, plus civic items about the new court house entrance and a hospital transfer.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Judee Ber and EM Goi with garbled dialogue about two Boud Men for a Fell Festival, a Winkle reference, a wheel and band set, and belts. The legible parts suggest a festival scene with attendees and costumes, but the passage is largely unintelligible.
Sharon Massachusetts reports a tragic drowning when four choir boys and several others fell from a boat near Castle Island in Boston Harbor lake waters. Names include Beckett the organist and Brackett among the deceased and injured. rescue efforts followed as crowds gathered.
Minister Romero resigns as head of the Mexican ministry after publication of an article in an unofficial journal during a period of government questioning. He states he remains in office temporarily as investigations continue, while officials discuss the situation and evaluate the effects on policy.
fragmentary report discusses Mrs Demetring Calais formerly Mrs Barnum, retirement, travel to Cairo, Russia fat, and dubious claims about a German salve. Mixed names and garbled phrases hinder clarity. key elements mention Mrs Calais, travel, and questionable product assertions.
A royal commission report discusses Britain and America overtaxation and the burden on ordinary citizens. It cites figures in Britain and mentions labor outlook, trade, and government measures, with reference to New York, Fernanda Wood, and various officials amid a taxed era.
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