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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
4
The text reflects mixed political and economic commentary. It mentions President McKinley, Mr. H, and pro prosperity rhetoric, alongside legislative bills blamed as pinching taxes. It cites Dun's Review on February commercial failures, and discusses postal service costs under public versus private management, noting wage comparisons and efficiency concerns.
A proposed Washington bill would cap work at ten hours per day, prompting inquiries if it covers farmers wives. A Tacoma Lodger reply clarifies it does not apply to wives of farmers who directly participate in farm work and economic activity.
An 19th century advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia by aiding stomach and intestinal muscles and digestive secretions. It asserts rapid, almost magical relief, urging readers to start now. Endorsed by testimonials from Danbury Connecticut and Indianapolis Indiana praising digestive improvement.
A reflection on social change and the farmer's wife in rural life. The piece argues women should share in modern labor saving gains while facing drudgery at home. It calls for legislative action by wives themselves to improve conditions and voices a call for fairness and equality within the farming community.
A jumble of aphorisms and misquoted lines on money pride reputation and poetry. The text critiques landlords generosity fate truth and social vanity in fragmented phrases tied to moral observations and social commentary.
A fragmentary poem-like piece describes a Mare native who rode trains and caused a stir among passengers. The quirky lines hint at a telecouped scene and a humorous, rustic observer tone. The text is garbled but preserves a fleeting narrative of travel and local color.
Fragmented OCR text from a Kansas newspaper page contains garbled political chatter and scattered local details. It references Leavenworth, Vermont, Ottawa, Harris, and various counties, noting odd anecdotes about trains, chickens, and a law debate. Overall the piece lacks coherent narrative and clear events.
Mrs Patrick Sherman died this morning at 4 30 at her home 9 Ena Right street She was 56 and wife of Depot Master Sherman of the Santa Fe Indications of a long illness preceded death Her sister Mrs Clark of Albuquerque NM formerly of Topeka is named as a survivor and connected to Ira Peter of this city Shawnee lodge No 11 3 F of Topeka notes her membership
Local report notes the arrest of Mrs Mugene Granta for shoplift at a Topeka cash store this morning. City physicians are called to a YMCA meeting on East Eighth Avenue Tuesday evening to organize annual theater societies. intended as a civic event.
City council debates repealing ordinance that restricted street gambling and bookie activity amid a campaign to fund city projects. Officials outline repeal would remove penalties for certain gambling related offenses while addressing concerns over enforcement and public safety.
The jury in the Crook Wright case failed to reach a verdict after deliberating at Stock Bur on Friday afternoon. The trial recessed at six oclock, with jurors to resume the next morning. Prosecutor Claud Deubler asserted the defendant’s guilt based on Imbler’s testimony of robbery, while defense witnesses challenged Imbler’s credibility.
Local report describes a disturbingly loud scene around 114 West era shest and 116 East Sixth avenue as several residents including Frank Crist and Andy Gree faced bond issues. The event led to temporary jail detentions for Bradshaw and White while authorities calm tensions and arrange a resolution.
A jumble of weather notices and public items appears with a cold wave forecast affecting the state. Articles reference forecasts, employee notices about voting, and local civic matters from Topeka Laundry Co and county assessors as they prepare for the basin of Verue opdm and related assessments.
The text notes a well balanced supporting company with Margaret Percival and Edwin Maynard singled out for special mention as worthy performers in the ensemble.
Gossip notes Reel is candidate for railroad commissioner. He tried to press bills for railroads, faced failure on one measure but influenced another, and is described as a brotherly figure within the circle.
A long puff describes Dr Greene's Nervura as the world’s great spring medicine, boosting blood and nerve health. Customer Gustave Leibach testifies of relief from headaches, insomnia, and paralysis of appetite after multiple bottles, claiming renewed strength and ability to work.
Tonight Grand Theatre hosts a string of dramatic events led by Miss Alberta Gallatin in Nell Gwynn with Edwin Crawford praising the company under Nittenthal brothers. The Columbus, Obie, Post notes 20 cent tickets and a busy schedule featuring the "American beauty" Prince of Russia and a strong performance lineup aimed at a crowed audience.
The readable text discusses internal party maneuvering over warden appointments, family ties affecting who can hold office, and potential rivals in the Republican and Democratic contests. Mentions Tom Union Kee Morse Dartey Boridan Watley Fike and others, with unclear sequence and roles.
A series of testimonials from Elizabethown and surrounding areas touts Dr Greene's Nervura as a cure for sleeplessness dizziness palpitation debility and related nerve and blood conditions. Users report improved energy and ability to work after three months of use, praising its claimed restorative effects and recommending it to others.
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