Topeka State Journal readers on political tensions and health notes
The article discusses the high stakes in the 1900 electoral landscape with mentions of Aguinaldo Stay-Kralocklans and shifting support patterns. It notes Governor Leary of Guam, public sentiment, postmaster matters, and fundraising for a Democratic convention. It also covers health opinions by Dr. Wilder on mind and body links to colds, stressing mental state as a key factor.
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Alexander Wilder
Feria
Wilder
Fragmentary political platform proposal from Baltimore News
The text presents a fragmented suggestion about a city platform and July event, mentioning free culture and a national tone. It references Kansans, a democracy, and vague policy ideas, but the garbled OCR obscures specifics and names.
Pennyworths on Money and Morals From Atchison Globe
A fragmented Atchison Globe item offers social musings on marriage, prudence, savings, and medicine. It notes a dog owner’s antidote belief, urges thrift to avoid poverty, and cites a local couple with folk remedies. The tone imitates a late 19th century newspaper column.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
Notes of pour singer protests and wary quips on men and women. Advice on convincing a partner, keeping focus, and distrust of friends. Jumbled snippets reference pictures, chimney smoke, and a clover metaphor for success. Oddities show unreliable observations and stray weathered lines.
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The
Chicago News
Quaker Reflections and Daily Life Snippets
Fragmented social chatter from a Philadelphia page includes reflections on manners and gossip, with snippets about funerals, poker, and theatrical scenes. Characters discuss behavior, superstition, and affection, while a storyteller and bossler stage a lively urban tableau.
Open to the World in Saint Paul Minnesota Notice
A fragmentary notice from the National Educational association outlines an openness program in Saint Paul Minnesota. Secretary Shepherd and W T Educote are named as officials overseeing the matter amid local delays and a dawn charge of the discussion.
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Paul Minn
Far to the North Joseph Z. La Joie Excites Scientists
Scientist interest rises as Joseph Z. La Joie draws attention from researchers with new findings. Researchers at universities and laboratories note potential impacts on Arctic science and related fields.
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Joseph Z. la Joie
New Race Discovery Claim Sparks Arctic Voyage
French Canadian hunter La Joie declares he found a new copper‑colored Arctic race and North Pole natives after drifting thirty‑six days at sea in ice. He presented artifacts to scientists in Washington but was met with cautious skepticism from Ta Jo and Smithsonian figures.
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New York
Joseph Zotique
Arctic
New York Herald
Washington
Raleigh
M. Ta Jole
A. W. Greely
Signal Service
George W. Melville
United States Navy
Melville Island
J. W. Bmcgee
Smithsonian Institution
M. la Jole
la Sole
Bia
la Jote
Start
Fran Mfon
Hattleford
Bruin
Columbia
Great Bear Lake
George White
Cape Brainard
Thie
la Jole
Melville
Ja Joes
Fxk
Hiaders
la Jule
la Joe
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Eczema and Health Benefits
A series of testimonials from readers in Gardiner Oswego and Auburn extol Hood's Sarsaparilla. They report eczema relief after two bottles and improved sleep energy and mood after use. Advertorial tone emphasizes personal cures and urges buying from druggists, warning against substitutes.
La Joie’s Expedition Reveals Believed North Pole Light
An account recounts La Joie leading a five man party across a rocky terrain to a cave settlement where natives first display weaponry then seek friendship. He settles among them for two years and later reports a constant luminous glow from a distant volcano considered by him to be the North Pole.
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Ving
Eamoo
Nea Great Cave
la Joie
North Pole
la Jule
Heaiys
la Jos
la Jo
Senate Grant of Seat To Nathan Scott WV Senator
Washington report on March 21 outlines a Senate committee finding Nathan Scott of West Virginia duly elected for a six year term starting March 4, 1499 and entitled to seat. Minority report expected. Debate centers on two veteran senators and joint assembly legality, with mirrors of public policy and quasi judicial concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Todey
McCamas
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Scott
Maren
Senntors
Mysars
Getsendanner
Pearson
Str. Bett
Gattencanner
Senate of the
United States
Joint Assembly
House
County commissioners curb inquests on deaths
The county board passed a resolution to refuse fees for inquest investigations unless the cause of death is in doubt or damage from an incident could follow. They say officials previously pursued inquests too readily and will limit such inquiries to cases needed to fix the cause or prevent further harm. Dr Hogeboom supports caution, but the board acted to generalize the policy.
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Soroners
Iituests
Noroners
Santa Fe
Hogeboom
Billy Co
Dramatic events at Crawford theater this weekend
A Poor Relation, a popular Sol Smith Russet play, tops Friday and Saturday shows with Frank J. Keenan delivering the Mr Hursell role alongside a strong company from Frusanti’s group. The bill also hints at Mr Kluger’s comedy Noah Vale and a second act tease. The Crawford presentation will feature The Winter’s Tale on March 5 by the James Kitter-Henford organization.
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Sol Smith
Clover Blossom
Keenan
Frusanti
Mirly
Lita Convers
Hally Wakeman
James Lackaye
Alfred Hudson
Charles Arthur
James Kiiter-Henford
Crawford Theater
Ipr
Proposed May Fair Prompts Commercial Club Debate
Citizens push to urge the Commercial Club to back a two show May street fair. C D Gray of the International Exhibition company promotes the plan while Topeka plans a fall carnival. Opponents warn it would clash with others and waste effort. a September fair may yield a grand result if united.
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Commercial Club
C. D. Gray
International Exhition Company
State Journal
Estes
Karsas
Gray
Topeka Tk
Topeka
Panama canal commission arrives. talks in Washington
General Haines and commissioners arrive in New York with plans to meet in Baltimore and Washington. Noble stays four days and may testify to congressional committees. Seven commissioners travel to Costa Rica to gauge concessions. Aorvinon leads a surveying party toward the Darien route. Noble avoids committing to a route, stating only that Americans likely want a through route, but the digging will take longer than expected.
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New York
General Haines
Baltimore
Noble
Washington
Conrmissioner
Ald
Costa Rica
Heath Declines School Board Nomination in Sixth Ward
Mrs N A Heath declines Democratic nomination for Sixth ward school board seat saying she was not consulted and would not be a candidate under any circumstances. The article notes Heath's rejection of the nomination and her stated reason.
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Mra. N. A. Heath
Democrats
Mire
Heath
Contest in two wards in city election
The coming city election features two hard contests in the First and Second wards. In the First ward Republican 5am Miller seeks to unseat Councilman Blossom, who is up for re election. In the Second ward Republican Dive Myers conducts a strong canvass to defeat Councilman Penson.
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Miller
Blossom
Dive Myers
Coupeciman Ia
Penson
Thompson Discharged For Snow Cleanup Case Dismissed
In police court this morning the case of City waiter Thompson for clearing his sidewalk of snow was dismissed on a technicality. The court found the ordinance valid but held the case improperly brought. Thompson had spent nearly a half day clearing 300 feet of walk and only cleared a narrow path in part. The outcome suggested the arrest looked like persecution.
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Clty Ve
Thompson
Ltkee
Mets
Overgrown Boys. Chicago Hearing Hear Insistent Factory Woes
Chicago March 2 Subcommittee of the congressional industrial commission heard Jones D L Board of a metal working machinery firm. He argued manufacturing in Chicago is hindered by labor troubles and weak city protection, noting lack of police aid and intimidation by unions. He warned continued troubles could push manufacturers to smaller towns with lower wages. He called labor leaders self‑serving and said the average American mechanic is an overgrown boy.
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Chicago
Congressional Industrial Commission
Jones DL. Board
Board
Inter Unionieri
Mart
Avkeda
Col. Clark
Goord
Hoemivo
Prosecution of War in the Philippines and Losses
A report on casualties among U S officers in the Philippine campaign notes that by December totals of deaths included four officers and several others, many due to violence or drowning. The memo mentions an influx of medical officers and transport arrangements from San Francisco to Manila, with an additional detach
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Christi
Colonel Woodputt
Sou Hs
Humber
Patat
Starnberg
Furwal
Walter Bs
Ldlands
Medical Department
San Brauelacy
San Francisco
Ooters
Washington
Bun Mrangieco
Manila
Philippinem
Gowiroueef
Stary
An C.taker
Waahington
le Well
Byars
Columbie
Williams Bay
W . Haven
Cann
P. Howell
Marion
Elgin
Morrie
D. C
Sam A. Springwater
CL Janey
Charleston
8. C
Menry A Sromberser
B. M. Trook
Ind
Trial of Inspector General Marsh in Michigan
March 2 in Lansing details the Marsh case with evidence that indicted officers did not follow attorney general guidance to hand over clothing to the military board for disposal by the state auditors amid alleged collusion. The report spans multiple items including Western Underwriters’ meeting, Boer War exile logistics, coal famine in Europe, and ports of call involving European and American officials.
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Marsh
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Arthur F. Marsh
New Ball League Formed
At a meeting of its promoters in this city last night the Central Baseball league was formed. The league will be a six club circuit, comprising Springfield Bloomington Decatur Danville and Terre Haute.
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Springfield
Central Baseball League
Bloomington
Decatur
Danville
Tallow Dick Inn't Hiding In Lexington
A muddled Lexington item from March 23 reports a man believed to be hiding in Beattyville near a tavern and barber shop. The note mentions a sought individual nicknamed Tallow Dick and a missing person case unresolved as authorities pursue leads.
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Lexington
Beatty Ville
Gostel
Sont Mann Whoa & Conducting Bla
Delaware Republicans Endorse McKinley in Dover Convention
Delaware Republican convention at Dover endorses McKinley for re election. Addicks faction to meet April 2 to elect delegates while national committee to decide loyalty to regular party. In other news, a Washington bust gifts and a murder verdict are reported from Chicago and Tugiah custody.
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Wy Hvala
Ee Bing Republicen Stata
Nealon
Dover
Gvicenten
Robbery at G A Whitaker Store Near Paola
The G A Whitaker store at Beagle ten miles south of Paola was robbed between midnight and daylight. About 150 dollars worth of pocket knives razors kid gloves and a hoe were stolen. Pocket knives were Clark Broad with hand hatomerer stamped on blades. Shoes were Upham 4 Cordon. A $25 reward is offered for the arrested convict Sion of the thieves.
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Paola
G. ‘A. Whitaker
Beagle
Katy
Clark Broa
Sion
Attempted Train Wrecking Reported Near Atchison
An attempted train wreck was reported in Atchison near Day Washington, halted by a mistakenly placed obstruction on the Central branch tram. The hindered train was shanked off the track with no damage or injuries documented.
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Atchison
Mimsuustee
Warsington
Dead Tree Reappears After Years In Yard
Local resident ES Sliver wonders if a dead maple in his yard can come back to life. In 1988 he cut the tree deeply. it died, rotted, and was removed. This spring it shows buds and vigor again, puzzling neighbors.
TALK No 84 Separate Eye Examinations and Vision Clues
Eye examination notes describe testing each eye separately to identify which is stronger or weaker. Instructions emphasize accurate testing, correcting with glasses, and ensuring attention to how powers differ between eyes. The guidance discusses patient focus and proper alignment of lenses for correct vision assessment.
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