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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
3
An old Royal court scene unfolds with a sultan and entourage awaiting the emperor as two boats depart. The 30 Dayes in an Open Boat recounts a perilous voyage with sailors subsisting on shark and albatross and a rescue of the crew. Geological Survey notes appear as unrelated artifacts in the same item.
The milder winter hurt the ice crop while favorable weather boosted ice makers in Kansas and the Midwest. Prices for ice delivery and packaging were revised per supplier, with charges set by ton, delivery distance, and weight bands. Customers face higher costs as market constraints and seasonal demand push up rates.
A chaotic incident unfolds with a named couple and a revolver during a stormy voyage. The report mentions marital strain, a tense confrontation, and an element of danger as the couple navigates disputed arrangements aboard a vessel. Named persons and places appear amid the confusion.
Washington dispatches report favorable surveys of Indian lands and a territorial opening. A new rail line is sought with a freight depot planned at Lawrence. Negotiations involve Burlington stock and potential shifts among Great Northern and Northern Pacific. A UP and White Knee line deal for 100 miles from Blackfoot Idaho is confirmed, with mining activity shaping routes.
A dated report explains annual watch inspections, noting 33 watches sent for repair and 37 withdrawn from service. It mentions types of watches, terms like timekeeping and durability, and references Santa Fe Road's carriages and routes with a focus on maintenance and inspection standards.
The Evening Post reports both Northern Pacific and Great Northern shares active as revival rumors spread. Traders speculate on control of New York interests with Bertingios joiners signaling confidence in a challenged Hurtington stake.
Strowslay, superintendent of transportation, and James Collinson, assistant press recinte acenn aeronchiners, are among staff promoted amid railway shop activity. Albert Parker, candidate for mayor of Topaki, visited shops on Wednesday as work on elevated tracks continues and several lay-offs occur in machinery and brass shops.
Brief notice says KW Thompson named aeristant general pas FES and to take up duties at headquarters in Newton. Fireman Fred Gibbs is reported fit for work again. Davis and Schuichter traveled to Diack as part of the day’s happenings with New York involvement noted.
Purify your blood and banish indigestion biliousness and constipation with Hogtetters Stomach Bittere. It claims to drive out winter impurities and disorders of the digestive organs while strengthening nerves and preventing malaria fever. Our private stamp covers the neck of the bottle.
In a town report a list of railroad personnel and changes is given. Dr New the scale inspector and engineer Gilroy are noted in official duties while Billlie Stevens and Machinist Robert Hughes are mentioned among staff. J B Banker and family reportedly may move to Temple Texas for future headquarters.
Fragmented ad text promoting a place on West 7th Street within a security building. Mentions various sensational phrases and garbled names. Claims of cures for coughs throat trouble grippe and asthma with odd branding and promotional language.
A corrupted fragment reports a heated dispute over payments to a lobbyist and expenses tied to elections. It mentions sheriffs, parolees, and the state supreme court, hinting at terms and nominations for county offices and repeated appeals to constitutional law without clear outcomes.
About 2,000 people filled a New York hall for a Russian sympathy meeting presided by Vladmir Stulechnik. Abraham Cahan delivered the principal address in English, while speakers condemned violence but argued it might be necessary in certain circumstances. The gathering adopted the resolution opposing Czarist oppression and called for better conditions for Russians abroad.
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