Topeka State Journal Official City Paper Ad Rates
The document notes delivery options by carter with varied rates for home and mail subscriptions. It lists the Topeka State Journal Building address at 8 and S2 Keeness corner of Eighth, with office phones and a New York address for the publisher.
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Topeka Stet Journal
Kenees Keene Corner
Eighth
Phrsirness
Bell
Hew
York
Potter Bulldinis
Care American Xewapaper
Ms Bochitian
Weather Indications in Kansas Forecast
Weather indications show a pair of warmer days ahead in Kansas with a trend toward higher temperatures. Tonight and Tuesday bring warming conditions with variable winds and a mild breeze expected.
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Kansas
Parkhurst Urges George Followers to Vote for Lew de Bor
Dispatch from Paris reports Parkhurst praising Henry George and urging voters to back Lew de Bor as the rightful reform candidate. He condemns Tammany and argues Clergy influence should fade, insisting George would want loyalty to his principles and to defeat Boss Fiats's allies.
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Parkhurst
Paris
Ta Hute
Henry George
Tummmany
George Wold
Tven
Lew de Bor
Boss File
Piatt
Twerdisn
Brykersame
Clergy
Earge
Wyrk
Lew
Fragmented quotes from multiple papers tease political humor and local views
A garbled paste cites snippets from several newspapers including the Republican and Tribune, mentioning Grover Cleveland, Pullman rental ideas, Chinese policy talk, Kansas City and Wichita items, prison escapes, and political opinion. It reads as a collage of contemporary editorials and jokes with little coherent narrative.
Atchison Globe Reader Letters on Love and Death
An Atchison Globe column criticizes sentimental views on marriage and obituaries. It ponders who deserves lasting memory, notes a girl named Mary Bannies and a joke about writing wedding notices, and ends by inviting readers to a Wednesday night reading with 25 cent admission.
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Atchison Globe
Atchison
Mary Fanny
Marie
Bannies
Bacan
Secretary Wa sh on agricultural reports and exports
Washington reports Secretary Wilson presented the annual review of the Department of Agriculture noting the need for more foreign information networks, expanded bureaus, and broadcasts of results to farmers. He urges increased appropriations to bolster animal industry weather services publications and to grow domestic sugar beet and crop diversification.
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Washington
Secrretary Wash
Department of Mericulture
Oiether
Department
CGF
Aericultiuee
Bureau of Animal Industry
Boresa Ant
Marienituraten
Gur ‘Daiey
Wilson Sys
Hegino
New York Hospital Demonstrates Infant Incubator System
A crowd gathers at the Lewn Institute on Eighteenth Street and Fifth Avenue to see the first patient, Mex Owens, undergoing incubator care. The hospital uses eighteen incubators with a composite metal base and air filtered through a special box, nurses will care for infants, and visitors will be charged an admission fee to defray costs.
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New York
Mav
New Hospital
Lewn Institute
Eighteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Institute
Lorillard Says He Is Disgusted With American Politics
Pierre Lorillard arrives in New York aboard the St Louis and declares he is disgusted with American politics. He contrasts conditions with London finance, noting easy money there and predicting he may return to England in the spring amid unsettled markets and hesitant American investment.
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Pierre Lorillard
New York
St. Louis
London
Milous
America
Lorillard
Eneland
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area
The funeral of W L Trumbull killed by a passing train at Kanna City was held at First Baptist with Rev Thomas officiating. interment at Topeka Cemetery. Edward Niekum died of fever in Colorado and was buried at Linn Creek Cemetery. Emily Tewksbury, longtime Topeka favorite, dies at her Manchester home after illness.
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W. L. Trumbull
Kanna City
First Baptist Church
Mr. Thomas
Trusiall
Thomas
Epa
M. D. Trumbull
Minnesota
Topeka
Clorade
Litin Creek
Linn Creek Cemetery
Mike Emily Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Manchester
Aejohnson
George Tewksbury
Miss Tewksbury
Woman's Missionary Meeting in Topeka churches
The all-day union meeting of the Women s Missionary societies of Topeka churches will be held on the third Wednesday of November at the First Methodist Episcopal church. The postponement one week was needed to secure speakers. Mrs Well is praised as the finest woman lecturer ever heard. At Unity Wednesday night.
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Woman's Missionary Meeting
Topeka
Epoukers
Unity
HANDCUFFED THE OFFICER Sensational Escape in Albany
Kansas troublemaker James Morgan, wanted for burglary and whisky and gambling law violations, escaped after a handcuff switch in a Albany carriage. Sheriff James and deputy pursued, Morgan freed himself, seized the revolver, and fled into fields before release by Superintendent Baldwin.
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Kansas
James Morgan
Beambler
James
Henry County
Albany
Newcastle
Lee Jamies
Morgan
Minele
Pris
God
Pelle
Haldwin
Vigilantes scour county roads to drive out tramps
In St Johns Missouri on November 1 seven whipped tramps reported bloodied backs to authorities. A vigilance committee formed with 25 and 40 members patrols main roads at night armed to seize highway robbers and warn or punish suspects. Several robberies are attributed to the group and police made three arrests.
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St. Johns
Ines
John Clifbont
Bishway al
Williams Latsco
Tobert Borger
Thomas Ellis
Ed. McClure
Mack McClure
Waliing
Guak
Wabash's New Quarters in St Louis and Nevada
Wabash's rail line headquarters building has secured three rooms of the new Century building where remaining fire damage was cleared. General Manager Rampey states hopes to have all in good running order by next Monday.
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Wabash's
St. Lois
Nev
Wabesh
Mindger Rampey
Dreadful Sores Healed by Hood's Sarsaparilla Patient Testimony
A Vermont resident describes years of varicose vein sores that spread and caused suffering, then improve after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. He reports complete healing and gratitude for the remedy’s effects on his blood and limb. The testimonial emphasizes dramatic improvement after continued use.
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Hood
Mesa
E. Gusox
Hartland
Vermont
Bears Invade Bucksport Trigger Panic Across Town
Residents recount a bear breakout in Bucksport with multiple sightings from First School Matt to Twilight Point. Hunters and locals like Jimiahn, James Stubba, and Captain T. M. Nibhetaut pursued the bear cluster as fear grew, with dogs, shotguns, and motions by the G A Re Velurana and others.
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Bucksport
Ian
Wishburn
Aldo Byable
Dee
Durie Corner
Monflay
James Stubba
Ault
Gomer
Eimer Barrard
Orland
Buckport
Twilight Point
Loven’ Woods
Miles Lane
T. M. Nibhetaut
Fintigeks
Jeemiah
Good
Rey
Benjamin Pome
Wis
Ile Poseder
Lost in the desert near Silver City with no food or water
George A. Sent lime, a Chicago resident, was found near the Deming division tracks in New Mexico after three days without sustenance or water. He was brought to the city by rancher George P. Brown and is under care in Chicago. He had wandered from Speed’s ranch toward the Gold Hill area, leaving a note on a door before collapsing.
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Wireau
Guyertor Altgeld
Chicago Gold Hill Mining and Milling Company
Ani
Wanderer
Milne Company
CS. Darrow
Chicas
Siiver City
Mr. Speed
Speed
Aari Pont
Recording of a Errant Journey and Rescue in Santa Fe Area
Fragmentary OCR describes a traveler covering limbs with cooling blood and hoping through the night. He hears a railroad whistle near the Santa Fe tracks. Piersie is found by Mr. Brown and brought to the city. Mr. Sehit-Lg reports a long walk and suffering, then a recovery.
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Soen
Wight
Santa Fe
Piersie
Brown
Sehit- Lg
Campanari Delivers Humorous Tales At Chicago Encounter
Grand Opera tenor Campanari entertains at the Auditorium corridor in Chicago recounting stage antics and his real name Giuseppe Campanari. He speaks of upcoming performances, railroad wrecks, and fans, noting the crowd’s curiosity and his humor about his famous identity.
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Hotel Batur
Reeteter
Giuseppe Caumpana
New York
Corridirant
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Mr Grau
Qalve
Nordive
Melita
de Roszkes
Campanari
New York Central
Girasppe Campanwri
Funeral Without Corpse Takes Place at Brooklyn Home
A Brooklyn confectioner Milthack held a private funeral for his wife at home after learning of her death in Berlin. A minister and undertaker organized the service at the door, with Rev J W Loch leading the German Evangelical ceremony. The body will be brought to Brooklyn next summer for burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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New York
Henry Mmitthack
South Fifth Pirest
Brooklyn
Berlin
Germany
Milthack
Millhack
J. W. Loch
German Evangelical Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Sale of Texas cattle tops season prices
San Antonio November 1 800 head sold at 20 and roundup cattle brought 35 Esch 890 head at 30 and 1510 head with delivery starting November 13 top prices in the market this season according to buyers Kokernut Kokernut Chitin and W it. Jennings.
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Texas
San Antonio
Wurmindir
M. Chitin
W. It. Jennin
Sunday School Union Meeting in Topeka Primary Rooms
The Topeka Sunday School Primary Union will meet Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in the MC A rooms. Mrs Preusaner will preside and demonstrate how to teach November Sunday school lessons. Sunday school workers are urged to attend.
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Wovemeet
Topeka
Noted astrologer Maury Ali Ud dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Maury Ali Ud known across the country as El Lis the astrologist dies at her brother's home in Indianapolis. She claimed power to predict day and hour of death and forecast major events. For decades she promoted investments in mining and other ventures while attracting followers and notoriety.
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Indianapolis
Maury AL I
St. Lovie
Baltimore trial on faith cure denial case unfolds
The case involves J Archer Doty and Pearl Battle Derr suing Charlis Winters, a retainment keeper, claiming denial of faith cure aid. Winters says he was treated in hospital with three doctors and several nurses, and claims the outcome improved. The wife arrived and held beliefs tied to the proceedings.
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Baltimore
Nev
Tudge Wright
J. Archer Doty
Pearl Battle
Charlis
Winters
Mary
Pneumonia Cure Trials and Legal Clash Highlight 19th Century Report
The article describes a sequence where Mrs Doty questions Winters’ pneumonia treatment, claiming doctors removed unhealthy parts of his mind rather than curing him. Judge Wright questions the outcome, noting possible misattribution of recovery to surgeons. The piece also covers stockyard bond litigation and a stray pony notice, reflecting a mix of medical, legal, and local notices.
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Winters
Musivtrate
Judee Wright
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