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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
10
In Wichita Kansas a young child suffered severe burns from a bonfire and despite skin grafts and constant care at a local hospital, the healing efforts failed. Doctors cannot fully explain the Cedarvale death case linked to physicians and family, as reports detail ongoing medical attempts and unanswered questions.
Partial OCR text describes a city event with mentions of Gary Gacemed and Pert Ler, a crowd applauding, and a combined amendate at a dimly described venue. The garbled lines suggest a public gathering or rally with speakers and attendance, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Citizens from all parts gathered in Garnett to hear the day’s issues. A parade featured notable figures led by Charate and a celebratory toast followed. In the afternoon a grand ceremony included speakers W. Hock and S. Kirkpatrick addressing the audience.
Leavenworth Kansas November 2 David Overmeyer spoke to a large audience about Democratic principles, arguing for practical governance and urging voters to support party candidates. The crowd listened attentively as he outlined policy goals and civic responsibility.
A large crowd welcomed Breidenthal and party at a Wichita event. Breidenthal spoke on national and imperial matters as Troutman Nickerson and Huschins attended. The crowd filled the hall to capacity, creating a striking scene in Great Bend area coverage.
Fragmentary report from Strong City Kansas dated early November references Scott, Strong City, and local figures Lambert, Snow, and Lawrence. Mentions a speech, a chancellor, and a memo or notice while listing several surnames and scattered details.
Fragmentary report from Coleyvilla dated November 11 mentions Jusien Sipe and Dele Evel with unclear phrases about a large creed in an opera horse. No identifiable events or names form a complete story.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a Bryan lies and a large circus tent packed for a meeting. It references a Senator and government talk, with scattered phrases about fear and foundation for anarchy, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for concrete facts.
A health note advises starting with a small dose of Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil for a thin child. Begin with a quarter-teaspoonful if the stomach is weak, then increase as tolerated. The child will gain strength, hunger returns, eats better, and should gain weight and health.
The article describes the final of six large evening gatherings, noting the two day stretch and the energetic turnout. It highlights key speakers and the sequence of sessions across the two days with emphasis on community impact.
A packed audience at twelve last night quotes from Governor Roosevelt's book as speakers denounce Republican greed for gold and lands. The scene includes exchanges about North Carolina, imperial ventures, and distrust of trusts, with some the crowd applauding as references to destiny and political futures are made.
A society woman from Ohio writes that Peruna cured her chronic catarrh and lung trouble, sharing hope this remedy helps others. The letter from Miss Murphy describes relief after using Peruna and suggests continued use for prevention.
A garbled OCR pastiche criticizes trusts and imperialism, urging Republican readers to support or oppose figures and causes. It references Boers, Oakley, Twenty-third Street, and a call for voluntary contributions, but details are unclear due to corrupted text.
The readable lines describe a speaker entering a setting and addressing listeners. The text appears as garbled notes referencing a speech and reactions from attendees. No clear names, places, or concrete events are identifiable due to the damaged OCR.
A village blacksmith in Grahamwestive, Suttvan County, saved his son after the boy suffered severe illness. Despite doctors and medicines, the child seemed near death until the smith’s quick actions and a note of providence led to a cure. The story highlights faith in local craft and communal resilience.
A fragmented report notes a scandal surrounding claims and a dispute over payment involving Goalds. Details are unclear, with references to compensation and contested amounts.
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