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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
12
A fragmentary report lists names and figures involving a boxing or mixed bout. It mentions Bee, Fock, Georgs, Consi dine, and Jasmes along with cryptic notes about farmer Be and Cus from Srgised.
A chaotic public notice outlines a proposed ordinance in St Louis that would erase or expunge certain public statements from records and adjust a fee structure. The document mentions portward and Teresays, with unclear spellings and references to repeated edits.
A vivid headline promises a major Republican demonstration in Pittsburg tonight. The piece hints at party tensions and mobilization, mentioning Democrats, security in key areas, and a tense political climate amid ongoing campaigns.
A thorough canvass of the records shows no fraud detected and only a few errors found. Mr Alexander states he did not expect fraud and notes the investigation is nearly complete with final results pending official review.
A Washington dispatch to the Tribune reports a United States naval expansion program proposing thirty two ships totaling 151600 tons displacement. The plan calls for laying down these vessels under a congress approved framework. The details indicate all ships would be constructed within the specified time frame as part of a broader military buildup.
A distorted fragment mentions officers of the Philippine group and a proposed plan for a hall. The text references a welcome or signal to Earth and a person named Hest, with unclear actions and context.
In New York on November 2 a Labor Party parade drew over 500 participants including men and women. The event featured red banners and caps with slogans such as Labor Producer of Wealth It Capitalists. Speakers addressed economic issues and wartime rationing, highlighting Socialist critique of capitalism.
A letter from Albany to the Journal and Advertiser reports a note about a ship Santiago de Cuba leaving New York on October 41 arriving at its port. The letter mentions a man in financial trouble and threats, with detectives to watch the steamer’s passengers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and relations tied to a Georgia event. Mentions Samer E Ham Drothers in law, a Wall family, Hammond, and a wife’s plea. Details are garbled and names inconsistent, making precise event or outcome uncertain.
Fragmented notes indicate a ball players tour planned across Texas and Mexico with stops in Galveston Fort Worth and Ware. References mention a return jockey and President Gxn Sn ee, plus war and selection of players to form the touring party.
Tucker and several other Salvation Army officers have purchased homes in Mount Vernon. The move positions the city as a future Americas headquarters for the Army.
A jumble of social notices describes Halloween parties hosted by Mrs J H Clarke Miss Zella Whitney and others with games like ring on the candle and fortunes. Several gatherings are noted at various homes with guests including Miss Beaste Miller Miss Hattie Newby and Miss Daisy Nrai.
The clipping notes enormous profits and an implied $45Nk 000 payment on capital, with a 19 percent return mentioned. The fragment references Rostor and an unspecified company, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Marshall's Band will play at their meeting in the Auditorium tonight. The two travelers will discuss district counties and invite Topeka residents to attend. Tickets for excursions to Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas go on sale Tuesday November 20 at fare plus 50 cents round trip. Also notes on LaGrippe and other ailments. Foster Cemetery Society announces sale of items and a musical program is planned for the evening.
Information from New York reports the death at Osgood Field of a long time European resident born in the city. The deceased, a grandson of Samuel, lived about two years in business circles here and had recently been in Paris when stricken by pneumonia and complications.
Travel notices advertise escorted trips to Sco rro, New Mexico with daily departures and quoted rates. Tickets and Phoenix and Alethae tickets are available, with agents listed for details. Final return limit is 21 days from sale date.
Denver item reports a contest between Great Rock Island Route and Topeka with action and close scores. Names and exact stations are unclear but the piece references a Colorado flyer and a rail route rivalry.
Weather forecast promises fair conditions for the election day with 127 piramenk style notes indicating mild winds and clear skies. Reports mention a high temperature and scattered readings across Catorelis and Colevads with indicators of calm conditions surrounding the event.
Two boys observed a disturbance near a police court and a curfew violation occurred this morning. The fragment mentions a lecture course and a sales event, with references to a Franklin Studies lecture and a theater or industrial context at a school or venue.
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