Permanent Home Address and offices for the Toneke Bute Journal
The item lists locations for the Toneke Bute Journal including the Toneke Bute Journal Building at 900 and M2 Karasavene corner of Eighth with telephone numbers for business office reporters room and a New York address at the Potter Building, home of the American Newspaper Publishers' association, where paper files are available to advertisers or readers.
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Toneke Bute Journal
Karasavene
Eighth
Dusiness
Heporters
New York
Addre Potter
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Chicago Weather Forecast Short and Oblique
Chicago area forecast for Thursday night and Sunday warmer in the north with a mild night. Southerly winds noted across the region as temperatures adjust, with no precipitation indicated in the readable fragments.
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Chicago
Kansas
Farsonight
Sulday
Northerton
Topeka May Gain From Union Pacific Ownership Change
The letter argues Topeka could benefit if Chicago and Atlantic infantry acquire the Kansas division of the Union Pacific, promising a transformative through route to Chicago and St. Louis. It claims the line is valuable, links two trade centers, and would boost traffic, with foreclosures set for December 15 and speculation about motive to prevent higher profits.
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Chicago & AT Fantry
Hansas
Union Paelrauveny
Topeka
Chidago
St. Larisa
Union
Conakters
Ucn
Union Pacific
Kanvas Clix
Kansas
Mottithev
Denwrr
Alton 18
Kansas Paclic
Wien I
Toraka
Ubson
Society Versus Rest and Family Dinner Traditions
A fragment discusses societal views on rest when sick, engagement bragging, opinions of men, and a recurring family dinner dispute. It notes women’s handwriting, expectations around spoiling children versus boys, and the rise of card clubs among the tall.
Grover Cleveland Anew As Nation Ponders His Legacy
Amid spirited town talk in Atchison and Chicago headlines, the press riffs on Grover Cleveland and his progeny, noting public fascination with his weight and the implications of his family name. Editors contrast his presidency, marriage, and role as father with the era’s political rivals and a starched public image.
Tale of Chapekar The Tarring of Queen Victoria's Statue
The report outlines Chandrasekhar Chapekar a Brahmin from Poona and his campaign against British rule. It details his creation of a private club, stockpiling arms, and intent to arm members for disturbance. It describes his hatred of the British and Indian government, the Mumbai statue incident, and the ambush leading to the assassination of Health Commissioner Randix June Tant and Lieutenant Ayrest during July.
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Queen Vic
Poonah
Damedur Chapekar
Devotate
Indis
Randix June Tant
Beltup
Lieut. Ayrest
Hery
Hin Ering
Poonak
Chapeker
Chapekar
Hombay
Chipekar
Simin
Bate Cunniuthy
Torath
Oles decHned
Chapelar
Witeh
Guten
Victoria
Bombay
Poonahom
Lafter Chabekar
Cain
Chuapekar
Commissioner Rand
Nicht
Toad Dind
Chapeaket
Chepekar
Ayrest
Both in One Coffin Aged Couple Die Hours Apart
Indianapolis tale reports Angelina Mendenhall dying at home on West Twelfth Street aged 41, and her husband Dr Eilish Mendenhall perishing four hours earlier in Crown Hill cemetery. She requested to see him once more before death, then joined him shortly after. Their four sons include Rev J W Mendenhall of the Meroriat Review in New York.
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Indianapolis
Angelina Mendenall
MG West
Eilish Mendenhall
Crown Fill
Mendenhall
Zorstic
J. W. Mendenhall, Stor
The
Meroriat Review of
New York
Alaska agriculture prospects reported to Secretary Wilson
Commissioners Dr W M Evans and Benton Kutin analyzed Alaska’s farming potential after three months on the northern coast. They conclude limited cultivation feasible, mainly kitchen gardens, with some cereals and berries. extensive pasturage possible but full agricultural stations unlikely. Transportation and climate hinder large scale farming and industry support.
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Wilson
Washington
W. ML Fvans
Benton Kutin
Alaska
Thisons
Feaas
Hiatt
Nouthern
Ameka
Pmnit
Gardoie
Dick Sivek
Alanka
Oshing
Killin
Alaka
Killinanya
Pacitia
Bembick
eGner Ag
Cook
Intel
Sericultural
Aleakd
Fouthern
Kodiak
Long Island
Pacite
Moun Tali
Cleveland Interceded for Tarsney's Oklahoma Bench Stay
Washington reports that ex president Cleveland asked McKinley to allow Judge John Tarsney to remain on the Oklahoma bench until his term ends. Tarsney, once Kansas City based, would have risked removal as Republicans seek to fill the vacancy. Oklahoma officials and candidates for the seat react to the possible delay.
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McKinley
Judge Tarsney
Washington
Cleveland
Mel Kinley
Jusce John
Tarsney
Kansas City
Congress
Revl
Mgr. Tarsnay
van Horm
Judge Tutsney
Oklahoma
Tursney
Judge Strang
BT. Mulner
McKinney
Tarenvy
Pat Uciat
Memphis Declares End of Yellow Fever Danger After Frosts
Memphis board of health reports that heavy frosts have ended yellow fever risk in the area. People who left Memphis fearing the disease may return safely, though a lone case could still occur from earlier infections. Quarantine restrictions remain only for Gulf coast areas where fever continues.
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Memphis
Memphis Board of Health
Gulf Coast
George Bancroft's Home Renovation by Mrs Oelrichs
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs plans a major upgrade to the historic George Bancroft homestead in Newport Virginia. She intends tearing down the old yard and erecting a new palatial dwelling based on drafted plans. The move follows her recent return from Sun Wray Camel Newport to visit Mrs Anhult T Kemp.
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George Bancroft
Hermann Oelrichs
Newport
Nov
Virginia Rah
Mra
Murmetn Geri
Sun Wray Camel
Mra Anhult
T. Kemp
Bir Oeirichs
M Sumer
Geonee Baulcett
Western Governor Urges State Exhibit at Omaha Exposition
Cheyenne Wyoming reports Governor Richards sent letters to all counties urging a state exhibit at the Omaha Exposition. He notes a failed bill for a statewide display last session and calls for county action to strengthen exhibits of local products and resources.
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Denver
New
Cheyenne
Wyo
Richards
Omaha
Penitentiary Plan Proposes Alaska Penal Colony
New Jersey Congressman Howell proposes a federal penal colony in Alaska as a cheaper, reformative alternative to state prisons. The plan envisions prisoners working to cover transportation costs with earnings split between families and the colony, while avoiding Siberian harshness and supporting crime prevention.
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New Jersey
Ons
New Brunswick
N. Ji
Concreteman Mowell
Congress
Alaska
Hig
Howell
Julius Hetdingsfeld
Hvidingafel
Bay Tase
Payly Lipsy
Siberia
Howell 4A
Orime
Mowell
Reed
Vancouver Board of Trade hears Klondike draft plan
Canadian Interior Minister hears Vancouver officials on minora drafts for gold dust and a Canadian mint. He outlines police posts every fifteen miles from Skagway to the Yukon, a winter mail link to Dawson, and a route choice among Chilkoot White Pass and Stickeen. Officials discuss escort services and exchange drafts for banks in Canada.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Board of Trade
Pacific Coast
Skaguay
Ayelem
Fangerenia
Skagwas
Yukon
Dawwon
Winters’ Helm
Canada
Boy’s Defective Sight Causes Transposed Letters
Auburn November article reports a boy with defective vision misreading text as letters appear transposed. An ear and eye specialist diagnoses a vision issue. doctor believes with treatment the boy’s eyesight can improve. Includes an unrelated cough remedy advertisement.
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Auburn
Phyastulin
Scrofula Eruptions Cure by Hood's Sarsaparilla
A Warren Connecticut mother recounts her three month old daughter suffering scrofula eruptions that covered her face and required hands tied at night. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla, the child recovered within a year with a smooth, white, soft face and no lasting scars.
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Hood
Prices Paid by Hamburg Museums for Zoo Animals
Confidential quotations from Hamburg, Germany detail prices for various zoo animals sold to the Cincinnati Zoo and other buyers. Listed are elephants, deer, camels, wild asses, tigers, lions, jaguars, pumas, leopards, hyenas, wolves, polar bears, porcupines, kangaroos, beavers, and ostrich-like birds with per-pair or per-item prices, ages, and sourcing notes. The listings show wide price ranges and indicate international procurement practices.
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Hamburg
Germany
Cingomati
Stephen Sage
Murt
Cinninmall Zoo
Burnoh
UN Fenwiee
Weares
ReLra
Mate
Termaler
India
Japan
Riot at Kankakee Insane Hospital Disciplinary Probes
Kankakee Ill Nov 6 trustees to discharge five inmates from the Kankakee Insane Hospital after a Draftoween riot in the amusement hall. Superintendent Stearns has nearly completed his investigation and 50 witnesses are ready for testimony. Attendants from fire department and women staff under suspicion. one medical staff member under suspicion. Trustees Mayer Buckingham and Governor Tanner pressured to retain Business Manager Breen, though Stearns opposes his dismissal. Women employees implicated could be discharged. several other employees may resign this week.
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Kankakee
Ill
Kankakee Insane Hospital
Stearns
Frere
Breen
Bill Breen
Republican County Committee
Mayer
Buckingham
Tanner
Alaska oil discovery questioned by tests
Frequent references in newspapers to Alaska petroleum are challenged by Standard officials who sent two samples to Belview Refco company in Frank Ha Pa for analysis. The chemist found the air content negligible and declared the substance useless except as a lubricant, casting doubt on Alaska oil as a northbound petroleum boom.
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Pittsburg
Alaska
Alaska Petroleum
Belipve Reftains Company
Frank- Ha. Pa
Cheiist
Bere
Harper Seeks Funds for New Dormitory at Chicago University
President Harper of the University of Chicaze seeks about $100 for building a new women’s dormitory between Beecher and Kelly Halls on Lexington Avenue to relieve overcrowding at Kelly Beecher and Myster halls. Trustees discussed plans at yesterday’s meeting, aiming to provide more rooms for the growing number of women students.
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Chicago University
Chicago
Harper
University of Chicaze x
Shimpone
Evel
Kelly, Beecher
Myster
Yeat Orday
Henry
Ves Cobb
Tescher
Kelly Ralls
Ton Avenue
Tivens
Young Fair Retires From Racing After Sale Offer
Charles T. Fate son of the late Senator James G Fair announces retirement from racing and will sell all his horses. Fate has been a liberal patron of the turf but has met with bad luck. Mineral Water the finest in 138 west invites patrons to visit and try.
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Bao Francisco
Charles T. Fate
James G Fair
Tle
Mr. Fair
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