Topeka City Paper Advertisers Open to Tenders
The State Journal official city paper offers daily editions delivered by carrier for 10 Ennis a week to Topeka Saburbe and all Kansas towns with carriers. The paper, based at Topeke Bintm Journal Building, lists telephone contacts and addresses in Topeka and New York, inviting advertisers and tenders.
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Topeka
Saburbe
Kansas Town
Topeke Bintm Journal
Kaneus Avenue
Eighth
OEY Opa
Onpees
Lara Floor
York
Potter Building
Ente American Neweepaper Publishers
Weather Indications Chicas and Portioned Outlook
Weather indications suggest fair conditions Tuesday with northerly winds. An eastward portion shows minor variations in temperatures and possible light pockets of cloud cover.
The Political Teter Board Reversal in Elections
The piece argues that voting shifts reflect voters seeking policy fixes rather than party loyalty. It notes varied state results, from New York to Kentucky, showing oscillation between Democrats and Republicans. It contends voters demand concrete improvements and party leaders must align with public needs.
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New York
Levet
McHinsky
Democrates
Chin
Mekeshiey
Maryland
Kentucky
McKinney
McKinley
McKiniey
Aristides and Aeneas in a Citizen’s Complaint
An editorial argues that Athens banished Aristides the Just to curb elite virtue preaching. Experience shows public fatigue with his exclusion as citizens sought a different leader and the highest office.
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Aristides
New York
Ostracism and shifting loyalties in a market scene
Fragmentary text depicts social ostracism and shifting political sympathy as factions in a community choose between a perceived self-righteous figure and alternatives. References to market place sentiment and historic leaders hint at cyclical public reaction to moral posturing and charisma.
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A scrambled Atebinan Globe fragment notes social and moral observations about girls marriage age and temperament. It mocks summer pleasures and mentions a pistol incident, a local club of men with dyspepsia, and church fundraising with male trustees.
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Atebinan Globe
Doubtful Wichita Bachelor Club Tale Sparks Mock Ceremony
A sensational dated item from Wichita in November reports a so called girls bachelor club formed to exalt maidenhood. Members wore white robes and caps while vows included moral pledges and marriage prohibitions. The piece describes a mock ceremony with candles and peculiar penalties for breaking vows.
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Wichita
Ikan
Pooca City
O.tl
Fairoorse
LA Weiie
Themeslven
Nm Shoatly Company
Attack by Gold Mania Aboard Whaling Bark Reach Klondike
The whaling ship Winthrop, Captain Maycombe, arrives from the Bering Sea with seven whales yielding 10,300 pounds of bone and 00 barrels of oil. Early July a rumor of Klondike gold stirs sailors to desert, three conspirators plot arson. One confesses to intent to blow up the bark with powder from the whaling boats.
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Klondike
Winthrop
Maycombe
Hering Sea
Omn
Anl
J. Keiewor
Dieman
J. Jones
Alaskan
Gleam
Wrnton
Rat Kraemer
Bi Inan
Jones
Church Choir Strike Over Support for Mayoral Candidate
The People’s Church choir in New York led by Rev Thomas Dixon refused to sing in sympathy with Prof Agramonte after the pastor opposed intervention in Cuba and backed Seth Law for mayor. Prof Agramonte, Cuban exile, has a son imprisoned in Cuba, and preacher Dilken praised Agramonte while opposing Law, drawing church disagreement and a clash with Tammany.
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New York
Nev
The
People’s Church
Tey
Thomas Dixon
Constaling
Acraiovite
Seth Law
Myyor
Agramente
Ue Junta
Cuba
Seth
Amaia
Uberty Wiges
Sme
Dilken
Agramonte
Vora
Tammany
Low
Pawnee Chiefs Granted Divorces Amid Tribal Tensions
Four Pawnee Indian chiefs were granted divorce in a United States court at Pawnee on grounds of spouse neglect. Pipe Chief charged his wife with extravagance and a growing desire to ignore Indian traditions. He alleged she refused to attend sun dances and was disagreeable.
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Guthrie
Nev
United States
Pawnee
Pipe
Hie
Seceptional Attractions At Opened for Philadelphia Exposition
The tenth season of the Poet Show opened today at the Second Regiment armory Broad Street and Suequehenna Street Philadelphia Nev. The show occupies new floor space and features a single floor with a south end lecture hall and cooking exhibits. Mr Rover leads daily lectures. The event includes impressive electrical effects, Second Regiment orchestra music, and free samples with admission souvenirs.
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Philadelphia
Philetwelphia
Nev
Second Regiment Armory
Broad Street
Suequehenna Stenue
Neah
Second Regiment
Camel in Taxidermy Exhibit After Death in Denver
A camel mummy labeled RUMPY is being prepared by a taxidermist in Denver. The creature, once alive, died of heart disease after a voyage and is to be exhibited at a garden show with scenery. Preparations include curing the hide for preservation, with display planned in about two months.
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Denver, Noy
Hilteh’s
Colotredo
McFadden
Ill formed Topeka liquor order abandons drive
An executive official stated the Topeka order has effectively achieved its aim by establishing drinking establishments, leading to liquor access without party support. He claims the town now receives weekly visitors from nearby counties for liquor and implies the order will resume if local conditions shift toward dryness.
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Topeke
St RB
Eli Shel
Topeka
Government foreclosure sale of Union Pacific main line approved
The United States circuit court judge confirmed the government foreclosure of the Union Pacific main line amid bids above 55 million dollars by the reorganization committee. The decision follows a complex bid by government creditors and reorganization parties, with expected further confirmations anticipated for the final sale.
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Union Pacifica
St. Paul
Ming. Noy
W. J. Sanborn
United States
Eirult Court
Union Pacific Railroad
Judse San
Unow
Ae Witslow S. Perce
Bawrence Greer
Charlies H Smith
Reorganization Committee
Sage and Gould Trusts
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health After Long Illness
Mrs. Nicmoras M of Indenandence Iowa suffered for nearly ten years with liver and kidney trouble and heart palpitations. After doctors failed, January confinement due to grip left her weak. by March Hood's Sarsaparilla she slept well in a week, regained left-side comfort, appetite, flesh, and strength.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Pure Vegetable Formula
A vintage ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the sole effective remedy made from vegetables. It promotes a pure patent formula and mentions pricing of one dollar or five dollars for multiple bottles.
Made Citizens for 17 Fraudulent Naturalization Papers
Philadelphia officials arrested for conspiring to issue fraudulent naturalization papers. Eugene Lindsey, John Merrick, and Richard Merrick charged, with preliminary hearings held. Warrant alleges conspiracy in forging documents and placing the U S government seal on papers not granted by the court.
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Philadelphia
Nova
United States
Promingnes
Eugene Lindsey
City Prothonotary
John Merrick
United States Circult Coum
Richard Merrick
Toresay Newt
Mids
Wourt
San Marco Hotel Burns in New England Fire
A fire destroyed the Motel San Marco in San Marco early this morning, causing about 500 dollars in losses. Jack Masters notified property manager Madward McBrite after sparking flames in the main hall and dining areas. Firefighters contained the blaze, which required the use of steam whistles, and hundreds of workers removed furniture as the hotel interior burned. The building, owned by William Tale of Boston and leased to McDowell & Fulmer, faced possible future arson investigations with a city reward issued for incendiary capture.
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Jackemvile
Hla
Nov
St. Augustine
San Marco
Jakie Masters
Antagus
Baller Koons
Madward McBrite
Marshal Jen
Offeer Benet
Plato
Boston
McDowell & Fulmer
Woullage Trem
Bonne de Leon
Bonanza Kings Bank to Change From State to National Charter
Two large banks in San Francisco plan to convert to national charters. The Anglo Banking Company will become the San Francisco National Bank on November 1, forming the capital structure, while Nevada National Bank plans to follow by year end. The San Francisco National Bank will boast the largest capital among west of New York except First National of Chicago, under a new charter. Changes in directors for both banks are expected, with other city banks likely to imitate.
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Frinco
San Francino
Larg
Aynte Banking Company
Uw Prdeet
Orman
San Francisco National Bank
Nevada
Forse
Nattonal Henk
SMO
Newatls
Ftukon
New York
First National
Chivsey
Thie
Ulex
Illinois Court Clears Lloyds Insurance From Bar to Do Business
Illinois Supreme Court upholds Lloyds of London right to transact in the state, ruling existing ban on foreign insurers unconstitutional. John A. Barnes fined for issuing policies under state license. Across the country, the ruling prompts questions on out of state insurers and access to Illinois markets. Meanwhile authorities warn of Johannes Serkius, an Armenian fundraiser traveling the nation. his family traces him from New York to Omaha to St. Joseph seeking contact, with police noting no crimes but concern over his movements. Bethlin, a minister, is mentioned in connection with the case and the search.
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Illinois
Chicago
Supreme Court of
Uilcote
Finois
John A. Barnes
Lloyda
State Insurance Department
Supreme Tort
Lloyds
Cpa
Breole Haa
Dow
Johannes Serkius
Euttering
New York
Omaha
St. Joe
Bethlin Ts
Steele
Topeka
Weekly Bank Statement From New York Presentation
Weekly bank statement shows surplus reserve and loans movements with increases and decreases in specie legal tenders deposits and circulation. Bank holds excess reserves above three percent requirements. minor notes mention broken gage collars and stern cleaning.
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New York
Do Not Favor Miles Plan Fortifying Chicago Building
Washington reports mention General Miles proposed fortifying the new Chicago government building for military use in case of trouble. Officials and officers doubt feasibility and view the idea as an architectural innovation risk, with dissent and lack of support from authorities in Washington.
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Chicago
Washington
Mies
Supervising
Brunsaut
United States
Fort Sheridan
Milew
Treasury
National Capital
Port Myers
Washington Burracks
Baffin Land Enormous Largest Island in the Dominion
An Ottawa report describes Baffin Land as a vast Arctic island with extensive reindeer herds and central inland plains. It notes the island’s size, geography, and potential future value for resources, citing exploration by Dr Bell and the Diana expedition under British sovereignty.
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Dominion of Canada
Boston
Fehak
Hudson Stral
Stroham
Diane
Dominion
Austria
Greenland
Teland
Reat Tal
Cumberland Sound
Peculiar Incident At Woman's Meeting Over Postum Coffee
At Cortland New York the W C T T state convention discussed serving Postum Corral Coffee at a meal for delegates. A vote showed unanimous approval for Postum over ordinary coffee. The article promotes Postum as nourishing and urges caution against adulterated cereals and fake cereal coffees.
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Cortland
New York
Important Iron Ore Vein Found in Michigan Range
A major iron ore discovery on the Michigan range near the Mansfield mine riverbank reports a vein 37 feet deep and 40 feet wide with ore averaging 62 percent iron and 16 percent phosphate, marking the most significant find in years. Also notes GAR appointments in Kansas and brief local ads for Buckeye Pile Ointment and No-To-Bac tobacco cessation.
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Menomines Range
Mien
Mos
Menomins Range
Michigamme
Mansfield
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Attach Joe Seaton
Political Teter Board
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Phatisee
Erat Pepaines
Cleveland
Arintites
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Ohlanoma
Eltch Gardens
Chamberlain
Wo HL Norn
Sutter Creek
Cal
Ayer
Ponce de Leon
Bonanza Kings’ Bank
Miles
Baffin Land
Mineral
Ghost
I. W. Phi
Eighth St
Piso
Gustav Fale
Winton Place
Ohio
Alaska
N.K. Fairbank Company
St Louia
Bouton
Phila
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Sui Uss Eas
R. L. Cofran, Topeks
Kans
Proprietor
Sapolio
Buyer OF
Wales’ Yacht
John Lawson Jotinstone
Wood
Kent
Impany
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Armain
Prince
Lawson Johnstons
Inter
Chartes
Culledan
Vinteria
Aresert
Johnstone
Duke of
Arey
Duke of Argyll
Botkin
Kansas
GAR
J. Coulter
Robert McGregor
Baxter Springs
Boc
Ioc. Geo. W. Stansfield
Wangas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth
Moor St
Sterling Remedy Co
W.L boucLas
Bea
Kansas Ave
Add
Crosby Bros
Edecate Eee
Cascarets
Teverer Gtalk
Draggina Eetuna
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