Topeka State Journal Subscription Details and Contacts
The Topeka State Journal announces subscription rates 10 cents weekly with home delivery to all Kansas and nearby regions. Address and phone details are provided for the newspaper office at Topeka, with contact numbers for circulation and advertising inquiries.
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Topeka State Journal
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Kansas Avenua
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Arssociation
Indications on money policy and politics in Nov. 1 issue
The article reports varied opinions from national leaders and state figures on silver and bimetallism, noting calls for international monetary change. It cites speeches, league positions, and public sentiment across states, including Arkansas Colorado and Missouri, with figures like Mr. Bryan and Morton referenced in debate.
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New York City
Stadt
Imeanders
Greean
J. Aterilne Morton
Cleveland
Arkansas
Tate
Mme
James Slarr
St. Louis
League
Colorado
Ingalls
Biz Four
Ingalia
St. Joonia Plete
Republican Party
Glorified Glimpses From a Rustic Tale in Bad Print
Fragmented OCR yields odd phrases about rain tests handshakes clothing and a parade of rural images. Mentions a barber town and a caddy heading a swarm toward a horse with curious, disjointed wording.
Possums Caught and Wolves Not Driven Phrase
A fragmented item notes possums are caught and wolves not driven. The text then shifts to stereotypes about women and dressmakers, mocking fashion, and humorous quotes about age and motherhood. The source appears garbled and editorial in tone with stray phrases about a woman past forty and a girl returning from lessons.
Peru Must Pay McCord Indemnity Says State Department
The United States expects quick settlement of Victor B. McCord’s indemnity claim after ill treatment by Peruvian officers during a rebellion. The State Department remains firm, rejecting further investigation by Peru’s minister and pressing for payment around $25,000 to $50,000, matching a fair figure. The issue hinges on preserving U.S. sovereignty and the hope for amicable relations with Peru.
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Washington
Nav
State Department
Victor B. McGord
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Xtire Department
Olney
Bei
McCord
Department For Arbitration
United States
Not the same hat in dispute over stolen headwear
In Justice McClintock's court yesterday afternoon Harry Gregg was cleared of petit larceny after both sides described a mix up at the K P hall on Sixth and Quincy. Steinberg testified of losing a hat during a dance, while Gree claims to have found and briefly worn the hat before returning it to a friend. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Gregg.
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Harry Steinberg
Dot A
Harry Gres
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Harry Gregg
Steinera
Justice McClintock
Steinbers
K.P Hall
Sixth
Quincy
Grearest
Sweet Home
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Gree
K.P
A Song About the Raw Rivers Inspire Paul Dressler
Paul Dressler visits rivers to craft new sonnets. He wrote Juet Tell Them That You Saw Mes after seeing the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. He contemplates a westward trip to write songs for many rivers, hoping a Kaw visit yields a timeless Wabash romance.
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Paul Dressler
St Louis
Walters
Ohio
Dresster
Che Kaw
Blanco’s Cuba Relief Plan Reported by Blanco Cable
Washington dispatch quotes Senor Depuy de Lawne reporting General Blanco’s Cuban reconstruction effort. Districts organized for cultivation relief, daily rations arranged, free transport, provincial protective committees formed, aims to relieve first necessities with military protection for grinding and grinding permits. Blanco pledges personal attention to immediate needs and doing more than before.
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Blanco
DeLome
Washington
Senor Depuy de Lawne
Cuba
Restine Entradres
Fire alarm mix up in Republican celebration at Lambeau club
A chaotic political celebration turns into a reported fire scare as a stray fireworks display from the Lambeau club party lights a building edge. Oscar Swayze and county officials join the revelry while a nearby bystander alerts the fire department mistaken for a blaze.
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K. Swayze
Gotthein
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Swayze
T. M. Phillips
Vivet
BT. Sim's
Firth Wid Kansaa Avenue
Wuarth
Cook
Wimarth
Wilmarth
Fambeau
Charlie McCale
Aisem
Ming
Deer in Adirondacks See Rising Deer Numbers and Poaching Concerns
Reports from Adirondack regions indicate deer populations may surge within five years, despite new hunting laws. Hunters, guides, and locals have repeatedly shot dogs found with hounds and extra enforcement remains weak. In Meatham Lake and Mountain View areas, dozens of deer were killed this season, with many does and a handful of bucks. landowners have banned den killings, yet hunting persists amid harsh conditions and scarce New York visitors.
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Malone
Ney
Eame
Warlenn
Adirondacks
New York
Meatham Lake
Puller
Mountain View
Comecs
Keown
Alton Officials Deny Bid for Kansas Pacific Branch
New York November 11 A representative of the Kansas Pacific neou ganization committee said the committee did not announce a bid for the Kansas Pacific division and would not attend the foreclosure sale. Chicago and Alton officials denied any intention to bid and suggested the route might go to Chicago and Alton. An official statement was expected clarifying the committee’s plans regarding the Kansas Pacific division.
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Kansas Pacific
New York
Dian Pacific
Omaha
Kansas Pate
Forthcombe
Chicago
Alton
Deay
Chicagd & Alton
Pacts Pertaining to Boyd Sepeka Non 1897
The letter corrects an error in the Journal about Richard Boyd and a city prison guard. It asserts Harrison had no city prison authority, that Lievd marked room for a new guard, and that the board reappointed a white worker, with salary increases. Morrison recalled his man L. T. Yount.
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Sepeka
Non
Falhor
Stats Journal
Lievd
Harrison
Lford
Morrison
L. T Yount
Union Pacific Sinking Fund Moves to Stabilize Circulation
Washington nav details Treasury law from the National City Bank of New York and other institutions. Five thousand dollars from the National Bank of the Republic also deposited. Total bonds will reach fifteen million six hundred forty thousand, requiring Secretary Gare to sign numerous times, consuming his forthcoming week.
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Union Pacific Sinking Fund
Washington
Nav
Treasury
Naisiul Oiy Bank of
New York
Pacifc
National Brank of the Republic
Caps Pacific
Gare
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Lard Hogs Report From Washington Nevada Tests
Washington Nev November Director Curtisa reports to Secretary Wilson on Hyydiish and American lard hogs with test results for food suitability and price per breed. The market shows slight discrimination about 20 cents per hundred in favor of Camworth and Herkshires. English breeds sold at $9 per hundred while others at $3.7. All tested hogs yielded pork near the same price for feed and gain, about two cents per pound. Secretary Wilson notes bacon hog demand may be higher, but lard hog demand remains strong locally.
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Washington
Nev
Curtisa
Thin Tows Experimentalization
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Wh- Son
Anya
Help Yourself Dy Getting Up A Club In Your Town
Fragmented ad style notice promising a local club creation for a questionable product. Mentions Westeen Memes and Eras, references Topeka Kansas, a laxative tablet, and a laundry at 12 and Lid West 6th. The text is garbled, with several nonsensical phrases and dubious claims.
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Laberal Commission
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Topeka
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West
Reciprocity with Peru Take Initial Steps Toward Trade Pact
Peru has begun steps to seek reciprocity under a new treaty. The Peruvian minister and secretary of legation met Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secretary Day to discuss an initial framework. Negotiations will require substantial work and time before a formal agreement is reached.
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Peru
Legation
Department of State
Tolay
Sherman
Day
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Kessem
United States
Hoover
3000 Men Get Higher Wages for Mahoning Valley
Three thousand furnace operators in the Mahoning Valley have agreed to a ten percent wage increase, effective December 1. The deal raises pay for workers in Youngstown and surrounding plants as labor actions expand in the region. In a separate note, a Cal ifornia resident praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a persistent cough after a cold.
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Youngstown
Mahoning
Frugsists
Betting Prohibited by New York Exchange Governors
New York stock exchange governors meet and pass a resolution prohibiting betting on the exchange. The State Journal notes the measure was approved at the meeting held on November 11.
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New York
English Trader Seeks Outbound Grain Trade Outlet
A.W. Corfield, a former Kan sik Mn broker and United States product dealer in Southampton, writes the state board of agriculture about a demand in England for kaffir maize, millet, Glatta grass seed and related crops. He seeks cooperation with Kansas men to supply a carload quantity for export, suggesting a potential outlet for Kuoras products. notes singers and public speakers use Aver's Cherry Pectoral with excellent results.
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Xanses
England
A.W. Corfield
Kansik Mn
United States
Southampton
Kaneas
Dr Hale Reveals Positive Specific for Nervous Diseases
Edward Everett Hale, DD, a famed New England preacher and philanthropist, writes about a positive specific for nervous diseases. Lin Dy, noted author and preacher, contributes thoughts on the subject in this early 1900s health discussion.
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EW. E. Hale
Edward Everett Hale
Lin Dy
New England
Miss Augusta Min and the Farm of New Felix
A lurid tale from Hinehamton details Miss Augusta Min, a spinster who runs her New Felix farm alone and despises men and cows. A series of incidents follows including a neighbor’s water quest, a hotel quarrel, a fire set with a revolver, and Miss Main declaring she hates both dogs and men, vowing to kill them.
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Navy
Augusta Min
New Felix
Myron Hertha
Miss Main
Kwell
Wane
Beebe
Ming Mle
Ani
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Ussue
Judges Touched Up Indianapolis Now
City attorney Hak argues in a United States Court of Appeals brief that a city ordinance was wrongly issued and that after the supreme court ruling the statute should have been acquiesced in and the injunction dissolved. He notes other courts presume validity and warns against distrust in representative government, stressing the issue is cheaper fare, not the street car company’s existence or right to the streets.
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United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
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Supreme Court
Mammoth Cuban pontoon arrives for Spanish warships
Havana reports the massive pontoon built at Wallsend England for Spanish warships in Cuban waters arrived in tow by the Runpeni after a two month voyage. Officials foresee earnest military action against insurgents with officers assigning leaders in key provinces.
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England
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Senor Montora
Santa Clarr
Senor Garcia
Pinar del Blo
Civil Marriages Legal in Lima via Galveston
Lima reports Congress refuses to sanction non-Catholic marriage legalization while Senate president Dr Af Canadamé says chamber sanctions the deputies project allowing civil marriages. The Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian plans monthly entertainments starting with An Evening with Pictures at W. W. Mills residence 1202 Topeka Ave. Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Art stock marked down and for sale. Trumbull.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Mills
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