Topeka editorials on politics and canal debates
The State Journal reports on national affairs from Topeka with full Associated Press dispatches. It notes the Senate’s time-wasting responses, clues about Reed Egbert, Pat Crowe in Virginia, and the canal treaty fight with Panama.
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Ed Prem
Topeka
Jour- Enain
Pat Balbi
Migt
Panama's Commercial Value and Population Details
Panamas commerce amounts to about three million dollars annually with a population near 20 thousand and an area around 60,000 square miles. Principal ports are Panaga on the Pacific and Calon on the Atlantic, visited by over a thousand vessels and handling more than a million tons of merchandise and 160 thousand passengers. The city of Panama counts about 24 thousand people, Panaman was founded and rebuilt in 1673, while Calon was established earlier, with a diverse population including Spaniards Indians Africans and Europeans.
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Panama
Indiana
Department of Commercs and Labor
Statistica
United States
Erema
Colon
Areca
Panawan
Colombian Republic
Panga
Pacific
Calon
Grion
Panamé
Isan
Humber
Mothnaland
Jurminica
Atlantic
Pesan
McPherson
Hent Murdock
Marias
Valley Falls
Kagsang
Wennesduy
Montana
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Leavenworth
European trade figures at Colon and Panama port year 1908
The report shows United States dominance in imports at Colon with 1908 imports valued at about 173 570 dollars from the United States and major shares from France England and Germany. Exports from Panama and Colon to the United States totaled hundreds of thousands in 1908, with bananas, cocoanuts, hides, rubber, and coffee among key exports. The text also notes Panama links by weekly steamship schedules to San Francisco and Valparaiso, rail service across the isthmian route, and a silver currency with about 190 percent exchange.
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United States
Colon
France
England
Germany
Coton
Panama
Italy
United State
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Valparaiso
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
South American Steamship Company
Pissenger
Calon
Europe
Affection and Appetite: Atchison Man’s Sudden Illness Claim
An Atchison man, long sick, is told by a doctor there is nothing physically wrong but that his issue is not earning money quickly enough to satisfy him, reflecting a report on his condition and outlook.
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Atchison
Excent
Reflections of a Bachelor Busy Lines and Witty Quips
A collection of short witty sayings and humorous maxims. observations on marriages, money, and social roles. Notes on birthdays, obituaries, fools, and diplomacy mix with sharp one liners about health, luck, and appetite for life.
Castoria Bears the That You Have Always Bought
Fragmented OCR reads as a mistaken ad note about a familiar product line. It mentions Castoria and a signature box, with garbled phrases likely from a vintage pharmacy or medical advertisement. No clear event or date is present.
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Castoria
Castorta
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