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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1902

Page

5

Disgrace of Delaware in Senate Vacancy Fight

Delaware election fallout shows deep corruption fears as Addicks faces Democratic and Republican opposition. The piece argues regulars may back a united front to fill two U.S. Senate vacancies, with party split and power plays shaping the outcome. Political machine criticism centers on Democratic control, election manipulation, and calls to unite against Addicks.

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Where Does the Coal Go in New York Strike

A fragment from the Commercial Advertiser questions coal supply during the strike and notes a lack of coal beyond independent operators while analysts see a broader output impact. The piece hints at operators avoiding answers in the strike context. Includes an unrelated line about Monarch pain relief products.

New York Coathine Faltar Mathru~ Clin

Outlook for plentiful coal supply lifts hopes of large receipts

New York reports a bright outlook for coal in the anthracite region as workers return and lines resume full output. Dealers predict New York city may receive 100 000 to 150 000 tons daily, easing winter fuel worries for tenement residents while prices hover around ten cents per ton.

New York Soda Promty Helms

It’s “Uncle Teddy” Now Story of Our President Drift

Fragmentary OCR reads as a satirical piece mocking a president during a vacation. It references a casual shirt, linen trousers, and dismissive tone about presidential behavior, with no clear schedule or identifiable events.

United States

Chicago Ministers Condemn Cartoons of President Roosevelt

Chicago Methodist ministers adopt resolutions condemning cartoons that ridicule the president and promote contempt for authority. They urge editors to stop printing depictions that incite disrespect and potential violence, calling on secular magazines to respect the president as the nation’s chief executive.

Chicago Roosevelt United Staten Sf World Chicago Methodist Mhone

Croup Relief Ad Recalled From State Journal Text

A partial OCR reading from the State Journal mentions a child with croup treated with One Minute Cough, noting relief after administration. The fragment references Mansfield and Reynolds and describes coughing fits and an attempted remedy. The readable items imply an advertisement or notice about cough medicine.

Anya Reynolds Mansfield Ana Cayited Sronchean Croup

Sullivan Comes West in Grand Theater Monologue Tour

The Boston crowd ion Goodspeed Theatre hears John J. Sullivan perform a long monologue after a boxing career and public life. He compares himself to James J. Corbett and recalls past opponents while joking about his weight and career choices. He plans a Pacific coast tour with a $1,000 booking and months on the road, seeking sustained audience appeal despite changing times.

Pacific Coast Boston John J. Sullivan Sons of Grand Theater James J. Corbett Boxer Betas Xea Simin Legree Sullivan Pacific California Benn Bullivan Americal Cakire

Whitney's Winter Home and Nearby Notes from Augusta

A scrambled, OCR filled item describes Whitney's winter home near Aiken with extensive improvements and stables for thoroughbreds, plus an exile-style historical reflection on Kentucky mountains schools and teaching. It mentions Ex-Senator Edmunds of Vermont visiting Alken, and notes the Eastern Express of the Michigan Central schedule from Chennen Mopom with connections to New York and Niagara Falls.

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