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Topeka State Journal in Topeka, Kansas

15 Nov 1901

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Topeka State Journal

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Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1901

Page

3

Sunken Treasure Ships and Their Caribbean Treasure

Frederick A. Ober surveys legendary sunken ships and pirate lore from Kidd to Morgan, detailing where treasure tales persist in the Caribbean and Atlantic. He notes wrecks off Tortuga, Santa Catalina, Tortuga, and Jamaica, with famed holds sunk near New York, Florida, and Santo Domingo, while tracing the rise of buccaneers and the enduring myth of vast riches.

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Kidd England Paiva Eaward ‘Teach Mbinele Ines Qurotina Blackbeard West Indies Danieh BL. Thomas Ome Tinea Charlotte Ammus Caribbean Pumico Sound la Fitte Gulf of Mexico New Orleans Jackson Murrel McCabe Mason United States Army Piratical Bay of Pandy James Russell Lowell Admiralty New York Bea Mexico South Americ Vera Cruz Ithms Panama Santo Domingo Cadiz Seville Spain Taden Ansrich Haiti Tortuga Jamaica Charles II Henry Morgan Santa Catalina Tortum St. Thomas St. John Pearl Islands Venezuela Porto Key West Florida Cuba Varind Earth Bert Cuntsin Kidd Iland Ling Island Delaware Cartagena Maracaibo Chlon Porto Bello Fnally Hia Mosquito Coast Roncador Réef Cub Isle of Pines Potost Sir William Phipps Obadillo America Pacific Chile Alaska California Frederick A. Ober
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King Edward and the New X Ray Cure For Cancer

Rumors of King Edward VII suffering possibly from cancer excite Europe as experts debate heredity and the role of aging royals. The piece notes relatives with cancer and argues X ray therapy may offer a cure or palliation, framing the royal case within broader medical history and tying it to earlier figures like Emperor Frederick and General Grant.

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Edward England Europe Great Britain Grant Vinoria Frederick Germany Pthure Edward VII Lembroso Edward 4 Vire Iitue Prince of Wales Prince Alfred Duke of Edinburgh Saxe-Coburg Gotha Empress Dowager Queen Victoria Vicky San Bermo Riviera Binny Mount McGregor Allan Germaine
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Women of Japan Asked to Shop Quietly in Public

A fragmented account notes Japanese women shopping in crowded streets with caution and restraint. It suggests social expectations shape behavior as bystanders observe politeness and restraint in public bargaining. The tone implies cultural contrast in shopping norms without detailing events.

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Japan
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How Charles T Yerkes Began His Career

A fragment recounts Charles T Yerkes, Chicago magnate, starting in transit electrification. As a boy he recalls buying soap boxes sold cheaply, delivering them to a corner grocer, and earning a small profit. The tale emphasizes his early enterprise and wit as a precursor to his later ventures.

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Charles T. Yerkes Challen T Yerkes Chicago London Terkes Yerkes, Jr Hawes
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Under Blue Lights Guests Glow Ghastly in Dinner Tale

A guest recalls a hostess using pale blue lighting to reveal enemies at table. Two women she despised appear aged and grotesque under the glow, while a likely admirer seems charming. The narrator notes the lights’ chilling effect and the social discomfort of dining with adversaries.

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Tueday Thad Tally
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PATS READY EXCUSE IN FADING FIRED ENGAGEMENT

A private was expelled by his captain after a hard fight and hasty retreat. The officer condemned the escape as dishonorable while the other man defended his actions as honoring a prior promise. The piece closes with a wartime anecdote about women in France and ovens heated to high temperatures.

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