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The fragmentary copy relates to a state news report via telegraph about a major national event. It notes arrival of the news in the state capital building over wires and mentions the day’s busy telegraph operation. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond generic references are readable.
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York
Powerbie
Paul Block
Iphont
Associated Fress
Anodacet Pro
Tull Gay Telegraph
Pur Crowe and the Omaha holiday return rumor
A fragmentary Tribune column discusses Pur Crowe possibly awaiting a Glad En event in Omaha during a holiday, references to General Kitchener, De Wet and Botha, and broader remarks on politics, tariffs, and immigration. It mentions Roosevelt as a harmoniser, the Chinese exclusion law, and public concerns about taxation and policies.
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Pur Crowe
Omaha
Glose Lights on Old Fashioned Women and Social Walking
A fragmentary column mocks old fashion gender roles and social rituals. It contrasts women denying butter with gravy, a stout woman with a belt, porch bell tricks, and a man paying groceries receiving a cigar while a woman is given candy for her child, then a scene of a married man and a tagged comic walk.
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Atchison Globe
Siren
River
Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago News On Courtship
A collection of witty lines on love and marriage notes that profit, gratitude, and social norms influence behavior. The humor centers on courtship, marriage, women’s influence, and male vanity with satirical quips about finances and pleasures.
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Chicago News
Quaakee Reflections From The Philadelphia Record
A humorous and fragmented dialogue among characters on memory, sermons, success, marriage, and social observation. The pieces touch on seers, ministers, top status, wealth greed, and a joke about learning in heaven. The tone mimics a comic panel of social satire.
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Philadelphia Record
Nell
Bileus
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical piece notes men buy cigars for wives birthdays and some avoid the devil by staying enterprising. It muses on propriety in carrying bundles in public and the perpetual concern over a wife’s tongue. It jokes about wills and inconstancy in marriage.
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New York Press
Watches vanish in police case at Ottery trial
A police case follows the disappearance of three watches owned by D. Copland pawn broker. Marion Ottery is captured with stolen items, including a dozen watches, trousers and other goods. Anxious Copland warns the chief to keep quiet as Henderson recovers the loot and Ottery stands trial.
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D. Copland
Xnop
Nekru
Marion Ottery
Polikerman
Abel Henderson
Ottery
Henderson
Stahl
Copland
Addy
Stahi
Sarsaparilla Restores Health in Mrs T B Team Case
A testimonial notes persistent fatigue, poor digestion, and weight loss, with vital functions impaired. Sarsaparilla is claimed to restore appetite, increase weight, and renew strength, cited as working for Mrs T B Team after she was run down and unable to work.
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Mre. T. B
Rae
Hood's Sarsaparinla Promises Cure and Keeps Pledge
A historical note claims Hood's Sarsaparinla will cure illnesses and fulfills its promise. An older remedy is urged to begin treatment immediately, emphasizing early start for best results.
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Gus Eae Bettoy
Topeka Police Spill Over Casts Doubt on Theft Suspicion
A hazy report notes misconduct rumors surrounding the Topeka police force. A captain allegedly mishandled a stash of watches brought in by officers, with none properly secured or logged as evidence, reducing concern over a larger theft.
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Topeka
Sweet Clover Impresses Topeka Audience Despite Tepid Applause
Adelaide Thurston stars in Sweet Clover at Crawford with Otis Thayer. Audience remained undemonstrative though the cast drew praise for a novel plot, strong costumes, and solid performances from Eleanor Sheldon and Pelmond Ford. The action moves from a Connecticut farm to New York society and back, wrapping with a quaint rural finale.
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Topeka
al Pimuas
Adelaide Thurston
Crawford
Reguli
Biian Thurston
Otis
Thayer
Miss Thurston
Mr. Thayer
Job Minon
Abigail Holcomb
Eleanor Sheldon
New York
Mins
Thurston
Thireton
Cuuid
Miles Thurston
Chariotte Cri 7
Laynie Andrews
Minnié Meu Allen
Jack ‘Fikmiston
Pelmond Ford
Hosband
Bumies Wrancis Hope
Albert Slade
Fool
Ardoor
Connecticut
Real estate transfers cite numerous units in Wentworth and Orchard Place
A long list of real estate transfers details numerous lot and block sales across Wentworth Place Orchard Place Van Buren Street and North Topeka. Transactions involve multiple grantors and grantees including Amann Ward Dickinson Jarker Weldling Capot Hutton Norris Hendrickson and others with properties on Van Buren Street Atlantic Avenue Park Street Central avenue and other local avenues. Amounts range from nominal dollars to thousands with entries noting tract sizes and subdivisions.
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A. Amann
FLM
Ward
Buchanan
Whiter
Oak Grove
D. J. Dickinson
A. K
Alfen
Orchard Place
A. Jarker
Harrison Street
Lalay Powell
van Buren Street
Anathene A. Swihart
N. Eo Me-Carty
Porwast Avenue
Wentworth Place
Orchard Place Lot Co
Curt Weldling
Gagavesus
C. A. Capot
Hittton
Park Strees
Maple Grove
Lune Ta A. Hutton
Patk Street
Wentgate
Corner Third
Avey Stents
Kingston
L. M. Davies
W. H. Brown
Huntoon
Norris
J. J. Norris
P. Norris
Hendrickson
H. Rd
Novus View
Thomais
Orchard Place Addition
Steinberg
Geo. W. ‘Smaith
Rome Street
E. Whitlow
PC. Garwood
Freeman
H. E. Pelee
Monroe Street
Ritchie
Bownan
Husbant
State Street
A. Robertson
J. Warrell
Wite
Jacob Hook
Henry L. Barker
Robt. Stone
Jet
Laurent
Evanu Ad
Society Women to Aid Kansas Midwinter Exposition
Topeka society girls join the Kansas Midwinter exposition efforts in January. The Women's Auxiliary to the exposition will assist with booths decorations fundraising for city charitable organizations. Prominent women will supervise cooking school candy and popcorn privileges and ad profits, with proceeds supporting local philanthropic bodies. The meeting was well attended and the auxiliary names officers including Mrs A H Thompson and Mrs H Garvey.
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Topeka Society
City Federation of Clubs
Proaaramme
Federation of Clubs
E. S. Quinton
A. H. Horton
H. ©. Garvey
Remonstrance on Morris Avenue Paving Reconsideration Hinted
Streets and walks committee found an important remonstrance missing from papers presented to the council regarding Morris Avenue paving. The committee will likely reconvene to reconsider the remonstrance, as City Engineer McCabe claims the absence could complicate paving chances and suggests those aiding the pavement may have harmed its prospects.
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Morris Avenue
Morri Avenue
Lecaute T
Lecalle
McCabe
Aultman Worsens After Sledge Accident at Santa Fe Yard
Henry Aultman, a Santa Fe car repairer, was struck on the head with a sledge by a coworker last Thursday. He is reported much worse today and is expected to die, according to O B W officers in New York.
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Henry Aultman
Santa Fe
Former Queen Liliuokalani Seeks Crown Lands Reimbursement
Former Hawaiian queen Liliuokalani, arriving in San Francisco, plans health recovery and talks with federal authorities about sequestrated Hawaiian crown lands. Lands, over one million acres valued around 15 million, were seized after the monarchy’s overthrow. The territorial legislature offered 250,000 for lands, vetoed by President Dole. a 25,000 annual pension was declined to avoid charitable status. Arbitration with England advised pre annexation.
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San Francisco
Lilluokaiani
Hawaii
Hiawati
Dole
Islands
England
Robson to Perform at Crawford's Opera House
Topeka favorite Stuart Robson appears Tuesday in The Henrietta at Crawford's opera house with exceptionally strong support from local audiences.
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Stuart Robson
Topeka
Crawford's Opera House
Local notes from Fort Stott and city halls
Local items note Harry Bone Dan Warner and D N Willits returning from Fort Stott and John V Abraham visiting Baltimore. Reports on Washburn College football, Santa Fe telegraph chief Sholes in Texas, and various moves at city hall including staff promotions and council actions. A water main break at Eleventh and Western is repaired after a pavement plow incident.
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Harry Bone
Dan Warner
D. N. Willits
Fort Stott
Ohio Club
Knights and Ladies of Security
John V. Abraham
Old Bone
Baltimore
Maryland
Washburn College
Topeka
C. G. Sholes
Santa Fe
Texas
Horn
C. N. Greene
Monroe Street
Alex Ferguson
Lorreon
Mexico
EB. W. Benedict
State House
T. E. Wallace
Capital
Wash- Inston
Charles Court
George W. McClelland
Post Office
Kansas City
Arthur Collins
Derk
Board of Health
Old City
Elehth
Western Avenue
Treaty details and ratification prospects for Central American canal pact
The article reports on the canal treaty between the United States and Central American nations, noting talk of ratification, rejection, or amendment. It describes Sir Wilfrid Laur as observer, the signing at the State Department, and the presence of Secretary Hay, Lord Pauncefote, and other officials as the pact was formalized with a gold pen in a silver penholder.
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Senate
State ‘Department
Conta Rica
Nicaraua
Tocola
Menate
Nicaragua
United States
Pauncefote
State Department
Tate Department
Root
Ristori
Diplomatic Chamber
Mute Department
Bealde
Hay
Lord Pauncetote
Braney. Smith
Wyndham
William Gynn
Richard Savor
Ate’n
May Meet Again Between Kansas Medics and Washburn
City football fans push for a rematch after a disappointing draw between the Kansas Medics and Washburn. Washburn manager Huron says a rematch is desirable to boost local interest, while Medics manager Thacher cites a prior Kansas City engagement but is open to dates after Thanksgiving.
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Kansas Medics
Washburn
Medical College
Kansas City
Huron
Washburn College
Thacher
Atchison Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union Annual Meeting Opens in New York
President Edward Babb convenes the A A U session with delegates from diverse regional associations. Notables include Bartow Weeks James Sullivan Frawley and Drake Morrill Hopkinson among others. Changes proposed: expand board seats to include one from each club and elect a handicapper by vote. Some clubs voice dissatisfaction and protests loom as the meeting extends late.
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New York
United States
Edward Babb
Amateur Athletic Union
Bartow
Weeks
James E. Sullivan
James J. Frawley
Walter M. Liginer
Central Association
EB. E. Rabb
MF. Winston
Thomas
Babb
Metropolitan Association
Board of Managers
Local Column Reports High Travel Excursions and Costs
Reading the fragment, the piece describes excursion offers from Peabody & Co and AT & SF for various routes. It lists prices such as 32.00 round trip and 65.00 with nine months return, plus mentions of destinations including Denver, Colorado Territory, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Kansas City. The text references travel agents and a Flower Show tickets sale and notes the Kansas City State Journal readership.
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Pales
Atanas Colorado
Rocky Ford
Territory
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
Aldvons Henan A. T
Topeka
Phoenix
Arizona
Peta Ntig
Lune Paso
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Topeka State Journal
Vrane P. Maclennan
Ono
Leony
Fopeka
Mana
Itsus Avenue
Kitchener
Wet
Botha
Fura Mall
Schley Court of Inquiry
Tammany
Foosavelt
Odell
Low
Republican Party
Wilson
Congress
Kansas
Teversburg
Thenthen
St Louis
Bow
Philadelphia
Orton Associate Boards of Trade
Roosevelt
Pratt
Audi
Seosally
Fanny
Jong
Hood
A. H. Thompson
Streets and Walks
Aultman
GC T & W
Follays Ad. Taal
A Normant B
Resim
Robert Ta
Sililft
J. Gould
Unviolery
Arin
Penikifin
Muteuel
Aiatcalis
Phi
T. & Howland
Mr. Medder
Danke Peaph
Eouad
Balttimore American
Lil
Robson
Geo. W. Jones
FO. C. B
New South Wales
New Zeasland
Tasmania
Australia
British ‘Columbia
Manitoba
Quebec
Ontario
Saxony
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Grand Lodge
Hesiya
Independent Order of Odd Pellows
Abraham Hare
Hollesite.o
Blaad
Streethe Phe
Henge
AJ. Arnold & Son
North Kenkas Ave
Ohoolahan
Phiten Grout
Ems
Son
Brooklyn
Houqeets
Bushind
Tor
Medics
The
Shepard
Sioux City Journal
Mara
Bonte
Nann
RAI
Balltown
Ffisen
Adway’s Pills
Ee Dorion
S.r
PRP Aia
Oraz
Ise
Wurater
Ithaca
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St
Kan
Lm Peswele
Wood
Kaczynski
Jackson
Heingno
Meule
Nev
Stalian
Ada
Iy Bi
Faa Pere Peabody & Co
Boron
Nahin
Warrow
Wales
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