State Journal Twenty-Fourth Bar Official City Paper
The State Journal, official city paper, provides subscription terms, daily edition delivery for 10 cents, four weeks to any part of Topeka or surrounding towns, with the newspaper offices at Kansas Avenue. Telephones listed for the office, reporter room, and general inquiries.
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the State Journal Official City Paper
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Topeka
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Opera Hite Journal
Bulldine
Kansas Avenue
Jornor of
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Bell
New York
Potter Fuilding
Weather Indications for Kansas and West Areas
Weather bulletin notes generally fair and colder conditions for Kansas with Thursday turning fair and not as cold to the west. Variable winds.
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Culcass
Kansas
Nicaragua Canal plans face funding pressures amid U S support debate
The Nicaragua canal is projected to advance with government stockholding and bond guarantees under consideration. Proponents argue for national ownership while opponents compare to the Pacific railroad plan, as Congress requires annual financial reports from the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua detailing subscriptions, expenditures, and mortgage obligations.
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Oil
Pacific Railroad
United States
Congress
Maritime Canal Company of
Nica- | Tagua
Pacific
Interor
Dial Company
Ube
Maritime Canal Company
Nicaraguan
Mmortiekee Hovis
Nicarane Canal Construction Company
Aavatcrs
Mattine Canal Company
Hue
Trombury
Itu Capital
Oeas
Centre America property lands and railways act
The record describes structures railways steamboats telephones telegraphones dredges locomotives cars machinery stores machine shops and supplies to be included in Centre America land between the lake and the Pacific, purchased from Nicaragua under a concession and for the role of the clast.
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Centre America
Betwen the Like
Pacific
Government of
Nicaragua
Clast
Comic gabble and quotes wrap local notes blast
A miscellaneous, disorderly column from the Atchison Globe includes stray musings on thieves, heaven, providence, fashion, ministers, and famous figures. It mentions Rev Henry W. Pritchard, French academy candidate Alphonse Auger, Spurgeon, Zola, the Duchess of Beaufort, and Octavius Catto memorial plans in Philadelphia.
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Alphonse Auger
Duke of Aumale
Stabbed to Death in Hallway Fight at Mulberry Street Tenement
Nov 2 in New York a Polish cleaner Lorenko Gallitvite was stabbed to death by fellow countryman Cesare during a hallway altercation at a tenement on 9 Mulberry Street. Cesare fled and had not been captured by 4 am.
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New York
Lorenko Gallitvite
Tallin Bhroen
Samed
Dominion Cesare
Mulberry Street
Sixty Hours to California by Santa Fe Dream Route
The description touts a fast daily service via Santa Fe with Pullman palace and tourist sleepers and free Chil cure. It markets quickest time shortest distance and greatest comfort across the journey to California, emphasizing speed and refined travel options.
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California
Dally
Santa Fe
Pullman
Palace
Crusade Against Certain Medicines Begun
May contain poisons and a crusade against proprietary medicines is launched in Toledo. Seven suits filed in Justice Cooper's court, based on affidavits by Drug Inspector Fred Herbst, accuse Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ayers Cherry Proprietary morphine depictions and other products of containing cocaine and chloral hydrate. Authorities plan to continue actions, expecting as many as 15 to 20 more suits, aiming to have the drugs masked as poisons.
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Sohmabue
Binckturn
Toledo
Fistice Cooper's
Walter L. Brown
Fond Department
Fred Herbst
Ag- How
Birney
Wheeler
Blackburn
Medicien
Collision at a Council Bluffs freight and Wabash train
A collision occurred near the Union depot between a Wabash express from Omaha and a Burlington freight linked to the Burlington yards in Council Bluffs. The crash caused an hour delay for the Wabash train as both trains interfered on the main track.
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Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Unies
Council Blatt
Pifin Street
Cible Bridge
Conseil Britts
Burlington
Spiders Bite Suit Filed Over Europe Trip Injury
Karis Ayer of Rome Georgia sues United States Camulte company for 2255 damages alleging a spider bite during a Europe bound journey from Mere to Portsmouth. The accident occurred June 2 and is denied by the policy terms, with local counsel to argue the case on the defense.
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Karis Ayer
Rome
Atlante
Mies Marie Axor
Womlal
Home
United States
Camulte Company
New York
Ahe
Europe
Simmane
Mere
Portsmouth
Ste
Damiyun
Sleep In Oven Sparks Fatal Rescue At Iron Plant
In Trenton New Jersey Patrick Convery aged about 40 was found in a furnace shaft after seeking a sleeping spot in a disused building of the New Jersey Street and Iron Company. A night watchman woke him as flames started in the furnace, and Convery was rescued but injured. He is expected to recover. In Arkansas Miss Sudinee, 18, reportedly died by suicide in Mera after learning of a lover's betrayal.
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Trenton
N. J
Patrick Con Nory
St. Kahnee Hospital
Corvecy
New Jersey Strel and Iron Company
Wtul
Tim
Muncunolous
Standard Oil Change Fraud Claim Linked to Prosecution Avoidance
New York November 22 The Wall Street Journal reports talks of forming a new company to acquire all assets and franchises of Standard Oil. The plan would issue Nye shares with a 12 percent cash dividend, while the Ohio Supreme Court pressures completion of an equitable arrangement or the firm’s closure.
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New York
The
Wall Street Journal
Standard of Oastinentes
Supreme Court of
State of Ohio
Doumpany
Effe Co
Canadian Pacific Directors Plan Vast Northwest Projects
The Herald reports leading Canadian Pacific directors backed by English capital and government funds plan extensive mining operations and transportation ventures in British Columbia and Alaska. Prominent figures including Van Horne Mount Stephen and other executives may lead the project with English and American investors such as John W Meckay and the Rothschilds noted as interested.
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New York
the Herald
Canadian Pacific Railway
Enelieh
Aml
Mberal Richbe
Ecup
Varios
British Columbia
Alaska
Great Northwest
Pres- Went
van Horne
Dorf Mount Stephen
Jtiential
Comutlan Pacific
John W. Meckay
Rothschild
Dog Muzzle in Politics Stirring Britain’s Debate
London reports that a dog muzzle issue has become a major political topic in Britain. The debate centers on how dog owners must muzzle hounds under new rules now two years in effect. Ministers cite statistics while critics question impact on public order and policy.
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London
Great Britain
Satisturs
Albert Inill
Willer
the Times
Long
Indians Abandoned as Soldiers and Coal Inquiry
The government will stop attempts to recruit Indians as soldiers after a failed program begun in 1891 with 107 enlisted or reenlisted. Indians will now serve only as scouts. Also, Kansas coal dealers deny sales to nonmembers of a trust, prompting anti trust inquiries. Thanksgiving turkey news notes President McKinley will receive a 27 pound bird from Rhode Island.
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Washington
Nov
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McKinley
Tormey
Westariy
Hornes Voz
Senu
Anthony
Rhode Isbin
Wits
McKintey
New Blondike Steamer Line Planned for Yukon Route
The Oregon & Masku Transportation Company organized in Portland to operate steamers between Portland and Dawson City. It has purchased one steamer and holds an option on a second. River boats will be built for the Yukon.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon & Masku ‘Transportation Company
Portlap
Dawson City
Mb Secand
Yukon
Horses Thieves Convicted In El Reno Trial
Bailey and Plumb McCool, accused of stealing horses from Charles Murphy, an Indian stockman, last summer, were convicted at El Reno after a venue change. The pair were long known cowhands across western Oklahoma and the Panhandle.
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Bailey
Plumb McCool
Charles Murphy
Kansas
el Reno
Oklahoma
The
Panhandie
Memorial appeal for Henry George widow care fund
New York on November 22 the Henry George memorial committee led by Mayor Strous and Seth Low appeals for public subscriptions to support Mrs. Henry George for life. The pledge funds would also establish permanent memorials chosen by the committee.
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New York
Henry George
Strous
Seth Low
Hin Worligtin
Hia Weldon
Henry Gtoree
George
Plug Tobacco Trust Forming With Major Makers
Washington November 22 A plug tobacco trust is forming uniting Loritards Paul Sarg the Liggetts and most principal U S plug tobacco manufacturers An agreement to pool properties and stock valued at 1 200 000 will issue pro rata to leading companies Smaller factories especially in Kentucky may be appraised and bought by the trust The move aims to cut the cost of plug tobacco manufacture by about 20 percent with representatives in Washington arranging details
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Washington, D.C
Plug Tobacco Trust
Loritards
Paul Sarg
Liggetts
Kentucky
Trust
Washington
Bayard Named Agent for English Interests in New York
An English syndicate has hired Mr Bayard to be their direct representative in New York for four years at an annual salary of 25 dollars, linking his past roles as Secretary of State Guard under Cleveland and ambassador to England to his new position.
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Vaughan
Llandak
Maxter
Harrow School
Dlustrioux
bin Uncles
Aother
Chester Minatten
Merton
Amatur
Harrow
Erle of
Kimberley
Fiarrowby Ated Spencacy
George Trevelyan
Birenon White Ridley
Francis Elute
Attorney General
Kansas Coal Gamblne
J. L. Fisher
Newton
Fisher
Bern
Combine
Fala
Aliartes
Snelling
W. S. Alten
Attnmnes
Harvey Enanty
T le Miatter
Washington
Sec
State Guard
Cleveland
T England
New York City
Mir
Husard
Inteete Intia
New York
Contraet
Hayard
Coney Languis
Dingley Bnyiff
Mt. Bayard
Walch
Big Melon Contract Signed in Rocky Ford
Nat Wetzel of Western Poultry and Game company St Louis closes a 400 car melon delivery contract with the Melon Growers Association of Rocky Ford for the 188% season. Sub agent east of the Mississippi river for Rocky Fort output. Estimated value about $100,000, the largest of its kind.
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Rocky Ford
Nev. S
Nat Wetzel
Western Poultry and Game Company of
St. Louis
Melon Groters' Association
Mississippi River
Rocky Fort
Burlington Introduces New Observation Vestibuled Trains
A handsome set of wide observation vestibuled trains is now out of Burlington shops and available for all classes from Missouri River to St Louis. The Denver Missouri River St Louis Limited mirrors the new El to Chicago, with fireproof features and deluxe compartments. Howard Elliott and J W Wakeley announce the service as first in Missouri, plus a California excursion program via Santa Fe Route. Also notes daily service, testimonials for Chamberlains Cough Remedy, and Santa Fe California Limited schedules with luxurious Pullman cars.
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St. Louis
Missouri River
Denver
Chicago
Missouri
St. Louia
Howard Elliott
St Joseph
J. W. Wakeley
St Louis
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Chamberlain
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Butter Creek
Callifornia Limited
Los Angeles
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Merchant Tailor
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R. T. Kreipe
J. M. Knight
Anti E Undertaker
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East Sixth Street
Piso
Gustav Falk
Winton Place
Ohio
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