Kansas Journal Reports Pollock Appointed in Place
The Topeka State Journal notes Justice John Pollock of the Kansas Supreme Court has been named successor to United States District Judge Hook. It details Kansas senators' push, rival bids, and a presidential statement exonerating Pollock amid party discord and Panama Canal debates.
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Thins
Washington
Judeahin
Kansas
Capl
Potomac
Amectatet
Prema
John Potluck
Supreme Court of
Kansan
United States
Hook
Annette
Weday
Iriday
Panema Sid Cube
Peel
Ja Bay
Indianapatix Sentinel
pLerney
Pollock
Panama
Wunhingtett
Culoretia
Vilalle Rene
Ured
Fallart
Lane
Vanderbilt
White Henke
Muitinil
Enid
State Journal
Dudge Pullock
W. A. Jonnason
Wood
Hanna
Utah
Carrie bumps into senatorial dignity in Newark notes
Fragmentary Newark News item hints at a humorous or sardonic remark about senator dignity and a person named Carrie. The text is incomplete but suggests scrutiny of political decorum and a local reaction amid uncertain context. No clear event, date, or organization is fully stated.
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Newark News
Carrie
Political turmoil and market chatter swirl around New York ties
A garbled historical report traces Republican moves amid tensions with the president, notes on Odell's Washington visit, and vague Senate maneuvering over a Cuban treaty. It mentions Wall Street activity, brokerage chatter, and figures like Morgan, Schwab, and Steel in a brisk, unsettled financial-political snapshot.
Fragmented Notes on Repairs and Kitchen Hardware
The text discusses a low supply of ale, repairs for a brewer, and costs to fix machinery. It mentions a rotary eraser, a crusher, a road on Sixth Avenue, and delays to complete work. The passage includes garbled phrases about employment and attitudes toward a man who talks about the issue.
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Sixth Avenue Road
Crussere
Wiscover
Glimpses of Public Opinion From Atchison Globe
A fragmented unsigned column lampoons local manners and national discourse. Observers critique speaking plainness, medical departments, gender roles, and political attitudes while noting peculiar quirks of Atchison society and the era’s social humor.
Fragmented Provincial Ruminations Echoing Chicago Wit
A garbled piece of text recalls Chicago life and manners with scattered maxims and odd anecdotes. It hints at social foibles, wonders about forgiveness, and notes colorful characters, including references to baseball players and a watchmaker.
Dyspepsia tablets claim to aid digestion and restore strength
An advertisement extolls Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as performing the stomach’s work, arguing that proper nourishment and rest help digestion. It compares starved effort to a businessman employing help, asserts tablets restore function, and notes price and local drugstore availability. It references other local notes about a stone crusher inspection and county commissioners.
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Stuart
Hssok
Drigeteia
Fragmented Notice Reflects Political Corruption Claims
The text alleges that certain Jefferson representatives face convictions for naturalization fraud and other crimes, with multiple leaders of a club indicted or jailed. It questions the legitimacy of officials and queries why they remain in place, criticizing entrenched corruption and urging accountability.
Lebanon firm sells planes and undergarments
A Weertington Star report describes odd local notices and strange trivia from a Lebanon firm selling planes and undergarments, tramps in Carbondale, corn yields, and other scattered fragments from the era.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical excerpt discusses observations on marriage and widowhood, lampooning male vanity and female composure. It notes how a man misuses liquor as medicine and mocks doctors as confident bystanders in social scenes. The piece hints at gender roles and public propriety in a humorous, clipped style.
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New York
Kansans Inspect State Pavilion at World's Fair in St Louis
A Kansas party led by Governor and Mrs Dailey visited the Kansas pavilion at the World’s Fair. Included were lawmakers and university figures. The 84 by 112 foot building cost about 5.7 million and housed rare mammal specimens collected by Prof. Dyche for the State University at Lawrence.
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St. Louis
Kansas State
Mia Dailey
Fee
Statels World’n Falr Commission
Lutlig
FW. Dassier
LL Dyche
Kansas State University
W. W. Hoe
Ape
Kansas Taildine
F. Beier
Dyche
State University At
Lawrence
Kansas
Boston
Miss Ethel Maybee Of Eskridge Seeks Runaway Suitor
Relatives of Miss Ethel Maybee of Eskridge search for a 15 year old girl said to have runaway with James Peters, a man from Wabaunsee County. The couple reportedly traveled toward Kansas City and the girl is the stepdaughter of James Adie, a well known local figure.
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Ethel Maybee
Eskridge
Kirk
James Peters
Arene
Kansas City
James Adie
Wabaunses County
Act
Like Man Like Horse The Duty of the Driver and the Horse
A worn reflection on horse ownership and driver fault shows that a sensitive, responsible approach yields better results. The piece cites examples of unruly horses and careless drivers and suggests accountability for both horse and human. It notes Thanksgiving services at First Lutheran of Fulhamt Harrivan with speakers and readings.
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Tvo
Aoman
Mobil
Detroit Journal
M H Case On Duty Fire Engine Rebuilt For Test
Topeka fire department prepares the veteran steam engine M H Case for an afternoon water-throwing test after a complete rebuild. Chief Wilmarth oversaw interior upgrades, a vermilion overcoat, and new pipes, valves, suction pipe, and a two-story fire plug connection to boost pumping capacity and pressure.
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Topeka
M. H. Cam
Big Topeka
Wilmarth
Robbed of 400 Dollars in Boston Brokerage Invasion
An unknown man visiting a Boston brokerage office assaulted stenographer Miss Lillian B. Goff. She suffered scalp wounds and possible lacerations, remaining in critical condition after she broke a window and cried for help. A $400 theft from the safe was later reported as the assailant fled.
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Boston
Boston Brokerage Company
Lillian B. Goff
Burning haystacks yield unknown man found near Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas on November 25 a charred body was found atop two burning haystacks near W C Russell’s tail line close to the county line and Kansas City Leavenworth electric line. The legs and arms were burned and only fragments of clothing remained. The fuse was burned and authorities believe foul play may be involved though the man’s identity and cause of fire remain unknown.
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Leavenworth
Kan
W. C. Russell
Kansas City-Leavenworth
Bay Tet
Man Charged With Stealing Wheat On Freight Car
Dean Harris, colored, appears in district court for stealing Kansas wheat from an open freight car at Hook Island. Henry Miler, a car inspector, describes Harris helping unload sacks and loading them into a wheelbarrow. Trial adjourned until Friday as the jurors celebrate Thanksgiving at home.
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Dean Harris
District Court
Hook Island
Henry Miler
Lion
Elec
Harris
Darrow
Unusual Wild Game on Sale Defies Law in Topeka Market
A Topeka hunter reportedly sold ducks worth about 0 at a local market while the region notes an unusual abundance of ducks and prairie chickens this fall. In northwestern Shawnee County residents report more prolific predators and game than in two decades, sparking concern about wildlife management.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Dolman funeral services held at Topeka cemetery
The funeral of Mrs. J C Dolman was conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the family home in Garfield venue. Rev W B Hutchinson of the Baptist church led the service with a choir and piano accompaniment. Hymns included Nearer My God to Thee Abide With Me and My Jesus as Thou Wilt. Interment followed in Topeka cemetery.
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J.C. Dolman
Garfield
W. B H. Hutchinson
the Baptist Church
Ela Caldwell
Edna Frazier
Hutchinson
Bert Frasier
John McNown
Jess
W. (. Stephenson
Frank Stevens
Partnership Dissolved Over Gambling House Dispute
The printing establishment at East Sixth Avenue dissolved after disputes between wart Moore, charged with maintaining a gambling house, and his father Moore. The father was fined $5 for injuring the son with a hatchet. Sons Cla and Cart Moore were not arrested as claimed.
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Cepween Wart Moore
Id Moore
East Sixth Ave
Cla
Cart Moore
Thanksgiving events and public notices amid Topeka life
Thanksgiving services were held across public schools and a festive day featured a gymnastic entertainment at Turner hall with a closing dance. Free lectures on Shakespeare by Dean Kaye, and a stereoptical show at the YWCA rooms, were announced. George Tincher, Sixth Ward councilman, is away recovering in Morris County and expected home tomorrow. A correction notes Charles G. Overmyer rather than George Overmyer as a Retail Grocers association candidate. Thanksgiving collections for Orphans' Home and turkey gifts for Wells Fargo employees were reported. A basketball game between Ti and Hercules resulted in 21 to 13 for the Tigers, with listed players. Probate Court issued marriage licenses for several couples in Topeka and nearby towns. The Independent Telegraph Company job openings were posted, with wage comparisons cited. AFederal court adjournment note and state AR news item conclude the list.
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Turner Hall
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Huntown
Polk Streets
Dean Kaye
W. C.A
George Tincher
Sixth Ward
Morris County
Orphins
Tieber
District of
Arkansas
Éocket
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Wells-Fargo
Hercules
M. CA
Soare
Tigers
Hippi
Stevens
Sheigon
Brown
Gain
Motgomery
Hercules— Ghexs
Jennings
Traey
Gill
Layton
Hayden
K Rona
Pannie Neabit
Topeka
Han M. Tevis
Independent
Grantville
Kansas City
John Alexander i
East Coast Florida booklet highlights travel bargains
The 100 page East Coast Florida booklet, richly illustrated, features city gates of St Augustine, a Florida map, and lists hotels with daily and weekly rates, many under eight dollars per week. It promotes Nassau, Lake of Fire, Havana sites, and travel details from ticket offices to baggage rules, with orders to obtain copies from The Record Company in St Augustine.
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St Augustine
Florida
Flona
Nassau
N. P
Bahamslands
Aroun Nanssu
Jom Vicketm
St. Augustine
J. D. Rebneransistant
Ftailway
Rt. Aten
New York Office of Florida East Coast Hotel Co Located
The New York office of the Florida East Coast Hotel Co is located at 221 Fifth Avenue The Old Brunswick Building.
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New York
Th Florida East Coast Hotel Co
Fifth Avenue
Old Brunswick Building
Remarkable Antelope Shot Described by Pioneer Hunter
A Detroit Free Press account recalls a dramatic antelope shot marked by an extraordinary trajectory and heavy damage to the animal. The author, amid rugged terrain, details a long shot that struck the elbow and tore through the brisket, humerus, ribs, and femur before exiting, underscoring the peril and skill involved in early American big game hunting.
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Savael Neouts
Broséri
Tetova
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