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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
7
Paw Paw Remedy Promoted In Topeka Free Sample Campaign
A Topeka State Journal office drive offers 9000 bottles of a Paw Paw remedy with free distribution beginning Friday morning November 27 at 9 o'clock. The notice urges readers to test the product claiming cures for indigestion stomach troubles nerves and general vitality, stressing non alcoholic stimulant properties and promise of health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Topeka State Journal
Tbe Bille
de Topoka
Jourant
Ceinol
Simpon
Munyou
Whisky and Destitution Among Alaska Natives Report
Federal inquiry led by General Frederick Funston reports destitution concerns among Alaska coastal communities but finds no widespread hardship among the Thlinket and Yukon groups. Tuberculosis alcohol abuse and seasonal scarcity noted. recommend end to punitive relief and resettlement to reduce wandering. Aleut population also cited as increasing due to disease and harsh life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caye
Isaacues
Heismuer
Frederick Funston
Department of Columbia
Sumemer
Minera
Aleki
Funston
Belour
Alaska
Iston Sinter
Alwiyn
Fouston
Eakimos
Cote
Heringwen
Sam Lee Kigie
Alawku Geiil
Mle
Alneten Pealeaia
Aleutian
Iron trade review signals uneven momentum in steel markets
The Iron Age notes dull but hopeful signs with modest southern demand and forward delivery sales around $4 to 3226 Birmingham. Domestic rails fade, export interest grows in heavier shapes while US steel shipments show declines and new deals for power equipment emerge, reflecting mixed activity across regions and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Southern Iron
Birmingham
Tennekeep
Alber
Wirkick
Wes
Hentemer
Forge Erhd
John Ivsnisht
United States
Biel Carboravien
Tiddenten
Goemin
Arporican Bart
Tis
Morcy
Cuse New York Machinery Report
Roosevelt Letter At Berlin Dedication Of American Church
A dispatch from Boctin dated Nov 26 describes President Roosevelt’s letter to the Berlin dedication ceremony. The note praises the church project and notes delegation representatives and clergy participating amid the event. A separate report from St Petersburg dated Nov 2 notes subsidence of war news, Japanese press tone, and a Russian telegram about Port Arthur actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boctin
Cea
Ambassadoir
Dickie
Agreuinas
Count von Mussinen
Chassesnor von Buviow
Eosin
van Blysee
Dioide
Towsevelt
Pais
St. Detersburg
Korea
Port Ambur
Portsthur
Fort Arthur
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Pleasant to Take
The label touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant to take with a smooth texture and palatable flavor. It claims effective relief from cough and chest congestion, produced by a blend of active ingredients and refined sugar, suitable for general use.
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Chamberlain
Araby Maid Sunk After Collision With Denver
Off the coast near Tortugas island the bark Araby Maid sank five minutes after a collision with the steamer Denver. Two sailors died and nine others were rescued. the Araby Maid was heavily laden with lumber. The Denver sustained bow damage but rescued crewmen from the wreck. Bodies of two sailors were found entangled in wreckage and buried at sea. Captain Larsen reported near-miss as the Denver veered but could not avoid the crash. No official cause yet released by Malory Line officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denver
Malory Line
Galveston
Island
Myrianis
Ericcson
Una Denver
Radevnh Nath
Reed
Norway
Reiditio
Argentina
Helmublic
Mubile
A Larter
Tarsen
Mloul
Stek
Larsen
Sin
Birk
Byars
Bors
Cipelze
Mallory
Curtis introduces push for territorial delegate in Congress
Curtis of Kansas presents to President Foley a petition from the Une Inhabitarte convention urging a territorial delegate be elected to represent the territory in the House. The convention omitted statehood questions and urged a delegate with powers and privileges like other delegates, to address local needs such as schools and asylums for a population of 590,000. Foley and the press pledge careful consideration and discussion with others, noting possible obstacles but belief they can be overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Kansas
C. E. Foley
Eutauta
I. T
Washington
Foley
Territnes
Trople
Fri
Tim
Topeka High Meets Belolt In Thanksgiving Title Game
Topeka high school, undefeated this season with 86 points for and none against, travels to face Belolt high school in a Thanksgiving football game that will decide the state’s high school championship. The Topeka squad, carrying several veteran players, hopes to extend its lead, while Belolt seeks to upset and claim the crown. The matchup features noted players from both teams and a shared goal of regional glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeka High School
Beligh School
Toprks
Ta~ Peka High School
Kansas City Central
Lawrence
Part
Wentworth Mill Ciry Academy
Fort Watt
Mag
Aracig
Hicks
Brummage
Wali
Woman Seeks Kansas City Search For Missing Daughter
Mrs Little of Bannidee travels to Kansas City pursuing clues about 18 year old Ethel Massee who vanished after leaving 8 Huntacn Street. Police assist as the mother follows a lead tying James ers Of a Was to the disappearance. Authorities report the girl stayed at a hotel and boarded a city tram bound for Kansas, with a dark driver noted near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Little
Bannidee
Ethel Massee
Gine
Kansas Ciny
James Ers
Montag
Lite
Pater
Tooming
Huntacn Street
Wenc Eh
Felts
Tye Vetreti
Miss Morrow
Triton
Kansas
General MacArthur Tours Pearl Harbor Area Defenses
Major film era text reports General MacArthur arriving to study the Hawaii defense. he calls Pearl Harbor vital and urges reducing forces at Honolulu while keeping additional outlying islands under occupation as strong defensive points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoperuim
MacArthur
Ha’ Waiian Island
Pearl Harbor
Monotutu
Ther Islands
Pestl Harbor
Flurry of Snow Brightens Morning Weather Record
A light snowfall occurred this morning with a trace of new snow noted. The forecast for Kansas City predicts full and warmer conditions tonight and Friday. East wind at five miles per hour and hourly government thermometer readings through the morning are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thankeglylme
Kantas
Pridiy
Decree Closes Bolivar Ports to Panama Trade
The Bolivar department decrees seal ports to Panama, cutting all traffic with Panama’s rebel area as Colombia moves to punish secession. Neutral ships calling Panamanian ports will be refused admission to Bolivar ports, independent of Bogota.
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Colon
Department of Bolivar
Jigbel Department
Panama
Department of Panama
Colombia
Bolivar
Bogota
Alsa
Thanksgiving Dinner Planned for County Poor Farm Inmates
Inmates at the county poor farm will have a Thanksgiving dinner with a main course of chicken and stove potatoes and sweet potatoes. The meal will include vegetables and pie, with 48 inmates noted as present.
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Feor Farm
Cess
Police Court Notes From Last Night Raid on Murderly Igor Area Arrests Made
A raid on the murderly Igor area at 41th Kansas Avenue resulted in arrests of three women May Palmer Pearl Harris and May Snyder and one man Joe Hohn. Eile Trimble was fined one dollar for drunkenness. Cash Love was arrested on suspicion of attempting to rob C I Younkein’s home and is held for investigation. Officer Bundy also raided Capital and Kempton was arrested with a small supply of liquor seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue
May Palmer
Pearl Harris
May Snyder
Joe Hohn
Eile Trimble
Natty Topeka
Bundy
Rekto
Younkein
Garfield Avenue
Youtkein
Younkin
Deaths and Funerals Notice Broad topeka area
Deaths and funerals listed include Mr Georges M Chane ll with services at First Presbyterian Church at 1058 melock Tee J Te Coubtermine D D as guiding clergymen, Mrs P W Cartmill Sears obituary noting death at home November 0. Also WH Mite prominent Aldsen of Estrides died last Sunday with funeral at Wal Today. William Van DeMark one of Shawnee Countys oldest settlers dies Tuesday night near Blackemth school house aged 7 years? Returns indicate funeral from residence nine to Topeka at 10 o clock Friday morning.
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Mite
Estrides
Wal
William van DeMark
Shawnee County
Brignt
Blackemth School House
Vin Mark
Topeka
McCormick Goes to Moscow and Thanksgiving Gap
Ambassador McCormick travels to Moscow for a few days as the embassy moves into new quarters, canceling official Thanksgiving ceremonies. Wo E Smith hosts a dinner for American residents with toasts to President Roosevelt and the czar. A Siberian family arrives after a grueling 3000 mile journey, finding a fortune in gold at Tomek, Sibert mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Ambassador McCormick Law
Wo E Smith
Roosevelt
Rzar
St Petershire
Tomek
Sibert
Colombian envoy arrives with Baltic legal envoy to Wash
New York November 1. Among Adirondack passengers from Saganitla was Francisco de Parmetos a Colombian lawyer sent by the republic to the United States in rotation to canal attire He will go direct to Washington to meet officials and discuss matters of state sailing in the wake of recent canal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombis
New York
Adirondack
Saganitla
Francisco de Parmetos
Republic of Colombia
World’s Fair progress and royal honors in 19th century notices
The item notes progress on the World's Fair with a request for payment and address details to George Orton, plus a Lord Mayor Ritchey baronetcy for recent entertainment of Italian royalty. It mentions a Siberian to Pekin railroad survey near St Petersburg and a wrestling match where Farmer Burns defeated John Beery in Whatcom, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron
Fiward
Ritchey
Victor Emmanuel
Queen Herens
Italy
Guildhail
Burns
Whatcom
Wash
Farmer’ Burns
Catrageateh
Une
John Beery
Tapestry Curtains Quality Price List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists various curtain prices in dollars per pair. Entries include 36.00, 7.50, 9.00, 21.50, 45.75, 5.50, 19.00, 12.50 and a reference to Tapestry Curtains with multiple quality descriptors. No clear article context or complete items available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion HO
FOR NEW STATES A Glance Into the Future
Le Debat of Montreal contemplates Canada entering the United States union with its provinces admitted as states. Ontario would join as a powerful state with vast resources and waterways. Quebec and Maritime provinces would also become states or join in a union shaped by population and geography. The article envisions two senators per new state, representation by population, and cabinet seats for newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
le Debat
Montreal
United States
Dominion
Ontario
Georgian Bay
Lake St . Clair
Detroit River
St. Law
Leenee
Lnd
Ottawa
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Five Lakes
Iland
Maritime
Kipling
Europe
Atute- Hood
New Brunswick
Prince
Columbia
Manitoba
Senate Ory
Athantasca
Aseinibois
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Gillur
Union
Washington
Dominion of
Hoa
Variety of Shoe Horns From 10 Cents to 100 Dollars
The New York Sun describes a wide range of shoe horns in diverse materials from celluloid to gold. Prices span 10 cents to 25 dollars and beyond, with examples in steel, ivory, tortoise shell, silver, and amber. Some feature buttons, curved handles, or long lengths for easy use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
George
Geshen
New York Sun
Betting Exit in Paris Sees Quiet Evenings
In Paris a scene unfolds with venues running bets as clerks and patrons mingle near bars and shops. An observer notes discreet betting inside, while authorities monitor suspicious activity and a wine seller becomes a focal point for potential gambling schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stanite
A. M. McDearmont Commission Co. Rooms and Offices
Lively description of the A M McDearmont Commission Co footprints in Kansas City and Topeka with details on rooms, stocks, grains, provisions and investment securities. Mention of private wires to Chicago and New York and a high level clientele with a concierge ambiance and a provocative critique of a lax enforcement regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. McDearmott Commission CO
Pevin
Kansas Avenue
United States Bonds
Chicago
Kamax City
Topeka
Bell
Zee Mellogan
Maw
Loaves of all kinds in market offer diverse shapes
Broad street vendors display hundreds of bread varieties with unusual forms from giant 1 cent loaves to long crusts and seed topped rounds. Shoppers note baked goods in all quarters, some priced lower than city staples, while unusual shapes attract curious buyers. In a separate item, Miss Mary Brackin, formerly Miss Mary Gregory, was buried in Murtresboro after a college death, cremation following discovered remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenctiman
Ma Neal
New York
Murtresboro
Tent
Miana Brackin
Mary Boit Gresory
Sewepaper
Gregory
America
The
State Journal
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Munyon
Paw Paw
Mallory Line
Indian Territory
Belolt
Kansas City
Ethel Maybee
Geores M. Chanell
Presbyterias
Cherch Prifay Mening
Melock, Tee
J. Te Coubtermine
D. D
Will Cone
P. W. Cartmill
Sears
Friesds
Pekin
St. Petersbure
Kiahta
Siberis
Ouzou
Minis
Nottingham
Savoy
Brussels
Cordec
Rabi
Ans
Lander News
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