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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
7
A garbled 19th century Topeka State Journal fragment contains scattered notes on subscriptions, offices, and staff, with stray chatter about politicians, railroads, sugar trade with Cuba, and various public notices. The piece blends editorials with stock items and personal observations, lacking a clear single event or narrative.
The Detroit Free Press weighs critics of Roosevelt's Panama plan, noting there is no parallel to the Confederate or Colombia cases. It argues the core issue is aiding the isthmian canal's construction and preventing Colombian rebellion, with the canal to serve global commerce once built.
A ragged selection of wit and satire on social manners. It jokes about shy neighbors and women in different roles. A death by suicide and a strange tale from Tashice Nebraska recount headstone swapping and a widow visiting a grave while Beatrice contemplates Beatrice’s sorrow.
Witty aphorisms critique human nature and money in a satirical tone. The piece blends pithy maxims on deceit ambition and social behavior with pointed quips about value and self control.
San Francisco reports Arthur P. Deming, arrested in New York for attempting to hand a fetter to the president, is well known here and regarded as harmless. In earlier years he wandered city streets selling powdered charcoal as a digestion remedy and once shouted to crowds, "Prepare to meet thy God," drawing custody for disturbing a meeting.
Rowley and Snow advertise Mio-na as a no risk, money back product promising natural flesh gain, better digestion, and health restoration. The pill form claims to tonify digestion, build solid flesh, and improve appetite with a refund if unsatisfied. It markets to the dyspeptic and thin, urging trial today at the drug store.
Senate military affairs committee resumes inquiry into the Wood era charter allegations. Major James K. Runcia testifies from Havana about a magazine article he wrote critiquing Brooke as governor general. Other witnesses cover Santiago accounts and Alai company gifts.
Washington report states Spain has withdrawn the executors of all Venezuelan consuls in Spain following the treatment of the Spanish minister to Venezuela. The move appears tied to the Mexican Venezuelan arbitration and the consul at La Guayra.
Canada plays a key role in a centenary celebration of the British and Foreign Bible Society. Archdeacon Madden of Liverpool Rev G H Bondfield and Sir Algerson Conte noted the society's century of work, distributing 18 000 Bibles in 379 languages and 6000 Bible portions last year.
Article explores why southern fare struggles in New York restaurants despite a growing southern colony. Limited local ingredients in the South, diverse immigrant cuisines, and taste preferences favoring beefsteak and other styles lead Southern cooks to adapt, making corn cakes and other staples less common.
A summarized travel notice touts The California Limited as a solid Pullman train built for the Santa Fe. It claims luxury without extra cost and announces resumed daily service with routes from Angrnes, San Diego, and San Francisco, highlighting Grand Canyon en route and illustrated materials.
Carpenters work in the ine chamber as the rail separates aldermen from the rest. A 60 foot gated railing may require rotation of council decks. Street commissioner Snyder opposes patching Sixth avenue with cedar. council may be asked to authorize fir ed stone for Union Pacific rates. Union Pacific to sell round trip tickets for the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago on November 28 and 30 and December 3, 1903.
A handsomely illustrated booklet has been issued that describes the subject in detail. The publication emphasizes visual appeal and informative content, aiming to showcase features and attract reader interest through vivid imagery and concise explanations.
A 100 page Florida East Coast guide features maps of Florida and nearby states. It lists travel details, hotel rates from eight dollars per week, and traveler information on ticketing, baggage, and stopovers. Nassau and Havana are highlighted with local attractions. Copies are available from J D Rakner, assistant general passenger agent, St Augustine.
The New York office of the Florida East Coast Hotel Co is located at 221 Fifth Avenue in the Old Brunswick Building.
Legal action filed by Mrs Arthur T. Kemp against her husband in Newport Alabama includes an order for forceful decree. The record notes Mrs Kemp as sister of Mrs Feginald C. Vanderbilt. The fragmentary text hints at unrelated references and a miscopied advertisement.
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