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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1896
Page
4
Shipping notice from Topeka based newspaper distribution service. Includes carrier delivery details and address lines for subscription and circulation, with contact phone numbers and office location. The fragmentary text references newspaper packaging and advertising or feeder services for distribution.
Fragmentary text gives a circulation statement for a Tepeks daily, noting a figure around $956 and ending date 90, 1098. Mentions Firat Ste Alanis and Tepeks era context with unclear dates. Contains multiple garbled phrases and illegible names.
Local notes describe a cool season with very poor corn yields in certain counties. Prices are low, buyers scarce, and farmers contemplate drastic measures to survive the year. The text includes scattered references to cattle, groceries, and community figures, reflecting broader rural hardship and uncertainty.
Canton October reports Amieteam two dels Katine Major McKintey presiding over civic events. Figures including Harry Garuiski Benator Hiery Cuber Ledes and Nelean A Bingley attend. McKinses’ election predicted to yield a sweeping Republican victory, with Rousevell supporting Western sentiment and forecast gains in Congress and the Senate.
Experiments aboard the Coronet record eclipse observations by Prof Javid P Todd and crew from Ambirit. The Rahal coast station and northern Yeere region hosted rare photorgraphic work with gear from Harvard Observatory and engineers aboard. The mission reports totality photography on Aukett 9, partial data, and plans to ship equipment to New York for satellite missions while noting mixed weather and technical success.
A long OCR fragment describes a railway service with references to June 4 and various trains. Names such as L.A Minrow and George W. Stonefield appear, with mentions of ticket agents, routes to St Paul and Minneapolis, Burlington routes, and the need to improve travel and safety. The text reads like a garbled historical transit notice or promotional piece.
The notice outlines Bryan's Western trip from Indiana through Jeffersonville New Albany Seunsburg Logansport Winamac North Judson Kokomo to Indianapolis. It lists departure and arrival times, stops at towns, and planned speeches including speakers Senator and other named figures with dates and locations across October.
Baltimore October reports Joshus Levering, the Prohibition candidate for president, delivering speeches across northern states from New England to New York and extending toward Minnesota and Wisconsin. He asserts crowds and interest mark growing support, saying the country may favor McKinley in this race and that party loyalties are shifting as gatherings intensify.
In Emporia Kansas on an October day the federal partisan contest unfolds with rhetoric aimed at voters. Figures including Allen and Bolas are cited amid claims of manipulation. Howard and Werden engage in appeals while Tanner notes poll expectations and potential November outcomes amid party maneuvers.
Reports from the Potomac indicate rising waters flood the harbor area. The surge damages a spur railroad from Hunreck to Berkeley Springs and endangers bridges and the long brick waterfront. Debris and floodwaters rise toward the docks and threaten local properties and roads.
Mixed notes on a betting dispute over a yearling colt and payments, a Philadelphia visit by Mr Beth, and railroad and travel ads promoting routes to Chicago and St Louis. It also mentions photo views for Missouri, a medical remedy called One Minute Called Cure, and various brief notices.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for many female ailments and distress. It claims it cures disorders and restores health at home, urging readers to request the medical adviser book and related materials with a small mail-in fee.
Fragmentary record describes a Yale site ceremony honoring Union veterans and graves, with plans for new ivy plantings near General Lees grave and Theodore Winthrop officers. Mentions Ney and Nubt Carling and an invited address at the event.
Shouts of celebration in Chicago and Canton highlight a grand parade. Movements connect Miles and Ries with a phonograph music theme and a major figure, Major McNinky, at Canton, New Jersey. Officials in New York GOP headquarters gather to hear the cheers.
Washington date and telegrams show Secretary Carlisle refusing to attend a joint debate. The correspondence notes time arrangements and denial of speaking opportunities. A separate testimonial praises Dr. Stand’s Colic Cure for babies, claiming relief and improved health, with endorsements from mothers and sale details.
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