Prosperity talk and political notes in Topeka paper
The Topeka State Journal carries a mix of political commentary and brief notes. It mentions job loss for Mrs. Frank Leslie, a slide in commodity prices, and commentary on figures like Griswold and Bryan. It cites the Porto Rican citizenship issue, disfranchisement concerns, and editorial stances on electoral prospects. It also reports on the steamship Dore loading diversified cargo for multiple markets and hints at public interest in election outcomes.
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Topeka State Journal
Prank P. Mactennan
Carden
Tomeka
State Journal
Banas Avenue
Eighth
New York
DecIon
Tampire Court
Richardeon
Chicago
Hichardson
Sgr
London
Red Lick Court
Fleet Street
Businessiin Bell
Hanna and Croker clash over political boss label in editing row
The Chicago News notes Hanna brands Croker a boss and accuses him of grafting influence into American politics. It argues Hanna’s critique targets Democratic scheming and the push to overturn the will of the people, amid wartime partisanship and congressional rows.
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Hianna
Croker
Africa
Chicago News
Hanna
Ida “Bose
Ina Tua
Husna
Demnti- Suatilers
Hrana
Bay Posto
Congress
Atchison Globe Satirical Notes on People and Puzzles
A jumble of quips and sketches from the Atchison Globe mocks politicians amateurs and social foibles. It notes a firm selling sacred lilies at ten cents and muses on courtship vacations and social expectations with tongue in cheek commentary.
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Atchison
Seouretae
Quaker Reflections in a Polluted Philadelphia Page
A fragmented humor column notes misreadings and social quirks. Nonsensical quips poke at memory loss, bachelorhood, parental names, and politics amid domestic chores and consumer talk, with sly jokes about Republicans and Democrats.
Local items and court notes from Kansas city area
Benster and Marian Butlie visit Kat October 55. Allen O. Meyers of Ohio visits Populist HQ then Belleville. Wm. Tucker pays $1 for sidewalk riding. Mrs Lou E Dick visits Wichita. Biles May Thomas returns from Colorado Springs. C F Rew Sule of Santa Fe travels to Chicago. Charles Lobdell leaves HQ for rest. county treasurer to close Oct 6 for annual settlement. Ed Brigham manages opera houses from Kansas City. East Hill school district controversy over a seat. Warrant issued for Mrs Joshua Jennings over assault at school. Jennings claims racial bias in treatment of colored children.
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C.F. Rewsule
Santa Me
Chicago
Charles Lobdell
Burcci
Brigham
RS. Brigham
Tipeka
Kansas City
Gillis
Little Rock
Atchison
Kansan
Ingham
Baetil
East Hill
Shhool
Lover
Joshua Jennings
Sss
Princival
Mone
Jeutines
Fragments Hint at Unclear Device Claim
A garbled text fragment references a device named Gallitus Penn Extractor with phrases like Instantapepusiy and RBG EUneee Boba, but the meaning is unclear and appears nonsensical. No verifiable facts, dates, or entities suitable for a proper summary are present.
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Gallitus Penn
Mount Hope Joint Fight Ends as City Wins Case
Mt Hope faced a sharp saloon battle after a Wichita journalist exposed a prominent joint. City officials sued to close the establishment, leading to prosecutions and a district court retrial. The court granted an injunction and ordered the jail term for the saloonist, who paid a fine to end the dispute. Public sentiment favored closing the Mount Hope whisky joint.
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Wichita
Mount Hope
Kansas
Ety Garshal
Messrs
Bentley
Hathelil
Jolite
Eiitist
Lowieux
Airtrick
Sedgwick
Stanies Kn
Stanley
Pabet Brewing Conming
Mineauker
Polive
Sediwick
Hy Wan
Berty
Ana Cays
Aui
Tomber
Withusnes
Tsuid
C. I. Bentley
Méiere Stanley
Kim Juris
Dale
Atchison Joyful Strikes Grand Vein of Coal at 1125 Feet
Atchison Kansas reports a three foot coal vein discovered at a depth of 1125 feet. The find triggered engine blasts and whistles, with local mining interest forming a company to invest $5,000 each. Free coal rights were secured over 3200 acres as mining proceeds. The vein had been mined nearby in Leavenworth at 800 feet, but the decision was made to continue drilling in the coal measures. The strike core measures 364 inches.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Leavenworth
Atchson
Sorghum growth and Kansas pension updates
In Kansas news, sorghum shown by Brant at Br Snyder's to illustrate strong fertility as the season allows. Snyder's field reports seven inches of growth in sixty days. The Oct 4 pension list includes original, renewal, and widows awards for several residents, with amounts ranging from $2 to $12. Waterworks expansion starts, Turton car works project to wrap up, and local hunts fund a $55 game law reward. Hutchinson school enrollment reaches 1829 amid anticipated capacity needs.
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Sauna Union
Joe Snyder
Brant
Br. Snyder
Kansas
Mr. Snyder
Fire Department Moves to New City Building Quarters
The fire apparatus was moved at 11 am to the new headquarters on Seventh and Quincy streets. The four alarm circuits connect to the automatic repeater and the alarm system is functioning with the telephone network. The indistar is in position and ready for alarms. full readiness will come in a day or two. The curfew bells will be adjusted once council approves moving procedures. Best prescription for malaria is touted in an odd ad ending with a medicine claim.
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Coe Aire
N'Eipcle
Quincy Streets
Junus Redden's Horse Incident Leaves Boy Injured
Attorney A I Redden drove from Kinisos Avenue onto Eighth Street when Roy Storms, a colored boy living near Lane and King, ran from a transfer station into the street. He was struck by the buggy as it collided with the horse. The horse did not step on him. The boy sustained injuries described as light.
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Junus Redden
A. I. Redden
Kinisos Avenue
Eighth Street
Roy Storms
Lane
King Winners
Torche
Deaths and Funerals Notice
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Kenny of 1201 North Madison Street died yesterday from tagete and was buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Taylor aged 26 died yesterday morning at his uncle's home 41 Chivavenue. He had just married and planned to move to Rocky Ford Colorado for health. Remains taken to Wadeworth Lake County Illinois for burial.
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Aid Atts
Kenny
North
Madison Street
Wolock
Elc
Taylor
Taylor Botted
Bocky Ford
Wadeworth
Lake County
Til
Mrs Diggs to Go Campaigning for Office
Mrs Diggs plans a campaign trip as the state library work advances to its new quarters. The note outlines campaign travel and the library relocation progress, highlighting upcoming events and civic duties.
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Prank Leslie
Hobson
Bis
Germany
Fies
Gen. Grisvenor
Joe Manley
Doe Manley
Mr. Johnson
Porto
Chris
Haron von Ketteler
Baiser William
Cincinnati
Mrr. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mitrheil
Brean
Camblen
Hanne
Tunity Kitchen
Walla
Tia
Lyswaler
Joan Appleton
United States
Despie
Tioga
Shi
Brobbe
Maude
Mud
A Marke
Telia
Hood
Xora
All Medicine Dealern
Kansas News
Mt. Hope
Alfred Benjaman & Co
Topeka
Deimer
Dr. Jaeger
Kanssas Washington
John ‘T. Shannon
Medicine Lodge
Freeborn J. Robertson
Derr Tonville
Jom A. Burky
Danvilu
George W. Robinson
Hamlin
John W. Robinson
Leona
James Tout
Hutchinson
Charles Young
Troy
David Stinger
Dns
Tola
Voor Witt
Turton Car Works
Parentui
Wid Weat
Early Taylor
J. O. Davidson
Burton People
Wellington
Wellington Gun Club
Ness
Wallington
Hutchinson News
Fire Department
Ayer
J- C. Ayer Company
Heatens, Lovell, Baan
Pete
Madleon
Madison
Thos. W. Sennett
Aiean Maison
Aiean Maison, ©. A. ER
Chicagi
Peter Peterson
Beatin
NEW Crawford Theater
Fane-Farrell Stock Co
Japan
Pakistan
Falk & Veronee Big Stock Company
Lawmian Mortimer
Hate Ab
Lost Paradise
Annisers
Philip Winewsod
Robert Neltean
Ephena Wellnett Book Store
Kar Leas
Averia
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