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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1894
Page
7
Fragmented notice text shows repeated phrases about rents and real estate. It references Topeka and Union, with unclear counts and scattered phrases. The readable bits indicate an aging classifieds page focusing on housing and rental listings without coherent details.
Reading-era fragment notes a person identified as Girt Gei in a family with ties to a minework setting. Further readable detail points to a small community context and unclear relationships within the estate.
Nicely furnished front room and rear rooms offered by multiple landlords. Listings include a two room unit at 1101 Juans gre o er Stee S with stairs and utilities, a front room at 412 Wied Tt, and a vacant a spare room in Dartly for two persons. Addresses include 400 Quin and nearby Barnes.
Classified rental notes describe rooms and houses available near West First Street West Sixth Street and Buchanan Street with details on conditions amenities and contact inquiries Also mentions prices rents and repair status across multiple listings
Fragmented OCR mash of ads and notices listing furniture sales, land tracts for sale, loan offers, real estate and services. Names and addresses appear in scattered form, with many illegible phrases and partial lines.
Daily and Saturday trains between Topeka and St Joseph with connections to Kansas City and other lines. Includes arrival and departure times, station contact details, and passenger agent information for schedules and rates.
Train schedule notice shows Union Pacific Eastbound arrivals and departures with connections through Topeka and Denver. It lists Train No. 7 with a direct linkage to St Louis and transfer options, noting daily service with Sunday exceptions and times around mid morning to afternoon.
A satirical parody portrays Satan praising a man who caused much trouble by inventing the large crude railroad exit turnstile. The exchange imagines rewards for provoking widespread profanity and moral peril, culminating in the witty reveal of the inventor as the most deserving.
In Chicago near Washington Square a man pays a night watch to spray water on his window pane to lull him to sleep. The job pays $1 per night and runs while the employer pretends to sleep. Friends say the man travels often and insomnia led to the scheme. The idea came after a nap by the lake when waves proved too dull.
A well known Philadelphian, once a sport loving youth, privately trained his son in boxing after years of taunts by bigger boys. With lessons from a retired pugilist and fatherly practice, the boy gained confidence and later confronted and knocked out two of the school bullies, who had harassed him for years.
The text notes Royal Asher Lis Henry VII buried beside Jane Seymour in St George's Chapel Windsor Castle. It lists Henry VI, Edward IV, George III, George IV, the Duke of Kent, the Duke of York, William IV, and others interred in the royal vault. It mentions James I of Scotland confinement nearby and cites a tiny painting by a Flemish artisan on corn.
The Associated Press report from Carcago notes weak wheat prices on light North Western receipts and a bullish visible supply outlook while trading remains dull. Prices for corn, pork, lard, and butter shift lightly. cattle receipts rise with mixed demand at Kansas City, Texas, and market sections as deliveries and shipments shift.
Fragmented and garbled OCR describes the Belgian Parliament election with Liberals and Socialists winning seats. It notes several prominent Socialist leaders elected and Liberals securing a majority as the vote tally unfolds.
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