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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1902
Page
10
A political figure faced backlash over alleged bribery and fraud as public opinion shifted. The candidate’s wife Anne and associates drew scrutiny amid debates on poverty and reform. After fierce campaigning and a controversial term, the man faded from politics and returned to a quiet life in his hometown.
Fragmented text details a courtroom drama with references to confessions, trial witnesses, and allegations about a accused man’s past. It mentions reporters, judges, and a committee, noting tensions over how evidence was handled and the impact on a defendant’s reputation and relations.
In a tense parlor scene Samuel Dolby faces Mrs Dolby during a church quarrel over a cutting remark and a pantry incident. The Deacon remains evasive as Mrs Dolby demands an exact account and the seance plan is teased amid the heated exchange.
A collage of jokes and witticisms from various papers riffs on sentiment, politics, and everyday life. It weaves quips about debates, trust, cheap politicking, and holiday sales with caricatured voices and regional dialects, ending with a travel ad and stock line.
A heavily garbled 1900s editorial fragment discusses Democratic fortunes after an election. It names a Populist Democrat leader and questions party unity, predicting shifts in confidence whether Democrats gain or lose. The piece, attributed to Washington Post, hints at calamity rhetoric and party strategy.
Fragmentary notice lists Union Pacific route to Kenses City and Americas involvement with Borah house and Aetna. Mentions tickets on sale with hours and a date, but details are unclear.
Classified rental notices listing multiple properties. Seven room and twelve room houses in various streets including Madison, Tyfer, Lincoln, Kansas with river access and other features. Contains positions like elder occupancy and owner names, reflecting urban housing options.
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