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The Topeka State Journal lists delivery options for the weekly and daily editions, with prices for home delivery and mail subscriptions. The page includes notices about the paper’s offices, library access for editors, and various quotes and anecdotes ranging from religious beliefs to remarks on judge Hawkins and music prodigy Joseph Hoffman.
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Topeka State Journal
Eighth
Hall
New Yort
Potter Building
Care American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Weather Indications and Congress Outlook From Chicaea
Weather notes from Chicaea predict westerly winds for tonight and Friday. The article analyzes upcoming congressional sessions, monetary policy debates, and potential shifts toward a gold standard versus bimetallism, with focus on silver interests and possible Cuban and Hawaiian issues shaping the political agenda.
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Chicaea
Kansas
Fate
Westerly Winue
Notable Figures and Political Departures Mentioned
A clumsy OCR list mentions the Marquis of Lurne, Huxpern Percy, and Governor Long, noting past service under John Brown. It cites Missouri figure Stewart M Brice, a Tammany-endorsed NY legislature nominee, and Paderewski delaying Polish opera duties to focus on a continental production. Also references Gladstone ideas in arts.
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Lurne
Stouter
Aga W
Hhyer
Huxpern
Percy Tn
Fuea
John Brown
Glove Light Sins and Odd Tales From Atchison Globe
An Atchison Globe column presents a string of quirky notes and moral musings. It jokes about candy selling workers, youth growth, marriage expectations, large mosquitoes, and imagined cooking prowess after marriage. It laments fathers teaching children, and muses on the costs of medical operations versus traveling the world.
Rays of Sunshine in Buffalo Evening News
A cheerful reflective piece urges mirth to improve mind and mood. It extols sunshine as a nourishers of beauty in nature and character, advising tact and gentle behavior to spare others feelings, and suggests keeping conversations light and kind.
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Buffalo Evening News
Hubert Louis Stevenson
Rams Horn Wrinkles and Sermons on Power
Fragmented religious reflections mix humor and moral exhortation about courage, devotion, and leadership. The text argues that belief in the Holy Spirit enables ordinary men to perform wonders while without faith even strong men stumble. It compares a coin to a coronation coin and a Christ-den to a king’s image, underscoring spiritual value over mere form.
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Christ
Forgot to Hire the Hall Shifts Rally in White Cloud
Phil Kelly of White Cloud a Republican thwarted opposing parties by failing to secure a venue for Ea Littie’s scheduled speech Monday night. The meeting committee did extensive work advertising and preparing but the ball rental left no suitable place, so the rally was canceled. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is praised in the closing line.
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Phil Kelly
White Cloud
Ea Littie
New York Seizes Probe Into Jamaica Town Bonds
A report by an expert accountant cites lack of paper indexing and missing bond records in Jamaica town clerk’s office. It notes the $450,900 4 percent bonds issued March 187 with commissions paid, misallocated interest, and exceeding appropriations. The audit highlights deficits in funds and impending consolidation with Greater New York and draws criticism from Hamilton circles.
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New Terk
Ashtet P Fitch
Fie
Huw
Board of Supervisors
Queens County
Jumulica
Board of
Alan
Uipis
Pitch
Greater
New York
State YMCA gathering to convene in Lawrence
The Kansas YMCA chapter holds a major convention in Lawrence starting November. Rev William A Quayle and Rev William P George headline sessions on youth work and Christian organizations with talks by Robert Weigensall CC Ditchener and Fred L Wills. Delegates from associations statewide attend. details from Andrew Baird state secretary.
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Lawrence
Wm. A. Quayle
Kansas City
Robert Wei- Gensall
CC. Ditchener
International
World Christian Students Federation
Wim. P. George
Kansas
Fred L. Wills
Omaha
Kinging & Special Feature
Men
YM. C. A
Alexander Paterna
Chicago
Lawrence Association
Andrew Baird
A. Topeka
Alllied Forces Fall Out in Harper County Campaign
Democrats and Populists clash as Jerry Simpson speaks is barred by the Harper County Populist committee. A denouncement denounces the Populist Reform party for promising a maximum freight rate law yet failing to deliver, blaming alliances with Democrats and a later governor and legislature.
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Harper County
Fade McKay
Jerry
Simpson
Stent
Demerath
Volely
Cotton at bottom price shocks Texas markets
Fort Worth Texas October 28 Only once before in this state has cotton sold as low as present in 1894 when the yield was over 3 000 000 bales and the nation total was 9 901 000 bales The world crop last season was small leading to fears of a cotton failure Yet farmers now show resolve to resist the low prices fearing overestimation of yield and underpricing as Texas cotton is held rather than sold at current quotations
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Fort Worth
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Texas
United States
America
Leprosy Epidemic Reported in Tiflis and Batoum
A Daily Ball dispatch from Odessa cites reports of a severe malarial fever and leprosy outbreak in Tiflis, capital of the Trans-Caucasus, and in Batoum, a Black Sea seaport in Asiatic Russia, warning of a spreading plague.
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Fiflia
Batoum
London
Daily Ball
Odessa
Two Hotel Openings In New York For Upper Ten And Common People
The Astoria plans a formal opening for upper-ten guests while Mills No. 1 targets comfortable stays for moderate means. A private view is set, with hundreds already applying. Mills promises clean, well furnished rooms at low rates, not aimed at excess.
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Astoria
New York
Mills
Astur
Silme
Hawke
Bleuwket Street
Afilion
Mills Mouse
Siwyers
Aimple
Bune Hotel
Bowery
Struchs
Sage joins bid opposition to Union Pacific syndicate
General Sam Thomas says Hansen Sage aimed to form a rival syndicate to bid against the Morgan Behif group for the Union Pacific railroad. Sage’s conditional interest faded after Thomas claimed Sage sought up to 10 million in subscriptions, while Sage later denied shaping any cartel. The rival effort appears abandoned as of now, with no other bidders emerging. G A Van Hall of Butler Missouri reports success for Bezes Blood Purifier and Bladd Maker.
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United States Senate
Seema
Républican Party
New York
Sam Thomas
Hansen Sage
Tufon Pacific Railroad
Morgan-Behif
Thomas
Bagge
Deuulise
Werth
Saxe
Thomas Iearied
Thas
Sige
Ruswell Huge
Samuel Thomas
Sage
Flo Street
Union Pacifice
Samuel Thomas Ie
Bage
Syndicat
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Mir
G. A. van Hall
Butler
Driving Out Devils in Lyme Holiness Case
Eynie Conn leads a group of holiness adherents accused of injuring widow Abie Mather during a faith cure session. In a brutal, chaotic scene they claim to cast out the devil by rocking chairs, kicking and striking her body while she lay on the floor unable to move. Prosecutors have summoned Lyme residents to answer charges of assault.
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Eynie Conn
Mra Mather
Azmy
Bunng
Arrested a Corpse in Jersey City Policeman Mistakes Drunk
Patrolman Mahoney arrested John Collins after workmen found him moaning in a flat hallway. After failed attempts to wake him, witnesses declared him drunk. At the station Collins was pronounced dead by Dr Hoffman, despite Mahoney and bystanders' insistence he was alive.
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Jersey City
New York
Mahoney
Dyadeine
John Collins
Flathouse
Collins
Munone
Mahaney
Gray
Bmahorney
Dr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Physica
Bourne
Scatters Scarlet Fever Claims Childs Death
In Atlantic Massachusetts Anna Steck aged 8 died after her parents kept her home. several playmates played with her, fever rose, doctors diagnosed malignant scarlet fever, quarantine failed, child died at home. Family faced health authorities and local uproar followed.
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Atlantic
Anna Steck
Onstriet
Deud
Hot Brother
Helen Gould in Cap and Gown at NY Law Class Opening
Helen Gould attends opening exercises of the University of New York women’s law class in a severe academic gown. Pupils whisper about her appearance as the class begins, with lectures promised on business law and practical intelligence.
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Helen Gould
New York
University of New York
Pins in a tailor’s mouth endanger life in St Louis case
Robert McCabe a tailor at 712 Franklin Avenue stuck pins in his mouth while sewing. Four days earlier while smoking pipes a pin vanished. His tongue swelled and his eye drooped as infection spread. Dr Newcomb found and removed the pin near the base of the tongue. He fears poisoning may have progressed and McCabe may die. Colds are cured by Reges Cherry Cough Syrup.
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St. Louis
Robert McCabe
Franklin Avenue
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