Permanent HomER and The New York Officers Note
Long column from an early 1900s Topeka State Journal discusses Admiral Schley, indemnity debates, Panama stock movement, a forest park project, and Gen. Gillespie's fortifications report. Highlights include a plan to move a 16 foot by 12 foot diameter oak to St Louis, commentary on advertising’s role in business, and praise for newspapers as a trusted business force.
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Topeka State Journal
Prane FP
Maclennan
Baten
Homer
Popes Snd
Santi
Ana Shenaethener
REW York
Sil Veniertuit
Paul Itock
Mer
Telaphones
Pesmess Price
Bell Phone
Bell
Associated Press
State Journal
Ted Press
Flr Telegraph
Ight
Arkansas
Forest Park
St Louis
The Success of Advertising in a Growing Market
The article argues advertising drives growth and commerce, noting business expansion, job creation, and industrial vitality fueled by publicity. It claims demand widens with advertising, urging continued investment as essential to progress and modernization, while criticizing anti advertising efforts as futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey Boys
Cleveland
Leng
United States
Globe Sights From the Atchison Globe
Humorous notes and local curios from Atchison include jokes about Jove and sight, a poor farm tale, a debuts rumor, a Gibson girl misidentification, nerves in an Atchison woman, a crying baby incident, barber prices in Buffalo, and a claim about a patent medicine called The Water of Lab with electricity and a dynamo claim.
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Atchison Globe
Jove
Atchison
Atchison Xitt
Gibson Girls
Man Aid
Aibacn
Buffalo
Saya
Pointed Paraphrases From the Chicago News
A jumble of aphorisms and satirical lines on debt independence love and marriage. The quips critique boastful ignorance wealth without happiness and the stubbornness of facts while urging kindness and prudent affection among young men and sisters.
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The
Chicago News
Quaker Reflections The Philadelphia Record Snippet
A compact fragment from the Philadelphia Record features witty social snippets and banter about urban life. It includes quips on vanity, city manners, and observations about new social norms and figures in public life.
Milk Adulteration Suspected In Topeka Towns
Officials report widespread use of preservatives in milk sold in Topeka with claims of adulteration. A Kansas Medical College examination is pending while food inspectors review city ordinances to determine enforcement authority against milk sealers. The milk ordinance, enacted in 1960, prohibits impure or adulterated milk and prescribes penalties from five to one hundred dollars for violations.
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We Board of Health
Kansas Medical Oothee
New York
Topek
Mulvane Talks in Yale Visit and Roosevelt Call
David W. Mulvane Republican national committeeman from Kansas returns from Yale where he attended festivities and met President Roosevelt. He cites the Simpson revenue collector appointment as forthcoming and notes no pension agent yet, saying Roosevelt will follow McKinley’s wishes when possible.
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David W. Mulvane
Kansas
Yale
Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Mulvane
J. H. Horton
Rosevelt
Simpson
Cyrus Leland
McKinley
Leland
Rse
Two Regiments Picked For Philippines Duty
Gen Miles recommends Eleventh cavalry and Twenty eighth Infantry be kept in the Philippines. Two regiments will be ordered to replace units there serving three years or more, while Fourth Seventeenth Twentieth and Twenty second Infantry return home when ready.
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Washington
Miles
Philippines
Islands
Oakland Scholars Expand Study with Scotland Letters
Oakland school scholars continue international correspondence with Suanyaide wehoot in Allen Scotland. They will exchange specimens from vegetable and mineral kingdoms and study them with Scottish pupils. Principal Juha Carter praises improved spelling and penmanship, predicting a positive impact on schoolwork.
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Oakland
Woode
Scotland
Oakland School
Suanyaide Wehoot
Allen
Kansan
Ero Aulen
Scolura
Cakinsid School
Juha Carter
He Found Gold. Favorable Report on Gage Process
A local figure reports promising results from the Gage process, noting potential benefits and positive outcomes. The account highlights a favorable assessment and optimistic prospects for future implementation and growth.
Topeka capitalists plan $10000 like mill in Smoky Hill valley
Topeka magnates RT Beatty Judge Waller and A McMasters in Topeka to form a stock company to develop Gage shale gold near Smoky Hill. Proposal buys old Miller mill site, equips a 60 hp crusher and tanks, profits split with Gage inventor. Lovewell tests show gold valued at about $3 a ton. project aims to start within 90 days amid local excitement and shale land rush.
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J. T. Lovewall
Eilts County
Gage
Smoky Hill Valley
Beatty
M. 8. Waller
A. McMasters
Galveston Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Beaumont of Fields
Smoky Hill River
Miller
Lovewell
Bills County
The
State Journal
Ete
Prof. Lovewell
Smoky HN Mill
Gage Mill
Cape Nome
Dawson City
Ellis County
Smoky Hill City Founded By Chase Helliday And Others
Smoky Hill City arose on the Smoky Hill river 17 miles from Hays City. It rests off the railroad, accessible by stage from Hays. A post office was established there with Smoky Hill postmarks on mail.
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Smoky Hill City
Chase Helliday
Fred Close
Gage
Smoky Hill River
Hays City
Hays
Smoky Hill
Smoky Hall
Clay Street Paving Petition Faces Council Debate
Opposition grows as residents back a Clay Street paving petition to connect Buchanan and Washburn College sidewalks. The proposed project would extend along Central Park, costing about 4000 dollars with the city bearing over 30 percent of paving expenses. A petition seeks mayoral signature to authorize city endorsement.
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Clay Street
Thirteenth
Fifteenth
Buchanan
Washburn College
Central Park
Topeka
Lake
Miss Stone Alive, State Department Says No Death Confirmed
The State Department rejects Russian reports of Miss Stone's death. Officials say communications with agents in Turkey and Bulgaria are frequent and have reached brigands themselves. Department is confident of learning any fatal outcome promptly.
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Department of State
Miss Stone
Washington
State Department
Mise Stone
Turkey
Bulgaria
Americans Dominate Newmarket Races Led by Maher Horses
London reports American success at Newmarket with wins in the Houghton handicap by London Maher and the Dewhurst plate by Linzne Chick J Kelft. Destavolture Maher takes a five furlongs plate, King's Courier Maher wins the Jockey Club cup over two miles, and Sorciers Gl Reiff captures the Ditch mile welter while Elk Horn runs third.
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London
Maher
Linzne Chick
J. Kelft
Patrick
Snowberry
Jenkins
Destavolture
Possum for Roosevelt A Savannah Style Delicacy
President Roosevelt received a large alive opossum by express from a southern donor. The animal, named Booker Washington, is said to play dead when approached. Henry Pinckney, Roosevelt's South Carolina steward, may prepare the possum as a savory dish for the president, who reportedly enjoys possum and taters.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Express
South
Aabel
Booker Washington
Henry Pinckney
Cabinet Crisis Threatens Caribbean Summit
Dispatches from Caracas report that Venezuela faces cabinet turmoil after the president of Venezuela rejected a Pan American congress resolution urging a fair accord with Colombia. Acting President Haigee in Mexico learned the reply against the cabinet’s wishes.
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Willemstadt
Caracoa
Caracas
Erisin
Veneguese
Pan-American Congress
Venezuela
Colombia
Haigee
Mexico
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
Fragmented lines depict views on engagement and love, noting a judge’s caution about precious rings and the idea that a man’s love may dilute if he loves multiple women. A woman contemplates severing ties with a close friend, while phrases hint at aging, vanity, and romantic musings amid a chaotic, garbled text.
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Philadelphia
Teith
Nell
Maude
Rome
Joax
Matty
Slohy
New York
Preas
Lockout Threatened by Cardiff Cattlemen Meeting
At a Bierthyrfydvit cattlemen meeting in Cardiff wages and coal price controls sparked a threatened stoppage. Employers favor broad action to pressure sliding scale talks. A resolution supporting future action was adopted amid a tense, critical situation. Also noted are health resort excursion offers from Santa Fe and El Paso agencies and travel details.
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Cardiff
Wales
Woodmen Organize Local County Log-Rolling Group
The Shawnee County Log-Rotling association of the Modern Woodmen of America organized at 703 Kansas Avenue. Officers elected include President M. W. Saxon Topeka, Vice President H. L. Wilt Roasville Evergreen, Secretary J. E. Shatter North Topeka Shawnee, Treasurer Mrs. B. Kerrick Topeka. Delegates from county camps will elect an executive council to frame by laws and decide the event location. A demonstration will be held next year with details in attendance notes from Woodmen and Royal Neighbors camps.
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Shawnee County
Woodmen of America
Kansas Avenue
M. W. Saxon
Sunflower
Topeka
H. L. Wilt
Roasville
Evergreen
J. E. Shatter
North Topeka
Delegaton
Oval Neighbors
W. A. Wolver
Hawnes
Roval
Mra
DeArmond
Aie Chee Reece
Ieatlon
Ariss
O’connor Hery
Ieman
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Santa Fe surgeons elect new officers in Topeka session
In Topeka today the Santa Fe surgeons held their annual meeting. Dr. L D Jacobs was chosen president and Dr J C Freeman was elected secretary and treasurer and will oversee the hospital in Topeka.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
L. D. Jacobs
J. C. Freeman
Postmaster estimates exclude pneumatic tube mail routes
Washington reports no estimates for special facilities for fast mails between New York and Washington Atlanta and New Orleans also between Kansas City and Newton though usual appropriations fight in Congress. About half a million dollars is requested for transport of mail by pneumatic tubes or similar devices by purchase or otherwise.
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Washington
Postmaster General
New York
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kansas City
Newton
Kan
Congress
Big Fire in Wheeling Strikes Business District
Fire sweeps Wheeling West Virginia on October 1 destroying the Colvig building and its stock. The Works millinery and Morgan buildings also burn and other structures are threatened as flames continue to rage through the afternoon. Plague outbreak in Liverpool prompts disinfection for arrivals. A Des Moines freight wreck on October 31 injures or kills crew.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Fie
Colvig
Works Millinery
Morgan
Topeka civic events and business notes from local reports
Local items report Unity church branch meeting with Mrs Burkley at 619 Harrison tomorrow afternoon. Topeka Denic cating works aims to begin early next week with business starting Tuesday morning. Sioux City citizens plan to visit Tapeke to inspect the Auditorium. John R Mulvane addresses Ohio club next Monday evening in the Knandes of Security hall. Kansas Life Insurance reps discuss with actuary Mr Stewart in honor of guests.
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Alliance of Unity Church
Mra Burkley
Harrison Street
Topeka Deniccating Works
Sioux City
John R. Mulvane
Ohio Club
Forman
Knandes
Security Bull
Kansas Avenue
Ohio
Kansas
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Tepeka Teching
Fragmentary Notes On Discovery And Disease
A scrambled text fragment references discovery, disease terms, and unrelated phrases. It mentions persuasion of a dealer and consequences, with no coherent narrative or identifiable people, places, or events. The readable bits suggest disconnected ideas rather than a concrete news item.
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River
Schley
Europe
Paria Perpape
Panama
America
Gen
Gillespie
Government Service
Uist
San Pedro
Cal Mornia
Ito
Gravis Ie
Cornell University
Globe Sights
Prof
Newmarket
White House
Wn. Miller
New Om State Prison
Rial
Jacobs
Sum Ford
Liverpool
Eng
Stockman
Des Moines
Great Western
Peivonak
Noid & Son
Ovesus
Ole Tur
Orgatic
Obssent
Seth
Babette
Phtean
Wood
Kaczynski
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
W. H. Ward
Piuma
Gull
Sioux Palle
Ward
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