Fragmented Topeka State Journal News Note
A garbled Topeka State Journal page notes weather disruptions halted forecasters promises. Mentions Columbus speeches by employers of the Post and pressures on a Republican convention lineup Hanna Platt Quay. References Washington body servant and aging Masons, naval secretary concerns, and nomination debates.
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Topeka State Journal
Pmans Parad Benkan
Ecmeewes
Amuilentnate’ Association
Columbus
Fem
Preae Post
Atria
Legks
Republian
Ageinet
Hanna
Quay Ani
Meinkings
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt as Republican nominee in 1904 rally
A Springfield gathering on May Day shows broad party unity behind Theodore Roosevelt for the 1904 Republican presidency. State figures like Governor Yates and Senator Lorimer attend to back his national leadership and the party’s conservative reform agenda.
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Roosevelt
Theodore
Traersl
Ftue Doldees
Wierreqirecent
Sherman
Ameure Redeevelt
John Brinner
Walter Itrever
Poorta Conventiional
Gna
William F. Mason
Tiweodor
Veit
Middle West
Ronenvelt
Reyubisay
Trade With Spain Shows Reopened Relations
Trade between the United States and Spain resumes under new conditions. Imports from Spain rise notably with iron and steel as principal items. July figures show higher totals for both imports and exports compared to the previous year, reflecting renewed commercial activity. Raw materials remain the dominant import category in the period.
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Spain
Peter Bo
United States
LGG
Swate Thermaid Frnen
Trade with Spain shows cotton drives export value
Export totals for 1900 include 15,494,723 in overall sales with Spain and 6,83 in the same year. Cotton accounted for 9080 in value, with other major items including textiles, iron and steel, chemicals, drugs, and related manufactures. Projections suggest cotton prices rose since 1890, signaling stronger growth in that segment.
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Spain
Atchison Globe satirical piece on women fashion and gossip
A fragment from the Atchison Globe mocks women in Atchison with references to glowingly frivolous attire, household roles, social expectations, and a wandering discussion of skin and health. The text satirically blends humor about purchases, cooking, church duty, and a curious ancestor portrait.
Pointed Pape and Plea for Candid Advice in Love
A fragmented piece offers advice on love and marriage with maxims on tact and desire. It contrasts youth and age claims, notes prudence in choosing a partner who can hire help, and warns that neglecting furniture and home readiness signals deeper issues.
Fragmented social commentary with muddled phrases
The excerpt presents fragmented lines about fame class and virtue with garbled names and broken quotes. It reads like a garbled reflective piece with stray phrases on honesty, work, and perception, ending with a cynically phrased remark about a boarding school survey.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the Sew Fork Prenat
A fragmentary, humorous reflection on bachelor life and romance. The prose frets about devotion and modern parenthood, joking about the stork and intrigues of love. It toys with ideas of boredom, money, and social expectations in a light satirical tone.
Deaths and Funerals Report Multiple Local Obituaries
Death notice for Stien Grrizoce Hups aged 19 states death at home after short illness. Funeral at 9 in the morning at a Presbyterian church with remains sent to Lacomptes for interment tomorrow. Also note of Lotie Testehe’s funeral at the home of her parents at 423 Tat High teenth street last Sunday.
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Stien Grrizoce Hups
Elmne
Remiina
Lacomptes
Lecuirrow Mornin
Lotie Testeheid
Nore
Daren
Taylor
Tat
Enis
St Louis Exposition First Stake Driven at 1904 Fair
Officials and citizens gathered to drive the first stake on the grounds of the St Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Leaders including H. Thompson of the Udall Banks of Commerce and D. Bianca led ceremonies marking the 100th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase. The plan calls for four radiating lines from the central stake to showcase exhibits in arts, minerals, fisheries, and transportation.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Exposition Company
Ie Louisiine Sturchare
Forest Part Ceeemp
Liban
Texneritiog Company
Unde Weil
B Thompson
Udall Banks of Commerce
Tupac
David Biancia
Tamuidiane Purchase Exposition Company
P. Walbridge
Presis Alent
Phillipa
Board of
Public In
20th Men Parade in Ottawa Reunion Draws Crowds
Kansas City report on the Ottawa reunion notes a strong turnout with about 20 of the Twentieth Kansas joining from trains. A detachment led by Del Metcalf provided a fountain display. Senator Harris Congressman Long and others were scheduled to speak at an 8 o clock gathering after a parade.
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Kansas City
Ottawe
Ottawa
Kansas
del Metcalf
Curtis
Hier Co
W. A. Harris
Chester L Long
Major Martin
Bert Scott
Whither
Col EC. Litue
Abilene
Osborn Withdraws As Mohier Contests Topeka Appointment
In Topeka yesterday Steve Osborn of Saline withdrew from the race for the Topeka judgeship, backing Jerry Mohier of Salina. Mohier and Osborn faced opposition from ring leaders who backed Judge Thompson, while Gov Branham urged support for Thompson, with Osborn signaling contentment and plans to return to Salina.
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Steve Osborn
Saflna
Topeka
Jerry Mohier
Safina
Gaborn
Judes
Puth
Mohier
Osborn
R. Thompson
Minn
Geburn
Jersy Soh
Mohler
Bara
Thonspsu
Govarsear Branihy
Yemiaine Pon Osborn
Getene Huyeke
Dilsworth County
Boers Loot a Town Near Cape Town
Report from Cape Town dated September notes a well mounted force supporting Byrndel in the Swelten diets district about 140 miles from the city. Scheper's Bowt command moved toward Montague yesterday at half a eight inch with local scouts. They had horses and appeared well equipped. A Coleman of troops has gone in pursuit.
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Cape Town
Byrndel
Sweltendiets
Scheper
Bowt
Montague Yesserstay
Oakland residents discuss possible dynamite protest at city dump
Citizens fear upheaval as Oakland struggles with a malfunctioning dump plant. City officials and workers debate keeping the dump running, while warnings of potential sabotage and safety risks circulate amid tense local concern.
Two Propositions Face Topeka Council On Crematory Plant
The Topeka Desiccating Company plans a crematory with a river effluent system on a north bank Kansas River tract near Sulder Creek. Zingheim argues for a seven year franchise and operation from a plant five miles from town. Kuehn counters with a distant plant proposal to keep the enterprise out of town.
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Crunas
Deseica
Jane Realisades
Kansas City
Deis Moines
Dutta
Topeka
Zingteim
Kansas River
Machi Patton
Elty
Mike Coitie
Scuehna
Topeka Dessicating
Kuehne
Eve
Ant
Ain Farm
Kueh
Neuriska
Zinghelm
Bis Company
Franchine
Threstment Addition Platted In Four Morkens Territory
A new addition named Threstment extends from Birhts nearly to Tritharetsie and from Lih énln to West street. The land, part of the old Brooks tract, is now in the possession of Bennett Wheeler, receiver of the Investment Trust Company, and was platted for disposal.
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Tineke
Birhts
Tritharetsie
Lih
Local mentions and court notes surface in scattered Arkansas and New York items
Fragments describe various local figures and events including a guilty plea in a Sty Court and a chaotic range of names from Arkansas and New York. The text references meetings, defunct teams, and scattered incidents with unclear connections, highlighting a mishmash of names, places, and dates.
Luxurious Lehigh Valley Railroad Travel Offer
Vivid advertisement touts comfortable travel to New York or Philadelphia via the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Claims include furnished cars, park-like interiors, dining cars, two lounges, and attentive service with stopovers and through tickets to major cities.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Speel
New York
Phila
Delphia
Huffsloaoe
Adelphis
Betting on Bhamreck New York Wagering Scene
A garbled report hints at an evolving wagering scene in New York with speculative notes on bets, potential returns, and names like Newport. The passage references money, stakes, and possible outcomes, though specifics are unclear due to text damage.
Cider Smith Issues New Forscast Weather Update
No rain until the sixth. Cider Smith delivers a forecast for today with scattered showers and cooler stable air. Government weather bureau notes a full update tonight and Wednesday. Blowing eight miles an hour, today’s details are incomplete in readable text.
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Citer" Smith
Enich
Coal chute fire damages railroad yard and stock
A fire at the Missouri Pacific coal chute near Council Grove on September 6 destroyed about five hundred tons of coal and caused damage to cars and wheat at the yard. Water was unavailable and switchmen aided in saving property as officials investigated spontaneous combustion as the probable cause.
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Council
Kan
Mistouri Pacific
Expanding Currency Reported by Comptroller
The Comptroller of the Currency reports the total circulation of national bank notes at the end of August shows 57,1015 dollars, with increases for the year and month. The article notes changes in the circulation, United States registered bonds for securing circulating funds, and Bible deposits totaling 106,455 dollars.
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Waanington
Sire Cuidiinn
United States
Engineers Meet Debates National Association Conven tion
Rochester delegates and alternates attend the twentieth annual convention of the National Association of Bi Monars Anesthesta teother. The key issue is whether the association should be revised into a labor of cancellation or maintain independence. Lodges from various states show membership strength as the gathering outlines plans and machinery for a large-scale exhibit and future actions.
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Rochester
P Ely
New Wookely
National Association of Bio- Monars Anesthesta
Madsalon
Canna
Hugh Fall
United States
District Court Opens as Judge Haren Starts Motion Docket
The September term begins with Judge Haren opening the motion docket this morning. The jury will assemble this week and the hearing will focus on motions and civil matters, with many cases anticipated to be heard.
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District Court
Besas
Dari
Sheriff Cook Fails To Gather Evidence On Roadhouse Crimes
Sheriff Porter Cook said he cannot obtain enough evidence to close road houses linked to crime. He noted residents near the establishments object to their operation yet refuse to testify, and emphasized that witnesses who know the offenders must provide proof before actions can proceed.
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Porter Cook
Sherif Cook
Jessie Morrison Appeal Preparations for Supreme Court
Kansas City report outlines Jessie Morrison proceeding as a case readied for Supreme Court review. Officials reference petitions and anticipated filings, noting potential timeline and legal questions involved.
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Jessie Morrison
Papsra
Casa
Supreme Court
Scranton Farmer Hurt in Train Collision
Scranton farmer Jobo Witeon, two miles west of Scranton, was struck by a Santa Fe train around 4 AM. He suffered injuries, with details unclear in the report, and was left at the scene as witnesses attended.
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Jobo Witeon
Scrurten
Santa Pe
Cotton Crop Is Short in Washington Report
Washington dispatch notes the cotton crop is short this season with figures from August 21 compared to August 26 of last year, outlining the ax take condition for growers and potential market impact.
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Washington, B.C
Ahr
Kansas Fairs and Agricultural Societies in 1901
Fragmentary record lists numerous county and regional agricultural associations in Kansas for 1901, naming secretaries and locations such as Brown, Garden City, Newton, Hutchinson, and Wichita. Mentions county fairs, September dates, and organizational notices compiled by state and local secretaries.
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Unas
Tro Ie
EU Ins
Jocudions
Ru Ittre
Sot Axpentieres Societs
Brown County
Ei Basiedom
Owe Hsteingns
Hiawatha
Butler County Pyle Asenciation
I. Mi
Craver
Howie
Park Aa Heir Association
Marah
Ouurcary -Burlingies
Soa
Hendon Pen Decreaney
Burden
Auneg
Counc
Axrteuty Ara
Aon
Garden City
Greeley
Triniwe
September County Agricultural Society
Nicholson
Newton Aageen
Aiculural
Fate
Tifton
County Agricultural
Associa
Franktote Farr
J.D. Remy
Frankfort
Causey
Ae Mars Ontity Sul
A. Sennedty
Sbigrrie
Apopiuen Company
EL Airing
Secretacy
I. Bape Brokho
County
Tair
Aagcomtion
H. Bet Algrust
Pee Teeter Teen Ee Hutsbane
Ness
Nemes Cig
Sieep Sfortoy
Norton
Osage County Fair
Sap
Barila Ayer
A M. Mouve
Huschinson
Stice County Agricultural Daxonint Frankina
Wecreary
Starling
Q Adams
Sebeomuee
Wichita
Wichita State Fairs Asociation, MH. G. Toler, Secretary, Wichweet Yoinord
Bale
Asmonjulinn
Abn
Lill Secretarry
Auuriat
Mautanarounty
Atuivane Retreatment Society
John A. Reed
Mulevane
Reduced Rates and Special Train to Cleveland for G A R Meeting
Great Rock Inland Route offers greatly reduced fares for tickets to Cleveland and return, valid west of the Missouri River. Special through train to Cleveland departs from Kansas and Oklahoma Sunday September 5, with extensions possible to Toledo or Put-in-Bay. booking via local agents. Wilton, G P A, Topeka.
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Great Rock
Cleveland
Missouri River
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Umit
Leary
Houte
Lake Store & Sehigan Southern Bty
Kaiteas
Puanengers
Toledo
Cilcbratad Lake
Thompson
Travel deals to Cleveland and Chicago via Lake Route
Ticket notes show round trip fares to Cleveland and Chicago with rail and lake routes. September 7 sale window, good return by October. Includes sleeper options, agent contact King in Topeka. Weather cautions and health tips appear as stray text in the fragment.
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Bultehs
Lake Or Rail
Chicago
Thream
Berth Verein
Tal
T King
Topeka
Star Grocery Advertises Flour and Coffee Deal
The Star Grocery lists prices for granulated sugar at 81.00 and Crosby’s Best Flour per sack at 89, Crosby’s No 1 Flour per sack at 84, plus 3 pounds of Java and Mocha screenings offered. Local shop promotions reflect period pricing and product names.
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Crosby
Java
Wabash Rail Line Promotes Buffalo Exposition Run
The Wabash Railroad claims to be the only line running trains from Kansas City to Buffalo with sleeping cars to New York and the fastest travel times. It highlights two thirds of its cars offering through service to Expo grounds and electric displays, encouraging visitors to avoid extra stops.
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Kansas City
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Exposition
Rock Island Rock Ie land Ropta Care and rebirth note
Fragmentary OCR summary notes no change of care or retraining. Mentions September T1, October and Bee A at Puller for Call particulars. Indicates limited details on care, rebirth, and schedules without clear subjects or actions.
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Cleveland
Meturs
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Tim
Olobe Sigets
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Wien
Penoh
Waeyen Atchison
Callel
Caure
Anil
Setedérn
Tegal Tender
Javesick Lewper
Fanny Manette
Beaven
Aly
Walter
Ole Ata
Oakland
Astet
Vanderpook
New Model Drug Department
Brooks Tract
West Side
Fred Kopseker
Arkansas
JigJe Bence
Kanes By
Te Pistiafier
Isars Gilat
Ye Trather
McNeal
von Nortetrend
Saathind Teather
Celt
New York City
Watt
Tiphietor
Colorado
Harner Shniley
Bressill
Mle White
Nerhe
Femali Solnaya Hanes
Albert Rela
Couse
Bhamreck
Garenuporidten
York
Newport Five
Cider” Smith
Cornell Grove
National Bank
The
National Association
Cook
Scranton Farmer
Santa Fe
Seeaw Martin
Rock
Tackern
AL Mt Puller
the Star Grocery
St Charles
Easy
Missouri
Truit
South
North Arkaness
Bryan Snyder
Wabash
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