State Journal Leased Wire Report Summary
An Associated Press leased wire report appears in The State Journal describing telegraph news service details and the use of wire reports by the paper. The article notes the newspaper’s reliance on AP for area news and references the transmission of the complete report via wires to the editorial office.
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Associated Press
Bea Enember
Seppee
Saori
Evcluaive
Miter Dube
Popeknne
la Renniyet
Aia
Fragmented Postwar Commentary on Politics and Economy
A dense, fragmented OCR text reflects political rhetoric and economic concerns. It references President McKinley era themes, Attorney General Knox, European markets, and American tariffs, with scattered mentions of figures like Hackett and Grover Cleveland and notes on Wall Street anxiety and bond valuations.
Trade With Mexico Grows Amid British Inquiries
A summarized extract reports rapid growth in trade with Mexico, citing British officials and US–Mexico commerce statistics. It notes shifts in import origins, with the United States increasing its share, and details on yearly percentages and values of imports and exports shaping the evolving cross border economy.
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United States
Bex
Trésaury Bureau
Kingdoi
Iehlors
Ameths
GlosSights From the Atchison City Development
A garbled excerpt notes a city developer and a reference to Davie and a baby named for a son, reflecting a locally focused but unreadable fragment about civic matters and personal naming. The readable pieces mention appreciation, a twenty five gallon measure, and an opinion highlighting confusion in the segment.
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Atchison Lott
Queen of Spank Crowned in Satirical Court Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chorus of thieves and claimants debating loyalty and debt. A young man denies wrongdoing while a woman contemplates breaking a vow as observers seek a royal throne symbolizing power and legitimacy.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragment speechish item questions courtship motives and social trends. It contrasts prudish and bold women and hints at the temptations of wealth, flowers, theaters, and suppers. The piece critiques a bachelor’s appeal to a partner amid modern temptations and social signals.
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New York Presa
Roosevelt’s Condition Update From Mulburn Mansion Newsroom
Eyewitness accounts report Vice President Roosevelt reading from the Mulburn mansion as he speaks with emotion about the president’s improving condition. Despite garbled text, officials indicate progress toward recovery and plans to attend Pan American Exposition events.
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Moburn House
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Mulburn Mansion
Tomunzow
Selina
Aia Pbautwanty Sary
Solar Ueen
Fragmented Walnut Grove street note with unclear names
A garbled OCR fragment references Walnut Grove and street context with scattered words like Snyder, Wasnay, and Opal. The text hints at a grade, a bridge, a bus line, and a council, but readable facts are minimal and no coherent event or person details emerge.
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Wasnay
Gradir
Rev E A Shankle Denied Complaint by County Attorney
The county attorney refused to file a complaint against Rev E A Shankle regarding a debt matter and accused him of manipulation and evasion. Witnesses report Shankle questioned the denial and claimed the action was a political assault amid court affairs.
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E. A Shankle
Nichole
Shankle
Aceuane
Milew Ly
Yen
Condition of Crop in Waenington Report Sept 10
Sept 10 Waenington reports wheat condition grade 828 corm LT onta T21. Fragmentary note mentions Humbert Beda J. ML and Frank Jase Loweht, a parlor at 1) and 100 Worth St near the station, price listed, run by Great Thee Maninae, with unclear remarks about President Mr. Binlsy and Humbert Pres. community business context incomplete.
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Waenington
Humbert Beda
J. ML
Frank Jase
Local items and notices from Troy county and surrounding areas
Local mentions include Cot S M Johnson of Troy and Miss Putnas seboni opening Sept IT at Taylor street. J M Batguman found insane in probate court. RC Coburn and Fred Wilson noted with various travels and health. Mikah from Shawnee county returns from Delia county Colorado to settle there. Missee Hachael and Mary Modrath retired from Atchison. HK Fitting Mites Prenc Gilbert daughter of Judge Gilbert. Parbhel Cordoin of Menoken tied to Copeland hotel and typhoid, Henry. Missionary Society of First Congregational Church to meet. Broad to speak on work in region. Mrs Wood to discuss Father’s work in Cleveland. Infant dysentery warning and Powders of Wid Straw in stock.
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S. M. Johnson
Troy
Treling
Miss Putnas
Taytor
J. M Batguman
RC. Coburn
Topeka
Toluca
Fred. Wilson
Stor Moe
Trier Street
Micah
Shawreeounty
Delia County
Colorado
Miseee Hachael
Mary Modrath
Atchison
Prenc Gilbert
W. LD. Gibert
Parbhel Cordoin
Menoken
Copshent Garton
Copeland Hotel
Htewsstitt Boipaca
Soelery
Flrat
Cottgrese Bonal Chirch
Phurek Dentverrow Attersuots
Broad
Eeion Adler
Experiecie
Cleveland
3. G_ Wood
British Papers Discuss Anarchist Peril and McKinley Crisis
London papers debate President McKinley’s illness and the anarchist threat. Comments from Daily Telegraph Daily Mail Daily News Daily Graphic Morning Post reflect cross‑channel solidarity, calls for firm action against sedition, and warnings about preaching crime. Strong nations should coordinate measures at an international conference.
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London
Nea
Daily Telegraph Mapa
McKinley
Lila Wire
Bee
Duficulty
Dan Ser
The
Daily Mail
United States
Avanti & Boudary
Nu- Horud
Naterial
Daly News
Almast
Daily Graphic
Asia
Believas
Ofien
Castei
McKinnex
Wwe
America
Gas hearing moved from Wichita to Topeka
The gas ordinance hearing will be held in Topeka within a week after September 16, not in Wichita. Attorneys request a brief postponement due to a key lawyer’s absence. Judge Brook will determine the exact date, with Topeka hearing planned after the 11th. A literary event on September 11 offers free admission.
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Togeke
Wichita
Charles Blood Sins
Wks Company
Duginess
Ith Ti
Topeké Mnatead
Wichits
Atier
Exciting Election At Florence Crittenden Board
A tense meeting of the Florence Crittenden board in Topeka led to the resignation demand of secretary Mrs Smith and the election of Rev F W Emerson as president to replace Marty Heald who plans to leave the city. Accusations of mismanagement and lavish spending were aired as factions clashed over control of the home.
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Wie Boand
Critten- Genome
Crittenden Home
Ao Ims
Mira Sautth
Huntoon
Fillmore
Tactiona
Instituton
J. D- McParland
Methodist Church
Heald
Mrs. Wilson
Sith
Me. Emerson
First Christian Church
Emergon
Smith
Emerson
McFarland
Florence Crittenden Fund
Crorte
Lord
Topeka
Death of Dr Esterly In Lawrence Dentist Victim Of Apoplexy
Dr Charles Beterly of Lawrence died suddenly at 11 am from apoplexy. He was a noted dentist and a brother of Dr J and Dr George E Beterly of Topeka. The, family learned of his death as they prepared to travel from Topeka to Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Tim
Charles Beterly
George E. Beterly
Topeka
Estarly
Lawreniie
Hosiery Fall Display Promises Fancy Quality
The Fall Hosiery must be the thing and is presented in a fancy, extensive showing. The Ladies' Hosiery selection is large and correct, with a broad range including Children’s Hose and Wayne Knit Hosiery known for superior wear. School wear hose are highlighted as unequaled, and the seller invites all to wear these stockings.
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Wayne Knit
Episcopal diocese convention opens at Grace Cathedral Kansas
The Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Kansas holds its annual convention starting Wednesday at Grace Cathedral on Eighth Avenue and Pall Street. Clergy and lay delegates from each parish will attend, with roughly four hundred delegates expected. The gathering includes a cathedral service, processions, and talks on church matters, with remarks by Rev. Baxter and a sermon by Bishop Millspaugh.
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Episcopal Church of the Diocese of
Kansas
Grace
Eighth Avenue
Pall Street
Ory
Lsu
Pragk N. Atk
St Faure
Leuven
Arts Policwrine
Sisters of Bethu
Arch of the Shepherd
North Topeka
Ei Trviag
Baxter
Sultna
Lomueruw
Carpenter Resigns as Police Sergeant Amid Scandal Rumors
Sergeant W. Jim Carpenter of the To pekca police force resigned Monday afternoon to avoid dismissal amid reported affairs with Vera Knowles. The resignation follows a strained city staff reaction and promotions are noted as Second Sergeant Gothex advances to First Sergeant, with vacancy to be filled. Carpenter cites his brother’s critical illness as a personal reason.
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W. Jim Carpenter
Topekca
Monnday
Himelf
Vera Knowles
State Journal
Tal Gothex
Jett
Carpenter
McInroy
Bin
Spekul Bo Leads Effort in North Tope Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report describes Spekul Bo coordinating a challenging venture linked to Rick and Vera Knowles at a site near Wet Eber. It mentions a debt of 41k, efforts by Mr Carpenter, and plans around a roved Rouen in North Tope Ataigt mula ear Tmuuey to rebay, with limited clear detail.
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Spekul
Rick
Aurybalt
Carpenter
Vera Knowles
Rouen
White Man and Negro Implicated in Rising Tension
In a fragmentary report, white and Black residents exchange hostile talk about McKinley. Neighbors recount overheard remarks and threats amid implied violence, with one statement that McKinley should die. A white man allegedly encouraged a Black laborer to leave, while others note fear and concern among workers. Mr. Fitch plans to investigate the matter.
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Ous
Mckinley
Dave
Fitch
Futchie
Ritehive
President's Condition At O Clock Unchanged In Buffalo Report
Milburn House Buffalo MT reports President in still favorable condition. officials state afternoon reevaluation shows no change as of 2 pm.
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At & O
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