Subscriptions Terms and Newspaper Details
Fragmented OCR reveals terms of subscriptions and a NY Chicago press contact block. It references Topeka State Journal, mentions Associated Press dispatches and office addresses in New York Chicago and Milwaukee with unclear names and dates.
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Topeka State Journal
Yrank
P- Mac Lennan
Folume Seneke
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New York
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Chicago
Orrick
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State Journal home delivery offers and international notes
Readers may have the State Journal mailed to any address for thirty cents a month, with flexible delivery while away. The column covers warship movements, currency policy, and broad international affairs, noting Beveridge and other figures, plus editorial views on patronage and suffrage debates.
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State Journal
Importes Hawaii Territory Trade Growth Reported in 190R
The article, likely from an early 20th century source, calculates import figures showing total imports around 29 reiltows and distribution to Europe 267 millions, North America 4 millions, Asia 41 millions, Africa 33 millions, Oceania 28 millions, and South America large figures. Including Hawaii boosts Oceania by about 16 millions and Puerto Rico would push North American increase over 100 million, reflecting territorial additions to the United States.
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Combworoe
Inbar
Trea
Statietion
Europe
Asie
North American
Ameresea
Afric
Ocean
Hawaii
United States
Ieide
North America
Africa
Oceania
South America
Pury Rico
Poor Coal Barons and a Kansas Price Clash
Kansas Speaker Pringle criticizes Osage coal barons as poor men who smile through coal profits. He warns against raising prices, arguing higher costs hurt the poor, and defends Osage mine operator C J Devlin as financially comfortable. The public is urged to protect miners while fearing inflated coal prices.
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Pringle
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas
Coal Trust
C. J. Devil
Osage
Topeka
Pringle i
Devlin
Mr. Devlin
New Truancy Law Targets 14 Year Olds
A new truancy law takes effect next week appointing officers to ensure youths 14 and younger attend school. It shifts responsibility to parents or guardians and questions why a child stays out. The article notes economic pressures and urges parental accountability.
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Wheats
Kansas
A Topeka Investor’s Paradox in Money Tales
A local man who built a fortune elsewhere returns to Topeka to invest heavily. He criticizes city life yet pours profits into residences and office blocks while praising Topeka’s schools hospitals and safety. His actions reveal a conflict between belief and behavior as he funds further development.
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Topeka
Kansa
Hilm
Topeks
Quiet Maniac in Kansas Barber County Case
A young man named Albert Ireland in Barber County killed his wife, claiming religious fervor and obedience to his Lord. Witnesses note prior mental strain but describe him as quiet and hard working. Authorities report he cited scripture and said others urged him to avoid violence, with the motive framed by religious delusion rather than personal grievance.
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Barber County
Haga
Albert Ireland
Min
Simbar
Kannas
Burker County
Ireland
Kansas Rejects Government Macaroni Wheat Plan
A Kansas editorial mocks government experiments with macaroni wheat. It argues Kansas’ semi arid climate and unpredictable rainfall make the old wheat adequate, suggesting other states are better suited for macaroni varieties and warning against altering local grain practices.
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Nortigwest
Kansas
Kansan
Jere Wilson
Kan
Dakota
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Turber counts could use ten more school teachers
An OCR filled with garbled names and places hints at a midwestern town facing shortages and unrest. The text references teachers, household goods, bootleggers, a patent shoe fastener, and municipal issues including salaries and a marshal, all set amid a chaotic collection of misread lines and corrupted phrases.
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Turber
Casebeer
Cherryvale
Hasleton
Clebure
Teavenworth
Atchison Irl
Matt Arog
Legetor
Angelic
le Roy
Mier
Fragmented OCR Voice Reflects Social Themes and Warnings
A jumble of reflections on romance, gender roles, and public morality appears in a fragmented OCR text. It discusses reactions to provocation, marital fidelity, and the mother as a grievance figure, with remarks on public celebrations, societal women, and railroad disasters shaping the miscased commentary.
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Jean Hol
Kansan
Amore
Pointed Paragraphs from the Philadelphia Record
Poised musings on human folly and social habits claim wry insight into gender roles friendships and ambition. Odd maxims touch on pride, romance, fashion, and success while hinting at pitfalls of envy vanity and conformity.
Fragmented grocery list highlights local market offerings
The notice lists items like Fresh Country Go heat NY, Chee Choice Eye Plum Goo Vinegar and various foods such as breakfast bacon California hams and Japan tea. It reads as a damaged OCR of a market or catalog page with several unreadable phrases and repeated fragments.
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California
Birteee Pious
Fragmented Chicago News Humor Notes
A garbled poem of social satire describes gender stereotypes and questionable wit. The passage mocks oratory and aludes to manners, work, and debt with jumbled phrases and nonsensical lines. The text reads like an OCR error-filled fragment from a Chicago newspaper page segment.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical piece discusses courtship and marriage norms. It notes a woman’s use of logic in domestic settings and contrasts practical concerns with romantic expectations. The text mocks men who fear social scrutiny and favors traditional engagements before marriage.
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New York Press
Santa Fe Auditors to Meet Flambeau Club in City Amateur Final
Saturday at Washburn Park the Santa Fe Auditors face the Democratic Flambeau club for the city amateur championship. Santa Fe has won 1 of 18, while Flambeau won their last five. A doubleheader may include Topeka and M C A teams with a small admission to help pay Topeka’s unsettled bills.
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Santa Fe Auditor’s Tea
Democratic Flambeau Club
Santa Fe Auditors
Flambeaus
Nee
Topeka
M. CA
Washburn Park
Prince Ferd Is Said To Hide From Berlin News
Berlin despatch from Lokal Anzeiger cites a mixpatch from Sofa Sulentis claiming Prince Ferd is in concealment. The report signals a potential royal security matter and raises questions about Europe’s ruling circles.
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Berlin
The
Lokal Anseiger Today
Sofa
Sulentis
Prince Ferd
Bug Hunters Return From Arizona Entomology Expedition
Eugene Smyth of Topeka High School, with the University entomology party led by Professor Snow, has returned from a July expedition in Yuma and Mohave counties Arizona. He collected many rare insects including a Graxcutus beetle and will exhibit his small collection at the State Museum in the capitol for a short time.
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Eugene Smyth
Topeka High School
Snow
Yume
Mohave
Arizona
Smyth
Thuseum
Capitol
Kicker Goes Free in District Court Ruling
In a district court a jury failed to reach a verdict on Ike Kicker accused of running a road house. The case drew attention as a second occasion where doubt served as his escape. Assistant Attorney General Redden had brought the matter before the bar two years prior. Sterrett Removed for Cause. Washington Sept 11 Secretary Hitchcock announced the removal of John A Sterrett of Ohio as townsite commissioner for the Cherokee Indian nation Indiana Territory and named Dwight Tuttle of Connecticut as his successor.
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Ike Kicker
District Court
George Kinner
Kicker
Bar of Justice
Redden
Sterrett
Washington
Hitchcock
John A. Sterrett
Ohio
Indiana Territory
Dwight Tuttle
Connecticut
Charmer
Local City Notes and Trips Mentioned in Briefs
Streets and walks committee holds an afternoon meeting. Judge J. B. West returns from Fort Scott. Congressman Victor Murdock to represent Wichita in a Kansas City golf event. Baley returns from Lebanon reunion where he spoke. Farmers' Grain and Co operative Association of Vesper granted capital stock. An employee at the insane asylum is Richard Tee but not the known companion of John Doe. A charter slanted to the Paola State Bank with capital stock of 20,000. Three Topeka boys secure threshing work in Graham County at 2.4 daily, two weeks. Book Commissioner Alvaush returns from Battiewers event at Kingman, larger attendance. License committee recommends pruning billiard table licenses to 3 monthly. council member Nellie advocates 3 5. City council to meet this evening.
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Judge J. 8
Fort Scott
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Kuneas City
Scominence Baley
Lebanon
Smith County
Farmers’ Grain and Co-Operative Association
Vesper
Eoer
Insane J Asylum
Richard Tee
John Doe
Paola
Denthal Bank
Topeka
Graham County
Alvaush Bas Refrom
Kingman
Nellie
Weber
Delayed Supreme Court Action On Coal Trust Habeas Case
Discussion notes the Kansas Supreme Court may delay ruling in the coal trust habeas corpus case awaiting the U S Supreme Court decision in the Smiley grain trust case. Both cases raise anti trust and fourteenth amendment questions and decisions may hinge on the U S court’s forthcoming opinion.
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Coal Trust
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Aiel Silex
Juli
Smiley
Reno County
Kansas Supreme Court
Deaths and funerals list for local residents
The notice lists funerals for Mrs. C. B. Samson who died at 63 from diabetes with service at 2 30 PM at 291 Van Buren Street conducted by A S Embree. C H Dale to be buried from 1277 Lincoln Street at 10 AM Saturday. Walter Howe funeral planned for Sunday afternoon.
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C. B. Samson
van Buren Street
C.H. Dale
Lincoln Street
Hedr
Ben
Walter Howe
Baseball War Ends as Buffalo National Agreement Adopted
The Buffalo national agreement, amended and adopted at a conference of major and minor leagues, goes into effect today at noon with signatures affixed from Harry C. Pulliam for the National League Ban Johnson for the American League and Pat T. Powers for the National Association of Minor Leagues.
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Cincinnati
Harry C. Pulliam
Johnson
National Association of Minor Leagues
Pat T. Powers
Named the party four Topeka in the sian of Kanaus
A lengthy fragment covers political history and figures tied to the formation of the Republican Party. It references Israel Washburn, Maine's war governor, and recounts how the party name emerged from anti slavery sentiment in Congress around 1854. The text blends biographical notes with era-era commentary and newspaper snatches from various papers.
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Kanaus
San Diego
Roblaw Napier Washburn
Attemption
Snrnel Washburn, Jr
Republican Party
Maine
James G. Blaine
Thomas Hrackett Reed
Nelson Dingley
Hannibal Hamlin
Eugene Hale
Pine Tree
Wasnburn
California
Israel Washburn
Congress
Portland
Washburn
Geebe
Eliott
Dickinson
Mansachusetts
Srashbuen
Fr. Washburn
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