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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item references September events in San Frescisco with mentions of Newes Bee and Mo Puller. Details are unclear but indicate a maritime or civic update and fall information. Readers should expect continued coverage of regional happenings and notices.
Fraternal group notes Terese faster event with local observers amid community activity and a brief meeting reported in Sew AIRAnr.
The YMCA announces a night school for associates and advanced students. EM Mougebusk and two others lead the program. Participants who complete the course will receive an information card. Classes meet at 28 the association on East Knight Street.
A garbled dispatch notes Wm. Smart as the sole figure escaping broader trouble. A colored preacher is acquitted of opposing McKinley while others face fines and curfew violations. The report hints at police, authorities, and a tense, disorderly scene with unclear details.
The readable text shows distorted phrases about testimony, references to a person named O. Rader, a "sient barker," and scattered names such as Mears Schwarte Finny. Time markers and context are unclear, leaving an incomplete fragmentary record of a hearing or testimony.
A fragment from the Ghegrin Falls Exporent chronicles Lene Caulgoes and family, detailing Farm turmoil, a disputed inheritance, and plans to move to Cleveland. The piece notes Waldeck Caul worst’s departure and a reflection on political figures amid family strife, with questions about anarchist leanings and socialist reading.
Out of town people are buying tickets for the Banda Rossa concert series. Orders are arriving for seats as crowds prepare for Thursday night performances.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a report on Opera CFCLE Co. and Petie Boeyeies facing a test involving improprieties and a possible silver gal or cash trail. Unclear names and details remain.
Fragmented classified items show varied wants and rentals including help wanted positions, miscellaneous services, and rental rooms.Entries mention agencies, addresses, and tentative dates with unclear names and locations. readable items list furnished and unfurnished rooms, ads for a store, and notices seeking workers.
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