State Journal claims steady daily circulation growth
The State Journal boasts full day leased wire AP service and membership in national press associations. It cites a nine hundred club circulation range with yearly gains, describes a three floor permanent home, and notes exclusive use features behind plate glass facing Kansas Avenue.
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The
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Nagmeret Publishers’ Association
the State Journal
Toka
Nsas Avenue
Eighth
Newspa
Kansas Avenue
OUR GROWING NAVY Three Men of War to Be Put in Commission Next Month
A Washington dispatch says the navy plans to commission three ships in October the cruisers Chicago and Atlanta and the gunboat Town to join the Asiatic squadron. Yorktown may head to the Pacific. Commodore H L Howison rumored for possible shore posting. Monitors to be bid for coast defense. ships to be selected for wreck relief hoped. Commodore Watson reports from Guantanamo aiding wreck recovery of Infanta Marina Tyrene.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Navy Department
Chicago
Atlanta
Tve
New York Navy Yard
Ecene Bay
Yorktown
Asiatic
China
Heston Navy Yard
H. L. Howison
Ride
Iron Tron Works
Hath Tron Works
Columbian Iron Works
Dintorne & Son
Naval Beard
Hereschafts
John W. Trige
Richmond
J. C. Watson
Mavy Department
Guantanamo
Newack
Infanta Marina
Duc D Orleans Publishes Dreyfus Manifesto In Paris
The Duc D Orléans issues a manifesto denouncing Dreyfusites and condemning ministers for seeking a revision while declaring Dreyfus guilty. He claims army loyalty to the country and warns against suppressing public order as war ministers reshuffle staff and intelligence.
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Dreyfus Cass
Paris
Duc D'Orleans
Dreyfusites
Duc Dr Orleans
Dreyfufus
Dreyfus
Lee
Chanothe
Emnistry
Preawence
Heathens Threaten Peace in Hawaii as Soldiers Disturb Law
Reports describe unrest in Hawaii with American soldiers provoking law issues. The text mentions inquiries ordered by a General and raids on gardens, with indigenous groups and local authorities debating measures before September. Strong entities include Hawaii, soldiers, the General, and local growers.
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Abidlog
Hawaii
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Properties
Transfers include Taal estate Tayr Been Aled and Haynes to Hor Bte Lain for 0 dollars. Lane M. Wood acquires Madison is Ealing properties for 922 dollars with multiple lot numbers combined. Other deeds cover Polk Street North Topeka tract and Oakland Forest and Chester avenues, plus several lots on Jackson Street under National Insurance Company.
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Taal
Tayr Been
Aled
C. Haynes
Hor Bte- Lain
Sylor Bipot
Sarah J. Willams Ee
Lane M. Wood
Madison
Ealing
Wall Avenus
Dr. Martin's Place
J. Herrington Peave
E.R Emmons
Polk Street
North Fopeka
L. H Merrick
Forest Avenue
Oakland
Oneycre
Chester Avenue
National
Ete Tnsurance Company
Jackson Street
President forms wartime investigation commission progress noted
Washington reports seven of nine members invited to join the war department inquiry into wartime conduct have accepted the president's invitation. He aims to convene at the White House Saturday to begin work next week, with two more members to be secured before the conference. Names of the invitees were not released.
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Washington
War Department
White House
Junty
Karnival Queen Excursion Faces Management Attention
McManus aims to organize a Karnival Queen excursion with Lorena at the helm and seeks Kansas expo officials to back the plan. He critiques the exposition secretary for inaction and vows to push arrangements, possibly naming it Topeka Day if unblocked. The Knights pledge continued discussion at upcoming Karnival Knights meetings.
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McManus
Topeka
Grief
Lorena
McManiue
Kansas
Knights
Bryan to resign army commission and return to public life
A Jacksonville dispatch reports Colonel William Jennings Bryan of the Third Nebraska volunteers plans to resign his U S army commission and resume public debate. He declines to discuss politics or the army but hints at expanding U S territory and a future regular army commission after the war. The Third Nebraska is united for Cubs and will move south within weeks unless Bryan changes course.
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Kansas City
Star
Jacksonville
United States
Omaha
Bryan
Camp Ife
Nebraska
Cubs
Inés
Hedge Law Drive Clears Path to Public Vote
Shawnee county considers hedge trimming under the hedge fence law of 2897. Voters would decide if hedges along highways are trimmed, with noncompliant property owners billed via taxes. Petitioning townships include Rossville Silver Lake Menoken Soldier Tecumseh Mission Auburn.
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Shawnee
Rossville
Silver Lake
Menoken
Soldier
Tecumseh
Mission
Auburn
Charters Filed For Christian Co operative in Clay County
The Christian Co operative association of Clay County was chartered this morning to aid orphans the aged and infirm members and others, to provide homes business houses and factories and to promote Christian principles even to forming a new church. Directors include D B Gillespie A T Wylie W A Wilson BF Hemphill W A Stewart and Melvin L Gates. Pratt Realty Co also chartered with 5000 capital, directors N Thompson W Barrett NR Lyon C Caldwell and W H Thompson.
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Christian Co-operative Association
Clay County
Association
DB. M. Gillespie
A. T. Wylie
W. A. Wilson
BF. Hemphill
Clay Center
W. A Stewert
Idans
Melvin L. Gates
Wakefield
Pratt Realty Company
N. Thompson
W. Barrett
NR. Lyon
C. & Caldwun
W. H. Thompson
Saddle Horses Highlight Kansas City Horse Show
Kansas City Missouri reports a strong third day at Pair reont park. The National Saddle Horse Breed association cup for stallion mare or gelding three years old and under drew keen entries. Competitors included Lee Carter and Chester, with weather drawing a large crowd and patronage noted by organizers.
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Kansas City
Pairreont Park
Stalin
Lee Carter
Gay Brothers
Pisgah
Ball Brothers
Versailles
Chester, Or
J. T. Grenshaw
Oats Staweather
Reform School Beatings Provoked Outcry Across State
A letter from a resident near the Reform School alleges brutal discipline of boys and calls for immediate reform of rules and humane treatment. The writer condemns corporal punishment and argues state officials must act despite politics, asserting abuse contributes to the school’s failure at reform.
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Reform School
Patenor
Cus
President McKinley's Extended Western Tour Plans
Washington set to expand the presidential swing beyond Omaha, with Chicago and southern invitations likely. War concerns ease, prompting hopes for a longer rest and West and South hospitality, possibly including Denver and other southern cities if logistics allow.
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Washington
Omaha Exposition
Chicago
Kansas City
Burderin
International
Omaha
Alinta An Hirmingham
Thole
Denver
Topeka G A R Reunion Pamphlets Via City Club
Major Anderson announces Topeka residents may obtain pamphlets detailing the G A R Reunion and Topeka Fall Festival, with features of the week to share with friends at the Commercial club rooms 627 Kansas avenue. Distribution would aid advertising the Festival. Also notes transportation offers and horse show ticketing in the area.
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Major Anderson
Topeka
Commercial Club
Kansas Avenue
Festival supplies turned over to Fifteen committee
The flowers and parade supplies prepared for the queen and court at last year’s Festival, held in storage, were turned over to the Committee of Fifteen by Mr. C. B. Sutton for Mrs. Sutton who is abroad. The items, valued around 900 dollars, include 40 000 flowers, hunting fabric, pampas plumes, and numerous draperies, collected amid a dismissed suit involving Dr. A. B. McCurdy against Mrs. Sutton’s Floral committee presidency.
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C. 8. Sutton
Sutton
Irs
A. B McCurdy
Sugar profits and new Bakera field railway
San Francisco reports the Bakera field and Los Angeles Railroad Company formed by Claus Spreckles and partners to build a 200 mile line from Bakera field over Tejon Pass to Los Angeles. It will connect with the Southern California Railway and Santa Fe network, challenging P Huntington's Southern Pacific monopoly and linking San Francisco with vast new territory.
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San Francisco
Bakerafield and
Los Angeles
Claus Spreckles
John D. Spreckles
A. D Spreckles
Robert Watt
A. E. Payson
Bakerafeld
Tejon Pass
Southern California Railway
Santa Fe
Mojave
P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Sugar King
Depew to Name Teddy Roosevelt at G ops Rally
Dr Chauncey M Depew a Republican delegate from the Twenty Ninth district will nominate Col Theodore Roosevelt for governor at the New York state convention The convention is expected to turn into a shouting match with delegates likely to back Roosevelt on the first ballot with a push to make the nomination unanimous and Hinck receiving only scattered support
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Twenty-ninth Assembly
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Frank S. Hinck
Col. Roosevelt
Black
Where Do They Get It Indians Robbery Case Dramatized
Police report puzzling question of whisky sources as two Indian men labeled Sitting Bull and Jerry Bimapion are jailed again on the same charge after an alleged robbery. Officers say the pair were in Topeka North when found during an altercation, with one suspect described as smooth talking and prone to theft when money is available.
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Sall
Sitting Bull
Jerry Bimapion
Sittinie Mull
Charnes Ferry Simpnon
Hendricks
North Topeka
Wrendsicks
Jerry
State House Notes and Court Actions headline
Senator Harris receives telegram ordering Montauk Point trip amid family military concerns. State board finds 1270.79 spent on Topeka asylum in August, with 5.00 for new ward. Attorney General Boyle weighs police court search warrants questions from Holton. Grace Cathedral choir holds 7:00 rehearsal for diocese convention. Jewell City attorney Postlethwaite visits with daughter Jessie.
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Harris
Montauk Point
Witl
State Board of Charities
Topeka Insane Asylum
Ward
James Letts
Gouda Springs
Leedy
Boyle
Holton
Grace Cathedral
Postlethwaite
Jewell City
Northern Department
Jessie Postlethwaite
Santa Fe to Move Regiment to Lexington Ky
The Santa Fe railway received orders to transfer the Arigona and New Mexico volunteers from Whipple Barracks, Arizona, where they have been quartered since spring, to Lexington Kentucky. The troops will be moved early next week.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway
Arigona
New Mexico
Whipple Parracks
Ariz
Lexington
Homeseekers Excursion Via the Santa Fe Route
Santa Fe announces an excursion sale on September 20 offering one fare plus $2 round trip to Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Colorado Idaho Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Arizona and more. Call depot agent or phone 682 Omaha and Return $480 via the Santa Fe tickets sold Sept. fast train schedule details unclear.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Colorado
Idaho
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arizona
Omaha
Triennial Conclave Knights Templar in Pittsburgh
The Triennial Conclave Knights Templar will meet in Pittsburgh from October 10 to 14, 1898. The Union Pacific offers round trip service with fast time and good accommodations via connections, described as the best line for travel.
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Pittsburg
Knights Templar
Pittsbore
Union Pacific
Connections
Baltimore & Ohio stock sale reshapes railroad control
Receiver John K. Cowen reports a large purchase of B&O stock by Field Hill Ream Armour and other influential interests. The reorganization plans proceed with foreclosure and new company formation. Purchasers say no railroad coalition forming and emphasize improved facilities and broad traffic expansion for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
John KK. Cowen
Chicago
Gowen
Baltimore & Ohio
Messrs. Field, Hill, Ream and Armour
Ute
Mount Clair
Great Northern
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
TWO STEAMERS BURN ON LAKE ERIE
Two large steamers anchored on Lake Erie near the coast were in flames for about half an hour. They appeared to be a barge and a consort craft, both burned to the waterline. A party was dispatched for emergencies, but details and crew information remain unknown.
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Lake Erie
First Man Sentenced In District Court For Burglary
The first man at this term's district court appeared before Judge Hazen and pled guilty to burglary. H. J. Hole received a three year penitentiary sentence. On June 20 he entered NF Morehouse at 26 West Sixth Street stealing jewelry worth little. He was arrested by police and offered no defense or funds for an attorney.
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Hazen
H. J. Hole
Topeka
Morehoune
Weat Sixth Street
President refuses to make political speeches
The President will not make political speeches during the campaign in Ohio Indiana or elsewhere. He indicated he would stop in Indianapolis and Terre Haute on the way to Omaha but not speak. On the return trip he may visit Ohio with no speeches. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Chicago
the Post
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Farris
Ormaha
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Peerless Steam Laundry
112
And
West Sth
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Corn Trading
Wheat futures showed a firm tone with active demand for milling and speculative use. Northwestern movement was smaller than last week and year due to clear weather. December and May contracts saw steady to higher prices while oats and corn were mixed with modest gains and dull trade overall. Chicago livestock markets reflected steady to higher values with cautious buying, ending the period with firmer tones in commodities and slight declines in some grains.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicags
Northwestern Recena
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northwestern
New York
Europe
Gig
Gielvio
De—mber Park
Iit Rye
Bizet
Uncertain OCR Item About Receipts and Numbers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions receiptn or receipt figures and a numeric 34,000. It lacks clear names places dates or events to identify a specific news item or outcome. The readable pieces imply financial or statistical data but do not form a coherent report.
Wheat and Market Notes From New York and Chicago
Market brief quotes wheat and oats with New York money market rates and Chicago receipts. It notes unchanged wheat, favorable weather in the northwest, and farm and rail conditions. discussions on sugar price declines and stock market behavior reference traders and recent price patterns. Sums of grain receipts in Minneapolis and Duluth are listed, with commentary on industry effects and possible continued declines.
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Commiss Co
St. Youll
Liverpool
Dieter
Chicago
Urate
Cate
Aaa
Norihe
Abenstednd
Westra
Northwestern
Neapolly
Duluth
Cary
Minneapolis
Carey
Fansse City
Omaha
Revelpte
Colomgo
Ste Agni
Towart
New York
Cener
Kk Pri
United States
Bintmann
Beeston
Cata
Karnival Curiosity Shop Sale Notice
Ambiguous fragmentary OCR text hints at a sale event at a curiosity shop on Kaneen Avenue with costume items furniture and notions. No clear dates prices or full names. Summary reflects unreadable source content and uncertain details.
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Kaneen
Paris
Near
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