Topeka State Journal highlights in Associated Press report
The Topeka State Journal reprints the Associated Press night report noting Secretary Hay’s note to powers, discussions of Moros, and political resignations. It surveys economic issues, tariffs, and industry trends with emphasis on beef prices, dirigible ideas, and steel stocks contrasted with Republican leadership changes.
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The
State Journal
Associated Press
Telegraph
Wilde
Platt
Tariff debate in Kansas GOP over trusts and protection
Kansas Republicans show strong support for modifying tariffs to prevent monopolies from sheltering under protection. The issue arises as Henderson withdraws from Congress race amid tied to free trade claims, while Topeka Capital argues for stripping protection to curb trusts. Many Kansas Republicans back selective tariff changes to restrain lumber and steel trusts and protect infant industries.
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Ely
Henderson
Congress
Kansas
Steel Trust
America
Europe
Topeka Board Seeks 129000 Bond Vote for New and Expanded Schools
The Topeka board of education plans to submit a bond proposal of 129000 at the November election to build four new school houses and add two more rooms. Overcrowding in North Topeka and other wards has forced classes into basements and crowded rooms, with 226 pupils in some facilities. The plan adds 20 rooms across several sites, including a 12 and six room building in North Topeka, an eight room building in Parkdale, a four room addition to Potwich, and a new high school with potential for a manual training department in the future. Existing wards receive relief through transfers.
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MORSE
Board of Education
Taveka
North Topeka
Parkdale
Potwich
Polte Rehool
Sumner
Euclid School
Lowman Hill
Doulas
Topeka
Branner
Clay, Polk
Buclid
Envishle
Unclear access to board decisions in local directories
Fragmentary OCR note outlines board decisions and improvements to be implemented while urging public engagement, mentioning people placing demands and measures to be carried out.
Topeka City Fight Turns On Police Judge Magaw
The anti administration clashes in Topeka focus on Police Judge A Magaw amid a broader mudslinging campaign against Parker officials. Allegations rise as council attempts to amend measures by resolution while the court looms above local politics. The effort aims to harass officials and fuel campaign ammunition for the opposition party.
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Bo Fer
Puron
Volcmo
Ettorney
A. Magaw
Magaw
Opern
Topeka
Pat Binselt
Redcelpta
Parker
Donovan
Electric Headlight Advances in Railroading
The article outlines the electric headlight as a key advance in locomotive technology. It explains a dynamo powered by steam, controllable from the cab, lighting track for half a mile and aiding distant visibility for collision avoidance with a beam deflected upward. It notes initial objections over electricity knowledge and glare from dual headlights, then cites progress and industry interest, especially Santa Fe and Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul.
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Santa Fe
Ryo
Chicago
Albuquerque
N. M
Bolier
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Emais
Umea
Government ownership debate echoes in Boston meeting
A Boston meeting favored government ownership of public utilities amid a lively exchange on labor, era resources, and national strategy. The discussion linked to a larger question of civic responsibility, wartime production, and the balance between efficiency and public welfare.
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Aire
United States
Faneul Hall
Boston
Fragments of Kansas News Tell of Fires Fights and Flights
A jumble of local items from various Kansas counties mentions a boy breaking an arm in Jewell, a hotel opening delayed by failed crates, a barber caught with a drunken habit, plantings yielding 250 bushels of potatoes by a Harvey farmer, and multiple small incidents from Salina to Chanute. The roundup notes resignations, robberies, runaway girls, and a Reno county wedding rush to sail for Japan, all sketched in a brisk, period-voice style.
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Cowles
Salina
Treasury
Jewell County
Chanute
Ies
Dickinson County
Banner City
Emporia
Ap Abilene
Bas
Winfield
Mise Spade
Saya
Missouri
Harvey County
Newton
Santa Pe
Winfield Scholars
Reform School
Reno County
Japan
Labette County
Quaker Reflections and Humorous Parodies From Philadelphia Record
A jumble of satirical snippets and quips on society, vanity, and human folly drawn from various newspaper quotes. It includes light verses, cautions against self abuse, and wry observations on fame and aging, framed as brief reflections and pokes at cultural fads.
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Litmorse
Walla
Untitled fragment hints at legal bill and dates
Fragmentary OCR text references a period and a bill. Names and precise details are unclear. The readable items suggest a legal or administrative note in a local paper but offer no verifiable entities or events.
Roosevelts 1904 Plans Highlight News Of Week
A chaotic collage of late 1903 events includes Roosevelt support at Oyster Bay with 4,000 neighbors and 3,000 souvenir lemonade caps, Peary returning from the Arctic, and calls for renewed pressure on European powers over Jewish persecution in Roumania. Reports cover Boxer massacres, Cuban reciprocity debates, railroad reorganization, and a string of local incidents from explosions and robberies to court actions and public notices. Strong entities include Roosevelt, Oyster Bay, Peary, Hay, Allison, Aldrich, Hanna, Spooner, Lodge, Conger, Cartwright, Castro, and Leland.
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Shaw
Ieemry
Wav
Phi
Mre
Eddy
Bennagivania Ras
George Katemand
Wwe
Boston
Franklin Square
Shvoemsful
WH. Washburn
Quater Bay
Comeyate Fon
Duvia
Mineta
Aigo
Bite Field
W. Va
Oats “Corner
Chy— Trans
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Horace Gray
Nahant
I ‘Mayi
Roosevelt
Nassau County
Oyster Bay
Peary
Alabama
Hay
Roumania
United States
Conger
Pekin Foreign Office
Cartwright
Christiana
Castro
Vedesuela
Panama
Trans Chinese Boxer Society
Bestegi Chentu
Delagos Bay
Portuguese
South Africa
Britain
M. Pelletan
Tunis
France
Mediterranean
Republic
Allison
Aldrich
Hanna
Spooner
Lodge
Oynter Bay
Wid B. Henderson
Iowa
House of Representatives
Etter
Towa
Weld
Thomas Lipton
Mansachusetts
George Fred Williams
Kansas City
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