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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1900
Page
7
Secretary Wilpon traveled through Chicago en route to Topeka. The Chicagoan note places his stop during the journey with confirmed arrival in the city before continuing westward.
Inquiries into the death of Adam Bes proceed with an autopsy by Dr Huckmeater. Preliminary findings show brain bleed and cerebral disease. The deceased, age 35, resided with family in Perry. plans for inquest and further city actions are discussed among officials and engineers.
In the middle division sowing shows a good stand with wheat coming up well in most counties. Western division reports progress but delays in some areas while northern forage harvests are mostly finished. Altaira growth noted and Ness trees show three new growth indications.
W. J. Bryan arrived in Lincoln from Chicago where he consulted with the Democratic National Committee. He proceeded quietly to his home, resuming normal activities in the Nebraska capital.
Cap t Coney suffers injury from heat during late parade at Chic as, witnessed by M H Cones and others. Report notes distress and ensuing medical attention. Event linked to Bentom Enterprise coverage with references to area stores and tickets for fair return travel.
In North Topeka reports list Mrs Miller and Grace Kimes visiting 108 Central Ave. Updates mention travel from Chicago, a resident returning home, and upcoming events at various halls with invitations extended. Notes cover church activities, a diocesan convention, and a Young People’s gathering with games and refreshments.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a humorous archetype of the Irish peasant praised for cheerfulness and resilience. It references Sir Walter Scott, notions of being “a peasant yet with sat,” and contrasts with remarks about notable individuals. The passage lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR describes towns and readers in Colorado with references to Dermapid remedies and a noted State Journal. It notes pleasant taste and prompt action, mentioning mothers and widespread favor among readers of the Colorado Flyer and State Journal.
Local classified notices show multiple sale items including a restaurant space at 1 West Norris, a livery barn with stock, a black horse described for strength, a furniture store glare, a secondhand upright piano, a furniture and hardware listings, a hay field near the city, and a house for sale. Also mentions hours for Wednesday and Thursday calls at 30 Monroe.
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