Fragmentary OCR Note on Dr Botte Event
Fragmented text mentions Dr Botte and dates with uncertain description. Readers cannot determine a clear event, person, or location from the legible words. Further restoration needed for a coherent item.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1898
Page
7
Fragmented text mentions Dr Botte and dates with uncertain description. Readers cannot determine a clear event, person, or location from the legible words. Further restoration needed for a coherent item.
Pittsburg prepares for a triennial Knights Templars gathering from October 19 to 4 with a 3 million light display. Electrical exhibitions, ornate cups, skeletons, and tin plate badges are planned, alongside a 4 mile military parade starting in Allegheny and ending at Schenley Park.
Weslington September 2 A regular army enlistee who failed to gain entry to West Point rose through the ranks. He joined Company I of the Twenty second Infantry at Fort McCook Nebraska and later served in Santiago under Colonel Wickett. He distinguished himself at first spike action and received a potential promotion back home.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death by starvation of a young boy associated with the Church of Saint Mary on One Hundred and Forty-second Street. It mentions his age about ten, his separation from his rest, and efforts by his father amid a harsh climate illness. The text references a funeral near Bear avenue and a local gathering, with cryptic lines about burial and sorrow.
A missing sailor due to harsh conditions was aided by a father who obtained permission from Gen Bart Winsetes. The man, Belpless, grew ill and starved while the search and red tape delayed recovery, but he did not recover his health.
Bar Harbor hosts the Sagamore as J Pierpont Morgan’s yacht carries Willem Whitney and his incapacitated wife to Glen Cove L T. Mrs Whitney remains frail with neuralgic pains, but the transfer seems largely successful. Next movements include rail trips for Dorothy Whitney and the Handolph children to Westbury.
Rumors say United States Senator Morrill plans resignation when Vermont Legislature convenes in October. The state tradition splits senators by east and west regions. Morrill from the east prompts talk of his successor. West-side candidates and ex-Governor Dill ingham are discussed, but precedent may keep one senator from each side.
A dispute within the First Methodist Episcopal Church South over Rev. W R Browne culminated in charges at the Murfreesboro conference. Browne was suspended for a year, refused the suspension, resigned ministry, and the trustees filed for ejectment as court action looms.
Mr W J Bryan has been summoned to Washington by telegram from Colonel W J Urea in Lincoln Nebraska. The note mentions Bryan’s silence and an illness flags malaria contracted while at a camp near Joliet. Holcomb recently returned from Washington with the news.
In St Louis on Sept 27 a northbound passenger train struck a wedged spike, nearly toppling into a 15 foot embankment. A following freight crashed into the stalled train, but only minor injuries were reported. Separate notes mention a Fairfax Minnesota farmer and a barn fire with livestock losses.
A Santa Fe excursion train departed Topeka and bound for the Omaha Exposition, carrying £55 and merchandise. The schedule indicates departure in the morning and an expected arrival in Omaha at noon. The event highlights the connection between Topeka and Omaha for the exposition attendees.
A fragmented classified page lists multiple help wanted notes and ads: white girl for domestic work, stenographer and dining room waitresses, expert clerk, and clerical office work. Locations include West Fifteenth and Dearborn Street Chicago, and Kansas City area. Several notices request steady work, good pay, no piecework, and expenses.
Classifieds show multiple help wanted ads for salesmen across Topeka and surrounding counties, with pay structures and no experience required in some cases. Also numerous rental listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms, stores, and real estate avenues in Topeka, Kansas, with contact details and locations.
The document outlines grading standards for spring and winter wheat, mixed wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and other grains. It defines quality terms such as bright, sound, dry, clean, and free from foreign material, plus weight and damage criteria, with August 9 1889 as reference and W. W. Culver as Chief Inspector.
Fragmentary OCR records a Topeks location in Mameas with dates September 29 1608 and later scattered notes about a person named Reed and a writer. The legibility is poor and names or actions are unclear.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Shawnie County Wisconsin, Deene, and Castine with names J. Fumi Kuceer and Gro. B. ye Seem ee Pi Jris08. The text references aSubscribed swarn oath and a speech before a court, noting a Gipsy Queen element in an unclear local context.
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