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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1895
Page
4
The State Journal lists home delivery for Topeka and surrounding areas with carrier service and mail subscriptions. Rates shown include three months and one year mail options, plus a weekly edition price, reflecting regional circulation and pricing structure.
The January 1809 issue of the Torgea Darny State Journal lists the month’s items and records with entries likely including notices, notices, and brief items reflecting the period’s newspaper style.
Local weather looks cooler with a chance of snow tonight and Sunday fair skies. The column spars from Missouri politics discuss a summer session, a large income tax haul, and party dynamics amid Cuba and silver debates.
The jury favored a verdict aligned with social sentiment but could not reach agreement. The Hillman case is cited as worse, showing how a single juror can prevent a verdict. The piece argues for reform to allow majority verdicts to deliver justice and protect youths from whisky temptations.
A collage of Kansas items from Atchison to Hutchinson. Mentions Ottawa smallpox clash, Caney's telephone factory with 1100 instruments, a select M O U club in Hutchinson, and civic notes on Abilene, Altoona, and Emporia figures. Headlines touch ministers, railroads, politics, and local commerce with scattered humor and social notices.
Special correspondent recalls General Ned Murphy and his father Francia Murphy driving a blue ribbon temperance campaign in the southern tier of New York and Spencer. The movement spread from a dramatic pledge system to widespread social identification with ribbons amid large crowds and fervent local support.
William Lawrence Chittenden, known as Larry, 83, a Montclair, New Jersey native, rebuilt a ranch near Marope after early careers in mercantile trade and book selling. His ranch spans six by four miles with 200 acres cultivated, hosting many cattle and horses, while he writes poetry and has published Ranch Verses across multiple editions. Critics praise his atmosphere and accessible verse, noting his varied themes from “The Maine Coast” to “To a Dallas Lady” and a strong, unpretentious voice blending rustic life with literary craft.
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