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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1896
Page
4
The State Journal Tally edition explains carrier delivery four copies weekly ten tents and service areas including Topeka and nearby towns. It mentions subscription options by mail and yearly pricing, with notes on distribution and system coverage across the region.
A Topeka Daily State Journal item reports an extraordinary achievement breaking prior records. Details are limited in the fragment but emphasize unprecedented performance and record-breaking outcomes.
The Topeka Daily State Journal shows March circulation figures with a claimed lead over rivals. Data include daily and Sunday totals, with historic year averages and monthly summaries noting growth and printed schedules.
Governor Merritt presses measures to keep the peace as concerns over software conflicts loom before the expiry date in Hivteri. Warnings rise about potential clashes and the need for swift action to avert disruption.
Preliminary figures from the interstate commerce committee show total earnings across rail lines at 263 40792 for passenger and 557 080,558 for the intercity service, with operating expenses at 477 607,035. The report notes a per mile decline in passenger earnings compared with the prior year and discusses the impact of broader economic events on rail profits. There is also broader commentary on financial conditions and market effects attributed to Cleveland era policy and post panic trends.
An 1891 Albany case details Joseph Emmet seeking aid to cover funeral and burial costs for his father. The court notes the elder Emmet’s remains were shipped to Albany depot, brought to Albans Foral cemetery, and funeral expenses billed by undertakers stood at $87 with partial payments contested. The piece references tax or attachment actions and a failure to pay the full amount.
Announcement of two Rock Island excursion trips on April 7 and 21 and May 6 1898 offering one fare plus $2 for round trip to destinations in Texas Arkansas and more. Reservations through nearest Rock Island agent.
The Philistine, The Philistine Society, and Beurdeyquel style freak publications flood the scene from East Aurora and beyond. Herbert Stuart Biome, Bertich Taber, and Will E Bradley push bold maquette art and odd verse while Boston and Springfield presses join the burst, drawing both praise and skepticism as readers glimpse a controversial new literary art era.
An article describes inventive bookcase designs for small rooms, using olive green stained panels, embroidered top pieces, and glassless fronts. It notes secure, adjustable shelves, writing desks, and snug chair setups to transform bow windows into inviting reading nooks, with decorative touches like copper waste-paper jars and copper brackets. It also mentions color-coordinated bookcase furniture and a whimsical Englishman who bound books by color theory, creating theatrical shelf ecosystems.
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