State Journal HIRO Ear Tally Edition Description
The text appears to be an OCR fragment describing a weekly edition delivery by carrier or mail in Kansas towns, referencing the State Journal and Topeka or nearby areas, with unclear pricing and distribution notes. It provides no coherent event or person details to summarize into a full news item.
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Topeka
Puntos
Wilia' Exnie
Pelea
Kansas Town
Topela Mail
Kansas
Preston & Prum
John Brows
Dim Kane
W. Wider
Chm. Robinson
Chancellor Snow
J. Crawford
A. H. Horton
J. W. Gilead
Dulles Cy Haskell
John A Martin
J. Ingairy
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Sohn Brown
Ai Lene
Katwax
Ingalta
Kanesger
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Topeka Deity State Journal Breaks Circulation Records
The Topeka Deity State Journal reports an unprecedented rise in its circulation, breaking all prior records and signaling strong reader demand across its distribution area. Officials note growing audience engagement and expanded market reach as key drivers of the surge.
Circulation Figures for The Topeka State Journal March 1890
The Topeka State Journal reports a March 1890 circulation of 277,600 copies across 24 issues, averaging 11,600 per issue. Growth details note a rise since 1836 and discuss printer, editor, and proprietor Wopeke, Kansas. The document includes weather notes for April and political opinions referencing silver, reform, and party dynamics amid national issues.
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Kansas
Topelx
State Journal
Thurming
Bundey
Merch
Bronday
Tueway
Maron
STOGA
Kansas Men Vote Amid Topeka Capital Debate
A Topeka meeting drew a large crowd as General Campbell spoke against Kansas’s political leadership and state capital issues. The article weighs Governor Morrill’s record, capital status, and public sentiment, noting calls for accountability and the risks of lax law enforcement in a period of political tension.
Rock Island Excursion Tickets For Several States
April 7 and 1 and May 5 1896 announces Rock Island excursion tickets to Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri and Indian Territory priced 2 for a round trip. Call nearest Rock Island agent for tickets reservations and information.
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Great Rock Island
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Arighbmust
Hook Island
M. Fuller
City
Snowbound Santa Fe Train Delayed In Topeka Snowstorm
A severe wet snowstorm paralyzed service east of Raton with three trains halted and passengers moved to hotel cars. Rotary plows and wedge plows cleared lines between Trinidad Col and Santa Fe. by Monday morning traffic resumed as the weather eased and conditions improved.
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Raton
Romeo
Tome
Wengers
Notela Tau
Col
Atau
Soan Wien
Supreme Court expands city control over saloon licenses
The South Dakota Supreme Court rules cities may require liquor licenses even under state prohibition. A saloon keeper challenged a city license denial, first losing in district court, then the supreme court upheld the verdict and affirmed the city’s licensing power.
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Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Supreme Corn
Ellie Uquer
District Court
Supreme Court
Denver's Fall Festival Plan Stalled At Civic Meeting
A downtown Denver committee halted any definite action on the festival's plans. The group indicated it would await Muss apd's jet of Muss before proceeding, with funds to be raised by a planned $3 contribution. The committee will have Temple and Sheiera oversee arrangements as preparatory work continues under their control.
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Denver
Mountert
Walt
San Udort
Mehea Temple
Sheiera
Blackwell
Durham
United States
Durham Tobacco Company
Real estate transfers listed for several properties
Real estate transfers show Grutnia Telly to Lars J Toler on Monroe street and other parcels including Bed OP Dalegeate to Marcha St, Falk Strant to Ink BH, and Chortence & Debentin company with a section 39 township 29 range 15 filing. Names, streets, and parcel details are itemized as transfers and acknowledgments.
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Grutnia Telly
Lars J. Toler
Ite
Datuat Strest
Wulvane & Chages
Wilitittan
Wesley Hate
Toteee
Monroe Street
Stabtle
Albert Neese
Dalegeate
Marcha
Toteab
Law Pation Chortence & Debentin Sampany Te
Alchell
Holton National Bank Applies for Federal Approval
Washington April 4 Comptroller of Currency approves application for Holton Kansas based bank with capital of 357 000. Applicants named include W J Dinkott Albert Barbach Max Serbach Gen S Linkcott and Moser Lahradh of Holton.
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Gurrency
Washington
Dt Curency
W. 3. Dindcott
Albert Barbach
Max Serbach
Gen. S Linkcott
Moser Larhardh
Holton
Kansas
Twerganize National Bank of Folio
PENN S OLD ELM PLANTED ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
A planting on the University of Pennsylvania campus marks Arbor Day as Governor Hastings and others place a commemorative elm tree. The event ties to heirs of the Wilkesbarre region and traces a history of prior trees relocated to Rider, New York, and shale up at a site now linked to the old Penn elm.
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Apystinus
Eniversity of Pennsylvania
Wis
Lowes
A. Oliver
Willigen
Bares
Pee Rider
Wilkesbarres
Hastings
Tillmanites Win in Denvers Democratic Caucuses
In Denver April voters show renewed interest as Tillman factions rally for county convention delegates and possible state convention selections. Debate centers on Tillman delegation loyalty versus federal control while discussing Senator Tillman’s influence.
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Denver
Tillman
Batalne
South Carolina
White House
Tillmanites
Favors Sunday Ball in Indianapolis Reveres Milburn
The Rev J H Milburn of the Second Presbyterian Church declares support for a Sunday ball law with local option. He argues Sabbath-breaking laws should be reconsidered and left to cities to decide, noting potential voter turnout and shifts in behavior if Sunday ball were permitted. Lyman Trembault faces uncertain prognosis after surgical procedure, with officials awaiting further communication.
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Indianapolis
J. He Milticn
Second Presbsterine Church
Millurn
Milburn
Foniliouse
Tosihouse
DaLebill
Market Report from Chicago and Kansas City April 1
Market notes show wheat and corn trading steady to higher early, with May oats and pork futures mixed. Livestock in Kansas City and Chicago remained largely steady, cattle receipts strong and hog futures soft, while weather and government crop reports shape sentiment for the week ahead.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Joby
Scaverna and Brosseau
Ty Pistertay
Kansas City
Cohn—Moéte Activa
Timothy
Nevsipis
Blom
Texas
Tee Terns
Ethess Witloe Dewer
Bulls of Wales
Topska Grain and Store Exchange
Kansas Avenue
Eniice Steics
Tocal
Aed
CuGahy
Market Gossip and Trade Notes Across Cities
Market gossip from Chicago to New York reports wheat, corn, and flour movements, with export clearances for wheat and corn in New York and various price actions in Liverpool, Berlin, and Paris. The bulletin notes broker activity, curb trading enforcement, and stock market optimism, highlighting General Electric and tobacco stocks amid strength in early trading, with July wheat and May corn futures cited and regional export figures.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Tron River Valley
Liverpool
Paris
Berlin
New York
Bradstreets World
Rockies
Europe
Crimplin
Board of ‘Trde
Parker Linn
Loran & Linibioom
Duluth Ags
Wheilt
Chicaro
Cutton
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Homeseeakers’ Excursion
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Hastings Plante
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Lyman
Today's Market Report
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Chicago Market Letter
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Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
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Rock Island
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LU Poka Grain Stock Exchange
Helens
Bank of Topeka
Ligated & Co
Sf Louis
Soiicobeus
Sherwood Seersuckers
Lyons
Renfrew & Westiook
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Company
East Sixth Street
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Blackwell's
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White Star Soap
Harrison
Bell Tel
Telephone Smith
West Sixth Avenue
Smith
Uoequall
Warwick
Crescents
Kitchell & Marburg
Western Foundry l Machine Works
Pomerly Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
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Erie Peta
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R. L. Cofran
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