Topeka State Journal newspaper ad brief
Advertisement text shows a Topeka paper offering weekly edition subscriptions via mail delivery. Rates referenced include three months and yearly options, with carrier system details indicated. Contains garbled OCR style and mis-spellings yet preserves core offer of a weekly edition and pricing.
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Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Record March 1896
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports a total circulation of 10 078 for March 1896, higher than any daily or Sunfly paper. The table lists daily copies from March 1 to March 31, with totals and averages showing 277 81 copies printed monthly and an implied average daily circulation.
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Fiditer Proprietor Topeka March 104 Summary
The fragment lists a Topeka proprietor and mentions annual circulation figures across years 2835, 1894, and 1255 with daily averages and print details. It provides inconsistent figures and dates, reflecting OCR errors and unclear context.
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Weather and politics mix in Chicago April report
April 16 weather for Kannes shows partly cloudy, milder tonight and Thursday with westerly winds. In political notes, Democratic tensions rise as candidates warn of bolt risks. Senator Tillman praises modesty in a shifting field, while others are unnamed. Local papers comment on emerging practical politics.
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Kansas politics and Pacific railroads debate noted in period piece
A heated critique links Kansas governors and corruption rumors to broader calls for reform. The piece contrasts Topeka and Leavenworth with Wichita and Leavenworth road politics while discussing a Pacific railroads settlement and its implications for government claims and stock markets.
Provisional Promotion for Captain Keond Reed to Commodore
Provisional title of Commodore for one year for Captain Allew Reed of the U S Navy hinges on meeting conditions. If fulfilled, he becomes a full commodore. otherwise the conditional captaincy ends. Reed, 50 years in service, faces review by an examining board and presidential approval before fate of command and retirement.
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Richard Martin to lead British police in South Africa struggle
Sir Richard Rowley Martin has been appointed commander general of all police forces in Bechuanaland, Matabeleland, and Mashonaland. He will also serve as commissioner for South Africa and be accountable to the British government. The Matabeles resist, and his force may resemble that used by Jameson in the Transvaal, with dangers ahead as operations unfold.
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Whist Lesson From Professor Proctor Example
An excerpted whist analysis from Richard A Proctor’s Forty Muster Mande examines discarding strategy and missteps during a game. The text discusses how obedience to a rule shapes play, contrasting correct discard logic with near disaster and lessons in timing and signaling.
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English Thirty Footer in Pave Special Class Noted
English twenty footer to be represented in the pave special class, with expected finish in summer racing and sport on the subd and lower bay. Owners and yachtsmen anticipate strong entries and noted efforts from Harressott.
A Bold Missionary John Turner at Large in New York
John Turner, leader linked with anarchist movements in Ting land, arrives in New York for an educational tour. He aims to inspire rebellion against the government, preach overthrow, and may settle permanently after three months leave from a London post. He is linked to editor roles at The Commonwealth and Freedom, funds his trip, and seeks American citizenship.
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