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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1895
Page
4
The State Journal announces mailing and carrier delivery rates. The paper costs 20 sente a week in Topeka and suburbs, with Kansas-town mail options also available. Three months by mail cost 990, and one year by mail 0ea0. Weekly edition is priced at 50 per year.
A fragmented report titled By Weewrorn presents a detailed statement of defrimation for the flat half of 1895. The document notes a variation during the first six months, though specifics are obscured by OCR damage.
A compilation of monthly daily averages and circulation notes from several Kansas newspapers. It discusses Topeka Capital circulation claims, State Journal and Star Journal reach, and mentions weather, political opinions, and local municipal topics including bond issues in Kansas City and waterworks debates.
A Kansas City Journal excerpt revisits James G Blaine’s 1878 senate speech advocating free silver and equal value for gold and silver. It notes his warning against a gold standard that excludes silver, cites ancient to modern use of both metals, and highlights Blaine’s role in promoting international coinage efforts through the Pan American congress.
The record notes that no baking powder, when shown against the Royal at Government trials or World’s Fair juries, has received favor or award or made an equal showing in purity, strength, or wholesomeness.
Quirky local notes span rainfall hints and Reno county bond talk for 10 000 000 bushels of corn. Manhattan church and a night blooming cereal attract, while Dome Geza battles consumption. Small town chatter covers schools, thieves, baseball towns, vacations, and political figures in Dickinson and nearby counties.
Commodore Hichborn heads the U S Bureau of Construction guiding the design and build of new warships. The work blends theory and hands on craft, balancing weight, armor, and power to achieve seaworthiness and speed while avoiding overgunning. Born in Charlestown Mass March 4 1889 he rose to chief naval constructor in 1893 based on vision and engineering discipline.
Bishop Henry Codman Potter, leader of the New York Episcopal diocese, takes his turn at Cathedral Mission duty on the East Side and advocates clerical involvement in public reform while avoiding pulpit politics. He defends cautious social activism and stresses duties of clergy to teach the church’s faith, urging withdrawal if one cannot uphold core doctrines.
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