Topeka State Journal Ad Notices and Office Address
Temporary quarters listed at Tit and East Seventh Street while permanent home is the State Journal Building on Kansas Avenue. Bell phones 19 and 107 in Topeka with Washington Office at 30 Potter Building. American Newspaper Publication Bureau notes files are open to advertisers.
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Topeka State Journal
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New York
Topeka Daily Journal circulation in 1890 six months
The Topeka Daily State Journal notes its dominance over competitors with a six month circulation report ending June 30 1890. It lists daily averages around ten thousand plus figures for the period and provides a six month total of 1 657 610 copies printed.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Kansas
ATE Journal
Itone
Tnive
Bunday
Pingree and Ingalls Clash Over Principles in 19th Century Politics
The piece contrasts Detroit Mayor Pingree and Kansas figure John J. Ingalls, noting Pingree’s motto to give people what they want against Ingalls who rejects principle for party loyalty. It cites reactions to gold standard debates, party platforms, and upcoming state conventions, with editorials from Topeka and Ottawa papers and references to local officials and events.
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Pingree
Ingalls
Mayor Pingree
Detroit
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Lyons
Ingnill
St. Louis
Michigan
Topeka Journal
Ottawa Republican
New York Sun
New York
Gold Dollars and the US coinage standard debated
A century old dispute argues silver dollars remained the monetary standard until 1873 while gold dollars began in 1849 and the 1873 reform changed the balance. The text cites the 1792 act and 1849 provisions, notes the shift toward a gold standard in 1875, and discusses demonetization moves including the Bland and Sherman acts and their impact on silver bullion prices.
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Gold Standard
United States
Oh, to be Mexicanized in Topeka capital flow
A writer laments Kansas investors shifting wealth and youth to Mexico amid praise for Mexican stability and growth. He notes Americans and foreigners invest heavily in Mexico despite turmoil, while Kansas clings to gold and misses the era of capital flight and opportunity, urging a rethink of national economic policy.
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Topeka
Mexico
Kansas
Dellatu
America
Europe
Barney Bertate
South Africa
The Wilde Gold Standpoint on the Financial Question
A letter from Mr. Wilder argues the gold standard and silver coinage issues for the nation. He analyzes silver dollars, silver certificates, and government notes, warns of a loss of public confidence, and warns that free coinage could threaten parity with gold, provoking a broader financial crisis. He cites Copeland’s silver payments, bank reserves, and the impact on Western development, urging prudent credit and stable coinage policy.
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Journal
MacLennan
Wilder
Topeka
Tne
Eenensi
Copeland
Ata
Stony
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
United States
Treasury
Colorado
New Mexico
Seliom
Washington
Iver
Dol~lars
Tte
Mexico
Forty seven new subscribers join the Great People's Paper
The State Journal reports a steady gain in subscriptions with forty seven new paying members filled yesterday. New names span Kansas, Illinois and Maryland, including Lilian Trevis of Horton and J. Fountain of Arkansas City, as carriers report added locales and a city list grows. The paper notes giveaways until September to boost circulation and highlights rapid growth into August.
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State Journal
Topeka
Arkansas City
W. B. Learned
Kan
J. M. Fountain
W. H. Heard
Davis
W. M. Woods
S ' Simmons & Co
Davenport
M. EB. Roderiviero
E. M. Drom
S.C. Lindsay
JL. Ishmael
John McCormick
Hills McConnell
E. Bumgardner
J. N. Ives
West Tenth St
Quincy St
A, T
Daniel Bates
N. Kaneastre
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Baie Spelt
Senate
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Thurston
Mr Bryan
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Gaya
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Bellows
State House
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Topek
Thomas Cat
Nickerson
MR. E. Wilder
Great West
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Mass Lilian Trevis
Horton, KS
E. B. Jolley
Chanute
Kate Kinkead
Dodge City
E.T. Lim
White Hall, Ill
Frank Effinger
Ill
M. A. Nelson
Argentine, KS
E. P. McMahon
Minneapolis, KS
J. B. Larimer
Manitou, Col
JV. Abrahams
Woodlawn
Charles Shedd
Whiting, KS
Geo, A. Blair
Mulvane, KS
S.A. Yours
Peterson, KS
J._w. Semer
Wilson, KS
Stath Journal
Taylor’s
Taylor
E. 7Th Street
Columbus Buggy Co
Western Foundry Machine Works
Fomerly
Tootka Foundry and Machine Works
Estab
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Diant
Kas
Furman's
Bank of Topeka
M. J. Harrington
Delaware St
Kansas City, Mo
Crittenden & Danielson
Kanans Ave
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