State Journal subscription and offices details
The State Journal printed in its twenty third year lists subscription terms by mail and weekly editions and provides office addresses in Topeka at 211 Knet Seventh Street and the permanent home at 390 nd Hi Kansas avenue. It notes the Washington and New York offices and mentions advertising readers associations.
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Knet
Seventh Street
Topska Tate Journal Building
Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Topeka Daily State Journal Six Month Circulation Report
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports six months sales from January 1 to June 30, 1685. Total copies printed 1,657,610 across 166 issues and the average per issue is 20,825. This page states the circulation figures for daily and Sunday editions.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Kansas
Ty Elven
Tauex
Tophra
Spate Journal
Miz
Topeka Mister and Proprietor July 1 1206 How WP Grew
In Topeka Kansas a historic note traces the growth of a publication from early circulation to 1898, highlighting the rise of WP as a prominent media entity and its evolving readership and regional impact.
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Topeka
Kan
Eastern calamity howlers and the new wall street panic
A critique of populist alarmists labeled calamity howlers comparing their warnings to Wall Street investors. The piece argues silver revival would ease burdens on farmers and workers, while eastern financiers fear panic and push for gold. It notes rising business failures and stresses the populists are falling behind in influence.
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Omaha
New York
Wall Street
Weather Indications and Political Patter from Chicago
August weather notes predict thunderstorms this afternoon with cooler, unsettled conditions tonight into Sunday. The column mocks shifting winds and quips about candidates like Dan McTaggart and Li Hung Chang, while discussing party splits, nominations, and the upcoming Republican state convention with sharp, period voice and local intrigue.
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Chicago
Kansas
Then and How Silver Dollars Shaped American Policy
A historical critique traces how leading Republicans once backed a silver dollar policy and restitution for U S bonds in silver, citing Stanley Matthews and others who supported paying debts in silver at 1 2 2 grains standard and criticizing later shifts toward paper coinage.
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Stanley Matthews
Ohio
Hayes
Supreme Bench
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Acts of Congress
House
Gen. Bragg
Wisconsin
Car- Uste
Kentucky
Foster
Secretary of the Treasury
Harrison
Bland
Carlisle
McKinney
Allison
Public Opinion on Bryan and College Professors
A New York Journal view argues that eastern professors oppose Bryan due to reliance on wealthy donors and trustees fearing displeasing sponsors. It cites Brown and Amherst warnings, editors calling Bryanism seditious, and bankers referenced in the St. John resignation debate. The piece laments shrinking free speech and praises popular resolve against plutocracy.
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Maxzers
New York Journal
East
Bryan
Republican Party
Lkvelihood
McKinley
Brown
Amherst
Andrews
Brown University
New York
Democratic Party
Mercantile National Bank
the Sun
St. John
Asphalt pavements finally repaired after long agitation
The State Journal long campaigned for repairing the asphalt pavements on principal business streets. Brick men opposed the repair, but pressure from the journal and others prevailed. Once asphalt is laid, it is here to stay and may expand in prosperity. Chester I Long issues more McCleary speeches against unrestricted silver coinage, raising questions about his shifting stance.
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State Journal
Kansan
Chester I. Long
James T. McCleary
Minnesota
Long
Congress
Li Hung Chang visit hoped for Kansas City exposure
Kansas City officials and businessmen discuss inviting Li Hung Chang and his 50-strong retinue to visit Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and possible Midwest stops. Secretary Clendening notes club consideration at upcoming meetings and the event could bring vast crowds, posing a major city history moment.
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Kansas City
Li Hung Chang
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Bia
Minnesota
Omaha
Clendening
Commercal Club
G. W. Stannifeid
Ayers
Ex-Slaves Association Reply To Governor Pensions Claim
The Ex-Slaves Association president denounces a State Journal column headline Big Swindle No Doubt. He argues ex slaves have nothing to swindle now and questions proposed pensions. He asserts wartime land confiscation rights and demands fair compensation, criticizing dues and officials for profiting from ex slave groups.
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The
State Journal
Becaues
W. Childs
Ex-Slaves Association
Charter filings and pardons in Kansas news roundup
Charters for Bern Creamery in Nemaha county and Clover Leaf club in Circleville were filed with the secretary of state, naming Jacob Springs Jr and James Dowling as leading figures. Coronado WaterWorks of Topeka filed for a $160,000 capital, proposing to build water works in Kansas and Colorado with directors listed. Governor Morrill pardoned Cole Mitchell of Cherokee County for arson and Schirmecher of Montgomery County for calf theft, with critics deeming evidence circumstantial and the latter a mere tool in the operation.
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Bern, Nemaha County
Jacob Springs, Jr
Clover Leaf Club
Circleville
Janckson County
James Dowling
Coronado WaterWorks Company
Topeka
Kansas
Colorado
Stuart Henry
Claud Hamilton
W. H. Thompson
HE. F. Guthrie
F. C. Thompson
Cole Mitchell
Cherokee County
Gov. Morrill
Cherokees County
Professor Andrae Delays Arctic Balloon Trip
A dispatch from Christians, Norway via Aurd-A paper reports Professor Andrae will postpone his Arctic balloon expedition to 1597 unless prevailing winds improve. He notes there is no midnight sun after August, guiding his planned departure.
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Andree May
Christians
Norway
Bpitabergen
Andrae
Arctic
Gold Withdrawn for Canada in New York Transfer
A shipment of $980,009 in gold was withdrawn from the treasury in New York on Wednesday for Canada account. This action increases known weekly shipments to Canada to seven grants, per the report.
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Canada
New York
Vanderbilts Shop In Saratoga On Busy Day
Cornelius Vanderbilt and his bride spent Tuesday afternoon shopping around Saratoga Lake area after driving from the spa. They visited Saratoga Park and paused at Conquonca Brook during the return trip as onlookers, clerks, and locals watched the prominent couple.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Saratoga Lake
Spamuda
Ver
Saratoga Park
Conquonce
Sinope
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