Topeka State Journal Circulation Records Defend Lead
The article details sworn circulation statements for the first half of 1895 showing the Topeka State Journal leading local dailies. It compares figures with the Topeka Daily Capital and cites the American Newspaper Directory 1894 data, asserting the State Journal's superior reach in Topeka and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Byorsge
Shawnee
Topeka Daily State Journal
Ite
Emery
Associated Press
Weather and political chatter from many states
Weather notes for Kansas show showers, cooler air, and fair skies ahead while discussions range across Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, and Texas politics. Reports reference Hoke Smith, a gold standard Brice stance, and calls to move the national capital. A Winnipeg stop cites Mr. Cleveland’s potential nonreappointment, and local jail costs spark reform talk.
Reform club of Wall Street fuels editorial war in media
The Atlanta Constitution surveys the Reform club of Wall Street as buying papers and subsidizing editors to sway public opinion for gold standard and against free silver. It cites alleged literary bureaus and paid writers, noting wage and price patterns amid silver debate.
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Sound Money League
Atlanta Constitution
Reform Club
Wall
Ikea
West
New York
Tong Arma
East
William Streets
New England
Kansas Paragraphs and Offbeat Local Ramblings
A compilation of brief Kansas items notes peculiar headlines and oddities from towns like Vermillion Hutchinson Yates Center Nickerson White Rossilla Wichita Emporia and more. Items include a leather suspenders factory idle bank funds a cowbell fantasia a Hutchinson sail works a right of way order against Russian thistles and a barber shop incident amid remarks on police and social foibles.
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Kansas
Vermillion
Hutchinson
Yates Center
Queen City
Santa Fe
Caney Ball Park
Iowa
Elmwood
Nickerson
Keckie
Whchite
Rossil
Wichita
Holiness Association
Domb Bollea
Emporia
Thinga
Pulliam
General Jackson and the shade tree joke in Topeka
A North Topeka figure nicknamed General Jackson is depicted as staunchly Republican. A Populist quip about a law to cut shade trees prompts a moment of silence before the General replies with a wry, dry defense of Republicans and Topeka’s trees.
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Ginral” Jackson
North Topeka
Andrew Jackson
North Aid
Republian
Jack
Topeka
Osawkie Drug Stores Ohio Informants Withdraw Protest
County attorney said state liquor law was violated by Osawkie drug stores. About fifteen names attached to the information and twenty five witnesses cited. Officials planned formal testimony but informants decided not to prosecute after druggists promised future compliance.
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Oskaloosa
Osawkie
Phimsy
Weatherford
W. F. Leeck
Monument to Maryland's 400 Brave to be unveiled soon
A memory honoring Maryland's 400 is to be marked by a forthcoming monument. Officials announced the planned unveiling to recognize the service and sacrifice of those included in the count.
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Maryland
Monument to Maryland Charge on Long Island Unveiled at Lookout Hill
A marble Corinthian column 39 feet high will be unveiled August 27 in Prospect Park to honor 256 Maryland soldiers who died or were wounded on August 27, 1776, saving a portion of the Continental Army. The event, led by the Maryland Society of NY and Brooklyn, will feature Governor Frank Brown, a 100-member committee, and delegations from Maryland and New York. A parade from Montauk Clubhouse starts at 3 p.m., followed by addresses from Col. George Parre and Gen. Horace Porter, and the formal presentation to Mayor Schieren. General Stewart L. Woodford presides.
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Lookout Hill
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Dow
Maryland
Cornwallis
Maryland Society of
New York
Stanwood White
Tennessee
William Alexander
Lord Stirling
Ished
Washington
Piers Leita
Smallwood
Long Island
Giaitora
Maiyor Schieren
Baltimore
Montauk Clubhouse
George Parre
Horace Porter
Sons of the Revolution
William R Griffith
Maryland Society
Schieren
Stewart L. Woodford
Alexander
Allee
Pennsylvania
Haslett
Delaware
Redline
Protesting Against the War Signal in a Royal Court
In a languid coastal scene a dutiful daughter rebuffs a king’s plan to use her new red shirt waist as a heat signal for war. The aged monarch, overwhelmed, gazes seaward as she asserts her stance amid a tense, celestial breeze season.
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Eemien
Ujiji
Homesick Maine Maid in New Jersey Poet’s Household
A New Jersey poet’s servant, Mary from an old whaling town in Maine, nearly left after homesickness triggered by whale oil scent drift. The couple and Mary laugh off the scare as temporary, with Mary remaining in the poet’s home after a brief fright.
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New Jersey
New York
Male
Mary
Mrs. Port
Marm
Maine
Hymestok
Editor Seeks Truth Amid Irreverent Exchange
A raucous scene unfolds as a man demands the editor, planty of snappy quips fly, and the editor notes a misread item about a violet luncheon. A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers follows, including light remarks on letters and a dream about a pugilist. The piece captures fragmented snippets from multiple publications.
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the State Journal
Oficial
City of
Br Frasx
P. MacLennan
Esczas
Topeka Daily State
Journal
Crtcano
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Farmers’ Alliance
Atumenixe
Pigin
Kentucky
Mississippi
Texas
Chiis
Leavenworth
Ohio
Brice
Tle
The
Eagle
Arkangus
Tus
Mra Bishop
Ma. Camarene
Winsipeg
Manitoba
Cleveland
Ousenyrve
Osawkie Drug Stores
Denver
Oolgreae
Briain
Rowley Broz. Es
Excieu Individua
Indirorest
Hoe
Mrs. R
Indianapolis News
Mabel
Washington Star
Bobbie
Poundrel Riggs
Chicago
Miss Firrie
Daisy
Dashleigh
Somerville Journal
Ahls Loss Journal
Yale
Piccadilla
A. H. Sharam
Crosby
Kansas Ave
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Olof Ekberg
Merchant Tabor
Topeka, Kansas
C. T. Trapp
Kansas Avenue
TEE Western
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
W. M. Hord & Bro
Shelden’s
Ava
Aurora
Perfecto
Shemer
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