State Journal Subscription and Office Addresses
The notice lists subscription terms daily edition and carrier delivery, temporary quarters at Seventh Street, permanent room at Topeka State Journal Building Kansas Avenue corner Eighth. It provides business office phones, reporters’ line, Washington and New York office addresses, and states the Usher’s association files are open to advertisers or readers.
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Seventh Street
Rome
Topexa State Journal
Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Bell
Basinssa
Topeka
Toon Bell
Washington
St. N. W
New York
Eddress
Potter Building
Ushers’ Association
Topeka State Journal Circulation Edge in 1896 Half-Year
The Topeka State Journal reports it has distanced competitors with the highest circulation in Topeka and Kansas. The six months ending June 30, 1896 show strong daily averages surpassing rivals, marking a notable showing in the local newspaper market.
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Topeka
Nstly State Journal
Kaneas
Topeka Daily State Journal
Tatris
Nora
Wranan Et Enetenees
Coegne
Owen
Sore Daily State Journal
Easter Ad Propriator in Topeka News Ad Text
Fragmentary ad copy from Topeka edition shows a 10,625 circulation figure and a 1855 origin date. It mentions Easter content and a proprietor name, but the readable portion is incomplete with garbled phrases and missing context.
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Baur
Topeka
Han
Gold standard debate and political notes in Kansas
The article defends the gold standard, criticizing Ed ward Wider and arguing the silver dollar maintained parity with gold. It notes that the gold eagle was not the standard coin, cites the Spanish milled dollar as historical value, and argues parity is failing. It mentions Mayor Fellows, Senator Leedy, Jerry Simpson, and Senator Baker amid a broader political context in Topeka.
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Edward Wider
State Journal
Willerkaya
Cain
Congress
Wilder
Washington
Tim Bt
Inmead
Beng
Silver policy sparks debate on US gold link control
The London Financial News editorial argues the United States should abandon gold to embrace silver, claiming it would boost American and Asian markets and allow protection at home and abroad. It suggests gold could be frozen out as retaliation and notes Mexico’s boom and the launch of Modern Mexico, a new periodical promoting Mexican residence and investment.
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London Financial News
Gold Standard
Sneland
United States
Europe
America
Asia
South America
Ameri-cata
Mexico
Topeka
Paul Hudson
William C. Smith
Modern
Mixico
Amodern
Republic
Heath
Jerry Simpson Wins Dual Nominations in Kansas Conventions
In Larned on August 10 Jerry Simpson was nominated for congress from the Seventh district by both Populist and Democratic conventions. Populists named B. B. Kies as permanent chair man and A. E. Asher as secretary, while Democrats chose Charles Ducher as temporary chairman and Frank Colti uy as secretary. Simpson secured acclaim after both sides completed their organizational moves and the Populists condemned certainBankruptcy and clerks' salary votes, endorsing their national and state platforms.
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B. B. Kies
Wichita
A. E. Asher
Stafford
Claude Duval
Pirant
Jerry Simoncon
Simpson
Duval
Te Tox
Chester Long
Deal
Banks’ silver fear could push coin payments plan
In Brooklyn a banker warned that if free silver passes banks may demand mortgage payments in gold. He said one year mortgages are renewed and banks would seek coin payments to protect value, a move he believes could steer borrowers toward sound money and votes.
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Gotham
New York
Brooklyn
Pasaud
Gold Bar Robbery Foiled Near Ensenada
A sensational heist near Ensenada, Cal, involving a gold bar valued at 812,500, was thwarted as robbers were about to dig up the stash. Dames Garratt and Allen Pratt were imprisoned for sixteen months. after release Garratt revealed the hiding spot to Mexican authorities aided by detectives Fatsettaperd and Sanginex, leading to the recovery of the bar.
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San Mego
Cal
Amvarsal
Enacnada
Dames BE Garratt
Allen Pratt
Garratt
Ensenada
Campaign in 1896 Republican Democratic Headquarters Details
The piece surveys the national campaign machinery in 1896 with focus on committees workers and the literary bureau. It notes busy staff at headquarters journalists printers and volunteers and details plan to educate voters through pamphlets and speeches while shaping itineraries and spellbinders for key states and audiences.
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Republican Literary Bureau
Chicago
Perry S. Heath
Cincinnati
Washington
So And-Se
Plunkettville Town Hall
Plunkettville Braas
National Committee
Bryan
Wall Street
Cooper Union
Nebraska
Minnesota
Rockies
New England
Cranks
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Sun
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Jerry Simpson
Leedy
Capitol
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Arese
Sol
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Bie
Larned
Jones
Democrats
Belinley
Butler
Cross Corners
Pot
Marion Butler
Ben
Selahicaias Syston
Wil
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ALLEN
Canadai
Apou
Taylor’s
Taylor
E. 7Th Street
Columbus Buggy Co
F. W. Gunsaulus
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Pigrim Congregational Church
Armotr Institute of Technology
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Towa
Tennessee
Uuots
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Jem
St Paul
Monterey
St. Paul
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