Topeka State Journal Official City Paper Ad Rates
The State Journal official city paper lists subscription terms including daily editions delivered by carrier at 10 cents a week to Topeka or suburbs, with mail rates for one year. It notes offices at 205 Potter Guildins and 2 Kasens Avenue corner of Highth, and telephones for business, reporter room, and total 107% reads.
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Aburba
Kas
Topeks State Journal
Kacens Avenue
Highth
New Fork
Potter Guildins
Late American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Weather Signals and Market Forecasts From Aug 17
Local showers this afternoon in Kansas followed by partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures. Financial outlook cites Henry Clews and Wall Street circulars predicting renewed market strength, with notes on securities, commodity yields, iron ore, and gold import expectations. Dense opinion and anecdotal commentary accompany the weather forecast.
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Chicare
Kansas
Cie
Weather Bureau
Ite
Slepsiar Bulletin
Henry Clews
Fils Tate
Wall Street
Frarkvt Fur Securities
Wien & Scaly
Finsl Sanguine
Courtey
Tritertor
London
Klondike
Leedy and Clemens in Kansas politics critique
A Washington Post item critiques Kansas Governor Leedy’s administration and the influence of G. Clemens on state sovereignty. It argues federal courts threaten state power, mocking Clemens and referencing Peffer and the silver issue while lampooning statutes as lengths of whiskers.
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Leedy
Kansas
Lewelling
Commonwealth
G. ©. Clemens
Supreme Draff
Lewelsley
Peffer
Auceticle
Mr. Clemens
New York Sun
Clemens
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Supreme Court
Congress
Kansas Supreme Court
Drr. Paffer
People You Hear Of In News Notes Of The Day
A string of brief anecdotes involves literary figures and public leaders. Andrew Lang’s Pope translation angers the pope. King Humbert and Victor Emmanuel are noted hunters. Major Elijah Halford is known as a Denver church debt raiser. Margaret Slocum is honored with a church window. President McKinley enjoys views from a tower. Ex-Empress Eugenie visits the USS San Francisco at Smyrna. Terrence Powderly as immigration commissioner once led Scranton. Queen Victoria’s five maids are described. Gen Robert E Lee’s magnanimity is shown after a faculty remark about Ulysses Grant.
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Elijah Halford
Harrison
Denver
Trinity Methodist
Margaret Slocum
Mra
Russell Sage
Ben
Sage
First Presbyterian Church of
Syracuse
McKinley
Queen Victorte
White Mountains
Vermont
Eugenie
France
United State
San Francisco
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Ingalls New Poem Subsoll A Vision by Senator Ingalls
Senator Ingalls renews his verse with Subsoll A Vision a vision poem rich in somber imagery. It portrays a seaside cemetery scene with ghostly figures and funeral pagesant elements, blending mortality with urban decay. The piece invokes large names and literary allusions while painting a desolate winter landscape and a world of open graves.
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Tnwalls
Ingalls
Canovas Death Provokes Mixed U S Reactions Across Papers
A collage of editorials from the United States weighs the assassination of Spain's Prime Minister Canovas. While condemning the act, commentators admire his stance against Cuban rebellion and mourn the loss to Spain's crown, noting the international diplomatic impact and the complexity of the Cuba issue.
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Yen
Senor Canovas
Boston Herald
Hold Up Near Mammoth Hot Springs Inspires Army Pursuit
In Chillicothe Ohio Miss Massie and Miss Dan, with Miss Kitvert, returning from Alaska and Yellowstone, were held up by road agents near Mammoth Hot Springs Wyoming. Six park stages were robbed, including a private and a government conveyance, with total loss of 90 dollars. Army units pursue the highwaymen as officers report road agent activity and minor aid from officers at the scene.
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Chillicothe
O. Auz
D. M. Massie
Massie
Matthews
Helen Dan
Thin City
Mary Kitvert
Providence
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Alaska
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Wyo
Hawkins
Runnel
Godfrey
Regular Army
Courtesus
New York City Plans a New Jersey City Banishing State Lines
A circular outlines a proposal to form New York New Jersey a large city merging 100 towns from North River opposite Manhattan west to Paterson Ridgewood HoHoKus Plainfield and east to the Raritan mouth Port Amboy. The plan envisions a unified government common aim and the city to be a major regional hub like East St. Louis or Wyandotte becoming part of a larger metropolitan entity.
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Aus
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Ae Geacennes
New Jersey
Amul A
Hudson River
N. J
New York City
New City
Mr. Dumers
North River
Patterson
Ridgewood
Hoho~kus
Plainfield
Raritan River
United States
Passaic
Itealf
Nes
East St. Louis
Venice
Candiie
West Venice
Wyandotte
Kan
Kansas City
Waite quits Populists cites loss of faith in party
Denver Aug 17 ex governor Davis H Waite, former head of the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf Railway, says he is no longer in politics and has lost faith in the Populist party as constituted while still backing Omaha platform principles. He criticizes party leaders, doubts silver reforms, predicts Hanna and gold power in control, and notes a reliance on middle class voters for reform. He discusses his upcoming lecture on housing for moderate means and mocks Debs plan.
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Davis H. Waite
Interaia
Land Department
Kansas City, Pitsburg & Gulf Railway Company
People’s Party
Omaha
People's Party
Bryan
Manna
Hanna
Ohio
Waite
Jett
Partica
Trades Assembly
Debs
Hem
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Adverts Cure All Skin Eruptions
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cures of bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by J. K. Jones and G. W. Stansfield at 632 Kansas Avenue.
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Nice
J. K. Jones
de Witt
G. W. Stansfeild
Kaneas Avenue
Bangor Population Expected to Pass 30000 by 1900
Bangor Maine mayor Beal, using city directory data and department records, estimates current population at least 25000 and believes it will exceed 30000 before 1900. He notes the directory contains about 10000 names and contends the 1890 census undercounted, with some streets missing whole families.
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Bangor
Aus
Directori
Bengor
Cats Elaborate Funeral In Pennsylvania
Mrs. E Parsons a Presbyterian member cared for two large rats named Tobey and Bucy eating at her table and sleeping in beds. After entrusting them to a neighbor during a visit, the cat Itacy died and the neighbor arranged a special casket and a formal burial for Bluey.
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LE Parsons
Presbyterian Church
Itacy
Bluey
Waukegan Seeks Site for Government Armor Plant
Waukegan officials push to host the government armor plant location near the city. Two strong sites exist near Chicago, including Waukegan with 2000 acres lakefront. a special meeting appointed a committee to gather data and statistics for the board.
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Waukegan
Armor Plate Board
Chica
South Chicago
Lake Front
Government Board
Horse Swapping Meet at Winder Georgia
A unique Georgia organization for the benefit of farmers held its first “horse swapping” convention in Winder on August 17. The event connected farmers and traders to dispose of surplus stock and settle deeds, with up to 3000 head traded and substantial sums of money changing hands. The permanent group plans to hold Escacion yearly, drawing as many as 2000 visitors, including national traders. The town buzzed with a mix of farm wit and trader shrewdness during the three day session.
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Georgia
Winder
Soubrette Bessie Jackson Burned In Bed With Cigarette
Bessie Jackson a noted soubrette at a West Thirty-third Street flat is hospitalized with severe burns from smoking a cigarette in bed. Doctors say she has about an even chance to live. A daytime party preceded the incident and witnesses implicate a lamp-throwing diversion by the housekeeper.
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New York
Bessie Jackson
West Thirty-third Street
New York Hospital
Bessie
Roof Garden Romance Leads to Hazy Wedding in New York
An overnight ceremony in New York united Shirley Richardson Tuck, daughter of Dr. Henry Tuck of New York Life Insurance, to Mike Susette Maynard of Barnard, amid rumors of a roof garden romance. Rev. Edmund Smith performed the midnight nuptials on July 21, with celebrations noted but no public confirmation.
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Shirley Richardson Tuck
Henry Tuck
New York Life Insurance Company
Mike Susette Maynard
Barnard
Edmund Smith
Houghton
Church of the Transfiguration
Wilson
Health Board
Shirley Tuck
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