The State Journal in Topeka and Washington Office Details
Fragmentary OCR shows a Topeka State Journal masthead with pricing and office addresses at 111 and 113 West Seventh Street and the Potter Building. It lists subscriptions, phone numbers for reporters, and a Washington office at 1619 K Street NW.
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Seventh Street
Topéka
Omeo
Topeka
Bell
Weahington Ofce
St. WN
Puebistlere Association
Fica
Alwara
Yeadera
A Great Showing Circulation Statement 1896
The Topska Daily State Journal shows dominant reach over rivals in six months of 1896. It reports daily and Sunday editions with large circulation, noting the daily average for the first six months of 1896.
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Topska Daily State Journal
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation History 1891 1898
The document lists daily circulation figures for the Topeka Daily State Journal from January 1, 1896 to June 30, 1896 and notes earlier historical values. It includes the hatter and proprietor details and mentions figures such as 900 in 1825 and daily averages for 1871 and 1893, reflecting growth over time.
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Topeka
Daly State Journal
Guy
Jones
Shifting Gold and Gold Standard Arguments
The piece argues against gold standard theory, noting mining costs from Independence to Portland and other mines, and contending gold’s intrinsic value and price fluctuation differ from commodity measures. It claims gold is not as stably valued as silver and highlights changing purchasing power over 20 years.
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W. ¥. Kendrick
Denver
Independence
Vietora
Portland
Bogart
Saabella
Union
Elkton
Mooee
American Eagle
Little Johnnie
Tom Boy
Colorado
Ellver
Tir for tat in New York papers over Mrs Lease speech
A wave of indignation runs through New York papers as Mrs Lease of Kansas responds harshly to city critics after her Cooper Union speech. The New York press defends Gould and Rockefeller while labeling western protest as anarchistic and unpatriotic.
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New York
Lease
Cooper
Jon
Gotham
Dirs
Leane Han
West
New York Daily Press
Kansas
Lente
Attic Attenton
German Expert Praises American Beer in Report
Washington reports a Belgian brewery expert Henri Van Leer of Ghent praised U S breweries during his inspection tour. He described American beer as wholesome material and generally superior to beer in his country. He noted American practice as commendable though some flaws remained to be addressed.
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Garey
Washington
Sewarml
Aewien
Henri van Leer
Belgium
Brewing School of
Ghent
America
A von Laer
Amer
Republican State Central Committee Moves to New Quarters
The Republican state central committee has settled into new quarters and set up a large chart to track dates and speaker appointments. A left-hand column lists speakers while each subsequent column represents days with town names noted, showing an organized schedule for upcoming engagements.
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Republican State Central Committee
Kia Gses
Cage Fall Kills Two Miners At Butte Shaft
In Butte Montana at the St. Lawrence mine 1200 foot shaft a cage fell from the top to the bottom. foreman Pete Ryan and miners Jack Campbell and Joan Manning were fatally injured. The cage brake failed and miners jumped to escape as timber and debris shot through the shaft area.
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Butte, Mont
Ave
Pete Ryan
St. Lawrence
Anaconda Company
Jack Campbell
Joan Manning
Ryan
Ufe
Ene
Spdnguiver
Campaign of Barbecues in Virginia Campaign Fund Drive
Virginia Democrats seek money for the presidential campaign facing funding challenges as traditional contributors balk at Chicago opposition. The state committee plans barbecues across Virginia and may ask exhibitors to donate farm produce to be used in fundraising events.
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Virginia
Richmond
Cumneten
Babes Own the Beach Baby Parade at Asbury Park
In Asbury Park New Jersey on August 12, Bradley’s seventh annual baby parade drew over 20,000 spectators. Mothers and carriers arrived at the Auditorium after lunch for judging and decorations as bands and participants paraded past photographers and a vitascope display on the boardwalk.
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Asbury Park
N. D
Bradley
Ted
Smith
Burke
Ram Trenton
Sparrows Enjoy Banjo Music At Asbury Park Porch
A young banjo player drew a small audience of sparrows in Asbury Park this week. The birds paused on the front porch and perched near the musician, listening as he plucked tunes, their tiny throats swelling in apparent delight.
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Asbury Park
Aug
Cottege
Offer Two to One Prompts Silver Exchange Scheme
A Tuscola Alabama notice crowds the streets with posters offering 1000 Mexican dollars for 560 dollars and 1080 pesos for 550 dollars in Uncle Sam money. The scheme runs Saturdays at South Side Avenue near election time, pitched by The Journs proprietors who promise extra value in silver coins amid talk of coinage and silver prices.
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U.S
Tuscola
Aus
Tuscall Jounees
South Side Avenue
Leedy at Topeka September 16 event noted
A fragmented report mentions Jol Leedy tied to a September Topeka event and a Populist central committee action. The text notes a summit and dates but remains unclear on specifics or outcomes.
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Leedy
Topeka
Central Committee
Leyi
Jol Leedy
Tupelo Tris
Wes
Melody's Floodgates and Campaign Songs Through U S History
The piece surveys how campaign songs shaped U S elections from 1840 through 1860. It notes Harrison's Tippecanoe and Tyler Too, Henry Clay melodies, Fremonts Pretment and Victory, Jessies We’ll Give Em Jessie, and Lincoln era tunes like Doncles and His Men and Lincolns Mixture, reflecting party dynamics and public sentiment.
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White House
William Henry Harrison
Tippecance
Tyler
A. C. Ross
Zanesville
Rhine
Harrison
Henry Clay
Bie
Clay
Bs Polk
Fremont
Jessie
Lincoln
Tippecanoe
Douglas
Breckinridge
Bell
Everett
Democratic Party
Enthusiama
Doncles
Lincoln Hoss
Stephen A
Lincoln Hiss
Stephen
Ulysses
Farmer
Grant Hoys
Plumes Knight
Evia
Rhein
John A. Logan
Maine
Bunker Hill
Jimmy Blaine
Georgia
U. S
Gates
Campaign songs shape election fervor through history
Prose and reason fueled presidential fame while campaign songs amplified enthusiasm and unity. From Washington to Lincoln to later contests, music preceded rallies, organized gleel clubs, and stirred voters with era specific ditties reflecting parties, figures, and battles, signaling politics through song and sound.
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Clay
Harrison
Washington
Washburn College Adds Four Instructors and New President
Washburn college will start the fall term with four new instructors and a new president, Mr. George M. Herrick, who aims to publicize the college to the city. He arrives later this month with his family near the campus. New instructors include Miss Caroline Mattocks of Chicago in literature, Mr. Arthur M. Hyde of Rockville in history and political economy, Miss Kittle Fisher of Emporia in art, and Miss Lorchy Dougherty of Kansas City in mathematics. The faculty total reaches fifteen.
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Washburn College
George M. Her
Hck
Herrick
Caroline
Mattocks
Chicago
Arthur M. Hyde
Rockville
Kittle M. Fisner
Emporia
Kanart
Lor Cy T. Dougherty
Kenses City
Kan
Wants His Money New Yorker Loses 100000 at Daly's
James Ryan of 422 West Twenty Second Street, New York, told New York police he was fleeced of $100,000 at Daly's gambling house in Long Branch. He sought Daly's arrest and said a warrant should be issued after the man demanded repayment. The report notes Ryan wore a white Pedora hat with a black band.
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New York
James Ryan
West Twenty Second Street
Jersey City
Noonan
Daly
Long Branch
Ryan
Mkeed
Confession and church inquiry surround Overman case in Bay area
San Francisco August reports reveal Mattie Overman’s confession amid church proceedings concerning Dr. Brown and alleged her pursuer role. Ecclesiastical court corroborates, Bay conference plans special session to review the matter, while Dr Brown is to be notified of developments. Also noted: domestic scandal involving Elizabeth Haley and family, with court-focused notes and local notices.
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San Francisco
Mattie Overman
Dr. Brown
Miss Overman
Brawe
Ingimen
Itheral Court
Tunnel
Ecclesiastical Court
C. Brown
Fur Bay
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STA
Ae Otal TE Journal
Republican State Central
Anaconda
Babes
Asbury Park Parade
Melody
McKinley
Bryan
Berala
THE
Campaign Glee Club
Jeterson
Liberty
Little
Island
Bina
Tein
Zachary Taylor
Zack
Whitey
Taylor
Republican Party
Dag
Taylor’s
E. 7Th Street
Western Foundry
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Topeka, Kas
R. L. Cofran
Proprietor
Hardin
Ladies’ College
Eernennenss Mae
Gineersttive
Rueking
Washburn
Dr. Alber
Haley
Fliaasbeth
Het
Kansas @ Texas railway
Ae Mac Mutt
Kansan
Peeriess Steam
Besmesa Steam Laundry
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