Classified Ads Offer Work In Topeka State Journal
The Topeka State Journal announces daily publication of Situations Wanted notices in Topeka and Kansas area. Ads must be submitted before Saturday morning. midweek editions publish on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Ads priced at one cent per word weekly rates.
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State Journal
Hestree
Esterday
Topeka
Kanaas
Relam
Steiating
Delversman
Journal
Sirle
Quincy
Swern Admits Fast Web Press For Advertisers
Presented to advertisers on application call and see any afternoon between 2 and 5 o clock the handsomest fastest most noted pikes of machinery in Kansas Web Perfecting Press which prints two to three complete pages per second.
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Swern
Kane
Notice of drainage district formation in Topeka Kansas
Topeka notices state that drainage district No 3 is formed with boundaries along Tenth Avenue Washington Street and Chandler Street. Appraisers will meet August 1877 at Washington Ave and Eleventh Street to assess valuations of all lots and parcels within the district.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wronias
Ae Atatana Frecueloes
St Topeka
James Gillettow
Aving Qualiind Us
Banre Nowis
Gresating
Towit
Bexbulag
Tenth Avenue
Washington Street
Alfred Schmid
Washingt Street
Fea
Maces
Fisher
Anderson
R. Bean
Eleventh Street
Washington Ave
Proposals for Coal Bids Open by Topeka Board of Education
The Topeka Board of Education invites sealed bids for coal to supply all city and north of river schools in varying quantities. Bid must include $100 certified check and a $100 performance bond. The board may reject bids and reserves the right to determine delivery terms and times. Proposals close August 10, 18%.
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Osage
Awa
Laweat
Tty
Board of Education
Eward
Hida
H. W. Farnsworth
Topeka
Topeka State Library Building Bid Proposals Open
Sealed proposals for sand finishing plastering and cornicing the State Library rooms in the Capitol building, along with carpentry, arches, platforms, steps and stone dome repairs, are invited by the Kansas Secretary of State. Bids require a 6 percent bid bond and compliance with state laws.
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Secret of the State of
Executive Council
State House
Angus
Fennison
State Rouse Architect
W. Leedy
Topeka City Seeks Wing Addition for Prison Building
Seated proposals will be received until Saturday evening at 3 o'clock for the wing of the city prison building addition. Plans and specifications by the city engineer. Payments on estimates. Requires certified check of 1500.08. Mayor and council may reject any or all bids. City Clerk SS. McFadden.
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Sted
Topeka
Conac
SS. McFadden
Fate of Evan Cisneros in Cuba Engulfs Weyler
Havana dispatch reports General Weyler under pressure over the case of Senorita Cisneros, with Judge and military officials delaying sentencing to avoid scandal. Consul General Lee appeals for pardon and possible US passage, while Weyler battles local protests and cattle seizure orders amid unrest in Trinidad and Santa Clara.
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New York
The
Herald
Havana
Evantha Cassio Cisneros
Ceuta
Weyter
Cuba
Supreme Tribunal
Senorita Cisneros
Weyler
Berris
Isle of Pines
Spain
Weiner
Lee
United States
Trinidad
Santa Clara
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Jancuato
Appeal to the Pope Over Cuban Girl Angelina Cisneros
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has appealed to the pope to intervene to save Angelina Cisneros, a Cuban girl said to be destined for Ceuta dungeons. Mrs. Jefferson Davis has written to the Queen of Spain with a similar plea.
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Ile
Angelina Cisneros
New York
Julia Ward Howe
Ceuta
Jefferson Davis
Spain
Colored graduate from Vassar shines in Boston library work
Boston August 19 A Negro graduate from Vassar, 27, talked of her four years at the college and her duties in the Boston public library. She recalled her father Robert J Hemming and mother, now at Martha's Vineyard, while visiting with her former roommate.
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Boston
Vassar
Ted Meddi
Henry Lewis
Harvard
Robert J. Hemming
Martha's Vineyard
Yukon Railways proposed from Taku Inlet to Lake Tassin
Port Townsend reports Alaska residents backing a plan by the Yukon Mining Trading and Transportation Company to build a railroad from Taku inlet to Lake Tassin about 190 miles, with a 29 mile branch to Juneau's beach. PJ Packard leads, with associates Preston Les and Willard Saulsbury of Delaware, backed by New York and Philadelphia capital. The firm is capitalized at 3 million dollars and has secured charters from the United States, British Columbia, and the Dominion governments.
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Wash. Aus
Juneau
Alaska
Trading & ‘Transportation Company
Taku Inlet
Lake Tassin
Taku
Junway
PJ. Packard
Preston Les
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
New York
Philadelphia
Yoker Mining, Trading &Tranportation Company
Te Company
United States
British Columbia
Dominion
Young Hobart's Flag Presented to First Regiment U S A
Aug 19 at Hotel Champlin N Y the twenty first infantry from Vermont was reviewed by the president and party. Garret A Hobart Jr presented a handsome flag to the regiment while Alger spoke and Colonel Cinewee accepted it. Abner McKinley arrived. Dr Eva Harding appointed reform school physician. savings from homeopathic medicine cited. Beyes Little Giant Pills claimed to cure constipation and sick headache.
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U.S. A
Champlin
U. A
Vermont
Garret A. Hobart, Jr
Alger
Harding Appeistel
Hiya Harding
Reform School
L. A. Ryder
North Tobeke
Ryder
Eva Harding
Harding
Reform Pohcot
Agai Coe Im
Mauve color misadventure at a crowded party
Saumarez mistakes Kitty Marsh for her aunt Miss Marsh while seeking the domino wearing a mauve shade. Fitzgerald confirms the color by a book showing sage green, leading to a mistaken dance and a reveal that sets Kitty and George apart from her aunt. Kitty teases George, and Miss Marsh escorts them out as they resolve their love.
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Fitzgerald
Saumares
Kitty
Saumarer
George Seumarez
Domino
Miss Marsh
Ebe
Saumarez
Georgel
George
American Newspaper Directory as authority for circulation
The American Newspaper Directory is recognized as the authoritative standard among advertisers for newspaper circulations, likening its role to Dun and Bradstreet in mercantile ratings.
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Dun and Bradstreet
State Journal Largest Circulation in Topeka and Shawnee County
The editor of the American Newspaper Directory cites July 1897 figures showing The State Journal as the largest daily by circulation in Topeka Shawnee County and the First Congressional District. The directory will publish full figures September 1 1897, despite claims about postage.
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American Newspaper Directory
Ing
State Journal
Express
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