Topeka Edition Rates and Subscription Terms
State Journal notices the carrier delivery price is 10 cents weekly in Topeka and suburbs with the same rate in Kansas towns under car tier systems. Three months by mall at 990. The weekly edition costs 3.60 per year, with further pricing details noted.
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Sworn statement of circulation for Topeka papers 1895
Sworn statements detail first six months of 1895 for Topeka daily papers. The Topeka State Journal reports higher local circulation than rivals, noting postages and territorial reach. The Americas Newspaper Directory lists Topeka Capital’s 1894 average, with guarantees and penalties for inaccuracies.
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Weather Indications and Political Rants From Chicano Aug 22
A fragmented column mixes weather notes for Kansas with remarks on politics and public affairs. It contemplates cooler weather in the northwest and hints at election dynamics, funding for militia during past sessions, and criticisms of party platform and charity appointments. It mentions Ohio Democrats, Topeka tomato growers, and Lawrence Journal editorials.
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Kansas
Mayne
Political Upheaval and Gold Mania Dominate States Talks
The piece surveys party battles in Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio with Boss Gorman and Brice figures shaping platforms while gold as a policy drives factions. It notes Stanley-like tension around Cameron Don and Populists, plus concerns over treasury gold reserves and bond issues amid evolving state conventions.
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Boss Gorman
Maryland
Bows Quay Ia
Don Cameron
Cameron
Werman
Jury of men and women to try breach of promise suit
Kentucky case in Laxcasten reports that Judge C Santley plans a mixed jury of six men and six women to try the breach of promise action brought by W C Strivers against Mrs Catherine West. The suit, long the subject of nationwide interest, was previously set for trial after discussion of a settlement, which was rejected.
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Kentucky
Laxcasten
C Santley
Thirteenth Judicial District
Strivers
W. C
Catherine West
Lady Sholto Douglass Accepted into English Aristocracy
After a detailed inquiry into the California daughter in law, the Marquis of Queensberry declares Lady Sholto Douglass to be entitled to English aristocratic status. J P Wharton, an English resident in Oxdo, prepared the report at the Marquis’s request, which Queensberry has approved.
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San Francisco
California
Marquis of Queensberry
Sholte Douglass
J. P. Wharton
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Queensberry
Contested Inscription on Soldier Monument Sparks ARU Row
San Francisco August 22 A dispute between local ARU members and command officers at the Presidion flares over an inscription reading murdered by strikers on a monument over four soldiers killed in a railroad wreck during the great strike last year. General Graham is urged to remove the line and if refused, an appeal will go to Secretary of War Lamont by next Monday.
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Lamont
ARU
Graham
Absence Could Cost California Lieutenant Governor Seat
In Los Angeles on August 22 a rumor arises that Millard may lose his office if he does not return within a week. He has been absent in Michigan for sixty days, prompting legal questions about succession and residency. Amateur notes mention travel deals with Union Pacific from August 19 to 24 for Boston but are secondary to the political issue.
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Los Angsilas
Millard
Michigan
John Hance
Albuquerque
Hanes
Munchausen
Edith Sessions Tupper Praises The Grand Canyon
Edith Sessions Tupper offers a glowing description of the Grand Canyon, celebrating its vast scenery and natural wonder. Her vivid prose emphasizes awe at the canyon’s depth, colors, and geological grandeur.
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Edith Sessions Tupper
Grand Canyon Adventure Promotes American Travel
A writer extols the Grand Canyon of the Colorado as a sublime American wonder urging readers to visit before railroads reach the region. Details cover travel by stage from Flagstaff, guide Robert Ferguson, camp life, Ming and Tol Frees staff, John Hance’s tales, packing, attire, and risk notes for men and women, with emphasis on scenery and self reliance.
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Ferguson
Powell
Walter Raleigh
Tolfrees
Ming
California
Tolfree
Arizona
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