State Journal subscription terms and address notes
The notice lists subscription terms for the State Journal, indicating temporary quarters at 112 East Seventh Street and permanent home at 34 Potter building care American Newspaper Pub. It references the publication’s year, office addresses in New York area, and other printing details as part of the subscription notice.
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East Seventh Street
Pek State Journal
Sirt Kirjas Avenue
New York
Potter Build&, Care American Newspaper
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation For First Half 1896
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports its circulation for the first six months ending June 9 1896. It notes competition from Mistanondai and claims no deity or Sunday paper in Topeka or Kansas matches its reach. The average daily circulation figure is provided in the statement.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeks
Kansis
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Figures
The record shows daily circulation totals for the six months from January 1, 1896 to June 30, 1896 and the six month sum. The annualized figure is cited as 10,025 copies per day with a total over the six months and a note on the editor and proprietor at Mopeka Kan dated July 1 1896.
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Iim
Tsyoer
The Case Against the Present Gold Standard
A historical critique argues that the claim all dollars are equal under the gold standard is false. It asserts only gold and silver are money, that government paper is redeemable in either, and warns that reliance on gold backing could lead to repudiation when gold runs short. The piece questions the value of silver coinage and foresees fiscal crises if gold becomes scarce.
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United States
Campaign Cleanliness Amid Past Bitter Politics
The piece reflects on a currently clean campaign, noting a rare denial of personal attacks by Republicans including Thurston and Almswif. It recalls the 1884 era when Cleveland rivals launched private character assaults, leading to political fallout and legal threats, and argues politicians deserve protection from private character smears.
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Thurston
Bryan Ie
Republicana
Thurston Almswif
State Central Committee of
Indiana
Bisine
Kentucky
Indianapolis Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Weather Indications for Kansas Showers Then Fair and Cooler
Chicago August 21 reports showers this afternoon, generally fair tonight and Sunday, followed by a cooler night and warmer Sunday. Northerly winds.
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Chicago
Kansas
Cowherd Victorious in Democratic Congressional Nominee Race
In a fractured statewide result Eaness Clits Acce 22 situational text from a degraded OCR shows a decisive Democrat victory with ex Mayor Wy as a standout figure. The piece notes a clear nominee outcome for the party’s congressional race.
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Eaness Clits
Miss Vanderbilt Bridesmaids to Be Great Heiresses
New York report details Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt’s bridesmaids, all potential heiresses, with estimates of vast fortunes. Several are noted relatives of prominent Vanderbilts and Gerrys, including Emily Vanderbilt Sloane and Anbury Gerry heirs, each linked to multi million dollar inheritances and public spirited pursuits.
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New York
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Henry Parne Whitney
Newport
Mittunn
Gladys Vanderbilt
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
Mere
Iltiaea Douglas Sloane
Cornelius Vanderbit
Sloane
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Ant-Basement Circle
Herister Mewine
A.B Ca
Misses Gerry
Elbridge T. Gerry
Bliss Angelica Geery
Whitney-Vanderbilt
Minnie Taylor
Miss
Two New York Teachers Wed Cambridge Chinamen
Quiet double wedding in Cambridge tied two New York Sunday school teachers to local Chinese laundrymen. Ceremony led by Justice of the Peace Himer Young. brides, about 20, were introduced by acquaintance with the Chinamen and had traveled from New York to marry.
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Boston, Ave
New York
Brandon
Charles May
Jim Sing
Nellie Sy
Himer ” Young
Cambridge
New Turk
Politician's Guests Free Outing Draws Thousands in Jersey City
Nearly 10 000 men women and children joined a free excursion today from Robert Davis the Democratic leader of Hudson county. It was the seventh annual outing for the poor and the largest ever held in Jersey City with eight barges crowded to capacity. William Helier director of the board of freeholders attended the arrangements. Davis mingled with politicians from across the county as barges traveled the Hudson to River View. Women and children had reserved deck space while others danced and volunteers provided sandwiches and silk.
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Jersey City
N. J
Robert Davis
Hugeon County
Davis
Tersey City
William Helier
Board of Freeholders
Levens Siee
Hudson
River View
Blanchard Letter Signals Dakotа Political Tussle
In South Dakota the Blanchard brothers discuss the state scene. They note free silver as a rallying issue, monthly silver speeches, and Populist activity but expect a Republican carry with work on reforms and the presumed outcome in the state election.
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New Fork
Ati
James A. Blanchard
Charles D. Blanchard
Campbell
Sre
Leadville Mine Plans Hire Non-Union Workers After Strike
Leadville Aug 22 report says the Colorado mine, shut for a month by the strike, has been fenced and provisioned to operate for a month. It is rumored the plan is to start non-union miners next Monday, though the manager declines comment.
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Leadville
Col
Colorade
Eneugh
Campaign Club Opens With Speech on Political Revolutions
A political meeting of the Campaign Club heard a speaker from Missouri named De Demorthones of the South address questions of promises and reforms. He urged using reason and truth as weapons, recalled the fourty acres and offices promised, and warned that political revolutions are at hand as the nation faces change.
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Gardner
Campaign Club
Spencer
Gouri
South
Webber Kneern
Lis Kentry
Die Fair Land
Ebery
Gunte
Woodbine
Beating a Confidence Man on the Detroit Train
A humorous Detroit Bree Press item recalls Sam Garland of Beanville meeting a nephew on a Broadway bound tram. The young men mistake an unknown traveler, who proves to be a confident stranger, as Sam’s relative, while the nephew learns a lesson about relying on others.
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Detroit
Bway
Sam Garland
Beanvillq
Garland
Larmpeor
Confederate
Jim Sampson
Bree Press
Tough Treatment at Summer Resort Ends in Mock Heartbreak
A man claims heartbreak after a girl’s reaction at a summer resort, but medical evidence finds no organic lesion beyond slight palpitation possibly from cigarettes. He vows to verify a partner’s health next time.
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Cincinnant Enquirer
Political Oration Mixes Rhyme and Rhetoric in Turbulent Era
An orator derides broken promises and political posturing as crowds chant defiant phrases. He rails at tariff debates and wealth promises while urging practical action, linking labor hardship to national identity and unity amid a turbulent period.
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