Topeka State Journal Official City Paper Ad Rates
The State Journal official city edition announces delivery options by carrier for ten cents a week and mail subscriptions with three month, six month, and yearly plans. It notes a permanent office at Topeka Kansas Avenue and Eight, with business contact details and advertising opportunities.
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Topeks State Journal
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New York
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Decision
Weather Indications Washington Aug M Kansas
Weather indications show generally full tonent and Wednesday with winds shifting to southerly. Kansas outlook notes shifts in wind direction and possible temperate conditions.
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Washington
Kansas
Future of Wheat Prices in a Turbulent Market
An analysis of global wheat supply and stock market dynamics argues prices will not quickly rebound from last week’s fall. It credits speculative pressure, profit-taking, and broad market breadth for the zigzag moves, warning cautious investors face potential losses while farmers and buyers weigh legitimate demand against oversupply.
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Chicago
Europe
Meir Holdings
Henry Clewson
Operadora
Wall Street
Macy
The Peril of India from the New York World
The outlook in India shows some improvement yet danger remains as Sikh and Sepoy mutiny memories linger. The piece notes British missteps in the mutiny era and praises later reforms with English officers in command. It highlights a vast 490 million population viewed as conquered and desperate, resisting imperial control.
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New York
India
Nana Sehid
Lucknow
Colin Campbell
Havelock
Growing Indian unrest storms over sanitary drive clash
The passage describes intense anger toward British rule in India amid plague and famine. It notes grievances and prejudices, accusing authorities of profaning temples mosques and homes during sanitary inspections. An inflammatory address spreads fear of a potential nationwide uprising despite troop mobilization.
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India
Telegraph service faults in Kansas delays dispatches
A Kansas editorial laments unreliable telegraph service causing delays and misrouting of dispatches. It cites a State Journal item held two hours at Wellington and delayed beyond press time, plus a St John dispatch delayed en route, urging remedy to prevent waste of correspondent effort.
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Kansas
State Journal
Harper
Wellington
St. John
Kan
Topeka
Everims
Two Kinds Of Howlers In This Country
A fragmentary satirical clipping contrasts calamity and prosperity howlers in the wheat market and public life. It mocks overblown reactions, notes readers’ quirks, and mentions a popular Atchison girl alleged to be engaged, a church crowd, and social commentary on behavior and happiness.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Times-Herald
Atchison
Trout fishing a fake George Sherritt recalls Wyoming trip
George F Sharritt says he is through with trout fishing after a Wyoming trip. He recalls slipping into water, rubber boots filling, and wasting effort chasing small trout along Horse Creek and near the Kensae River, declaring he would not fish trout again for pay.
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George Sherritt
Wyoming
George F. Sharritt
X Creek
Horse Creek
Flore
Kensea
Milk Trust Scheme Targeting Greater New York
A proposed milk trust for Greater New York centers on a promoter named Gilmore who claims an English syndicate will invest up to ten million dollars with more backing. He seeks to buy dealers, lock them into a twenty year radius ban, and run a two to three depot system to cut costs and boost profits.
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Racard Hall
Ides Milk Trust
John DB. Salmore
Gilmore
Wall Street
Heying
Ollright
New York
Child's Long Swim Test Amid Hill City Flooded Water
In Tennessee on August 24 a 9 year old girl named Litzle swam for about half an hour covering nearly three quarters of a mile without rest. Her father, a Hill City merchant, followed in a skiff and wagered she would swim a mile next time.
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Ooga. Tenn
Litzle
Sheen Nesses
Mr. Hagan
Hill City
Il Thie City
Kaiulani Hopeful for Hawaii Queen Role Upon Return
Princess Kaiulani, now of age, plans to return to Hawaii in October after a decade abroad in England and Europe. She uncertainly forecasts a possible monarch role if annexation fails, seeks a royal republic compromise, and notes aunt Liliuokalani’s slim restoration chances. She will reach New York around September 25 and may visit Liliuokalani in temporary exile with Kalakaua’s father accompanying her.
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San Francisco
Kaiulani
Hawaii
England
Island
Lilluokelant
New York
Liiuekalant
Congress
Kalumal
Greeks Not Whipped 8000 Urge War Renewal in Athens
A meeting of over people in Athens urged King George and the government to reject the proposed Greece Turkey peace treaty and resume hostilities halted by the truce. The public press largely opposes resumption of war, while many Athens agitators push for renewal. Local ads note various products and services including Ayers Hair Vig and Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Athens
Aus
George
Greece
Turkey
Georgia Convicts Plan to End Lease System in State Penitentiary
Atlanta August plan by Principal Keeper J S Turner and Gov Atkinson proposes ending the lease system over five years. The project includes a permanent penitentiary on 5000 to 7400 acres with clay deposits and quarries, housing 600 inmate workers initially, then reassigning 180 workers to brickmaking and quarry work. The state expects to recoup about 640000 dollars in five years to fund the plant.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. S. Turner
Atkinson
Bir Turner
Turner
Princal
Butterine law defeated in Kansas City case
State Inspector David A. Blanton who aimed to convict under the anti butterine law lost again in Justice Spitz's court. The jury discharged Job Martignoni, proprietor of a cheap restaurant, after five minutes deliberation, though evidence showed the article contained a small percentage of marine coloring.
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Kansas City
David A. Blanton
Job Martignoni
Idle stockyards plant to become beet sugar factory
San Francisco reports the Union Stockyards plant at Rodeo idle for five years, planned to be converted into a beet sugar factory by the same company building a Crockett plant in Contra Costa. Genera tor Perkins is among the promoters. Also notes new California mammal species discovered by D. Coolidge in San Bernardino Cucamonga mountains and Colorado desert. An appeal from Mrs Thorpe recounts a veteran’s cure from Chamberlain's remedy. Excursions to the Southwest offered by Santa Fe Route in 1807 with special fares.
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San Francisco, Ave
Union Stockyards Company
Rodeo
Wich
Came Company
Crockett
Contra Costa County
Genator Perkina
Palo Alto
Cal
D. Coolidge
Flo
San Bernardino
Cucamonga
Colorado Desert
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Texas
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Great Southwest
Topeka
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Tomato reception offer at Monroe Street factory
Advertises accepting tomatoes from contractors and others in any quantity starting now at a factory on Monroe Street. Mentions a "magic heater" Cherry Cough Syrup for coughs colds and consumption.
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Monroe Street
Drumgisis
Sousa To Invade London With 60 Musicians
New York August 24 Sousa will not tour America next spring as planned with De Wolf Hopper. The break stems from Sousa pursuing a London season beginning April 4 while Hopper’s tour plans were halted. Sousa seeks a 65 member band for a strong English debut, leaving the Hopper partnership dissolved and Stevens disappointed.
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New York
John Philip Sousa
de Wolf Hopper
Ben D. Stevens
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Hopper
Stevens
Sousa
London
Hopper-Sousa
Mr. Stevens
Caney Island
Europe
Loudon
Sam Nixon
Nixon & Zimmerman
England
Charles Klein
Prison Inspectors Debate Idle Prisioner Insanity at King's County
Charles J Boyd of Middletown and William Remington of Canton, state prison commission members, visited the King's county penitentiary for annual inspection. They, with Charities Commissioner Burtis and Warden Hayes, discussed insanity among prisoners and the role of idleness. Hayes and Burtis clashed over whether idleness affects minds, while work on public improvements and street labor for prisoners were advocated by Murtis and Remington.
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New York
Charles J.boyd
Middletown
William Remington
Canton
Hayes
Burts
Murtis
Remington
Hounds Arrest 26 Violators in Upper Wildcat Region
Deputy Fish Commissioner Welty returned from the Upper Wildcat with notices of 26 law violators arrested for fish protection. Dinamite and other methods were used near Jerome Dam. several men including Rev Isaac Newhouse and Rev James West were fined $35 each. Bloodhounds aided the chase. Pullman sleepers advertised for Santa Fe route to Colorado. Cough remedy ads and travel notes intermingle in this mixed local page.
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Lancaster
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