State Journal Telegraphic Notice Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reference subscription terms temporary quarters 3H and 113 Font Seventh Street and permanent home Topeka State Journal Building 00 Bows Avenue and a Topeka address 208 Potter Bath care American Newspaper Publishers Association with files open to advertisers.
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Font Seventh Street
Topeka State Journal Building
Bows Raises Avenue
Order of
Bell
Potter Bathne
Care American
Puvf Emsociation
Alwasa
Alvertiaent
Great Showing Circulation Statement 1896
The Topeka Daily State Journal leads circulation among Topeka and Kansas papers. The daily average for the first six months of 1896 ending June 30 shows the journal distanced competitors, with no other daily or Sunday paper matching its circulation.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Kansas
Daily State Journal Six Month Circulation Totals
The Topeka Daily State Journal records a six month circulation from January 1 to June 30, 1896. The daily circulation totals for Bret half year are listed, detailing the number of issues and each day’s readership figures.
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Fae
Topeka Daily State Journal
Dopeka Dopeka Euthor and Proprietor Chronicle
Fragments show prices and year figures with scattered terms such as daily average yearly circulation and biennial print notes. Mentions of Dopeka and proprietor, dates in 15th to 19th century appear alongside erratic numbers and printing references. The readable text preserves sparse names and averages without coherent context.
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Euthor and
Dopeka
Ban
McKinley Letter Confirms Gold Standard Stance
The article analyzes Major McKinley's acceptance letter, accusing him of surrendering to the gold power and abandoning prior anti gold platform positions. It contrasts his stance with Cleveland and notes Republican delegates shifted to nominate him despite platform conflicts. Public reaction and potential political consequences are discussed.
Why Gold Returns Explained and Hidden Forces Behind Flows
The article argues gold's return to the country results from a shift in asset holdings as American securities abroad lose appeal and prices fall. It suggests bullion outflow slowed as foreign holders stop selling and U.S. exporters settle trade in cash, pointing to better times ahead and renewed investor activity by brokers.
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Gota
Pingree for Governor: Detroit Mayor Seeks GOP Nomination
Hazen Pingree of Detroit, a leading advocate for silver coinage and an income tax, is the Republican nominee for governor after a Michigan convention backed the St. Louis platform. He is admired by reformers and disliked by the wealthy elites for his wealth and stance.
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Hazen 5
Pingree
Detroit
Republican Party of
Michigan
St. Louia
Enigmatic Detroit Mayor Aspirant: People Support Busy Reformer
The Detroit mayoral figure is described as beloved by laboring crowds yet hated by financial interests. Banks refuse accounts, he funds rival transit lines to cut fares, and consolidated systems now offer three cent rides. Newspapers oppose him, yet voters keep electing him and may back him for governor. He pledges to give the people what they want.
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Detroit
Dubois Position: Silver Republicans Back Bryan Ticket
Idaho silver Republicans favor naming electors for the fusion ticket ensuring Bryan Sewall win. They will nominate a full state ticket they trust to gain broad support, while acknowledging Supporters for McKinley can vote their convictions. They seek unity of silver forces to show state loyalty to the cause.
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Bryan
Boise
Idaho
Dubois
Sewall
Leee Kinley
Meusaley
Hobart
Corbett Absent From Sharkey Fight Meeting
Corbett did not attend the Mondas conference meeting about the Corbett Sharkey fight. He telephoned that a misunderstanding prevented his presence at today's session. A new meeting was set for next month in the afternoon.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Mondas
Corbett-Sharkey
Corbett
Owlme
Were More Republicans
Dodge City Aug 28 Dear Editor Your correspondent reported our fusion convention last Saturday as made up of Democrats and Populists with one or two exceptions In fact over seventy delegates more than one third were old time Republicans and strong to vote A B Reeves
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Dodge City
Hon
The
State Journal
Str
Wade
Democrata
A. B. Reeves
London Times Sees McKinley Letter With Second Hand Ring
The London Times comments on Major McKinley’s letter of acceptance. It notes the vigor of his language but questions the tone and asks why he had not spoken sooner to defend his stated wealth. The piece also mentions future dealings with silverite sleepers and the senate. Senator Caffery of Louisiana is slated as National Democratic Convention chairman with temporary leadership unsettled between Bourke Cockran and Roswell Flower.
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The
London Times
McKinley
Times
Neever
Senate
Senator Caffery
Indianapolis
Euly
Louisiana
Sa Sdething
Betwee Bourke Cockras
Roswell P. Flower
New York
A Look Through South Missouri for Four Cents
The Kansas City Fort State and Memphis Railroad Co offers a book of sixty or more photo illustrated views of south Missouri. It promises accurate knowledge of production and topography to attract home seekers and investors. Mailed free upon receipt of four cents postage. Ad 2 EB Lockwoop, Kansas City Mo.
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South Missouri
Kansas City, Fort State & Memphis Railroad Co
EB Lockwoop
Kansas
Citr Mo
Still They Come. Journal Sees Steady Subscription Increase
The Journal lists new subscribers added yesterday in Topeka and nearby areas. Names include SG Watkins at Polk Street, Hi H Comstock on Polk, Mr. Mitchell on Buchanan Street, and several others from Central Avenue to West Eighth Street. Additional readers in Topeka and outside towns such as Emporia Nortonville Phillipsburg Augusta and Amena are noted.
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Journal
SG. Watkins
Polk St
H. Comstock
Mr. Mitchell
Buchanan St
A. Hiller
Central Ave
North Topeka
Ar. Price
City On Over
Bo Warren
City
A. Washburn
Weshburn
J. Enlter
Kansas Ave
Dr. Wall
Taylor St
L. G Landis
Kan
St. Marve News Dealer
Tatienad Ctis
Altgeld replies to ex congressman Formen letters
Governor Altgeld issues an open letter defending his integrity in response to ex congressman Formen accusations. He labels Formen's claims malicious false and slanderous and claims Formen sought the southern penitentiary commissioner post, a position denied by the governor.
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Formen
Springfield
Altgeld
Forman
Format
Ume
Mr. Forman
Southern Penitentiary
Karnival Krewe Announces Pall Festivities in Kansas City
Mes Karnival Krewe has set headquarters in room 11 New Tork Life building with Assistant Secretary J. B. Murray available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for Karnival week details. Women planning artificial towers for the parade are invited to submit samples at the Krewe HQ for participation, as the group begins posting notices citywide.
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Kansas City
Digstb
Hing Fmobala
Kweeneg
Excursion Rates Across the Santa Fe Route and Distances
Excursion fares listed for August departures on the Santa Fe Route to Lanrence Denver Burlingame St Joseph Wichita and other cities. Fares range around $1.04 to $19 with tickets valid into early September. Several entries mention September travel windows and specific dates for return validity and event travel qualifiers.
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Lanrence
Denver
Burlingame
St. Joseph
Wichita
Oskaloose
Chicago
USA
Must Marry or Die in St Joseph Case Report
Isabelle Carr, a frail 16 year old, told prosecutors she was coerced by her mother and stepfather into marrying laborer Jesse Cook after obtaining a license. She says she was beaten and locked in a room, then escaped to Adem Schiemmer and sought protection. Neighbors vow action against the alleged attackers.
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St. Joseph
Isabelle Carr
Adem Schiemmer
Mary Jesse Cook
Cook
Schlem~mer
Bryan and Harrison to Speak in Indiana Campaign
Indianapolis August 2. Mr Bryan and ex President Harrison likely to address Indiana audiences in coordination with party leaders. Holt in Chicago reports Bryan will deliver five October speeches in the state. Harrison demands no Gowdy involvement and will align with Republican finance committee head E N Nebecker on his Indiana trip.
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Indianapolis
Bryan
Harrison
Holt
Chicago
Indiana
Gowdy
Republican Finance Committee
E. N. Nebecker
Bear cub Weat Knutsford joins Central Park menagerie
A female cub named Miss Primrose Knutsford arrived at Central Park last evening from Salt Lake City. The male cub given to minstrels and the other cub, once a hotel guest favorite, are noted by George S Holmes. Director Smith reports the new arrival as the belle of the bear colony.
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New York
Central Park
Primrose
West
Mingrele
Weat Knutsford
Express
Smith
George S. Holmes
Knutford
Salt Lake City
Miss Primrose Knutsford
Betting Odds Run Wild Over McKinley Victory
San Francisco observers bid heavily on McKinley with $200 to $100 on his presidency and $60 to $90 on a 100 electoral college majority. Colorado wagers show 40,000 votes for McKinley, while California money shifts toward Bryan as Charles Dee offers $1,000,000 on Bryan. W. W. Foote seeks bids for $10,099.
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Denver
Charles Dee
Ilverite
Bryan
W. W. Footeman
Venetian Romance Marred by Odd Love Tale in Rochester
Vincenziy Laneva, 28, and Luria Pasquale, 16, wed in Rochester municipal court. The tale recalls Laneva’s Venice past as a gondolier who saved a child from a canal window. Lucia, then infant, grew to love him and promised to marry. Their journey toward America began with hopes of reunion and family approval.
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Rochester
Vincenziy Laneva
Luria Pasquale
Laneva
Venice
Lucia
Luve
Vincerse
Leneve
América
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ATE Journal
Mkinley
Major McKinley
Wall Street
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Mr. Cleveland
Igst
Ativer
Cleveland
Repubilic
Reeves
Hood
Attades
Betts
Warren M. Crosby & Co
PA. Grean
Nortonville
T. C. Coffman
Phillipsburg
Wright Bros
Hikes
J. W. Skaer
Augusta
Higgins
B. Churchill
Aimena, Kah
King Kobald
Bryan and Harrison
Belle OF
Utah
Seu Frevcisco
W.S. Kale
New Columbia River
Western Foundry-Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Estab
Sugrorchoronorsr
Orsroronchorsr
Anamagenes
Menenene
Topeka, Kas
R. J. Cofran
Sapolio
Seana
Luela
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