State Journal printer ad notices and address lines
Fragmentary notice lists editorial staff and subscription terms with multiple stray addresses and telephones. It mentions temporary quarters at two East Seventh Street locations and a permanent home at the State Journal Building, 80 Kansas Avenue, plus Bell Telephone numbers and an earlier New York address, all in a haphazard layout.
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East Seventh Street
Woeks State Journal Building
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Daily Journal Circulation Figures For 1890s
Fragmentary lines show daily circulation figures for Topeka Daily Journal in 1890s reports. The June 20 1896 average is listed as 10 625 with daily belt print details and comparisons to other papers.
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Yorcke Daily State Journal
Ubuy
Sunmlay
Publiet
Topeka
VE Journal
Mim
Maree Oete
Rene Aoe
Enae
Peecetel
Aa Sundar
Ideuen
Daily State Journal
Sit
How We Grew 1895 Circulation Report
In the 1895 period the Kan newspaper notes growth in circulation and provides a brief financial hint with a figure shown as $00, indicating a placeholder or incomplete data for the year. The entry appears in a July 1, 1896 issue under the editor and proprietor listing.
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Kan
Why They Leave The Political Climate Divides Voters
A reader's analysis argues that presidential campaigns do not predict instant economic shifts. It suggests McKinley’s election may yield stability, while a Democratic victory could spark gradual price rises. The piece critiques Cleveland era policy, notes bond and gold disputes, and discusses party allegiance amid uncertain futures.
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McKinley
Cleveland
Tf Be
Chielhess Basta
Senate
Grand
Posaftie
Debate on class interests and national policy divides readers
The piece argues against portraying policy as a clash of opposed classes or regions. It contends producing workers are honest and seek the country’s good, while financiers benefit from crises. It notes sliver sentiment and wealth disparity, urging caution against selfish policies by any class or individual.
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Wall Street
Aury
Millonaire
Rich Man and Labor in Political Scrutiny
A critical monologue denounces bankers railroads and corporate trusts for neglecting workers while feigning care. It claims many laborers lack food and clothing yet defend a govt system that limits gains, calling readers and leaders from opposing sides into question. The piece suggests vast ignorance amid partisan rhetoric.
American bicycles spark debate in Ireland report
Washington reports that American bicycles cause a stir in Ireland as seen through a Dublin briefing by vice consul A Dorin Pratt. British makers challenge weight versus strength, criticizing tube shapes wheels crank brackets and mudguards. Pratt urges foreign buyers to demand detachable tires brakes and mud guards while American firms resist minor design changes as they expect eventual acceptance of American quality.
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Washington
Aug
Ireland
A_ Dorin Pratt
Dublin
State Department
United Kingdom
Criticised a Bishop in Colorado Conference Expelled Minister
Denver reports the Colorado M B conference expelled Rev. F F Passmore from the ministry for accusing Bishop Warren of colluding with saloon keepers and gamblers. Passmore argued he acted to oppose liquor interests and political parties, challenging the canon against liquor influence in church matters.
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Denver
Chilorado M B
F. F. Passmore
Becauae
Warren
Baling
Gambiera Mir Passmore
Move to California by Kingston stud in Kentucky
San Francisco August 23 J B Ferguson a renowned California Jockey Club starter has decided to relocate part of his Kingston stud from Lexington to California He plans to lease land near San Mateo to raise about 20 brood mares and one Kingston stallion likely George or Princess I to be bred for California's growing thoroughbred market Cyclists Ride With Cowbells Kalamazoo Ave 2 A bicycle demonstration erupted after a city ordinance on bells and loud bikes the council vows enforcement
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San Francisco
J. B. Ferguson
California Jockey Club
Kingston
Lexington
California
San Mateo
Mr. Ferguson
George
Princess I
America
Kalamzzoo, Ave
Excursion Rates to Various Cities Listed
Excursion fares issued by the Santers Route home line include trips to Lawrence, Denver, Burlingame, St Louis, Wichita, Chicago, and Indianapolis with various August and September travel dates. Ticket prices range from 3.04 to 14.50 plus a national event fare for Associated Merchants. Tickets remain valid into early September with different cutoffs per destination.
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Lawrence
Denver
Burlingame
St Msurn
Wichita
Cskuigosa
St. Paul
Aetive Associated Merchants
Us.a
Santa Fe Route Home Roadconvention and fares
Convention National Democratic Party in Indianapolis September 7 and 4 1896 with round trip fare one dollar. Tickets on sale August 3 through 7 return to September 9, agents and depot locations listed. Mixed with scattered ad fragments for retailers and services.
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National Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Ind
Umil
Cromwell & Jeffers
North Tootics
Banta Fe
Pirh Street
Garvey
Saved Trees Prompt City curb decision on Maple Avenue
W Niles camped under two historic walnut trees with a shotgun to block a curb project that would encroach on the trees. The Los Angeles council approved the Maple avenue street improvement today despite the protest, accepting an eight foot radius around the trees and denying the protest.
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Los Angeles
W. Niles
Maple Avenue
Niles
Munson
Pullman Porters Organize Benevolent Labor Order
The Pullman Porters Union, first of its kind for colored railway workers, forms as a benefit organization modeled on the Order of Railway Conductors. Robert A. Caldwell leads as grand chief, with G. H. Wheeler grand secretary and Randall Woodford grand treasurer, aiming to fund sick porters and burial costs nationwide from Chicago headquarters.
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Chicago
America
Robert A. Caldwell
Caldwell
G. H. Wheeler
Randall Woodford
Signal Corps Breaks Distance Record On Catalina-Wilson Link
In Los Angeles a National Guard signal corps team tied up Mount Wilson to Black Jack Peak on Catalina Island. Corporal Washburn, Private Swisher climbed Black Jack with a 13 member group, while Lieutenant Lawrence led 13 on Mount Wilson. At 4 10 p m the Mount Wilson station read the return flash from Black Jack and messages were exchanged. The final message boasted signaling over seventy three miles by land and sea, breaking California state distance and world water signaling records.
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Los Angeles
Aug
Signal Corps
N. G C
National Guard
Signar Corps
Black Jack Peak
Catalina Island
Mount Wisen
Washburn
Swisher
Lawrence
Mount Wilson
Old Trails
Black Jack
Skeleton Camp siege planned in New Mexico frontier action
Silver City New Mexico August plan to capture bandits entrenched in Skeleton camp near the New Mexico line. Marshal Hall recruits deputies to attack without troops, targeting the robbers led by Joe George who vanished after a Stein's Pass train hold up. Attack expected Sunday morning to aid two wounded in Nogales fight. local details unfold amid frontier tensions.
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Silver City
N. M
United States
Hall
New Mexico
Pt Bayard
Grant Marshal Hall
Joe George
Southern Pacific
Stein's Pass
Colorado
Canon
Sheriff's Posse
Nogales
A Woman for Governor in Wyoming Nomination Debate
Wyoming Republicans consider Estelle Reel for governor in 1898. As state superintendent, she built a record of leadership and campaigned nationwide, visiting every county, delivering 500 speeches, and riding miles to connect with voters. Her allies flag Wyoming’s early suffrage history and note Reel’s proven vote-getting campaign style.
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Mie Res
Wyoming
Estelle Reel
Estelle
Miss Reel
Mother Mortis
The Founder of Creede Mining Town
The southern California based miner N C Creede founded the town of Creede after striking wealth at Holy Moses and Amethyst mines. Born in Fort Wayne and a former army scout, he earned about 1.5 million dollars before losing much to bad investments and extravagance.
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California
America
N. C. Creede
Creede
Fort Wayne
Ind
Colorado
Holy Moses
S.C. Creede
Moses
D. AL Moffat
T. Smith
LE. Campbell
Proposals for Coal and Stationery By Board of Education
Sealed proposals due September 7 1896 for coal supply to city public schools for 1898 97 plus related coke and screening requirements. Bids judged on coal quality not only price. options cover all schools or north or south of river. A certified $100 check and $1 000 bond required. board can reject all bids. Sealed proposals also for stationery including papers pens pencils selections from samples Dixon Faber or Bagis. board may reject all bids.
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Osage City
Board of Education
Dixon, Faber Or
Bagis
H.W. Farnsworth
Cheap Hates to Danver at Eisteddfod Meeting
Announcement for the annual Eisteddfod meeting in Denver Colorado September 1 to 5. Union Pacific offers one fare round trip from points in Saas and No Tickets sold August 23 to September 1. Inquiries to depot agent J C Fulton for further details.
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Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
Brasia
Saas
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York
Potter Bulldcare
Americas
Sassoul
Ar Va
Railroid
Satan
Bicycles
Minister Passmore
Methodists
B. Ferguson
Santa FE Rocte
A. P. Smwyer
Bradshaw
Fairfield
I. Frank
Cadies
Ecolote
Peerless
Steam Launa@ry
W. St
Pullman Porters Unite
Corps
Skeleton
A. P Sawyer
Mary Jane Marshall
Galesburg
Frank Sim
Pharmaist
Tatec Hood
Hood
Paioua
Wheel Bargains
Pat. Stomer
Wim.Taylor
Western Foundry d Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Estab
Prorce Chorsece Orcesachou
Orcesroes
Topeka, Kas
R. L. Cofran
Proprietor
Supolio
Hardin Ladies' S College and Conservatory
J.C. Fulton
Gerson
Pottae
Smet & Howidas
Ge Pransield
J. Jones
J.P. Somey
J. Arnod
Omey
Bank of Topeks
Topeks
Kansas
M. J. Harrington
GEL Delaware Gi
Xansar City, Ma
Ber Park
B. Sud
Furatsheare
Camden Station
Baltimore, Md
Hs West
Cete
Eighth Ave
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