State Journal Subscription Terms and Addresses
The State Journal outlines subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with prices by carrier and mail. It lists the Topeka State Journal Building address at 9 Eighth Avenue and New York’s Motter Building as its bureau, noting file access for advertisers and readers.
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Dally Etitinn
Denverna
Topeka
Muburbe
Topeks State Journal
Eacsae Avenue
Eighth
New York
Motter
Acurican Newspaper Pubiishert Association
Usoge
Weather Indications In Chicaro Apr 71 Kansas
Generally fair weather expected through Wednesday with warmer temperatures. Tonight, southerly winds will be brisk to fresh, bringing milder conditions to the region.
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Kansas
Hutchinson Salt Industry Crashes Back To Life
The State Journal defends Hutchinson salt works amid corrections saying the industry is more active than ever and will grow in value to Hutchinson and the state. Readers' letters pressed for truth, noting past misstatements and seeking public clarity on the industry’s status.
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Hutchinson Salt Industry
State Journal
Hutchinson Salt Works
Citigenus
Hutchinesn
Hutchinson
Fersons
Peru Falls as Global Conspiracy Threatens Markets
A chaotic dispatch describes a rising global conspiracy led by a secret guild expanding from Peru toward the United States and Europe. It warns of panic in markets, fear for survivors of alleged Spanish cruelty, and a long arc of subjugation across Mexico and Central America, with political figures awaiting English action on bimetallism and a new book about artist Arthur Peck.
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Peru
Pizarec
The
Ita
London
United
Austria
Pacific
Japan
San Salvador
Amer Fet
México
Mexico
Oliver
Waldott
Fila
England
Germany
Englani
George W. Crane & Co
Arthur EK. Peck
Europe
Western literary critics weigh western fiction and praise
A long critical piece surveys American short stories and novels, naming Wister, Read, Garland, Howe and Bierce among strong Western writers. It extols Opie Read’s work, contrasts eastern and western literature, and praises Hawthornean elements in Nathaniel Hawthorne influenced tales. The essay lauds Amos Read and Garland for vivid character, and notes lyrical, bold storytelling over realistic self-examination.
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Bemeune
Mr. Blowe
Lam
Julian Hawthorne
EB. W. Howe
Opie
Read
Hamlin Garland
Will Allen White
Stanley Waterloo
Maurice Thompson
Ambrose Bierce
James Whitcomb’ Riley
Joaquin Milter
Eugene Field
Lew Wallace
John McGovern
Ella W. Peattie
Thomas A. Dennison
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Lillian Bell
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Geo. Horton
Elwyn A. Barron
Rose" Field
Sam Z. Clover
Ernest Moultey
Dugene
Casterners
East
Canfield
Chicago Times- Herald
Secretary Long Joins Maine Custard Pie Society Outing
Secretary of the Navy John TD Long and family enjoy a midsummer outing near his native Bucfield Maine. The Hartford Custard Pie Association held a picnic at Allen's Grave area famous for a pie baked in a large milk pan. Long was made an honorary member as papers ran photos of him eating a mammoth slice.
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Long
Maine
Tewiston
Aus
John TD. Long
Navy
Bucfield
Hartford
Allen
Tts
Society
Mint Director Preston Says Klondike Won't Hit Gold Value
Washington reports Mint Director Preston states Alaska gold production even if three tons arrive from Dawson City would not affect gold's value. He notes next year’s output may rise due to Klondike discoveries, while market price remains stable.
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Mint
Preston
Klondike
Washington
Robert Eb, Preston
Alaska
Dawson City
Electric sleigh service eyed for Klondike travel ease
Seattle Aug 31 A letter outlines a bold plan by Great Northern Mining and Transportation and partners to inaugurate electric sleighs capable of 40 to 60 mph on smooth ice. Pullman Palace Car Co to build sleighs with heated berths, diamond drill ice prospecting gear, and motor powered sleds for prospecting midwinter.
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Steigh
Seattle
Wash
Klondike
Pullman Palace Car Company
Dawson
William Forbush
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
Great Northern Mining and ‘Transportation Company
Great Northern
Chicago
Palace Car Company
Piiot
Three Millionaires Land in New York From Europe
The New York arrival of Collis P. Huntington, William Rockefeller, and H. C. Frick marks the first homeward rush from Europe aboard four steamers carrying 1,855 cabin passengers and 1,438 steerage fares. Rockefeller paid $162 duty on $865 of dutiable goods. Frick, with family, faced $400 duty while affirming steady prosperity and high wages. Huntington left his baggage to a servant and departed with his wife after nine trunks and about $200 duty.
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Rockefeller
Frick
New York
Europe
Collis P. Huntington
Wm. Rockefeller
Standard OU King
H.C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Works
Helen Clay Frick
Master Childs Frick
All Black Children Gather for Annual Picnic at Lion Park
About 200 Negro children from the United African Methodist Episcopal Sunday School gathered at Second Avenue elevated station awaiting a train to Lion Park for their annual picnic. They sang All Colous Look Alike To Me as a pompous uniformed official tried to maintain order.
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New York
Sixth Street
Second Avenue
United African Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Lion Park
Watson to Quit Politics for Law and Literature
Atlanta news reports Thomas E. Watson, former Populist presidential candidate, plans to sell his newspaper and retire from politics. He reportedly believes Western Populists will align with Free Silver Democrats, weakening Populist strength in the South, and will divide his time between law and his new literary work, a History of France.
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Opie Read
Kentucky
South
Girer
Len Gansett
Mr. Reed
Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Popullet
View
T Onnrn
West
Watson
France
Steerage Fare Slashed on German Transatlantic Line
Hamburg dispatch reports German steamship lines cut steerage passage to New York to 180 marks about 32 50, making transatlantic travel cheaper for emigrants and travelers alike.
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Hamburg
New York
Banderas Leads 12000 Cuban Forces Across Island
New York reports Quinton Bandera’s 12 000 strong Cuban column moved from eastern to western Cuba under Maximo Gomes and Antonio Maceo remnants. The force penetrated Matanzas Havens and Pinar del Rio, strengthening existing units and promising a harsher winter for Spanish arms. Bandera asserts little resistance and cites a June plan by Gomes.
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Banderas
New York
Journal and Advertiser
Maximo Gomes
Antonio Maceo
Martinez Campos
Quinton Banderas
Maceo
Ireland
Zertucha
Matanzas
Havens
Pinar del Rio
Havana
60 Ears Make a Bushel Exhibit at Nebraska State Fair
Bartholomew collects 60 ears of Golden Beauty yellow corn and other samples for display at the Nebraska state fair in Omaha on September 17. He notes 60 ears equaled a bushel and aims to advertise Kansas crops to Nebraska visitors. He will compete for premiums on grain grasses and vegetables and exhibit at the Fall Festival in Topeka.
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Nepourconomew
Thin City
Omaha
Kansas
Nebraska
Bartholomew
Topeka
Santa Fe Plans Supreme Court Appeal of Rate Injunction
Santa Fe will appeal the rate injunction case to the Supreme Court. The company plans to file at the first term, with the law department already preparing briefs. Hurd said no hurry due to the court not convening until October and denied any link to the September 21 state railroad board hearing.
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Supreme Court
Law Department of the Santa Fe
Hurd
Mr. Hurd
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Grain Inspection Ordered for Kansas City Shipments
Siete Urasn Lospeciar Ulver Sasseer ordered to inspect all grain shipments arriving in Kansas City owned by the shipper. Mr Culver began this practice weeks ago amid opposition from grain experts who claimed interstate commerce law violations. The attorney general argues the shipper’s right to inspection is lawful and not conflicting with federal rules.
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Siete Urasn Lospeciar
Ulver Sasseer
Kansas City
Culver
Consignee
Consignor
Inter State
Carnegie's New Hotel Plan at Bellefield Pittsburg
A Morrisburg charter forms the Bellefield company of Pittsburg to build a 90 000 capital hotel near Schenley park entrance Fifth avenue and St Pierre street. Directors include Andrew Carnegie A G Nicola H C Prick George Westinghouse and Hugh Pitcairn. The site was bought from Bishop Phelan for 75000. Architects Rutan and Russell prepared modern plans.
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Bellefeld
Pittsburg
State Department
Morrisburg
Bellefield Company of
Schenley Park
A. G. Nicola
Andrew Carnegie
H. C. Prick
George Westinghouse
Hugh Pitcalra
Fifth Avenue
St. Pierre Street
Bishop Phelan
Rutan and Russell
Princess and her gypsy sail for the West Indies
A Hamburg dispatch reports Janos Rigo the Hungarian gypsy musician who eloped with Princess de Chimay formerly Miss Clara Ward has sailed for the West Indies, accompanied by his partner.
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Clara Ward
Mr. Rigo
West Indies
London
Central News
Hamburg
Janos Rigo
Princess de Chimay
Clans Ward
Tis Paramour
Million-Dollar Furnaces Begin Demolition After Idle Years
A large steel plant starts tearing down three historic blast furnaces begun in the 19th century after decades of inactivity. The furnaces cost nearly 31 million to build and equip, but by 188 they shifted to open hearth and remained idle since then.
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Pquensavaie
Fay Ang
Osea Omentron Company
Steel Daing
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