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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1895
Page
4
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The Topeka Daily Journal reports sensational circulation figures for 1860s era papers, arguing its own dominance. It cites the American Newspaper Directory and local publisher data, while noting disputes over accuracy and the potential for refunds if figures are incorrect.
The piece argues Congress is heavily influenced by Wall Street and will resist the president’s currency and banking proposals. It notes Democratic lawmakers facing perilous political futures and cites figures like Cleveland, Rothschilds, and several named senators and representatives while contrasting federal enforcement with state and municipal law. It closes urging listeners to attend a lecture by John Macdonald at Central Church.
Mr Bowser and wife Bowser debate health routines then stage a boxing impromptu with a tramp. The husband meets a brutal knockout, vanishes, and wakes up in the attic with a broken jaw. Mrs Bowser narrates the sequence while noting the strange, comic misadventure from the 1895 incident.
A collage of short quips and vignettes from American papers with satirical takes on Armenian atrocities Turkish cruelty and everyday absurdities. Snatches include a bluesy misquote about Armenians a minister’s wedding dinner envelope surprise and light global and domestic humor from Chicago Post Life Indianapolis Journal and Chicago Tribune.
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