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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1895
Page
4
The State Journal announces delivery by carrier at 19 cents weekly across Topeka and nearby towns, with mail options available. The advertise price lists weekly and annual rates for the weekly edition, noting the paper’s rise in cost and service area.
A 1959 Topeka Capital report compares daily averages of circulation for the Star Journal with the Topeka Daily State Journal and notes the Capital leads in readership in nearby areas. Dispatches discuss Kansas political figures, debates, and currency measures amid broader national coverage.
The piece argues against favoritism for gold mine owners over silver, calls for rationing imports of European goods, and critiques currency policy. It also notes Populist views, Montana politics, and hints at Chinese policy under a changing administration. The tone is critical of government and foreign competition as seen through the lens of late 19th early 20th century mining and tariff debates.
A report recalls a large grey wolf seen near an orchard edge south of Topeka by William Warren and companions around 4 o clock, weighing about sixty pounds. The item also notes a bank loan to C M Sheldon, a seed grain issue, Kansas seed grants, a Topeka printer named John Harris, and a doctor praising Dr King’s New Discovery after a life threatening illness.
Chicago and San Francisco adopt height limits on new buildings amid concerns over street crowding fire safety and dampness. The piece notes New York lags in restrictions, cites Nassau Street conditions, and argues high rises pose fire and health risks while marveling at modern steel frame construction enabling tall blocks.
The Rev Peter T Rows elected missionary bishop of the new Alaska diocese and later consecrated in New York. Born in Toronto November 20 1858 he educated at the University of Toronto and entered the priesthood in 1880. He spoke six languages and led missions across northern Ontario and Michigan with strong educational and social work. He held education posts in Chippewa County and was active in church and fraternal societies.
Long profile of Senor Andrade Venezuela's minister to the United States described as a shrewd, cultured diplomat with multilingual prowess. Notes his career, education, and tactful, courteous approach shaping Washington views on Venezuela. Also mentions Bank of England cash flow and Trilby manuscript on view in London galleries.
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