Topeka Daily Edition Home Delivery Plan
The State Journal Oficial Paper offers two week home delivery for ten cents to any part of Topeka or nearby towns with carrier service. Subscriptions are available at the same price in all towns served by this paper’s carrier network.
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Ty Carrier
Topeka
Pubtrice
Eaneas
PAL
Tven
Ny Daily
Averivam
Juno
Te Capitsl
Ageres
Stra
Joumwate
Topeka Daily State Journal and currency debate notes
The piece recalls circulation figures for Topeka dailies and discusses postage usage, then shifts to national finance. It cites Topeka circulation leadership, mentions weather and Chicago forecasts, and critiques currency reform efforts. It notes political figures like AxXATOR BAKER and Speaker Reed in context of banking policy.
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Speaker Head
Kansas
Celderhead
Broderick
Debates on the Nations Credit and Silver Coinage
The piece critiques government debt policy and the push to restore silver coinage at the pre 1873 parity. It argues for honoring contracts, warns against devaluing greenbacks, and discusses mortgage redemption under new law. It also notes reactions to Chief Justice Martin and political shifts in Kansas, highlighting Kate Addison’s suffrage leadership and Populist critiques.
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Esme
United States
Medicine Lodge
Martin
Cressst
Kansas
Morrill
Lewelling
Curtis of Topeka praised as effective congressman in Kansas politics
The article lauds Charley Curtis of Topeka as the leading Republican in Kansas for his work and influence in the House, likening him to Plumb in his prime. It notes Curtis’s selfless service to constituents regardless of party and asserts his unlikely exit from the House for decades unless elected to higher office. Avalon Avis Steepes endorses Herman on the presidential ticket and critiques McKinley and Reed.
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Dem
Charley Curtis
Topeks
Bansea
House
Senate
Lucien Baker
Curtis
Plumb
Atellah
Steve Brodie Raises Bowery Soldiers for War
Steve Brodie announces he has formed a company of Bowery recruits to prove easy army raising. About one hundred men gathered at his saloon vow to “do or die” and he offers food lodging and 30 days readiness to march at the president’s call.
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Steve Brodie
Bowery
Brodie
Broody
Steve
Jetties Fail to Keep Mouth Open New Orleans
United States engineer Major Quinn reports gulf shoaling at the mouth of the jetties, with the bar extending 1,600 feet farther offshore since 1879. He warns only an extension of the jetties and a canal with locks from Algiers to Barataria Bay could provide lasting relief, at great cost and future renewal.
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Pps
New Onceans
Quinn
United States
Saglouerins
Gulf Coast
Gulf
le Guys
Theess
New Orleans
Algiers
Barataria Boy
Clara Morris Injured After First Act at Park Slope
New York dispatch reports actress Clara Morris sprained her ankle leaving the stage at the Park Theatre in Brooklyn after the first act. Despite the pain she summoned medical aid and completed the performance in Firemen's Relics.
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New York
Misa Clara Morriz
Park Sheater
Brooklyn
Misa Morris
Hiad
Carson Mint Scandal in Nevada Prompts Board Probe
Nevada officials discover 73,000 dated 1883 silver dollars in the state treasury. questions rise over clandestine minting for a potential profit. The piece ties to broader local business notices and ads mentioning crafts, coal, and a prominent journal subscription.
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Nevada
Cansom
Nev
State Board of Examiners
United States
Carson Maint
Zella Nicolaus Says She Will Travel To Pacific Coast
Zella Nicolaus appeared today and told acquaintances she would spend the winter on the Pacific coast. She exhibited a large roll of money and claimed to have received $40,000 from George Gould last week. She planned to stay on the coast for the season.
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Teolane
Excia
Osares
Ind
Zalla Nicolaus
George Gould
Pacific Coast
Labor council rejects indorsement of Cleveland Monroe doctrine
Milwaukee Dec 23 Organized labor through the Moderated Trades council voted 5105 to oppose a resolution endorsing President Cleveland’s Monroe doctrine as stated to Congress. The council will still engage in politics, electing delegates to cooperate with the People’s Party for the spring campaign.
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Milwaukee
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Clara Morris
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Children’s Suits
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Greenwald & CO
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Sifth Streets
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Plano
Tee
John Church
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
EB Guild
Fanrxsworts & Asner
Kaneas
Resing Coal Co
Bank of Topeka
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Zella
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West Sixth Street
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OOTH
Star Grocery
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