Topeka State Journal Subscriber Rates and Delivery
The Topeka State Journal announces delivery by carrier for ten cents weekly and reduced mail rates with three months at ninety dollars or one year at three eighty. Includes weekly edition pricing and expansion to Kansas towns served by carrier system.
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Greatest in Kansas Avelay Daily Circulation
The text appears to be a fragmented OCR sample from a newspaper page. It references a greatest in Kansas measure, mentions circulation figures, dates, and an American newspaper staff context. The readable parts are disjointed and do not form a coherent event or story.
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Neowin
Maio Tiaccio
H. A
Jderey Bennett
Washington
Lawrence Hares
Walton Coats
Lincoln Courty
W. B. Masuber
W. Pitcher
Spring Hill
Lia House
Abisinee
Oman
Weather Indications Catcada Dee 29 Foregrist for Ran rue
Fragmented weather forecast text mentions fair night conditions, a warning about upcoming winds, and various garbled phrases. The piece also contains references to officials, legal matters, and financial figures, but the readable portion centers on a dated forecast and scattered local notes.
Public officials blamed in heated diatribe over murder cases
A heated set of opinions attacks police, coroners, and juries over handling of murder investigations. The author argues officers pursue “nonsense” delays, while accusing leaders of jealousy and incompetence. Mentions Kansas City, Governor Lewelling, and party politics coloring law enforcement.
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The Currency Bill and the Congressional Clash
A special correspondence from Wasiuxs7Tox reports sixteen productive days in the short session as Congress debates the Nicaragua canal bill and a major currency measure. Walker fights for a banking plan while Springer Hall and others push the Carlisle bill, with factional splits and sharp questioning on coin and treasury policy amid rising calls for reform.
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Ancient Heirloo Amulets Passed Through Indian Royal Lineages
Ancient heirlooms called Amulets are now worn by royal noble families in India and are believed to have been handed down from father to son for nearly two millennia.
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Indias
Modern Young Woman’s Bicycle Accident and Our Tough Wit
A brisk October ride ends with a fall as a young woman on a bicycle skids into a ditch. The narrator helps her rise while she laments her near victory and accuses him of hindering her ambition at the Plankville Ladies Bicycle Club. Nearby a Centerville resident recalls a colorful Boston trip and the burden of a shirt tale about Jeems.
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Peter
Brilliant Scheme and Epigrams in Toledo Daily Fragments
A Dayton theatricals scheme ends in attempted arrest over a letter theft, with acquittal and six dollar penalties for the troupe. The column also features a parade of quips, fables, and witticisms from the New York World, Detroit Tribune, and local joke snippets, including satire on statecraft and a clock cuckoo moment.
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Fragmented overheard scenes from a jumble of 19th century quotes
A garbled assemblage recounts a visit by an older woman to a city store, mixed literary snippets, and snippets about poems rejected by editors, misheard dialog, and cartoonish grievances. The collage preserves names and places only as fragments, with no clear cohesive event.
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Catia
Ancient Egyptian Curse of the Pyramid Questioned by Visitor
A royal visitor at Egypt's court questions the purpose of a vast structure. King Cheops answers cautiously, noting that clues lie in the construction's final stone when set in place, as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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King Cheops
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Price's Baking Powder Deemed Pure and Wholesome
In a Washington Star report chemist Dr James Albrecht formerly mayor of New Orleans analyzes Dr Price's Baking Powder and declares it rightly celebrated and perfectly pure and wholesome.
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United States Mint
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First Snow In England Rips Through Channel Storms
A heavy gale sweeps the English Channel delaying mail steamers. Snow covers parts of England for the season opener. The barkentine Woodville, from Dublin to Liverpool, foundered with loss of crew. one report notes drownings. Weather disrupts shipping and travel as seas run high.
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