Topeka Carriers Offer Local Delivery and Mail Rates
The State Journal Daily edition announces home delivery by carlier with weekly tents to Topeka and suburbs and to Kazazaz towns using a car pisr system. Mail rates list three months at 890 and one year at 260, with a weekly edition priced per oars.
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Carlier
Topeka
Kazazaz
Kans as Paragraphs and City News in Atchison Style
A dense Kansas news page from February 1895 mixes editorials and sharp notes on political appointments, local kinsfolk, and small town life. It mentions Gov Morrill’s moves, Topeka politics, and humor about marriages, schools, and a fire wagon purchase, with short items from Oswego, Great Bend, and nearby towns. The piece reflects midwest press cadence and community concerns amid currency debates and local governance.
Taxation reform and poll tax opposition discussed
A renewed push for a universal property value tax faces critique as a burden on the poor and a tool for political patronage. The Albany Argus features a strong warning against reimposing the poll tax, citing extensive criticism of its inequities and calls to resist restoring such a levy.
Masonic Visits Fireside Town and Court News
Hotels brim with visiting Masons as Beaster G Brown travels from Chicago for the grand lodge. Edith Carrill sues for divorce alleging cruelty. The Knights of the Maccabees plan a state convention in Topeka. Four hundred Emporia students head to the state oratorical contest Friday. Police raid three places last night. The senior class plans a class day next month. A peach buds report from the horticultural society secretary. Local notices include a city election, clergy papers, and theater management changes.
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Hicks
BE Lux Sf
Tyler
Municipal League
T. E Bowman
Beaster G. Brown
Chicago
Masonic Grand Lodge
Thurston
the Athletica
J. B Larimer
Texas
Edith Carrill
Casus Carrill
Knights of the Maccabees
Topeks
Emporia
Austin Ridley
Twelfth
Washington Streets
John Norton
Ode Cameron
Forest Avenue
Oakland
Douglas County Horticultural Society
Clerk Sharitt
United States Circuit Court
Deak
California
Dr. Menninger
Ninde Chautauqua
Bunyan
Wilkerson
O. D. Skinner
North
Jackson Street
A. Newman
Tracey
Washburn College
Pate
Taylor Eaya
Harrison
Clerk Wood
The
National
Edward L. Connell
Sanders
Topeka
Cripple Creek
Kansas City
Misa Blanche Stich
Paola
May McAdams
Rossville
Keene
Hamlet
Washburn
Mid-Continent
Gamma Sigma Liters Society
Gaterian
Science Hall
Relief sought for Ford County farmers hit by freight costs
A letter to the editor from Bucklin Kansas dated February 18 1895 appeals for aid as a relief committee struggles with red tape to secure a carload of coal donated by Rich Hill Missouri. The message notes $89 freight and warns farmers may freeze and starve without coal provisions clothing and seed for spring. Representative Fitzgerald is urged to act amid growing distress. The item is followed by local notes from Washburn including illness at Paola and university events.
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The
Stars Journal
Rich Hill
Fitzgerald
Cart
H. Sr
Bucklin
Kansas
Washburn
The Wages of Literature and Journalism in 19th Century Rise and Struggle
Boston, Feb 14. The wages of literature are largely starvation though some writers do well. Journalism pays better for a few, but most authors earn little, often less than a skilled hotel clerk. The article surveys Irving, Cooper, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Emerson, Whittier, Lowell, Holmes, James, and Howells, noting money varies with status, position, and luck.
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Boston
Republic
Irving
Cooper
Washington Irving
Fenimore Cooper
Nathaniel Hawthorne
New England
Salam
Liverpool
Longfellow
Emerson
Whittier
Haverhill
Lowell
Holmes
Prescott
Motley
Bancroft
Parkman
James and Howells
Henry James
England
William D. Howells
Howells
Iteratore
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Bill Nye
M. Quad
C. B. Lewis
American Press Association
Sranina
Interesting engagement of Miss Eliza Otis and Charles Howard Johnson
Special Correspondence from Carcaco reports the engagement of Miss Eliza Proctor Otis and Charles Howard Johnson, with May wedding planned. Otis, a leading lady in Oliver Twist in New York society, rose from Cleveland to Broadway fame. Johnson, a famed color illustrator, rose from penniless beginnings in New York, with a romantic temperament and a seven year old daughter, Gladys. If married, Otis may stay on stage while Johnson resumes his art career with renewed energy.
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Eliza Proctor Otis
Charles Howard Johnson
Carcaco
Miss Otis
West
Cleveland
Brooklyn
New York
Satur
Life
Truth
Kansas Frontier
Cincinnati
Bohemia
Johnson
Atlantic
Gladys
Mr. Johnson
Panmure T
Raskix
Easy trading promises and guarantees at the big house store
The ad extols convenient one-stop shopping with a wide range of goods, buying direct from makers, cash terms, liberal guarantees, and money-back or credit options. It urges readers to compare quality and prices, save time, and seek the store for the best value and selection locally.
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J. W. F. Hughes
Douglass House
Bia
Kantas
Morrill
Sim M. Fox
Manhattan
Fox
Grand Army
Hughes
Peema
U.S
Gren
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