Topeka Edition Subscription Rates Announced
The State Journal lists carrier delivery at 10 cents per copy with eight weeks to Topeka and suburbs, or same price in Kansas towns served by the carrier. Mail rates shown: three months for 90 cents and yearly full edition for 1.50, with weekly edition at 50 cents.
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Topeke
Auburbs
Kansas Town
Weather and political commentary from Shawnee Kansas era
A fragmented article blends Kansas weather forecast for Feb 27 with editorial notes on democracy, judiciary, and national finances. It questions federal court funding in Topeka, critiques gold and silver monetary policies, cites Vienna panics and Austria, and laments partisan appointment of judges amid calls for silver restoration. It mentions Cuba Hawaii annexation rumors and sugar trade concerns.
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Vienna
Austria
Government protection for iron and silver mine owners clash
The article cites arguments comparing government protection for iron and silver mines with gold. notes silver advocates oppose government purchase of iron ore at past prices and critiques a Wichita Beacon report as biased. claims the Jov ernal petition includes many gamblers bootleggers jailbirds while some respectable citizens signed.
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Pittsburg
Congress
Tae Torexa Joungan
Wichits Beacon
Beacon
Topeka
Wichita
Col. Veste
Jovenal
Will Raise 9400 How the Candidates for City Offices Will Be Assessed
The Republican city central committee set assessment rates for spring primaries to cover expenses. Mayor candidates pay 100 each with two contenders, justice of the peace 10 each for ten candidates, constables 5 each for ten hopefuls, councilmen 5 each for ten, and school board 1 each for five. Total 405 dollars, with poll costs estimated at 400 dollars if polls stay open all day under Australian ballot rules. The panel debated afternoon polls but favored morning open polls to align with the Australian ballot law and allow broad voting access.
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Republican City Central Committee
Justice of the Peace
Central Committee
Third Birthday Celebration of Knights and Ladies of Secur
Hamilton hall hosted the Knights and Ladies of Security for the third anniversary. The program featured Bailey's orchestra, speeches by national president E G Miner and national secretary J M Wallace, solos by Denza and Pisano, readings by Misa Kate Whiting and Miss Prorence Hol, and musical performances by Mr Frank H Poster and Mrs Battey among others.
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Knights and Ladies of Secur
Hamilton Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
Bailey
E.G. Miner
Denza
Florence Hollister
J. M. Wallace
Misa Kate Whiting
S. H. Snider
Insurance of Kansas
Santa Fe
Pisano
Ben Hur
Paul
P. Rogers
Tom Sawyer
Doris
Nevin
Prorence Hol- Meter
Frank H. Poster
Mr. W. 2
Battey
Miss Battey
Paul Kauvar at the Grand Opera House Tonight
The Grand Opera House presents Paul Kauvar a five act social drama featuring a dream of anarchy and the guillotine tableau. The large company includes 22 actors with scenery and a death cart. Also on bill Alabama war drama Faust and Berges German Saive home remedy advertised with rapid delivery from 80834 Kansas Avenue.
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Alabama
Faust
Engens Hobingen
Stesle Mackaye
Paul Kauvar
Lassid
Capt Davenport
Hicks Squire Tucker
Inez Kerwics
Pago Corn
Balls Barr
Lewis Martinos
Mr. Morrison
R Kennedy
Parcela
Kansas Avenue
Ice Industry in Maine and Nation’s Ice Markets
The article surveys Maine ice harvesting from Kennebec and Penobscot, compares Maine and Hudson river plants, and notes shifts from natural to artificial ice since 1890. It describes icehouse capacity, capital invested, and local life in Sheffield, with details on harvesting: snow clearing, marking, grooving, plowing, and storage.
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Kennebec
Maine
Bangor
Augusta
Ios
Hudson
New York
St Louis
Earth
America
Norway
Kennebec River
Tudors
Boston
New England
United States
West Indies
Orion
Pittston
Baltimore
Hudson River
Sheffield
Chicago
Hudson's Mouth
Indiana Line
John Bull
Jonathan
Language usage across the world in 19th century estimates
Statistics show Chinese spoken by about 400 million people, Hindoo languages by 125 million, English by 112 million, Russian by 9 million, German by 57 million, Spanish by 48 million, with French fifth and seventh overall among world languages.
Funeral for Edward Bing Held at Western Avenue Home
The funeral of Edward King was held at 3 PM yesterday from the family residence at 1105 Western Avenue. Rev M Shelton led services with a quartet singing favorite hymns. Pallbearers included H C Bowman A W Dana Paul Torrington and the Merriam brothers. Interment was in Topeka cemetery.
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Edward Bing
Edward King
Western Avenue
M. Shelton
Messrs CB
Merriam
Walter Noble
Paul Torriwang
Jesus
Fearer
Messrsse
H. C Bowman
A. W. Dana
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