State Journal Topeka City Paper Market Listing
The State Journal quality daily edition lists subscription prices for home delivery in Topeka and surrounding Kan districts. Column notes offer annual, quarterly, and weekly rates, with telephones for business office and staff reporters. The text references historic editorials and the Durrant case drawing national attention.
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Soliverna
Topeka
Waburhe
Kan- Se Baii
Sisal
Sermanent Home
Er Wbits
State Journal
Lunding Spena
Kansas
Ben
Bell
York
Potter Bullatne
Fragments Reflect Frayed Advice From Atchison Reader
A garbled excerpt from Atchison notes dwells on money lenders and social annoyances. It cites a man named Mr Thrifts and jokes about stomach costs, debating the price of removing a stomach for health reasons and a $200 procedure, framed as comic thrift insight.
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Bn Etn
Jarvis Thrifts
Atchison
Rockefeller plans journalism school at Chicago university
From the New York Journal the piece criticizes teaching journalism as a formal discipline. It jokes about editorial training and notes journalists learn on the job from real reporters. The column questions what a Rockefeller journalism program could truly teach and warns against overacademic abstraction.
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New York
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Teach & Man Journalisie
Eran Lara
Bechter
Sthleman
Vite
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
All Talk and No Cider Over Civil Service Reform
A report on Congressman Grosvenor's push to sway public opinion against reform while defending the civil service law. The piece argues the spoils system is dead and that the president can modify or end objectionable features, noting public interest and upcoming debates in Congress. It also mentions interest in extending the system to states and counties and a salting of estate disputes tied to J. G. Fuller.
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Tusefel
Grosvenor
United States
Gener Grosvenor
Advancs
Congress
Beirethind
Ens
Met
Mt Ie Lela
Iites
Ay Hans
Leedy and Cake Walk At New Fears Festive Event
Accounts of the Interstate Cake Walk at Wieblta in Kaneus describe a vibrant pageant that boosted public spirit and political sentiment. Governors John W. Testy and Barnes of Ok Indiana supposedly attended, highlighting Leedy as a prominent populist statesman whose appeal drew crowds from afar.
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Wieblta
Kaneus
John W. Testy
Barnes
Ok Intieme
Okishomma
Barnes Cary
Leedy
Kansas
Reflections of a Bachelor Prom the New York Press
Love in a game where it never pays to bet. the piece teases ministers views on marriage and city life. It jokes about men dating after a woman's trial stake, hints at happiness and wives, and notes a husband avoiding his wife's dress patterns as he walks around the house.
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New York Sun
Prom the
New York Press
Lmit
Chicago News Proverbs Reflect Early 20th Century Wit
A fragmentary Chicago page offers humorous proverbs on manners and politics. It cites public office as a public burden, notes rulers and leaders in Germany and Britain, and mentions Cecil Rhodes Paderewski and Lord Rosebery in casual, era-defining banter.
Educational plans to unite Kansas schools statewide
State Superintendent William Stryker seeks to raise school interest by two schemes. He enlists university presidents and the State Teachers' Association to edit material for a monthly educational page in local papers. He plans broad distribution, non political aims, and uses through county and city superintendents, aiming to boost reading matter and library funding while informing the public about bonds and school news.
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William Stryker
Mrr
Stryker
Snow
Taylor
Will
Iesrnine
John MacDonald
State Teachers’ Association
Kansas
Palmer Cox Discusses Brownie Creator Role and Europe Plans
Palmer Cox speaks about his Brownie character and the creative process. He details drawing methods, the hard work of perfecting the Brownie face, and his intention to resume full stories after this season. He recalls a three month Europe trip influencing future syndicated features and sixth Brownie volume.
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Palmer Cox
van Ripe
Europe
Armerican
Brownie
Brownie’ Storvs
Cox
Brownieland
New York
Mr. Cox
Dawson Not So Cold Only 55 Below This Season
Port Townsend January 11 nine men from Dawson City arrived with advices up to December. Provisions are scarce but no starvation feared. Prices range from 1 to 1.50 per pound for provisions and cards down from 1.25 to 0.50 each. The party traveled without special incident using dog teams. The latest report from Dawson states temperatures at 55 degrees below zero.
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Dawson
Port Townsend
Dawson City
White House social schedule outlines early 1900s engagements
President Mickinless plans a sequence of dinners and receptions starting January 14 with a Hobart hosted event. Cabinet dinners follow on January 20 22 24 and February 4. He will travel to New York January 27 for the National Manufacturers association banquet and visit Philadelphia January 21 for University of Pennsylvania events. From January 14 to February 22 he has fourteen engagements including White House receptions.
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Washington
Mickinless
Vic
Hobart
News York
Basqnet
National Manufacturers’ Association
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Jal
Brufen Taro Tt allays inflammar shattere Baby health ad
Ad for a maternal health book highlights the links between physical and mental well being in mothers and children. It discusses how maternal health influences childbirth outcomes and infant nourishment, promoting a remedy claimed to ease labor and support infant health.
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Stesid
Dearing Uke
Wee
Dr. Bierce
Caumon Senee Medion Smen
Berviser Forge
Anon
Kansas News: Children 8 to 14 Must Attend School
A Kansas notice urges that children aged eight to fourteen must attend school. The rule enforces compulsory education, outlining parental responsibilities and potential penalties for noncompliance. Local authorities emphasize school enrollment and attendance tracking across districts.
Wellington Board Enforces Compulsory Education Law
Wellington January 11 The board of education will strictly enforce the compulsory education law for children aged from to 14 years. Parents or guardians who keep children from school will be prosecuted starting next Monday. Penalties range from five to ten dollars for the first offense and increased fines for later violations. President Lopez says inspections will occur and prosecutions will follow unsatisfactory explanations.
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Wellington
Board of Education
HM. A. Lopez
Board of Adoration
Lopez
Died In The Pulpit Harp. Moore Dies During Sermon
The Reverend Thomas BE Moore Baptist preacher collapsed during a union service at the M church and died soon after from spoplexy hastened by overwork. He was English born, helped organize Salvation Army in London in 1865, and left a wife and several children. The death occurred as parishioners watched in Brooklyn.
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Harper
Jan
Ti—Mrey
Thomas BE. Moore
M,el
Morse
England
Salvation Army
London
Brooklyn
Nebraska End
Deck Ryder Family Returns from Jerusalem to Cottonwood Falls
The Deck Ryder family of father, mother, four sons and a daughter, who married in Chaze county and traveled to Jerusalem in January, returned home discouraged. Son Herold believed he would die and rise in three days, and soon after arriving in Jerusalem he collapsed and died while walking across a room.
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Cottonwood Falls
Ryder
Chaze
Jerusalem
Fort Scott Electric Street Railway Sold to Local Firm
Fort Scott's electric car system, long owned by Fort Scott Railway, was transferred to the Citigens' Railway company which assumes immediate control. The new local firm plans new steam and electric machinery and a large generator to exploit the light and power franchise. Coroner investigates the death of C H L Sipes at Arkansas City after a brief incident report.
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Fort Scott
Sears
Fort Scott Railway Company
Citigens’ Railway Company
C. HL Sipes
Arkansas City
Jan
Death mystery in Sipes case shifts to chloroform evidence
Coroner impanels a jury in Larned after a post mortem on C R Sipes. Testimony spanned a day without verdict as investigators weigh heart disease against chloroform overdose. In other notes, taxes on jointists head to six months advance, Kansans receive pensions, and local obituaries and civic items trail across the page.
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C. R. Sipes
Cooper
C. R Sipes
Dre Akers
Storris
Kite
Manifold's Band Heorganizés in Beloit 1895 Officers Named
Beloit January 71 Manifold’s Militars band of Beloit reorganizes for 1895 with officers elected Andy Manifold leader and musical director president Walter Geenen vice president Young secretary Harry Manifold treasurer Hamer Dilworth.
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Manifold
Beloit
Militars
Beloi
Andy Manifold
Chusen
Walter Geenen
Young
Harry Manifold
Hamer Dilworth
New Directory for Parsons
Parsons Jan 11 The Chittenden Directory Company of St Louis has reissued its new Parsons directory a creditable complete index to the city and includes other information of importance Normal School For Stockton Stockton Jan 1 The success of the
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Parsons
Chittenden Drectory Company
St. Louis
Union Depot Bunco Plot Near Kansas City
Two men deceived a farmer near the Union Depot in Kansas City, passing counterfeit money and abducting him to a saloon. The con men fled with $8 in bills after manipulating Callahan and others, while local notices advertise salves and cures for skin diseases and scrofula.
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Jan
Union Depot
Cal Whan
Spokane
Wen
St. Peterboro
Mia
J. A. Rone
Travelers
Union Avenus
Louis Rebidoun
Tig
Callahan
Whicch
Hin
J. A. Perkin
Antiquic
Ersemme
G. W. Stamfeld
Kansas Avenue
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