Three dull summer months of 1994 report rise
The piece notes the three dull summer months of 1994 show an increase of over fifty percent in one year. It mentions The State Journal as the sole paper in Kansas to receive the Full Day Associated Press service. The text cites the American Newspaper Publishers Association and credits the Stats Journal with a superior Webster stereotype perfecting press, with Perry Lukens Jr. listed as manager at Tribune Building, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
the State Journal
Associated Press
Laf
Igr
The
Stats Journal
Tribune Building
New York
Perry Lukens, Jr
Washington
Sys
Jon B Proctor
Wale
Sowell
Cleveland
Earth
Mars
Linois
William H. Webster
Longfellow
Dr. McCosh
Kansas legislative chatter stirs talk of reapportionment
A sketched overview of Kansas bills in Topeka covers reapportionment, school funding shifts, rail passes, and portage labor costs. It notes debates on a sleeping car charge bill, nepotism fears in school districts, and the need for clearer law enforcement, with political maneuvering shaping next elections.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Senator West Bill Pushes Free Coinage Of Silver
The Missouri senator's currency measure advocates bimetallic coin with silver and gold, seeks to restore public credit, and mandates coinage of bullion under Sherman's act. It preserves a 100 million dollar gold reserve by selling five year bonds and ties seigniorage to government expenses. Press fear of an extra session and tariff politics loom as Cleveland's stance stays unclear.
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Wesi
West
Missouri
Congress
Allger
Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland
Senate
House
Wall Street
Eureka merchants and townsfolk in scattered items
A collage of brief notes from Eureka and nearby towns. Mentions a Eureka merchant chasing fashion, revival workers at Aca Smith Center, Gaylord boys beating an idle team, a Horton man losing five horses, and a chairty effort to close joints in Strong City. Various odds and ends include a Lincoln petition on liquor, a Marion judge’s marriage, and a Lincoln farmer unearthing 34 snakes during excavation.
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Burrle
Eureka
Mr. Cannon
Aca Smith Center
Gaylord Boys
Horton
Highland Townstin
Lincoln County
Cera
Strong City
Westmoreland
Lincoln
Bouz
Morton
Prohais
Marion
Smith County
Elected While in Jail Deputy Richard Gerault Richard
The social deputies issue a manifesto protesting the rejection of M Bullerand's motion to release M Gerault Richard from prison. Richard, serving a year for an attack on President Perier, has been elected to the chamber. The manifesto denounces the minister and chamber and accuses the government of coercion.
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Richard
Panta
Social Deputies
Chamber of Deputies
M. Bullerand
M. Gerault Richard
Chamber
M. Gerault Hichard
Casamir- Perier
le Chomard
Public Service Examinations and Civil Service Reform
Washington report surveys civil service rule impact, growth, and history. It notes examination flaws, spelling errors by applicants, and shifts under successive administrations. Theodore Roosevelt and others are cited as key figures shaping the reform era.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mugwuimps
New York Sun Passim
J. & Beavis
Charters Filed For New Kansas Corporations And Ventures
The secretary of state lists new charters including The Waa Secret Service and Patrol association of Kansas City Kansas with capital stock 2500. The Club De Langai Francaise association of Weir City with 42000. Farmers' Exchange company of Manhattan with 10000. Excellator Water Mill company of Burlington with 25000. Citizens Bank of Lyana with 5000. Grand Army Hall association of Lone Elm with 600. Kansas Mining and Developing company of Topeka with 25100. Also noted is semi-anthracite smokeless coal claims, Topeka Coal Co advertising eye glasses, and a testimonial for Chas Bennett, optician, at 713 Kansas Ave Topeka, praising his work. The World Against Him at Bijou Opera House to have final show tonight, with popular prices and a dinner for a worthy cause downstairs.
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Kansas
Waa Secret Service and Patrol Association of
Kansas City
Kan
Capital Stock
J. J. Burger
J. T. Flynn
A. R Ford
FP. Stickland
F. @. Pratt
Club de Langai Francaise Association of
Weir City
Alfred Willimetz
Leopold Ezigue
Peter Oversing
Farmers’ Exchange Company of
Citizens Bank of
Lyana
J. A. Blair
J F. Ralston
William Lowery
Clark Conkling
BD. Conkling
Grand Army Hall Association
Lone Elm
Anderson County
Samuel Sprachey
Frank I Ewing
Seldon Studgers
Carrie Mise
Emily McDowell
Charles Reynolds
Narcisan Ewing
Thomas C. McDowell
Chas
Bennett
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Lagi
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Signor
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Giullee
Eines
Davy State Judewa L
Idle Chistevet Court
Slawner County
Rane
Dick Hine
Kan- Bis
Peta Klein
Senatgm Staiton 6
Beruke
Juniper
California
Echool
Hansas
Dr. Price
Ashifornia
State House
KCG
the Public Service
Adams
Jackson
van Buren
Pierce
Buchanan
Douglas
Lecompton
van Wyck
Summer
Civil Service Commission
Tenckes
Rhode Island
Andy Jobnscni
Johnson
Grant
Credit Mobilier
George William Curtis
Dorman B. Eaton
Pendleton
Willis
Randwick Islands
Orlando B. Potter
Everett P. Wheeler
Arthur
New York City
Harvard
Deaks
Reed and Hatton
Missouri River
Tommnson
Kas
Bell Telephone
Topeka, Kansas
Nikes
H. Strickler
Geo. Burghuri
Bijou Opera House
S Worthy Cause
State
Betwee
Morrison
Scientific
Ofice
Kans. Ave
Topeka, Kas
Prescott & Co
West Eighth Street
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