Topeka State Journal Carrier Delivery Offered
The State Journal Party edition notes carrier delivery for ten cents weekly to Topeka and suburbs and at the same price in Kansas towns. It lists addresses on Kansas Avenue and mentions telephone contacts and the association open to advertisers and readers.
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Topeka
Topeka State Journal Bulldine
Kansas Avenue
Eiglish
Ben
Porter Walkint
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Kansas City fast mail debate rattles morning papers
A Kansas City to Topeka Newton fast mail scheme draws sharp critique from readers. The State Journal reaches Newton twelve hours ahead of morning papers, giving towns from Topeka to Colorado line the day’s news before breakfast. Critics call the fast mail a government sop to Missouri and Kansas City papers, leaving morning papers late and local merchants disappointed. The piece riffs on other side notes and humorous quips about weather, trains, and public notices.
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Kanes City
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Newton
Topeka
State Journal
Santa Fe Real
Hers
Christin Endeavor
Cailwell
Fast Mail
Walt
Colorado Line
Bana Fe
So Doice
Tibutary
Towpeka
Morton
Holton
Valley Falls
Meriden
Rot Creek
Nortonville
Elmont
Maple Hui
Walencia
Rossville
St. Mary
Pfo
Tess
Kinsie City
Ohio Pacemaker in Presidential Campaign Sets State Course
The Ohio contest looms as a national bellwether with Republicans and Democrats mobilizing ahead of the state’s Tuesday primary. McKinley era loyalties and Bryan ascendance frame the fight over the Senate, party platforms, and the 1896 Chicago declaration as Ohio prepares to influence the national race.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Beine
MuKisley Presi- Beine
Republica National
Korea
Ian
Br McLean
Etlé
Bryan
McKinley
Roehd
Signs of luck and heat in a restless town tale
The fragment reflects on luck superstition and daily life as heat and bills loom. It touches on happiness in a traveling visit, gender dress norms, reactions to bruises, and a cynical view of personal reform and tradeoffs in experience. The tone resembles a column of personal reflections and social observations.
Not a Cloud in Sight On the Financial Horizon
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Gage declaring federal finances sound with a rising gold reserve and no cloud on the horizon. He cites a stronger balance of reserves, renewed confidence among investors, and hopes that a new tariff will secure revenue and end deficits as the fiscal year ends.
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Gage
Elreuther
Mutiny at Diamond Point over Braemer crew release
In Port Townsend Washington a mutiny erupted at the Diamond Point quarantine station when the U S physician in charge ordered the Braemer crew of 28 men from Shanghai with smallpox symptoms to be discharged. The crew refused to leave and attempted to persuade the man deemed developing symptoms to stay aboard. They finally agreed to join the Braemer but with friction over wages and confinement.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Diamond Point Quarantine Station
United States
Shanghai
Raemer
California Sends Six Carloads of Green Fruit to Europe
The first shipment of California green fruits to Europe for the season left Sacramento at midnight Tuesday. Six carloads were sent and expected to reach London in twelve days, with further regular shipments to follow on passenger schedules.
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California
San Francisco
Europe
Sacramento
London
East
Glenn's Ferry Wreck injures six with few serious hurts
Boise Idaho July 1 six people injured in the Glenn's Ferry accident were brought to the hospital none badly hurt though several sustained bruises. among the injured were Justice Quakes of the supreme court bound for Salt Lake City and Mrs R T Major Ogden Mrs W W Englehart Portland Mrs M McDonald Mrs W T D McDonald and Miss M E McDonald of McMinnville Ore and John Simonson Newton Utah.
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Boise
Idaho
Glenn's Ferry
Thepreme Court
Salt
R. T. Major
Ogden
WW. Englehart
Portland
M. McDonald
W. TD. McDonald
M. E. McDonald
McMinnerville
Ore
John Simonson
Newton
Utah
Fleet of torpedo boats to parade up the Mississippi
A ten-boat fleet will ascend the Mississippi as far as Dubuque to showcase modern torpedo craft. Departing Newport around July 15, the flotilla will reach New Orleans and proceed upriver to display capabilities and endurance to public audiences along major river cities.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Mississipni
Dubuque
Newport
Mississippi River
Debs socialist colony eyed in Washington lands plan
Debs plans a cooperative commonwealth in northwestern Washington with Clallam Jefferson Mason and Chehalis counties favored. Over 700000 acres remain open in Clallam for settlement to house 6000 families with 160 acres each, plus rich timber and potential coal and minerals nearby. General Miles controls vast holdings and Port Angeles could pose entry and naval considerations.
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Debs
Chicago
Edgny
Washington
General Miles
United States
George Venable Smith
Lnbleration
Co-Operative Commonwealth Experiment
Ite
Clallam
Olympic Range
Nelson A. Miles
Clallam County
Port Angeles
United States Pacific Squadron
Topolobampo Colony Leader Reports Status of Rail Link
Colonel A K Owen says navally pledged New York capital backs inland rail construction from Topolobampo. Engineers returned from London. deal awaits. He still controls the colony pending Fomento confirmation of his right to the irrigation ditch. About 150 settlers, 1500 acres under cultivation.
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Mexico City
Mex
A. K. Owen
New York
Owen
Topolovambo
England
London
Topolobampe
Department of Fomento
Sinaloa Supreme Court
Muncie’s Rapid Growth As City Directory Grows
Muncie Ind July informs a nine year census rise from under 7000 to a new count of 25527 with 5027 residents in the latest directory. The colored population shows a decrease of 88 to 53 amid the overall gain. A Bishop plans to fund an orphanage in Hing Hue district China for missionary work.
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Muncie
Ind
Muncis
Springfield
C. Murabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hing Hue
China
Low Excursion Rates to Mountain Lake Park Md
Excursion fares offered by Baltimore & Ohio R R from July 1 to 11 to Mountain Lake Park Maryland for the Camp Meeting. Round trip from Chicago to Mountain Lake Park priced at 15.25 dollars. tickets valid for return to July 16, 1897. Inquiries directed to B N Austin Genl P Assist, Chicago.
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Mountain Lake Park, Md
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mountain Lake Park
Chicago
B. N. Austin
Chisago
Santa Fe
Monster Python Killed Near Lock Springs Missouri
Missourians report a monstrous reptile slain after weeks of poultry depredations. Newton McCrary tracked the creature to the Grand River bank and fired, ending the 16 foot serpent, possibly a python, in a dramatic field incident near Lock Springs. The community later gathered to confirm the beast’s extinction.
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Lock Springs
St. Joseph
Newton McCrary
Grand River
Mr. McCrary
McCrary
Mrs Nack Refuses Murder Claim in Guldensuppe Case
New York police keep Intensive probe into the Guidensuppe murder link with midwife Augusta Nack. She says he is alive and will reappear, recounting an affair history and a Monday leave request while detectives pursue a Long Island City lead and examine the bathhouse associates for identification.
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New York
Augusta Nack
William Guldensuppe
Guldensuppe
Nack
Gyuldensuppe
Guidensuppe
Long Island City
Stephen O'Brien
Guidansuppe
Murray Hill Baths
Captain O'Brien
Wm. Guidensuppe
Murray Hill
Guidenzuppe
UN Bank
Lutera
East River
McCulloch Sees Free Silver Support Across Regions
Pittsburg reader reports Dr. Archibald McCulloch a Boston reformer and recent Nashville visitor contrasts free silver sentiment across Kentucky Tennessee and the East. He travels with Louisville legal leaders and notes a widespread push toward free coinage while remaining a steadfast gold standard advocate. Also mentions Santa Fe Route Fourth of July excursion fares and travel reminders.
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Pittsburg
Archibald McCulloch
Neetet
First Congregational Church
Worcester
Mass
New England
Nashville
McCullagh
Chemnnatt
Mr. Bryan
Gibson Hotel
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisville
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