Topeka State Journal Details Circulation and Addresses
The Topeka State Journal lists publication rates for daily and weekly editions, carrier delivery options, and pricing. It provides temporary quarters at 133 East Seventh Street and permanent home at 800 Kansas Avenue and Eighth Street. Also notes business office phone 107 and reporter ro om Bell 107. Washington and New York offices are listed with addresses.
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Topeka
Auborts
Tiland
East Seventh Street
Topeka State Journal
Kansas Avenue
Cummer of
Eighth
Businews
Bull
Bustress Ofice
Roumn
Bell
Washington
St NW
New York
Potter Buitanhe
How We Grew Ey 1885 to 1891 In Print
The notice traces growth of circulation from 1885 to 1891 with 1881 printing milestones and 1891 daily averages, indicating the newspaper’s expansion era in Topeka Kansas. It references dates and annual figures, highlighting the paper’s evolving print run and reach.
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Eatiter
Topeka
Kan
Independent press vs party toil in Kansas politics
The Ottawa and Topeka press debate whether newspapers should remain independent or align with parties. Editors argue a judge should decide truth, not politics, citing Hanna and Leland as bosses. Kansas Republicans face platform disputes and potential shifts ahead of November elections.
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Topeks State Journal 19
People's Party
Leo Kansan
Butt
Junge
New York Herald
New York World
Chicago Recom
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
State Journal
Marc Hanne
Cy Leland
Hanna
St Louis
Lelani
Kansas
Gold and silver coin as war finance and parity debate
General Grosvenor defends coinage parity and discloses how during war gold vanished from circulation while coin remained in use for speculation. The piece critiques reliance on gold and silver in mint policy, notes political jabs at Baker and Curtis, and questions the fate of coin funds amid paper money shifts.
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General Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Signor
Washington preps for International Christian Endeavor convention
Enthusiasm grows as plans finalize for the International Christian Endeavor gathering in Washington this July. Parks officials lay out a monogram design with the letters CE in flowers near the Washington monument, while three large tents rise on the White Lot to serve seating for nearby churches.
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Washington
Christian Endeavor
P. SC. i
Washington Monument
Detroit Anniversary Evacuation Celebrated With Grand Observance
The centennial observance marks the British evacuation of Detroit and the northwest territory on July 11, 1796. Governors of northwest states, the president and cabinet, Supreme Court members, foreign ambassadors, and other dignitaries are invited. Chief orator will be Governor O Ferrall of Virginia.
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Detroit
Mick
Northwest Territory
United States Supreme Court
O'Ferrall
Virginia
Port Thernault
Fort Shel
United States
A Future for Juneau Gold Mines
An Alaska expedition led by J Spurr reports Juneau mines may grow more productive. The party reached Juneau on June 9 and, after a quick inspection, predicted stronger output in the future. The report arrives as interest climbs in Alaska’s mineral prospects and related transport options for travelers.
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Juneau
Washington
Geological Survey
Alaska
J. &. Spurr
Spurr
Chicago
Alice Masary
Egypt
Fortuna Teller
GG Monroe
Topeka Drive Urges Mobilization for Fund Drive
Twelve of fifteen meet in council chamber as A K Rodgers urges aggressive canvassing. Finance committee to expand, each block assigned to a solicitor to secure contributions. Major Anderson and Captain Tires outline rapid field rounds starting Monday at 10 in four city districts. Committee votes to mobilize, begin next week.
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Council Chamber
A. K. Rodgers
Topeka
Anderson
Aintricta
Captain Tits
Tires
George Lender
Tris
Rodgers
Kansas Avenues
Jackson Street
D. J. Greenwald
W. G. Edwards
Kansas Avenue
Quincy Street
Sixth Avenue
A. K Rodgere
Adama
T. F. Duran
George Leseber
Sixth
B. Bradford
John Marshall
Oscar Krauss
Labor Day Use of Fair Grounds Debated by Azteca Committee
Discussion by the Azteca committee and trades assembly considered using the fair grounds for Labor Day events on Monday September 28 with a 10 cent admission for the public while waiving fees for old soldiers visitors delegations and firemen. A negotiating committee Lescher and A R Igers to confer with the trades assembly.
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Azteca
Trades Assembly
Baldwin
Assembly
The
Counc
Anderson
Rodgers
C. H. Titue
Topeka
Titus
Flambeau Club Plans Old Time Display in Topeka
The Democratic Flambeau club pledges a grand old time display with fireworks and visits from guests. R C Darnell secretary and John Schmidt club president sign the letter urging strong support as Topeka nights come alive with a blaze of festivities.
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Democratic
Delocestte Rembess
Democratic Flambeau Club
R. C. Darnell
John Schmidt
Dinette Lambesa
Topeka
Opeka
Festival Message Gives Sparse Political Hint
Fragmentary note mentions festival context and a Democratic date linked to presidential timing, suggesting potential political planning but lacking concrete details or clear actions.
Festival committee debates badges and pricing
The festival committee discussed badge plans at last night’s meeting but deferred action for a week. They considered expensive badges costing 150 to 200 and proposed lithograph souvenir passes for donors of five dollars or more, with seniors receiving passes to entertainments.
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Rodgers
Edwards
Greenwald
Glad She's Dead Rebel Guard Rejoices Over Stowe Death
New York dispatch reports General Bradley T Johnson commenting on Harriet Beecher Stowe's death, expressing gladness and noting mixed truth in her writings. Hartford funeral rites for Mrs Browne were held with simple observances, relatives present, public viewing allowed, and burial planned at Phillips Academy grounds in Andover.
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Mra
H. B. Stowe
New York
Havenk Mays
Bradley T. Johnson
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Artiel Fr
Hartford
Conn
Harriet Beecher Browe
Andover
Mays
Semfinery
Phillips Academy
Whittier Home Offered to Elizabeth Whit tier Club
Amesbury July 1 A conference of Elizabeth H Whittier club members discussed preserving poet John Greenleaf Whittier's Amesbury home as a public memorial The club learned Mrs Pickard would donate the home’s contents and autographed books at the appraised value of 5000 dollars to aid chartering the club to hold property for the memorial.
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Elizabeth H. Whittier
Elizabeth H. Whittier Chll
Williams backs silver pledge amid party backlash
Boston July reports delegate George Fred Williams signals support for free coinage of silver at the national Democratic convention. He says a popular uprising has arrived and he will join it despite political exile from Massachusetts Democrats, accepting social and financial penalties to voice public sentiment.
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Kinsley Mercury
Rep
McKinsey
Kansas
Geo
Fred Williams
Mass
Boston
George
Fred Willams
Atdrge
Rapid
Mc. Willams
Ume
Massachusetts
Teller to Speak at Opening of Eisteddfod Pavilion
Denver columnist 1 Sengcor Hoeory MM Teller has accepted an invitation to deliver the dedicatory address at tomorrow night’s opening of the Eisteddfod pavilion. He is expected to address broader topics beyond the occasion and may discuss politics if he chooses. The pavilion will seat 10 000 attendees.
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Denver
MM Teller
Pitt River Indian outbreak alarms Big Bend region
Redding California July 2 Sheriff Houston and posse depart to Pitt River Indian outbreak site in Big Bend country as a precaution against a probable uprising. Garfield Park Fourth of July celebration features Marshall's band, morning to night, with Hewrewerks display at 9:30. Local vendors urged to curb cries. police vigilance ordered. Ice cream orders and electric fans advertised. Democratic Flambeau club hats arrive for Chicago event.
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Pitt
Garfield Park
Marshall
Garfeld Park
Helns’s
East Eighth Street
Hub Clothing Company
Te Democratic Flambeau Club
Chicago
Electric
A. Lee's
Kansas Avenue
Rochester social notes and visitors listed
A string of local visits and household news is noted. Mrs H Berber and Airnay family on Western avenue host guests including Dr and Mrs Airnay. Adhie Sare Wilder visits Mrs Byron Davie. Miss Ruby Nickerson and daughter stay with Mrs W L Thorspaun before returning to Mestoo. Miss Mary Sommerstett plans Chicago trip. Nelson W Party of New York with Fred Prost. Miss Word returns from Topeka. J B Hayden travels to Maple Hill. Mrs H Clarkson returns from Cincinnati. Mrs David Morris accompanies sister in City, Ind.
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Afr
Will Whitton
Misa Shaurn
Will Alexander
Frank Alderton
Horace Macferran
Bertha Wiser
Archie
North Topeka
Birdie Stoker
Mary Petro
Grace Miller
Jessie
KK Dittenderier
RO Mann
Roy Hamilton
Studer
Geo. Coleman
Salt Deke City
Willard Scottett
Chicago
Myrp
Black
Tacile
Arthur Lingafelt
Anyu Kaness
Mino Lole Tefft
Eighth Street
Ida Waldo
de- Sees
Esther Rector
Oman
Mary Hollis
New York
Signor Farin
L. S. Woolverton
Kale Lef
Manitou
G. W. Hogeboom
Gulbor
G. W. Coons
Galveston
Ed McBride
S. Stoddard
Kansas City
Br. W. C
Provence Mitchell
Hambleton
Minneapolis
Minn
M.C. Hammatt
Don
D. G. Crosby
Hancock Point
Maine
Miss Crosby
Clara Price
Herington
Birdie King
Kenses City
Misa Edith Snyder
Rochester F
Harry Berber
Airnay
Western Avenue
Adhie Sare Wilder
Hinwarba'te Vai
Byron Davie
Burton Sludes
Roe Short
Mine Hila Nye
Athe
Mins Flossie Mob
Merriam
Joe Yisverdes
Bualn
H. Tt
Nickerson
Topeka
J.B. Hayden Bill Xo
Jersey
H. Clarkson
Murray
Cincinnati
Guardiana
David Morris
Eee City
Ind
Accident at the Chutes in Troost Park
Miss Ida Newhouse of 9 Munford Court Kansas City was injured while riding a chute at Troost park on Tuesday evening. The medical student escort and manager’s office were involved as she received treatment after being thrown several feet and hitting her back. Doctors report her condition serious and unstable as further tests proceed.
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Ida
Mentanree
Cou
Three Vessels Lost Off Australia Reported May Night
A mail advicer received by steamer reports the loss of three vessels during a May night across the Australian coast. The Byron and two other ships, including the barkentine Marools, were sailing from Newcastle to Sydney. The Rail way Tapeki company plans 15 minute car runs from transfer station to Garfield Park at night.
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Australia
San Fico
Byron
New Castle
Sydney
Barkentine Marools
New Zealand
Tapeki Railway Company
Garfield Park
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