Topeka State Journal declares 23rd year and editions
The Topeka State Journal announces its twenty third year with daily and weekly editions, surplus rates for carriers, and office locations at 123 East Seventh Street and the State Journal Building at 890 Kansas Avenue, plus telephones for office and advertising inquiries.
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Topeka Daily State Journal Six Month Circulation Report
A Topeka newspaper circulation tally for the first half of 1896 shows daily average distribution at about 19 005 with total six month circulation 1 657 610 across 158 issues. The note details monthly averages and a brief growth history from 2885 to 1896 with cited dates and figures.
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Gunfire hazard sparks call to ban Fourth of July pistol use
The Fourth of July is praised but condemned for dangerous gunfire in Garordas and across the city. Citizens warned that discharging pistols endangers women and children, causes accidents, and could invite murder when people claim misloaded or accidental shots. City leaders promise enforcement, urging restraint and safety for future celebrations.
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The Gold Menace in Silver Debate and Market Views
A letter to the State Journal contrasts gold and silver standards, arguing that silver should have banklike market parity with gold. It cites Bank of England practices, urges silver certificates redeemable in silver, and claims the public is awake to misrepresentation by supporters of gold. A reader from Oak Hill Kansas comments on McKinley and silver, noting economic caution and political stakes as the occurred in July discussions. Weather notes for Kansas follow with forecasts of clear to cool conditions and light winds.
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Ex Gov Humphrey Bolts Opposition to Party Platform
Lawrence Kan July Samuel Aries reports ex governor Ivan Humphrey cannot back the Republican ticket due to the financial plank. He did not reveal his future political plans.
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Santa Fe Route rail specials and through service ad
The notice advertises Santa Fe Route round trip tickets from Kansas City to Milwaukee for Baptist Young People meetings and to western destinations via Burlington Route. It outlines departure times, through connections to Missouri River cities, and sleeper and chair car options to Denver and the West. Also mentions electric fan motors for sale at A. Lees.
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Charleston and Chicago. A Memorable Convention Split
Historic Charleston convention exposed sectional rifts in the Democratic Party over slavery and currency. Northern delegates backed Douglas and hard money, while Southern delegates demanded a pro slavery platform, sparking resignations and a split that foreshadowed the 1860 division and the rise of free silver versus gold standards amid a national crisis.
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