State Journal Topeka Ad Rates and Address Details
The State Journal prints subscription details and temporary and permanent addresses. It lists carrier and mail rates, temporary quarters at 11th East Seventh Street, permanent home at Kansas Avenue, and notes on New York address and advertising openness. The text reflects early 20th century newspaper publishing information and carrier delivery terms.
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Prank P. Maclennan
Topeka
Spaily Anton
Mali
East Seventh Street
Topeka State Journal
Fem
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Daily State Journal Six Month Circulation Review
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports the first six months of 1890 show an average circulation of 10,025, with daily figures listed for the first half of the year. The notice details growth since 1885 and mentions annual averages through 1896, emphasizing the paper's dominance among peers.
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Topeka Dally State Journal
Elven Butuw
She Yayuee
Topeka
Gtath Journal
Abe
Fis
Topaks
Kan
Debates on silver standard and party splits in 1896 era
The article compiles partisan exchanges over the silver issue, noting Republican support for bimetallism and criticism of gold standard advocates. It references Kansas water works, the Kansas Avenue bridge, and figures like Teller and Hobart, with quips about Jerry Simpson and convention behavior.
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Kansas Avenue
Among Railroad Men and Board Meeting in New York
The reorganized St Louis and San Francisco railway will hold its first board meeting in New York City tomorrow. Key topics include branch line operations, a possible permanent arrangement with Weaw companies for operating all lines, and the Anthony branch extending 16 miles. Officers are expected to be re elected and changes in the traffic department are anticipated.
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St Louis & San Francisco Railway
New York City
Weaw Companys
Anthony
Corporation of Flours
Missouri Kansas Texas absorbs subsidiaries by stock consolidation
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway plans a $5,400,000 consolidation to absorb subsidiaries. The Missouri Kansas Eastern line from Boonville to St Louis will enter St Louis, linking to the St Louis and Kansas City railroad. The St Louis and Kansas City line extends westward to Halden, uniting divisions for through traffic. The Southwestern Minnll railway will run from the main line south of Parsons to coal properties in southeastern Kansas.
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Missouri
Kansas
Parsons
Why Atchison Hesitates Over Atlantic Pacific Plan
The Atchison hesitates to boost fixed charges if the Atlantic & Pacific can only earn enough to pay taxes and contribute nothing to bond interest. A proposed $16,1000 fleet mortgage at 40 percent could raise fixed charges by $320,000, risking inability to meet payments under the new plan.
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Atlantic & Pacific
Atchison
Atchielon Ja
Robert Dunlap III seriously ill at Copeland Hotel
Robert Dunlap III assistant to the state solicitor is severely ill with bowel trouble at his Topeka home. He arrived in Topeka for a visit and has grown worse since Saturday night with physicians calling his condition serious. E Bailey heads to Prisco. WE Palley to join Santa Fe settlement as St L & San Fensecisco rail chief.
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Robert Untep
Santers and Company
Timots
Copeland
Dunlap
Topeka
E. Bailey
Prisco
WE. Palley
D. B Robinson
Santa Fe
St. Louis & San Fensecisco
Avci
Republicans Pledge on St Louis Platform Causes Stir
A faction of Republicans in a local race circulated a pledge urging support for a candidate who backs the St Louis platform. The document reportedly rests in James Gillett's office with 31 signers, though Gillett refused publication of the names and said the pledge was not to be signed. A reporter found few new signatures and noted party leaders discouraged of further action.
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Cherokee Sentinel
Rep
Republican Party
St Louie
Wichita
St. Toulo
Corgeseman
St. Laiths
Major Anderson
Worm W. £. Ellison
James Giffett
W. d. Sites
A. K. Rodgers
W. H Williams
AM. Pater
B.S. Stambaugh
M. Bundy
C. 8. Bancom
A. W. Hop King
W. M. Yom
J. W. Gardiner
W. Rees
M. Hay
John Ewing
George Winblagton
J Mf Wilkerson
Db. N. Burdge
AH. Vunce
James Burgess
T.H. Haskall
Jemnen Gillett
Journal
Gillett
Auditorium, Kansas City to Lead 1896 87 Theater Season
The Auditorium in Kansas City, under Manager John P. Slocum, secures top metropolitan attractions for the 1896 87 season. Contracts with Richard Mansfield Nat C Goodwin W J Crane and others promise a premier program, with extensive renovations and capacity for 2760 patrons. Excursions from nearby towns will be announced in the State Journal.
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Kansas City
Auditorium
Will
John P. Slocum
New York City
Richard Mansfield
Nat C. Goodwin
W. J. Crane
Panny Davenport
Rhea
Lilian Russell Opera Company
Francis Wilson Opera Company
Prank Daniels Opera Company
Whitney Opera Company
Rob Roy
Sousa
Colonel Maplesor
London
Land
Bancroft
E M
Joseph Holland
Ree
Mather
Rosabel Morrison
Carmen
Jefferson-Delis Opera Company
Delis Opera Company
Slocum
Kanens City
National Bank of Commerce of
Missouri River
The
State Journal
HAINLEY'S VACATION PROMISES DELAYED TRAIN STOP
Canton dispatches report rumors of Maj. McKinley visiting Roxbury en route to Boston for a vacation. He says he would enjoy the trip but remains firm in his decision, despite friends urging a change amid stirring national times.
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Canton
U.luis
New Yorke Central
Boston and Albans
Maj
McKinley
Boston
Roxbury
Mass
Maj. Machinley
Unveil Warren Statue in Prospect Park Brooklyn
A bronze statue of General Gouverneur K. Warren near the Memorial arch in Prospect Park Brooklyn was unveiled before a large crowd. The work honors Warren’s role at Little Round Top Gettysburg and commemorates the Union victory on the left flank. The statue, a gift from G K Warren Post No 236, bears Warren’s name and notes his service as Major General and engineer corps officer born January 6 1820.
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Little Round Top
Gettysburg
New York
Stronze
Gouverneur Kembie Warren
Memorial Arch
Prospekt Park
Brooklyn
Gaderal
City of
G. K. Warren
Department of New York
A. D
Gouverneur Kemble Warren
Corpa
Enginesia
U.S. A
Gold Springs
Newport
Tacoma Carnival Parade Crowned Queen in Public Festivities
Tacoma mirrors California style with a grand parade and concert. General J. M. Ashton directed the first parade of the day. Mrs. H. G. Foster crowned queen by Governor McOrnos, and Mayor Fawcett held the city keys. Over 30,000 spectators watched as the procession moved through Wright Park and main avenues.
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Tacoma
Los Angeles
California
Might
J. M. Ashton
Wikins
Wright Puri
H. G. Foster
Rome
Mcoros
Fawcett
Wclfle Aventue
Rockefeller Wins Foreclosure Case for Tabernacle Church
New York City Bapt ist mission sued in supreme court to foreclose four mortgages totaling 83 000 on the Tabernacle Baptist church at Tenth Street and Second Avenue. Rev Dr D C Potter pastor. Mortgages mostly held by John D Rockefeller. Rents and interest kept church open as Baptist place of worship and a fire restoration fund required. Justice Smyth ruled for the Baptist Mission.
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New York
New York City Baptist Mission
Supreme Court
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Simet
Second Avenue
D. C. Potter
John D. Rockefeller
Tewas
Justice Smyth
Baptist Mission
Bates
Anita Wavers
Cleveland's Hammock. Three Double Built for President Cleveland
Jesse Arter of Zanesville has completed a hammock ordered by President Cleveland. He says the piece is built three double and will support the president at his heaviest fighting weight. The project grew from a fishing net Arter presented three years earlier, which led to repeated orders and further commissions.
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Zanesville
Jesse Arter
Cleveland
Arter
Harrison Cottage Sold After Half Price Sale
Ex President Harrison sold his Cape May cottage for about half its original cost. Philadelphia buyer W K Dubis purchased the property. A 1880 planter had proposed gifting a president’s cottage to boost business but the venture failed after土地 and plans unraveled.
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Cape May
N. J
Harrison
Ats
W. K. Dubsis
Philadelphia
Mary
John Wana
Gen. Sewell
George W Childe
Tomb Nears Completion at Grant Memorial Dome
New York observers report stone work on the Grant's Tomb dome is nearly finished with the final stone to be set in about two weeks. Sculptors continue shaping granite blocks at the base while a stone frame with white glass will be installed. Crowds gather daily to watch the perilous work atop the monument on Riverside Drive.
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Grant
New York
Hiverside Drive
Marlboroughs to occupy Marble Palace at Newport this season
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough will reside in the Marble Palace at Newport from July 26 through the season. Their entertainments there will follow the grand London and Behmet style, a plan agreed last year before the wedding and kept secret from close acquaintances.
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Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Marble Palace
New York
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
Newport
London
Bhenbete
Destitution in Topeka Report Highlights Three Of Families
Mrs. Thorpe describes three poverty cases in Topeka needing immediate aid. A East 614 East Eighteenth Street family, mother ill with consumption and a newborn, father a junk dealer. East Seventeenth Street family with a man, woman, and babies, one infant died. old man over 70 near Fifteenth and Chandler, helpless and penniless. Also notes a Vanderbilt yacht strike where guards on the Valiant refused to work on Independence Day and were discharged.
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Perann
Seventeenth Street
van Buren School House
Wweok
Fifteenth and
Chandler Streets
Vanderbilt
City Island
N.Y
Island Ty
Fastest Mile Ever Made in Kentucky Record
The Kentucky editors’ trip to the Press association meeting featured a 72 mile journey from Elizabeth town to Bowling Green completed in 72 minutes. The fastest mile was 53 seconds with one dead stop. Engineer Joe Rehm and Dr A P Sawyer were noted figures.
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Kentucky
Lawrenceburg
Press Association
Elizabethtown
Bowling Green
Joe Rehm
SPECTER FROM THE DEEP IS THE BURLINGTON ROUTE RATES
Travel notices advertise low excursion rates to the East via the Burlington Route with Hale rates and various conventions listed. It notes Baptist Young People's Union in Milwaukee July 16 19 National Republican League in Milwaukee August 3 Democratic convention in Chicago and a ticket agent for via Chicago and via Vestibuled Limited. Also mentions bicycle races at the Topeka Exposition Company July 16 and 21.
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Burlington
Buffalo
N. C
Christian Endeavor
Washington
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Milwaukee
National Republican League
Milwau
Democratic ‘Convention
Chicago
Uckets
Steoth
I. W. Wakeley
Meen
St. Louis
Topeka Exposition Company
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