Topeka State Journal advertisement copy
The paper presents generic subscription details for daily edition delivery by carrier in Topeka and suburbs, with pricing in cents and options for Kansas towns. It lists addresses and telephone numbers for the business office and reporters room, and notes association affiliations with broader newspaper publishers' groups.
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Topeka State Journal Huilding
Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Bell
New York
Potter Building
Saré Americana Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Miex
Weather Indications for Kansas and Chicago July 10
For Kansas the outlook is fair tonight and Sunday with cooler air in the east portion. Northerly winds prevail, easing heat, while Chicago weather notes suggest similar cooler trends in the eastern area tonight and tomorrow.
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Chicago
Kansas
Fair Fofieht
Sumiay
East Port Midh
Miners Strike Sparks National Debate and Economic Strain
A surge of union action by the United Mine Workers threatens to halt industry across the country as coal supplies tighten. The president of the miners’ association says the wage scale adopted in Columbus in January 1895 is being enforced, with 69 cents a ton in Pennsylvania and 60 in Ohio and Indiana. Ohio’s mine inspector notes miners’ yearly earnings and rising costs, while arbitration is urged to resolve the dispute under law rather than private conflict.
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United Mine Workers
Miners’ Association
Columbus
National Executive Board
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Hazleton
Oiio
Ghia
Walt
Topeka Festival: editors praise event and free attractions
An editor from Rabetha criticizes the Full Festival yet notes extensive local support. He claims Topeka papers saved advertising costs by providing free space valued at $33,000 last year and that hundreds volunteer time and funds for the festival. Officials say Topeka funds about $25,000 this year to ensure a top experience for Kansas residents.
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Topeka
Kansas
Toyoka
Baby Homes and City Reform Aim for Healthful Living
Myron Reed comments on summer homes for babies and the ideal where babies stay with loving families. He praises Edinburgh and Baltimore as examples of reform block by block, argues against relocating the sick or poor, and condemns costly transport. He envisions homes for the vulnerable within cities and criticizes sentimental migrations.
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Myron Reed
Berman
Tam
Homse
Baltiaore
Baltiamore
Edinburga
Edinburgh
Princess Street
Raguimaux
New York
Greenland
The Boss and Campaign Contributions Analysis
A June Forum argument traces power to money behind Tammany Hall. It cites Richard Croker as originator and Platt expanding the system. It quotes Wheeler Peckham and Henry Havertuver on corporate campaign gifts as the price of peace and a pattern of yearly contributions to New York political groups.
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J. B. Bishop
New York
Platt
Hichard Croker
Bhose
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Wheeler H. Peckham
Henry O. Havertuver
Jesusie Piet
Senate
Washington
Harvest humor and household hints from a Kansas paper
A collage of bits on courtship, weather, ironing tricks, linen pants lore, and old towns. Anecdotes feature Atchison characters, a Populist ex‑judge Rev Charles Nessley, and light satire on domestic life and modest ambitions.
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Charles Nessley
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Nessley
Washington Post Chronicle of Kansas Visitors at Normandy
Sedgewick of Parsons Kansas, famed attorney for M K gad T rend, joined the Kansas contingency at the Normandy hotel after arriving from the west. Cy Leland and Cushman, secretary to Senator Baker, endured a sun cured bath after a boat excursion while Lambert, newly named United States district attorney for Kansas, sported a distinctive bald scalp during the voyage.
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Washington Post
Sedgewick
Paraous
Kan
M. K. Gad T. Rend
Sunflower State
The
Post
Normandy
Kansas
Virginia Beach
Mr. Ledgees
Lambert
United States
Senator Carter
Foley
Parsons
Cy Leland
Cushman
Senator Baker
Critics Split Over Whitman From Emerson to Lowell
Two eminent critics, Emerson and Lowell, offered opposite judgments on Whitman. Emerson judged Whitman through mystics and seers and the heroic, while Lowell, a scholar, found Whitman’s open air spirit clashing with classical taste. The piece weighs who best captures poetry in its raw, shirt-sleeve form.
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Whitman
John Burrouds
Atlantic
Emeraan
Lowell
Luntan
Emerson
Chaucer
Shakespeare
Harvard College
Boys And Their Ways From The Wichita Eagle
A humorous survey of boyhood from the Wichita Eagle and other papers notes boy myths about presidents, pranks, and family life. It cites tales of cornstalk fiddles, playground legends, and the appeal of circus feats, while lampooning parental expectations and boyish appetites.
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Prom
Wichita Eagler
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Morgan to Resume Control of Lehigh Valley Railroad
The Lehigh Valley Railroad faces changes as J Pierpont Morgan is set to resume management aided by Philadelphia capital. An option on all Packer holdings gives him control, with plans to place Edwin M Winter or Dr W Z Webb as president replacing EF Wilbur.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Lenge Packer
Becnne
Edwin M. Winter
The
Northern Pacific
Moxzgan
W. Z. Webb
New York Central
William H. Vanderbilt
EF. Wilbur
Simple seed remedy used at women’s insane hospital
July 10 report from City of Mexico states physicians at the women’s insane hospital have introduced a simple sleep remedy from White sapote seed. The drug induces deep sleep but has caused cerebral congestion and deaths among patients.
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City of Mexico
Insane Hospital
Carnegie's Shrewd Move Prompts Riverfront Clash in Pa
Meretsport July 14 The Carnegie Steel company has surveyed a nine mile Monongahela River stretch from Hays to McKeesport and presented harbor plans to the U S engineers. Maj Charles F Powell Pittsburg chief says he will establish her borne limits on Tuesday July 13 and decide whether to adopt the Carnegie survey or reject it amid competing proposals from other stream shore firms.
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Meretsport
Carnegie Hesa
Monongahela
Charles F. Powell
Uited States Engineers
Pittsburg
Herbornes
Carnegie Steel Company
Hays Station
McKeesport
Homestead
Braddock
Port Perry
Duquesne
Demmier
Powell
No Sleep For Three Months Ends With Cure Claim
A Pittsburg man praises the Pyramid Pile Cure after three months of sleepless suffering from piles. He reports complete relief from three 30 cent boxes, says the remedy requires no opiates or poisons and is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Wm. Handschu
Cotton Alley
Pittsburg
Pyramid Drug Co
Athion. Mich
Grand lodge of Ellis settles key matters and elections
Minneapolis reports the grand lodge of Ellis concluding debates on Golden Gate lodge and reinstatement of Alien O Myers. Myers is expelled after a decisive vote. Public interest centered on prize drills and bands. New officers elected include Meade D Detweller as Grand Exalted Ruler and George A Reynolds as Grand Secretary, with trustees named Jerome B Fisher and others.
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Minneapolis
Grand Lodge of
Ellis
Golden Gate Lodge
San Francisco
O. Myers
Cincinnati
Inds
Detwener
Cmse
Allen
Myers
Toledo
Louisville
Elk Clubs
Duluth City
Naval Reserve Band
Detroit
Fourth Regiment
Sioux City
Twenty-second Regiment
FL Cook
Meade D. Detweller
Harrisburg
Birmingham
Ala
Louis Hauwer
Newark
N. J
Charles M. Foote
Minn
George A Reynolds
Saginaw
Mich
Ed S. Orris
Meadville
Tyler
Scott Holmes
O. Ligand
Lew A. Clarke
G. Grant
George Meyer, Jr
Pittebure
Fimberlake
New Albany
Inn
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
Hunter A
Craycroft
Dallas
Tex
George 3B
Cronk
Omaha
Silver Camp Meeting to Promote Silver Dollar Rally
A national free coinage camp meeting is planned in Ohio during the week starting September 16 at either the Columbus state fair grounds or Springfield turf grounds. Backed by the American Bimetallic Union, speakers include Bryan Towne and Teller among others. Local chairs are A A Brown and Col J C Roberts with railroads offering round trips and a 2 cent per mile return rate on September 21 22. The event aims to energize silver forces this fall and may attract over 100000 attendees. Reverend Geo L Wheeler will conduct services in Topeka after arriving from Denver, with church trustees hoping for a Topeka decision to reopen the Swedenborgian church this fall. A remedy for bowel complaints is endorsed by Arkansas City Traveler.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
State Fair Grounds
Columbus
Springfield
J.C. Roberts
Michigan
Br RH. Reemeli
John Owens
Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs
of Greenback Party
Michifas
Greenback Party
Irs Telt
W. J. Bryan
Chas. A. Towne
Minnesota
HF. Bartine
Nevada
Teller
Colorado
Dubola
Idaho
George Fred Willams
Massachusetts
Jo Blackburn
Kentucky
Senator Allen
Nebraska
Charita J. Bronston
Geo. L. Wheeler
Britzewater
Mass
New Jerusalem
New England
Topeka
Denver
Swedenborsian Chiapel
Sixth
Hartisom
Seaboard
Wheeler
National Hotel
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