State Journal subscription terms and offices
The State Journal outlines subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with ten cents weekly by carrier in Topeka and suburbs or same price in towns with a carrier. It lists the permanent home and office address in Topeka, along with telephone numbers and a New York publishing address for the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Topeka
Eunas
Resis
Topeka State Journal
Kanens Avenue
Bustrens
Belt Phare
New York
Weather Indications for Kansas Pair Tonight and Wednesday
Chicago July 1. For Kansas pair tonight and Wednesday. Warmer tonight and Wednesday with southerly winds. Incest portion appears in the fragment but weather focus remains on temperature rise and wind direction.
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Chicago
Kansas
Sugar Trust’s Harvest Pushes Refined Sugar Stock Up
Sugar trust stock rose five to six cents per share in New York as refined sugar gained amid tariff talk. The rise appears market driven by speculation on sugar schedule changes rather than broader inflation signals, with refiners citing protection needs while critics call the move arbitrary and profit driven.
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Sugar Trust
New York
Conference Committee
House
Llaurence
Senate
Ira
Sherman
Teast
Grotereman
America
Europe
Globe Sights In Atchison Glare of Daily Dilemmas
A jumble of local observations from Atchison. Citizens blame stubbornness for unrest while a wife endures her husband’s business reverses and a wedding kiss count stirs gossip. Mothers at a meeting urge police to escort kids home by nine, even proposing a bell to wake them early. An ad touts Purifier and Blood Maker for digestion and vigor.
Mrs Lease Denounces Socialism in Chicago Post
In a scorching critique the Chicago Post lampoons Mrs. Lease for declaring socialism the country’s hope while avoiding the issue. The piece mocks leadership, the “sliver question,” and suggests the weather kept readers from full debate as it muses on Populists and Popocrats chasing “an tesve” and sliver dollars.
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Lease
Notable Names in Press Snippets and Events
Professor C. H. Hitchcock will study Greenland geology with Peary on an Arctic expedition. Horace L. Chapman, Ohio governor candidate, rejects honorary titles. General John B. Gordon remains active in politics. Baron Fava and Mime plan a summer in Italy to inter their son Rene’s remains in Naples with Amatels’ tomb. Emperor William II sent a wreath to the First Dragon Guards. Waterloo inscription embroidered on ribbon. Ex-President Harrison backs saloon restrictions in Indianapolis. Abner McKinley’s telegraphy advance noted. Mohart praised for memory. Siam’s monarch corrects a Vatican inscription. John W. Hendrie of South Beach donates real estate to SF Mercantile Library. Russia forms Turgenelt monument efforts in Orel. St. Petersburg committee to solicit funds.
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Baron Fava
Mime
Fava
Italy
Rene Fava
Naples
Amatels
William II
Flo
Dragon Guards
Waterloo
The Tender Passion and Witty Comic Quips Collide
A collection of humorous exchanges from several papers with playful banter about love, wedding rings, and domestic misunderstandings. Dialogues touch on kisses, persuading fathers, bicycle talk, and marriage customs in light, breezy style. Names and papers cited include Indianapolis Journal, Philadelphia Press, Cincinnati Enquirer, Detroit Press, Philadelphia American, Tid Bits, and Cleveland Leader.
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Amelia
Augustus
Mme
Cleveland
Why Ed Little Shines At Home In His Talk
Topeka reporters focus on Ed Little's Sunday visit noting his distinctive talk outshines his coal clothes and the governor's secretary becomes a new star in the capital's conversational scene. A state officer's presence adds to the dazzle as Abi lene Heflector is mentioned in the colorful local vignette.
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Little
Topeka
Abilene
Doctor seeks Pike's Peak ownership in historic claim
Dr. Albert G. Lewis travels to Washington with legal and civic testimony to prove a historic homestead claim on Pike's Peak's summit in El Paso County Colorado. He asserts possession of the highest, barren 14170 foot point, seeks government title under old soldier laws, and vows to challenge the transfer of authority from war to interior to secure the land.
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Albert Lewis
Colorado Springs
Albert G. Lewis
Manitou
Washington
Pike's Peak
Supreme Court
Lewis
el Paso County
Col
Aline
Pueblo
Cleveland
War Department
Department. of the Interior
Hi Paso
Government Land Office
United States
Dr. Lewis
Interior Department
New York Gets a Banner in Christian Endeavor Display
The New York city union celebrated a banner presentation to honor progress in Christian Endeavor efforts over the past year. Rev B L House of Attieboro presented the banner, with Rev H O Rinports of New York announcing the flag and 1300 tithe givers in Endeavor ranks. The audience sang Bring Back the Banner to Me as a blue and white flag was waved. Rev T O Crouse of Baltimore spoke on Some Spiritual Returns for Missionary investments.
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San Francisco
Union of
Christian Endeavorera
B.L. House
Attieboro
Mass
H. O. Rinports
New York City Union
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
T. O. Crouse
Baltimore
Riots erupt as crowd fights bull ring blaze in Barcelona
A bullfight in Barcelona on July 13 ended in a riot after an altercation with management. Spectators hurled sticks and benches into the arena and gunfire rang out. Gendarmes intervened, several people were seriously injured, and multiple arrests followed.
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Barcelona
Seversl
Was Honey Enough in Spalding Trial
Chicago, Iuw w-in the trial of ex Bank President Spalding for embez zlement yesterday. Prof Shattuck of the University of Illinois declared there was enough money in the general fund to meet warrants up to the time bonds were hypothecized. Defense aims to show a different state of affairs from Shattuck. National Convention Epworth League Meets in Toronto July 15 18. Santa Fe Route offers fund trip tickets for July 1 14 and July 15. Beggs Hair Renewer advertised as the Monarch of Patent Medicines.
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Chicago
Iuw
Spalding
Prof. Shattuck
University of Ilinois
Shattuck
Epworth League
Toronto
Santa Fe
Sents Fe
G A R Reunions Dates Set Across Kansas
The list records dates for soldiers reunions certified to G A R department headquarters. Cities include Sherman bifouse, Cloverdale, Elsworth, Cherryvale, Buffalo, Concordia, Baxter Springs, Anderson County Gennett, Harvey county Newton, Marion, Mint county Paola, Baldwin, Cedarvale, Parsons, Topeka, Leavenworth, Mine Creek Pleasanton, Holton, Morris county, Arkansas City, Superior Neb. Details span July to October with inclusive date ranges for each event.
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Kansas
G. A. R. Department
Sherman Bivouse
Junin
Snd
Cloverdale
Elsworth
Cherryvale
Buffalo
Concordia
Baxter Springs
Anderson County
Gennett
Harvey County
Newton
Marion County
Mint County
Paola
Baldwin
Cedarvale
Parsons
Leavenworth
Mine Creek
Pleasanton
Holton
Morris County
Arkansas City
Superior
Neb
Colored Club Boycott Over 15 Cents Beer Charge
The Calumet Cycle club, New York’s ace-high Black organization, was barred from a West End hotel at One Hundred and Tenth Street and the boulevard after a 15 cent beer price dispute. A member paid the 15 cent price, prompting a boycott against the hotel by club members and supporters.
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New York
Calumet Cycle Club
West End
Tenth Street
Boulevard
Calumet Club
Colored Society
Christ Wa
Field's Cable Relics Go to National Museum
The National Museum in Washington has secured the Cyrus W. Field collection of documents autographs telegrams and cablegrams relating to the first Atlantic cable. Donated by Mrs. Isabella Field Judson of Dobbs Ferry New York the items include Field's journal deep sea sounding notes the Great Eastern log the great ship’s cane and medals from Congress and the French government with related engravings and resolutions.
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National Museum
Washington
Cyrus W. Field
Isabella Field Judson
Dobbs Ferry
Maynard
Mer. Field
Great Haastern
Mr. Field
Congress
Europe
Field
Redstone Seeks Fresh Notoriety With Open Letter
Washington July 13 Col A B Redstone a former advance agent for Coxey and his commonwealers visited the White House to deliver an open letter. He advocated issuing regal tender paper dollars and employing idle men on public works projects to boost the economy.
St Lawrence canal contract awarded for Niagara-like falls
Hazleton Pa July 13 The St Lawrence Power company Massena Springs awarded John W Crelin the contract to excavate a three mile canal in St Lawrence county between the St Lawrence and Glass rivers to create a waterfall and electric plant. Westinghouse Electric of Pittsboro received the machinery and electrical equipment contract said to cost 1 000 000. The two streams run parallel with a 48 foot fall and natural declivities in places claimed to equal Niagara.
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Hazleton
St. Lawrence Power Company
Massena Springs
John W. Crelin
St. Lawrence County
St. Lawrence
Glass Rivers
Niagara Fells
Westinghouse Electric Company
Pittsboro
Mrs Bradbury Free and Case Dismissed in SF Court
In a San Francisco court, Mrs John Bradbury of Los Angeles did not appear due to illness. The Society for the Prevention of Crime moved to dismiss the case, and the judge granted dismissal as to Mr Bradbury.
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Society For Prevention of Crime
San Francisco
John Bradbury
Los Angeles
Lewis
Sweeney
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Bradbury
Kane
Society
Mr. Bradbury
Chicago's New Jail Opens With Modern Design
Chicago July 12 Cook county's new jail transfers from county commissioners in a simple ceremony. President Healy may speak while Jailer Whiupan leads 450 inmates to the new quarters. The old jail is described as foul and vermin infected, while the new $230000 building is praised as the finest county jail in the country with modern features. Two years and 20000 has been spent on construction.
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Chicago
Cook County
Healy
Whiupan
Queen Liliuokalani and Duke Palmer to Leave Washington
Queen Liliuokalani and Duke Palmer depart Washington for New York and seashore resorts to escape the heat, planning to return in early autumn if the annexation matter remains unsettled. The ex queen will visit the duke’s residence near Hastings before returning.
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Washington
Suly
Liliue Kalani
Sulte
Duke Palmer
New York
Heston
White House
Porter
Hanna
Crowninshield
Navy
Dake
Three New York Girls Survive Wildcat Attack in Catskills
Miss Lucy Powell of Brooklyn Miss Clara Gaus and Miss Genevieve Harrison of New York explored Pine Hill area in Kingston N Y on a hunting trip. A wild cat sprang from underbrush and pounced on Miss Harrison who was knocked to the ground. Hunter Jim Deutcher of Big Indian arrived and killed the cat with an axe. Harrison was injured but out of danger after the shock.
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New York
Catskills
Cape Surf
Kingston
N. Y
Lucy Powell
Brooklyn
Clara Gaus
Genevieve Harrison
Pine Hill
Miss Harrison
Jim Deutcher
Big Indian
Indian Drank Whisky Trails Twelve Miles Then Six
Joseph Ward, an Indian known as lead son of Paul Ward, Chief of the Poome patuck Indians, fled from supposed enemies by running twelve miles to Wading River and six miles to Poosepatuck and back. He hid in a granary then under a bed after firing through a doorway. Deputy Sheriff Lopez urged him to leave his shelter.
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Mortones
Joseph Ward
Wading River
Ward
Poosepatuck
Hamilton Robinson
Robinson
Joe
Theron Ross
Sherif Lopez
Paul Ward
Diver Finds Diamond Lost Years Ago in Camp Creek
Portsmouth Ohio July 1 A diver recovered a valuable diamond ring lost about six to nine years ago in McCulloch creek at Camp McCulloch. Mr Hassel Newman nephew of J W Newman and a group of friends were swimming and diving when a large handful of gravel yielded the ring among the debris during an afternoon of recreation.
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Portsmouth
McCulloch Creek
Camp McCulloch
Hassel Newman
J. W. Newman
Newman
Buckleas Arnica Salve Claims Value For Wide Range
An early 1900s style advertisement touts Buckleas Arnica Salve as best value for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin troubles. It promises Alon money refund and percent per box if not satisfied.
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Academy of Science
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Blanche
Detroit Press
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Jack
Mamma
Madge
Philadelphis American
Barcelons
Hood
Oe. C. E Hood & Co
Lowell
G. A. RR
Coxey
Amade-To-Order Niagara
Great St. Lawrences
Mrs. Bradbury Freed
Chamberisia
Pleasent
Cafe
Druggisia
Queen Lil
Duke” Palmer
Diver
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Henney Buggy Co
Troy Surreys
Phaetons
Warner & Potter
Hamilton Mal
East Sixth Street
Kinley & Lannan
Kas
Barghert
Moker
All
Peter Heinz
Kansas City
Institute
Kerbey Inc
Lesll Eeley
Union Depot
Keeley Institute
Kansa
Batman & Hatfield
Kansas Ave
E. A. Chaney
East Sth Ave
Telephone
Buster
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