Topeka State Journal Address and Circulation Info
The Topeka State Journal lists subscription terms and office locations including temporary quarters at 213 East Seventh Street and permanent home at Topeka State Journal Building near Kansas Avenue and Big Haw at 200 and SUT. It also provides Bell telephone numbers for the Topeka and Washington offices and a New York address for the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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East Sevenih Street
Topeka State Journal
Sut Kanesa Avenue
Bighon
Bell
Topeka
Woshington
St N. W
New York
Potter Building
Care
American
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Claim 1898
The Topeka Daily State Journal touts its lead among Topeka and Kansas papers with the largest circulation for the first six months ending June 30 1898. It states the daily average for the period but the exact figure is not provided in the exposed text.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Kansas
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TOPERA DAILY STATE JOURNAL Six Month Circulation Figures
The circulation for each day of the first half of 1896 is listed, detailing daily totals from January 1 to June 30 inclusive. The publication, dated July 1, 1894, notes a general circulation and year totals, with a reported average daily circulation around 10,898.
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Eilitor
Don’ts in the Gold Bug argument and policy claims
A speaker denounces misleading claims about free coinage and gold as money. He warns against asserting a silver dollar value, a trade balance falsehood, or that Wall Street dictates policy. The text criticizes tariff defenses and foreign payoffs, urging clear, factual public messaging.
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United States
Wall Street
Campalea
Republicans Endorse Silver and Party Unity Across California
The Los Angeles Express argues Republican congressional nominees from California align with the national silver platform. It cites past votes for silver, vows to follow party lines on all silver matters if reelected, and criticizes opponents for deviating. Also references editors and figures like Bowern, McKinley, and Bryan in the era's national debate.
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Curtis
Congres
California
Congresman
Curts
Los Angeles Express
Rep
Congress
Eilver
Bowern
Oper
Public figures and press abuse amid financial panic debate
The text denounces a senatorial figure and presses a critique of media abuse while discussing economic values. It cites 1890 values for street products copper and coal and warns that restricting finances could cause a Wall Street panic and prison, highlighting treason beyond armed rebellion.
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Wall Street
Lincoln Prepares to Welcome William J Bryan and Wife
Lincoln citizens unite across parties to honor William J Bryan and his wife with a homecoming. A 100-member committee plans a formal reception at the Bryan home after the train arrives, with officials and uniformed groups invited and political emblems requested not to be displayed.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Citiven
Priday
Jiryan
Detalia
A. C. Hickett
P.S. Allen
J. H. McMurtery
A. R. Carppell
Judes
Be. Ialt
Norris Humphrey
Mra
Bryan
Mryan
Bird Day Proposed By Agricultural Department
The Agricultural Department urges observance of Bird Day nationwide, optionally with Arbor Day. It aims to teach the value of native birds and protection from destruction, aligning with timber, game, and fish conservation as part of agricultural wealth in the state. The idea originated with School Superintendent Babcock of Port City, with two cities in Iowa adopting it and Secretary Morton endorsing the movement.
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Washington
Babcock
of City
Port
OU City
Fort Madison
Morton
Tnite
Ex-Congressman Bynum Differing From Bryan Platform
Indianapolis July 14 Ex Congress man William D Bynum says in an interview he could not support Bryan or his platform though he personally likes Bryan his views are not in line with the best interests of the country He argues the Chithro convention influences were not trustworthy to run national affairs.
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Indianapolis
William D. Bynum
Ueohychee
Iiikee
Bryan
Retiance
Couate
Nynn Tollone
Atlantic City's New Walk Inaugurated With Parade
Atlantic City's new boardwalk, costing about $100000, was dedicated Saturday with a grand parade of 300 sailing craft and a schoolchildren procession. Councilman Edward B. Lee formally transferred the structure to Mayor Franklin P. Stoy, whose wife drove a golden spike.
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Atantic City
Atlantic City
Edward &. Lee
Franklin P. Stoy
Metropolitan Telephone Merger Sinks Rival
July 4 report states the Metropolitan Telephone Company will transfer its lines to the New York Telephone Company, Gould as principal stockholder. the move absorbs the rival firm. Also noted are editorials backing Bryan for president and old ads for Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and local mineral water.
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Metropolitan
New York
Electricn! Centr
Todayreed
Metropolian Telphone Company
New York Telephone Company
Tracge 3
Gould
Axa Datee
the Silver Daily
Gotham
the Daily News
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Topeka Flambeau Clubs Promise Giant Festival Display
Shawnee county flambeau clubs plan a massive Topeka Fall Festival display with 200 yen prize nightly, inviting 10 strong Republican and Democratic clubs plus the Mission township unit to participate. They pledge unity and seek official committee support for a grand parade and thousands of uniformed marchers.
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Shawnee County
Topeka
United States
Mission Township
Kansas
Democratic Lambeau Club
Democratic Flambeau
Ite
Decasion
Aid
Innet
Uadmourds
Abcond
Wiety
Panic First Then War Prediction in London Chronicle Editorial
The London Chronicle predicts civil panic and war in the United States if a silver party rises, urging Americans to elect a president to prevent disaster. It cites dire economic and social implications and compares it to a great continental crisis. Also includes advertisements for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Hate care products.
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Arrentina
United States
Aterica
Post's Comment Washington July 11 on Bryan
The Washington Post sketches Bryan as a populist champion of government by the people. It notes his lack of wealth or family influence, his distinct Philadelphia roots, and his stand on silver while hinting at political self-reliance and vulnerability to opposition.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Bryan
Bryan Ixits
Garfield
Lincoln
Bie
Hic
Ena
Frohman's New Theater Leases Garden Theater
Charles Wrohman has leased the Garden theater with direct control starting October 1. Plans include possibly forming a stock company and moving the cast from Hoyt’s to the Garden for The Liar in September. Empire opens April 21 with John Brow in Thosentary. Wendham has London success.
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New York
Chrles Wrohman
Garden Theater
Re & Flock Company
Hoyts
Gurdes
Hoyt
the Empire
Johu Brow
Colyon Parker
Wendham
London
Doctors Joint Meeting Topeka and Eastern Kansas Societies
Two medical groups plan a joint session at Topeka Academy of Medicine rooms tomorrow night with many visiting physicians expected. The program includes talks by T W Beers MD Geo W Davis AM D and J C McClintock MD plus papers and case reports from Topeka physicians.
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Topeka Academy of Medicine
Suretty
Karsa
Academy
Mike
T. W. Beers
M. D
Pyurias
Detcetts
Geo
W. Davi
AM. D
Ty Kasiman
MD. Topeka
1. M. Powell
M. D. Topeka
Case
J. C. McClintock
The Plop Exchange Promises Return of Kicking Machine
Captain Curtis announces the flop exchange will reopen in his popular resort and a kicking machine will appear. He notes prior brisk business and hints at locating the exchange on Kansas avenue between Eyurth and Pitch or on East Eighth street, with locals observing.
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Curtis
Rome
Pope
Parer
Kansas
Eyurth
Pitch
East Eighth Street
Real Estate Transfers and Fire Destroys Denver Building
Real estate transfers listed include Johnson to J W Thompson for 1, lots 13 and 15% and half of 468 in Fre nd ele street followed by Kasssbaum to H A W Barsebaum for 2965 covering southwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 1 township 12 range 14 containing 1 Ko es. A small transfer shows Fienzy Strong to 2% Po Bleelow for 10 dollars. A Denver blaze at Twenty fifth and Wynkoop streets destroyed the two story brick building housing the Denver Consolidated Light Company at 7 o'clock yesterday. The structure held 16 Wertinghoune engines valued at 5000 each with boiler rooms and other parts damaged by fire. The fire was caused by wire contact. Loss totals around 1638 with insurance at 120000. Advertising for Electric Bitters claims health benefits from Worthington Indiana and Chicago testimonials. Prices 50 cents and one dollar per bottle.
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ACS. Johnson
J. W. Thompson
J. A. Kasssbaum
H. A. W. Barsebaum
Nouthwest Queter
Fienzy
Po Bleelow
Jackson
Denver
Denver Consolidated Biveirie
Boller
Burlington Route Advertises Fast Service to West
The notice promotes the Burlington Route from Kansas City to Billings and Montana connections, touting sleeper and chair car options, through service via Northern Pacific and Tranz-Continental lines. It urges readers to ask agents for tickets and highlights the comfort and speed of travel to Chicago, St Louis, and the West. It also includes a brief medical ad for Wits Colic and Cholera Cure and a subscription pitch for the State Journal.
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Black Hille
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Burlington
Missouri
Kansas City
Billings
Mont
Kanga City
Neb
Northern Pacific
Puget
Denver
Rilo Grands
Caligare Nla
Chicago
St Louis
Suet Wis
Missouri River
St Louie
L. W. Wakeley
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