Temporary Quarters and Permanent Home Ad Options
The Topeka State Journal announces temporary quarters at 113 East Seventh Street and a permanent home at Topeka State Journal Building, 300 Kansas Avenue, corner of the cate American Newspaper Pub Deters association, where files of the Papur are always open to advertisers or Feadere.
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Eekly Ranion
East Seventh Street
Topeka State Journal
Kansas Avenue
Cate American
Pub- Deters Association
Papur
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Lead 1896
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports a strong circulation lead over all competitors for the first six months of 1896 ending June 30. The daily average circulation is stated as 15H, with the note that no Topeka or Kansas daily or Sunday paper surpasses this figure.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Kansas
Mrat Half Year Circulation Totals for Daily State Journal
The circulation for each day of the Mrat half year is given below. The issues of the TOPERA DAILY STATE JOURNAL for the six months from January 1, 1310, to June 30, 1896, in Elusive, have been all follows:
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Wre
Topera Daily State Journal
Evistor and Proprietor Mopeka 1896 notice
Fragmentary historical notice from Mopeka Kansas dated July 1 1896 references 1855 circulation details. The readable portion hints at local business records or proprietorship but lacks clear action or outcome. Further context would clarify the event or person named Evistor and Proprietor Mopeka.
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Evistor and Proprietor
Mopeka
Kan
Campaign of education and mint coinage debate in Saline county
In Saline county Republicans oppose Marrill renomination while New York press mocks the Democratic faction. The article notes ISTE-1282 period coinage shows gold nearly twice silver, bullion values favor gold, and mint silver dollar production rises to meet demand for Sherman notes redemptions. It pairs political tension with monetary controversy and calls for exposing card house politics.
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New York
Prev Mster
United States
Populists and Democrats Face Union Over Bryan Support
The piece notes Southern Populists struggle to unite with Democrats for Bryan while Kansas free silver Republicans align with opposing Democrats and Populists. It argues affiliation must yield to principle, highlighting party friction amid cross ticket support.
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Bryan
Kansas
Topeka Republicans Card Sparks St. Louis Platform Tie
A Topeka Republicans paper declares a slate of candidates from congressman to constable will vote for none who do not stand squarely on the St. Louis platform. The Cawker City Record notes mixed reception and burial with 21 signers backing the statement.
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Topeka
Cumming
St. Louis
Cawker City Record
Free Coinage of Copper Sparks Constitutional Debate
The text argues against free copper coinage, noting no constitutional or legal provision exists and government obligations are payable in coin. It questions the copper argument and emphasizes gold or alternate coinage as the basis for obligations.
Free silver campaign grows despite opposition urges victory
The piece argues that smeared calls to devalue debt can backfire, noting the free silver sentiment is rising. It cites The New Orleans Piiewtine and Chicago Record, says Cleveland and allies failed to suppress it, and asserts anti free silver forces must sharpen their arguments or risk defeat as support swells nationwide.
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Frea Silver
Chicago
Cleveland
Walltreet
Free coinage and the gold silver ratio discussion
The State Journal reviews why a free coinage law might alter the gold silver ratio. It notes past silver coinage, bullion values in France, and European demand influencing U S mint outputs and bond rates as Americans pay premiums to meet European gold demand.
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State Journal
United States
France
Wall Street
Europe
Dean
Curtis debate on silver policy and populist support in Kansas
The New York Post criticizes Curtis a Republican from Kansas for opposing silver purchase repeal and free coinage. It labels him dangerous to Wall Street reform aims, urging Populists and free silver Republicans to unite behind Curtis in the Fourth district to avoid splitting the free silver vote.
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POST
Curtie
New York ‘Post
Wall Street
St Louis
Senate
House
United States
McKinney
Eland
Curtis
Kansas
Republicans of Kansas urged to disagree cordially on finance
In a Kansas Republican message, leaders say honest differences exist on finance and urge members to remain tolerant. They emphasize unity and broad latitude within the party to win the state, insisting that members can differ on this issue while remaining friends and not adversaries.
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Marion
Ed Hoch
Kansas
Republican Party
Ling Declares No Position on Money Question
Lawrence World endorses Chester T. Lang, urging firm stance on platform. Critics say a congressman must align with Kansas needs rather than Wall Street. Lang is urged to reveal views before proceeding to serve Seventh district.
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Ling
Lawrence World
Chester T. Lang
Kansas
Wall Street
Free Silver Republicans Organize Against Calderhead
In Laithe county a bloc of prominent Republicans formed a free silver era movement to oppose Calderhead in the congress race and to elect legislators who will back a free silver candidate for the U S Senate. They may also oppose McKinley for president.
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Abilene
Sedgwick County Republicans Split Over Silver Issue
The Wichita Star quotes a Brass Collar Republican criticizing the Wichita Eagle for not upholding Republican doctrine. The piece argues Sedgwick County leans free coinage but would shift to gold standard before election, and mocks the Eagle for political flip flopping while praising the Eagle as a rare Kansas paper not aligned with Republican insiders.
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Sedgwick
Wichita Eagle
The
Eagle
Sedgwick County
Wichita Star
Kansas
New York Journal Backs Bryan For President
The New York Journal declares it supports William Jennings Bryan, denounces opponents in Chicago, and defends the Chicago platform. It argues for tariff reform, anti injunction measures, and bi metalism while claiming McKinley would empower a corrupt syndicate. The piece lauds Bryan as principled and urges voters to back the best man for the nation.
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New York Journal
New York
Wm. J. Bryan
Chicago
Republic
Tillman
England
France
Germany
United States
BieKiniegtem
St. Louie
Jefferson Wold
Fts
Bryan
Wee Draska
William McKinley
Hawke Syndicate
Congress
Allver Mem
Sliver
Campaign rhetoric on gold, bimetallism and McKinley stance
The passage discusses a campaign fought over monetary policy with cries of abandoning government by the people. It condemns desertion by Republicans and endorses bimetallism, protection for workers, and support for McKinley and Hanna for their stance on coinage. It asserts that McKinley would support a law aligning with bi metalism and American milled product coinage.
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McKinley
Hanna
Bmneham New Leaf
Rep
Kansas
BEERBOHM TREE TO COME TO AMERICA ON TOUR
Beerbohm Tree plans a twelve weeks American tour starting in November with the new Her Majesty's Theater company. He will close Haymarket management and inaugurate the renamed Her Majesty's Theater in New York with a dramatization of Gilbert Parker's The Seats of the Mighty. The tour, led by Al Hayman and Charles Frohman, includes Abbey's in New York four weeks and engagements in Philadelphia Boston and Washington.
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New York
Beerbohm Tree
Counry
Her Majesty's Theater Company
Tree
Haymarket Theater
London
Theater Tow
Her Majesty’s Theater
Gilbert Parkere
the Mighty
Iis Company
al Hayman
Charles Frohman
Abbey’s Theater
Chestnut Street Opera House
Philadelphia
Lafayette Square Opera House
Washington
Jiellis Street Theater
Boston
Topeka Invites GAR for September Reunion
Commander Whitney extends cordial invitation to the Grand Army of the Republic Kansas group for the official department reunion in Topeka from September 11 to October 7. Demented details promise a warm welcome, distinguished addresses, floral decorations, tents, and free tents and utilities for attendees.
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Whitney
William
GAR
Kansas
Reunio
Topeka
Grand Army of the Republic
Bicycle craze dying out says local horse dealer expects better prices
H C Lindsey, Tupelo horse dealer, reports most horses are idle and no demand exists. He notes the bicycle craze has nearly wiped out horse sales and predicts a revival in fall with higher prices. Eastern horse stealers anticipate a rebound, though there is current scarcity and uncertainty.
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H.C. Lindsey
Tupelo
Colonel Linsey
New Gotham Hotel Herald Square to Open in 1997
James H Breslin plans a new Arist hotel in New York to be called Herald Square. It will rise on Broadway Thirty sixth Street and Sixth Avenue, be fifteen stories tall with 400 guest rooms and 360 bathrooms, and is to be leased at 168 000 per year for twenty one years. Construction will take thirteen months.
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New York
James H. Breslin
Herald Square
Broadway
Thirty-sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Ingalls Visited Mother in Massachusetts Declines Comment
Senator John J Ingalls arrived in Haverhill Massachusetts for a brief visit to his mother on July 18. He refused to discuss current politics but stated he is a candidate for re election to the United States Senate from Kansas.
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Massachussetts
Haverhill
Mass
John J) Ingalls
United States Senate
Kansas
Births notice for Youngreen Sweet and Brace families
Birth announcements report a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Youngreen of 455 Lake Street and sons to Mr and Mrs A C Sweet of Topeka and Mr and Mrs W P Brace of Topeka.
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George Youngreen
Lake Street
A.C. Sweet
Topeka
W. P. Brace
Berges’ Dia hoea Balsam Offers Instant Relief
An old advertisement extols Berges’ Dia hoea Balsam a purely vegetable compound promising instant relief and a permanent cure for diarrhoea or dysentery. It claims safe use and notes popular druggists as agents for the medicine.
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Berges
Free Silver Convention Trip To St Louis July Meeting
Tickets sold to St Louis for a free silver convention meeting on July 19 20 and 21 with a round trip fare of 8 50 via the Santa Fe home road. Advertises One Minute Cough Cure by G W Stansfeld as a remedy for nightly coughing spells caused by throat irritation.
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St. Louis
G. W. Stansfeld
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