State Journal topeka address and telephones listed
The State Journal entry lists temporary quarters at 101 and 138 East Seventh Street and a permanent home at Tupele Blaze Journal Building 1090 ca not Munsus avenue near Brenth. It provides telephones for Topeka and New York offices and notes delivery options and subscription rates. The file notes American Newspaper Publishers' fascination and openness to advertisers.
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Teraporary
East Seventh Street
Tupele Blaze Journal
Munsus Avenue
Brenth
Inger Offen
Bell
Topekia
Ho St
New York
Potter Balldcare
Great Showing in Circulation for Topeka Daily State Journal
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports a dominant circulation lead over competitors in the first six months of 1896. The paper notes a larger Sunday edition and higher daily reach, with the June average exceeding rivals.
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Deliverea Py
Topeka
Mantown
Bas
Esrtier
Saul
Topeka Daily State Journal
Dally
Kantas
Meet day 1996 summary from TOPGEA DAILY STATE JOURNAL
The record covers January 1996 through June 30 1996 with daily divisions. It notes totals and remarks on events, indicating a six month period of activity and items logged for each day.
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Wigs von Batoye
Issien
Topgea Daily State Journal
Additor and Propriator Topeka Kans July 1 1886 growth note
Fragmentary historic financial note from Topeka Kansas dated July 1 describing past circulation figures for 1881 1893 and 1890s. Mentions daily averages and annual totals with garbled figures 4200 6513 and percentages. Lacks clear entities or complete context.
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Topeka
Kan
Lesa
Campaign of Education and Gold Standard Debate
Havine tried for nearly four years to bring the Republican mountain to him and failed Mahomet Cleveland will now journey the Republican moun tai. The article argues the price of liberty is the money question not tariffs with Bryan and McKinley camps, criticizing gold standard editors and urging fund circulation to counter silver. It contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms, cites Foster and Jeffersonian ideals, and notes weather and local notes.
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Havine
Mahomet Cleveland
Bryan
the Treasury
Foster
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Whitney
Vilas
Mr. Foster
Hite
Republican Faction Fights Over Silver Standard Policy
The Cy Leland Republicans denounce opponents as anarchists and repudiators over Grover Cleveland’s silver issue. The piece cites Blaine and 1833 1892 Republican platforms favoring bimetallism, warns that a single gold standard would harm property values, and argues for remonetizing silver and resuming coinage.
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Blaie
Flame
Cy Leland
Cyrus Leland
Kansas
Republican Party
James
Blaine
United States Senate
Collows
Congress
East and West Voters Clash in Raucous Editorial
A long critique contrasts Eastern and Western voters, arguing Easterners are stifled by moneyed interests and luxury, while Westerners revolt. It condemns clerks and urban workers as cowed but hints at Lincolnian honor in broad citizen participation. The piece mocks Omaha style rhetoric and Lincoln’s era politics.
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West
Icketheimers
Sorat Head of Hair Gusrantes with every bottle
The fragmentary note references Sorat and Gusrantes with every bottle and mentions Gold by all race costs in a terse, unclear line from the old page.
Battle Over Ingalls and Money Policy Divides Republicans
A bitter exchange surrounds ex senator Ingalls and the sound money stance. A circulating interview blames capital privileges and labor poverty for a looming revolution. Republicans who oppose Ingalls claim the party must avert a pacified stance while observers note tensions over tariffs and class outcomes.
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Hansas
Ingalls
St. Louis
Senate
Vanderbilt
Tagelts
Tar—ton
Near calamity on Lookout Mountain Incline ride
Chattanooga July 21 eleven passengers faced a terrifying descent when a car on the Lookout Mountain Incline climbed loose rails and tipped off the trucks. The absorber brakes stopped the car moments before a deadly plunge. All passengers crawled back to solid ground unharmed and recovered from the fright.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mouition
Lookout Mountain
Free Silver Strong Across Michigan Farm Meetings
Reports from Michigan show growing free silver support among farmers in Scotia Cheboyganne and Flushing with 7 percent of farmers in Flushing openly backing it. In Tascoe county the shift from Republican strength appears complete and even Republicans fear Pingree as the free silverized candidate. Upper peninsula miners and laborers align with farmers, forming broad momentum for the Democratic ticket.
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Detroit
Mich
Alichigat
Scotia
Cheboyganne
Flushing
Tascote
Republic van
Pingree
Lower Peninsula
Blue and the Gray General Gordon to Address G A R Reunion
Marion Alabama July 2 The executive committee of the Southern Millnats Butchers' and Laioreexsocketton has decided the fourteenth annual reunion will be held at this place on September 10 and 11 extensive preparations for the entertainment the veterans are being made One principal feature will be an address by Gen John B Gordon of Georgia
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General Gordon
Ilinoia
Marion
Southern Millnats Butchers
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Flora Festival paper flower class in Detroit
Dates and location for a Flora's Festival paper flower making lesson by Mrs Geo Kinsaman at Mrs M R Mischen's on Van Buren Street Detroit July 27at 2.20 with 25 flowers taught for 50 cents instructors bring scissors knitting needles and lead pencils. Also Ninety seven Pingree delegates chosen to attend the state convention at Grand Rapids to vote as a unit for Pingree and other state officers. A testimonial for Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve praises its cure for piles eczema sores and skin diseases.
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Datiies
Flrst Ward
Geo Kinsaman
M. R. Mischen
van Buren Street
Pingree
Detroit
Mich
Pingree Delarites
Wayne
Grand Rapids
EN Bill
Lumber City
DewWitt
G. JW. Stansfield
Bryan's Mail Enormous Delays Campaign Letter Work
Lincoln July 1. Letters to Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan pile up as more arrive daily than he, his wife, and his secretary can read. A local politician notes Bryan has many clerks to handle mail so he can draft his letter of acceptance. Bryan issues a statement saying he cannot read or reply to all letters and suggests directing private offers to state committees and campaign acts to the national committee. He mentions a Clemson College gift from the John Calhoun Home and various congratulatory telegrams.
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Lincoln
Wm. J. Bryan
Ize
Panvael _ somumltie
I. Bryan
Cleveland
Hill
Bryan
Neb
National Committee
Johwil
Campai
J. Bryan
South Carolina
John Calhoun
Clemson College
James B. Rod
Nebraska
Harrison Refuses Interview On Silver Question
Indiana campaign note from General Harrison stating the Silver Question is too complex for an interview. He explains he will respond in a prepared speech after careful study, possibly by late September, and that discussing the issue in an interview is not the proper method.
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Indianapole
Ind
Harrison
Rome
Tse
Big Grange Picnic at Berryton Friday July 24
Seven granges of Swawtee county unite for a basket picnic in honor of the visiting national grange. Speakers include H. H. Brigham of Delta master of the national grange Aaron Jones of South Bend overseer and A. P. Teardon of McClouth master of the state grange. Train leaves Topeka at 8 morning and returns at 5 evening by Missouri Pacific railroad.
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Swawtee County
Berryton
Hotor
National Crenige
HH. Brigham
Delta
National Grange
Aaron Jones
South Bent
Til
A. P. Tteardon
McClouth
Kan
State Grange
Missouri Povtt
Diamonds to Advance and Market Monopoly Claims
New York July 1 The diamond trust and key players including Barney Barnato and Abraham Abrahams push price advances claiming world supply control. The New York jobbers face delay as English and South African interests allegedly dominate output and production costs count little against the market. Also note an ad touts Hand s Colle Cure for babies with testimonials from Mrs J Parry in Hureke Kansas.
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New York
Diamond Trust
de Cee Rhotes
Barney Barnato
Abraham Abrahams
J. P. Roetingen
Berner, Well & Co
Joseph Bros
Australan
Brisillan
Through Trains to St Paul and Minneapolis via Burlington Route
Two splendid through trains daily from Missouri river points to the Wisconsin north via the old Burlington Route and Sioux City line. Day train offers observation vestibule sleepers free chair cars and dine cars north of Council Bluffs. Night train provides sleepers to Omaha Council Bluffs and Sioux City and parlor cars Sioux City north. Consult ticket agent. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises shirtwaist laundering at 112 and its West.
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Missouri River
Wis
Sioux City
Sioux City -Morth
L. W. Wakeley
St. Louis
Afo
Populists Eye Santa Fe Route Choice for St Louis Trip
Populist delegates note the Santa Fe route has been chosen for travel to the St Louis convention, marking an official road decision.
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St. Louis Comvention
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Topeka Daily State 5 Journal
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Gold Standard Administration
Mints Agai
McKinley
Chicago
Jefferson
Jackson
Tides
Jeferson
Th- Don
Poljica
Republican
McKinney iv
Pillsbore Tribune
Rep
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Ames Smith
James Smith
Connau
Ailver
Harald
Allver
England
Aever
Pettiy
Nebraska State Journal
Billy
Michigan
Blue
Neste & Kidney
Helen M. Goucgar
Big Grange
Shawnee County
Barnato
The
Trust
Hureke
Hand
St Paul
Minneapolis
Burlington
Peerless Steam Laundry
Lee
Asal
U.S
Allen CO
Canal St
Buck
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Kansas Ave
W.smiller
Rex
Topewva Kansas
Harris
Sixth Avenue
Smith
Western Foundry Machine Works
Fomerly
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Estab
Kas. R. L. Cofran
Wight
Quincy St
Eley Institute
Portemouth
Ansas City
Kas
Koving
Hagans
Kansan
Kewing Isticubes
Hull Particuars
Keeley Institute
South Missouri
Kansas City, Fort Scott
Begg
Kee
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