Subscriptions and addresses in Topeka State Journal notice
The Topeka State Journal lists subscription terms and delivery details with temporary quarters at 711 and 332 East Seventh Street and permanent home at Topeka State Journal Building 800 Kansas Avenue corner of Righth. Telephones include 430, 107, and other lines. reporters’ room at 161st Street NW and additional address in New York at 306 Potter Building.
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East Seventh Street
Topeka State Journl Building
Kansas Avenue
Righth
Baxter Springs
Topeka State Journal
Kensay
Doveka
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation For First Half 1896
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports a six month circulation ending June 30 1896 of 10 625 daily average. The statement lists daily circulation figures for the first half of the year and notes the overall tally for the period.
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Topaka
Toveka Daily State Journal
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Esau
Sae Cere AG
TDO Flite
Topeka Daily- State Journal
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Ak Alter
Topeka, Kon
Advertising the Fall Festival effort in Topeka
Topeka Kansas July 1 1566 an editorial urges vigorous state wide advertising for the reunion and Fall Festival. It calls for a larger advertising committee a stenographer stationery and personal letters to Kansas leaders, noting 60 000 attendees likely and aiming higher with stronger press coverage.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Journal
Tts
Journal
Value of the government stamp on gold coin explained
The article argues that gold coins gain value from two legal factors: a fixed bullion amount convertible into coin and the government stamp that makes the stamped amount legally payable to discharge debts. It notes the stamp defines money, allowing it to circulate and settle obligations, while unstamped bullion has value only by market demand.
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United States
Atlantic
Supreme Court politics and public opinion debated
A long critique argues the supreme court is no better than other branches and has been driven by partisanship. It cites the Tilden Hayes case and legal tender rulings, noting editorial influence and the public’s varied trust in newspapers. It also questions tariff and monetary policy debates led by political figures.
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Yarmelon
Uberty
Supreme Court
Times-Herald
Social happenings in Topeka and vicinity noted
In Topeka society pages Miss Abbie Ware hosts a seven o clock tea with Ves Ser classmates from Kansas City Leavenworth and Chicago. Gage's Lake outings draw Topeka visitors nightly while a string of dinners and weekend trips to Merrill Springs Burlington and Burrlingston are announced. Various locals including Miss Edith Thatcher Miss Pearl McParland and Mr George Stoker attend gatherings as friends and relatives plan travels to Colorado Springs Boston Monterey and Severance.
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Poner
Miss Lee
Juliet Wilson
Kansas City
Mary Baker
Leavenworth
Gertrude Fulton
Chicago
Vassar
Luo
Miss Wilson
Peer Ales Fulton
Franc ' Littlefeld
Margaret Mulvano
Nellie McClintock
Ay Misx
Jessie Shellabarger
Isabel Thompson
Harry Weaver
Devil Palmer
3 Stoddard
Frank Bennett
John Waters
George Stoker
Walter Cust
Ed McBride
Park Ewart
Harry Valentine
Lou Bronson
Claude Hamilton
Justin Bower
Lawrence
Ned Osborn
Baldwin Sill
Bites Halhren
J. XK. Jones
Monterey
Mexico
Frank B. Mills
Topeka
Murray Colony
Puxtepsc
L. M. Dugen
Colorado Springs
Dre
C. S. Sutton
Challis
Boston
Atlantic Coast
Downine
Richland Carpers
Nellie Sawyer
Tom Sarter
Colorado
Miss Sawyer
Hutchinson
Ap Cline Drake
Boonville
Loehr Grub
the Baptist Church
Cilla Grace Weiss
Severance
Bliss Grace Curtis
Henry Bennnett
Cripple Creek
James King
Emiile
PL. Soper
Infinita Indian Territory
Harry Ashby
Episcopal Church
Lsa
Jas. Moore
Harry Overholt
Alice Clugston
Ning Thont
Pearl
Lilian McParland
Robert Terringum
Wichita
Gunt
W. S. Furman
WS Kale
Manitou
Mire Obata
Dean
Sar Rock
Ark
Bernice McDonald
Perry in Washington on Kansas political fusion and Bryan
Fort Scott US attorney W C Perry analyzes Kansas politics from Washington. He predicts fusion between silver Democrats and Populists could outweigh Republicans, aiding Bryan and Sewall, with dissension on both sides and sound money Republicans in a tight spot. He notes Curts, Broderick for re election, Blue and Cale head as other voices, and suggests major gains for Bryan if fusion holds.
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Washington
W.¢. Perry
United States
Riggs Hets & Young Man
Muslook
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Perry
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Sewall
Chicago
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Jey
St. Louis
Curts
Broderick
Messrs
Blue
Calerhead
Idea
Lewelling
William A. Harris
Peffer
Senate
Breidenthal
Dufiy
New to the Station Sees Disorderly Woman in Courtroom
At the North Topeka police station a disorderly case unfolds as Annie Hulbert Hill is registered after arrest by Patrolmen Owen and Long. Judge Parry and City Attorney Bird preside as Hill pleads or stands trial, facing a $10 fine. Detective Zeller accompanies her home to collect the money while hesitant about court procedures. Olathe Bryan Silver Club forms with about 200 members, led by Hyn- In Pickering and supported by Seaton and Sullen in a Bryan era rally.
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Long
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