State Journal ad and address listings
The printed note lists price and delivery terms for Topeka and Kansas towns, then gives addresses for permanent quarters at Topeka State Journal Building, reporters office in Washington and a New York address for American Newspaper Publishers Association, indicating advertiser and reader access.
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East Seventh Street
HOM Topeka Stote Journal
Eod
Kanssa Avenue
Eighth
Washington
N. W. Wew
York
Potter Bullathe
Care
American Newspaper Publishere Association
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Claim 1806
Topeka Daily State Journal proclaims a strong showing in the first six months of 1898 ending June 30 with a claimed daily average well ahead of Topeka and Kansas competitors. The notice emphasizes circulation lead over all daily and Sunday papers in Topeka.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Kansas
Topeka Daily State Journal Six Months Circulation Report
The circulation for each day of the first half year is given below. The issues of the Topeka Daily State Journal for the six months from January 1, 1298, to June 30, 1596 inclusive have been as follows.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
How We Grew A Topeka Exitor and Proprietor Note
Topeka Kansas July 1 15 percent. How we grew shows 1835 circulation figures and early daily averages with 1905 10 025. The fragment outlines historical growth of a newspaper with key numbers and dates.
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Exitor and
Topeka
Kan
The Gold Reserve Misconception Debunked in 19th Century Act
A subscriber questions the 100 million dollar gold reserve claim. The article clarifies that no such reserve exists and cites the 1875 act on specie payments, noting redemption in coin, no explicit gold reserve, and that government bonds are not to be sold while surplus coin remains. It argues the idea of a gold reserve was an unfounded assumption.
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Mt Scranton
State Journal
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
New York
Honda
Congress
Anandal plank debate and silver act critique in Kansas
A Kansas Republican platform excerpt critiques the silver act and calls for free coinage. It notes Wil Watson, hints at William Jennings Bryan style shifts, and references reactions from Democrats and national figures. The piece cites El J. Taylor and Joan A Logan discussing monetary policy and its impact on Western economies.
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Republican Party of
Kansas
Forre
Congress
Mr Bryan on Railroads in Political Debate
The New York Journal sketches how railroad monopoly debate echoes across politics. It cites Bryan’s views, cites Adams and Knapp on public regulation, and notes the practical economics of single versus dual lines and the role of government in transportation.
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Bryan
New York Journal
Chicago
Commercial Advertiser
Mr. Bryan
Thie
Tallroud Company
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific
United States
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Interstate Commerce
Martin A. Knapp
Mr. Knapp
Office of Transportation
Cincinnati's Rail Road Ownership Dispute
A brief note from Columbus describes a peculiar Cincinnati election upcoming about the Cincinnati Southern Railway. The city built the line postwar, once thought to be the sole option after the Louisville and Nashville dispute, and debates who are the true owners among Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Southern
Queen and Crescent Company
Chattanooga
Louleville and
Nase
Louis- Tt Bis
Hamilton City
Hoke Smith to Speak for Bryan in August Meeting
Interior department notice confirms Secretary Hoke Smith will accept invitation to speak at the Bryan and Revail ratification gathering on August 12 in Augusts, Ga. The item notes a promotional line from a Steam Laundry about ladies shirts waists targeting the most critical customer.
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Hoke Smith
Bryan
Augusts
Interior Department
Tees Steam Laundry
Cyclers and Cycling and Railroads Free-Racks for Bicycles
Recent bicycle notes discuss triple tandem sociable machines and their use in parades. Railroads providing free bicycle transport with ownership present draw attention to rights of wheelmen and proposed protections like bicycle holsters and permits for pistol carrying.
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Committee of Transportation
L.A. Wy
Whelmen
Transportation Committee
United States
Wosiness
Cacles
Cycling racing notes and league actions mixed with odd lines
An article fragment discusses race programming limits, event design, spectator pacing, and lessons for cyclists. It notes five races plus a final time trial as ample, mentions London cycle schools charging 61.76 per lesson, and cites John Jacob Astor joining the League of American Wheelmen. It references road map coursework for Austrian army cyclists and punishment for cycle thieves in France, plus earnings in Simpson chain matches and issues with riding-school instructors.
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Titv
London
John Jacob Astor
League of American
France
Hanlan's Great Race Ends With Daring Salvage
Halifax July 1 Edward Hanlan ex champion sculler faced ruin when a repaired shell failed on Bedford Basin. Glue melted, gunwale opened, water flooded in. He steadied with fierce strokes keeping keel, boat sank in four feet, and he waded ashore. Hanlan called it a death trap but declared he beat the greatest race he ever rower.
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Halifax
Edward Hanlan
Bedford
Hanlan
Haglan
Battle of Locomotives at Coney Island Show
Brooklyn readers are promised a dramatic display titled a battle of locomotives as two engines each weighing thirty five tons and drawing two passenger coaches will collide head on at fifty miles per hour at Coney Island. The stunt is billed as a Western amusement novelty set to outshine city streets.
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Coney Island
Cairo
Brooklyn
Coney Izland
Shoots the chute at Sea Side station thrill ride
New York July 21 The Sea Side chute at Rockaway Beach draws crowds as Prof Richardson the daring trolleyist rides head first down the chute on a wheel without pedals. He sits on a bread saddle astride a heavy wheel and rockets down the chute. The pace is fast and the splash heavy as rider and gear hit the water.
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New York
Sea Side Station
Rockaway Beach
Richardson
Rev Frank Sewall Delivers Sermon in Boston Swedenborgian Church
Mr Sewall brother of the Democratic vice presidential candidate preached at the Swedenborgian church in Bowdoin Street Boston. He leads a newly established Swedenborgian church in Washington DC and is noted for preaching and literary works.
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Swedenborgian Church
Washington
Boston
Frank Sewall
United States
Sewall
Portland
National Capitali
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Gorman
Jones
Arkansas
Nebraska
Chicago
New York
New England
Bath
Baston
Swimmer Perry completes seven mile lake voyage
Perry, famed Evanston life saving champion, swam a direct seven miles from the life saving station to shore, passing near a Christopher Columbus wreck and axiomatic deck, while crowds watched from shore. He endured three hours and twenty minutes in the water, keeping midway to avoid being stopped. Peerless Steam Laundry offers free mending and button sewing.
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Chicago
Perry
Evanston
Hiey
P. Key
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Battle OF Locomotives
Rockaway
MR. Sewall
E Perry
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Mase
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East Seventh St
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Kas. R. Te
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