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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1896
Page
4
Topeka Daily State Journal reports unprecedented readership gains breaking all previous circulation marks. Editors attribute surge to expanded coverage and special editions drawing in new and loyal readers across Topeka and surrounding areas.
Fragmented text from a Topeka Kansas periodical with scattered dates and totals. The readable items include a circulation statement and a calendar of March days, plus names and places that are partially garbled. The fragment offers no coherent event or outcome.
Weather indications show clear afternoons with cooler evenings and northerly winds shifting to variable, residents plan to stroll streets at night. In politics, reports claim Washington meetings failed, Oscar Haber omitted, while Democrats debate Bottled positions and Chicago strategists.
Fragmentary 19th century commentary argues for broad unity of reform factions including Prohibition and farmer parties. It critiques new party efforts, praises merging of factions, and predicts political realignments amid a storm season and local inquiries into county offices.
The report discusses May findings on X rays and a mysterious light effect linked to Jane Wierd Thins A Bidlenn, claims of a promising result, and notes on how the light reveals new properties in certain rays. It mentions a potential revolution in viewing practices and references scientific observations of a Gre white Gand.
Aged Duwamish chief Angeline, about 100, dies after a long life. Police report indicate a hospital transfer and inquiry into her death, noting community mourning and a funeral period near Seatte. The article references Peter Megurnve and local events surrounding her passing.
A fragment advertising Hughes 17 East Fitch and other shops touts cheap licensed goods. It mentions dinner tea toilet sets window shades frames clocks jewelry and silverware. The notice also promotes a book "Snap Shots in Mine Sours" for four cents postpaid and hints at laundry services and shirtwaists.
The article surveys Chautauqua and Catholic summer schools across the United States. It highlights locations such as Bay View Michigan Point O Woods Long Island and Amherst with courses in theology science and pedagogy. It notes sessions last two weeks to two months and attract students from all ages, including young men and women, with notable figures and institutions involved.
The article recounts Chaplains Lozier and McCabe, two famed ex Army Methodist clerics, engaging in a Cleveland event. It describes Lozier as the “Fighting Chaplain” who rose to chaplain in chief of the Army of the Cumberland, his singing, heroism, and later temperance advocacy. It also covers McCabe’s wartime capture at Winchester, Libby Prison hardship, and postwar lectures, with Lozier’s postwar activities on healing and public speaking.
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