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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1896
Page
4
Growth figures show steady increases across multiple metrics for the year 1985. The report lists daily averages, monthly totals, and scattered figures like 101, 125, 141, 149, and 1658, with references to March April and May data and various elided terms.
An archaic lament condemns a sweeping political movement opposing a regime. It critiques the masses and factories, accusing merchants and capitalists of funding agitation. The text urges a unified, aggressive defense of democracy against perceived subversive forces.
Carlisle condemns free coinage and endorses the gold standard while arguing against free cottage land, arguing that the United States should maintain the gold standard as the world moves toward a stronger monetary system. He cites opinions on labor and national debt, urging public scrutiny of treasury policies and coinage.
Fragmented account recalls 1870s political clashes with White, Conkling, Cameron, and Logan toppled by rival factions. Describes public sentiment, party dynamics, and the march toward new leaders as Quay journeys to peace talks and Democrats seek momentum.
The piece mocks the gold standard and double standards in finance with a rambling satire on pecks and quarts for money. It weaves political bitterness about war, government ordnance, and contrived monetary units, mixing names and places in a dense polemic.
A fragmented local notice mentions a bad concert at Garfield parks. The garbled text suggests government debt concerns and potential bond issues, with reference to the president and rising indebtedness. The readable portions imply public anxiety over fiscal matters amid a disrupted event.
An editorial discusses the gold standard debate with a focus on the silver issue. It argues the outcome hinges on money trust and public welfare, noting Wall Street interests and bond dealers influence. The piece questions why silver backers align with enemies of the people and contends that gold would empower creditors while limiting currency expansion.
Fragmented columns warn of intemperance killing more people, odd quips on impeachment talk, typhoons, and social ills. The note promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy with claims of health benefits and urges readers to buy from local druggists.
A fragmented notice from Kansas lists the RSA Kansas Normal Musical Co at Tomes with dates and details. C. Lombard is named as a steward for The Copeland in Topeka, with further particulars to be obtained locally.
A period style feature article describes a two residence plan with eight rooms each, cost around 93000, detailing reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen, chambers, vestibule, pantry and basement layout. It notes materials, plastering, woodwork colors, tile papering, and exterior cedar shingles. It also covers various technical notes on construction and decorative schemes.
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