State Journal reports regional paper delivery details
The State Journal notes weekly carrier routes in the town area and East Sa8, with three month subscription options and advertising access. It lists office addresses at State Journal Building, Ke Kaneas Avenue near Eighth, and offers reader services and telephones for the Enginees Office and reporters.
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Goulverea Br Carrier
Tepeks
Suburte
Ke Kaneas Avenue
Eighth
Enginees
Hon
Bell
Weather Indications For Kans Tonight And Thursday
Fragmentary forecast notes showers likely tonight and Thursday. Mentions southerly winds shifting to generally cooler, with varied wind directions and unsettled conditions across the region.
Parties Are Born Not Made In The Provisional Republicans Speech
The piece argues political parties arise from events not design and cites historical examples. It notes alliances, factional splits, and reactions to leaders like Bryan and Cleveland, claiming reforms fail without widespread action and that mere speeches or organization cannot birth a new reform party.
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Chisino
Aryusi
Iryan
Wada- Thadia
Barto
Linen
Atvishins
Otgartzanion
Fragmented quotes reflect a noisy era in Kansas papers
A collage of quoted lines from Hutchinson News Wichita Eagle Lawrence Journal Arkansas City Traveler Ottawa Republican and others comments on beer advertising poets and public life. The piece notes swelling advertising rates and a mix of satirical, political, and social jabs noting a boom in literary talk and reactions across several Kansas cities.
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Lawrence
Kersas
Hutchinson News
A New Literary Battle Sparks Public Interest
August 1 notes a lively clash over rapid poetic composition and a race to surpass records once held by Marion Crawford. Mrs Burnett, backed by Mes Burnere, aims to outpace rivals with prolific verse while critics caution against overexertion and warn writers to safeguard their health and craft.
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But 'Nam
Mes Burnere
Marion Crawford
Chicago
Gray
America
Burnett
Topeka 25 Years Ago Today in The Commonwealth
The Commonwealth recounts events from June 9 1872 including Missouri Pacific special train for delegates to Sun derfest Santa Fe line opening to Wichita and Hull of Topeka RH Searle clerk J Anderson HB Welch Col ale named Fourth of July marshals Washburn College plans Governor Harvey to Boston Wright from Ford county at state Democratic convention Lindsay and Thomas stables announce missing cows Topeka era notes Leavenworth Commercial presence at convention.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Wichita
Huuhingen
Mo L. Sargent
Tocal Axynt
Topeka
Searle
Ely
Commonwealth
Brass
Halt. J. Anderson
HB. Welch
Colale
Worrl
Washburn College
Harvey
Boston
Wright
Ford County
Lindsey and
Thomas
Stables
Firth
Jackson
Reasington
Leavenworth Commercial
An Edict Against Rice On Railroad Premises
A Cleveland rail line superintendent bans throwing rice on railway property. The piece questions the harsh edict, comparing it to petty tyranny and imagining playful defiance such as bridesmaids stealing back ribbons and bouquets.
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Fru
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Veterans Passing Away From Civil War Echoes
A St Paul Dispatch summary notes two thirds of Civil War fighters have died. Of 3.4 million called to service only about 3.9 million survive, with projections of dwindling veterans by 1940 and 1945. It cites Daniel Bakeman’s 109th birthday, pension costs, and the Grand Army of the Republic’s current strength, urging reflection on fallen comrades.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Daniel F. Bakeman
Freedom
Cattaraugue County
Cornwallis
Appomattox
Marth
Grand Army of the Republic
1863 Illinois flag controversy letter from Governor Yates
Transcript of a July 15 1863 letter from Governor Richard Yates defending the American flag against secessionist removal. He states authorities would defend the flag on state or public property and at public events, urging patriotic duty and warning traitors to think twice. Also mentions a special train for a musical festival via Missouri Pacific railway.
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Chicaze Tribune
Illinois
Naz
Goveror Valea
States of Illinois
Springfeld
Jean . Bosworth
Oakalocaa
Guinar
Missouri Pacife Railway
Ottawa
Missouri Pacific Railway
Fortunate Convicts Strike at San Quentin Split Opinions
A New York Journal account portrays the San Quentin strike as ill advised, noting 12 to 13 hundred inmates resisting work with disorderly acts. The warden faces criticism while guards contend with shouted threats, highlighting a debate over prison life privileges and the temptation of idle liberty against discipline.
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New York Journal
San Quentin State Prison
California
Carey
San Quentin
Haye
Pullman
Pillman
Hate
Turmer
Maple Syrup Truths and Urban Deception
The author argues consumers demand dark heavy maple syrup but genuine sample quality varies. Scenarios include a Detroit grocer selling “pure Vermont” syrup with mixed contents and a Brooklyn pastor noting light amber syrup from early-season batches surpasses city offerings.
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Deter
Vermont
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chefiango County
Sailors Desert From Warships Amid Mass Desertions
More than three score sailors deserted from the ships New York and Massachusetts while the Texas was docked. Twenty five men took French leave from the Texas and nine are missing from the New York. missing numbers from the Museacu sette unknown. All deserters are foreign born. No extra charge on special train for Top leaving Ottawa June 1 after the Musical Festival.
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Hogton
Mass
New York
Massachusetts
Thear
Texas
Museacusette
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Hood's Sarsaparilla Crowds Out Fatigue and Illness
Tomas Ware of Park Quarries Freedom Pennsylvania testifies Hood's Sarsaparilla improves work energy sleep and appetite after three doses. He notes his young child also gained strength appetite and liveliness, with neighbors remarking on the improvement. He urges others to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
Taken for a thief and a Kansas City diamond case mix up
A Nave-McCord representative escapes false arrest after Santa Fe officers misread a telegram. A Kansas City diamond thief description leads to a mistaken detainment of a traveler who proves his identity. The misunderstanding ends with both sides apologizing and the real culprit later caught.
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Nave, Movard & Co
Santa Fe
Henry Steele
Tia
Henstrata
Tim
Otto
Pisto
Kansas City
Piles
Naye-McCord
Nave-McCord
Neve-MiCord
Aben
Lewelling Poace
Money on His Wounds The Blood Stained Bank Notes
Italian soldier returns from captivity to Abyssinia with 20 000 lire in banknotes. He explains the notes were given by Abyssinians after the Battle of Aba Carina to heal wounds, misused as mementos and mistaken as sacred images. He is acquitted by court martial and allowed to keep the notes.
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Lonio
Anilan
Abyssina
Napiles
Crimia
Abba Carina
Italy
Boys in a Pillory Prompts Inquiry Into Waukesha School
Milwaukee dispatch reports an investigation into abuses at the Waukesha Industrial School with vivid anecdotes of harsh punishments like the pillory. Details mention heavy penalties, limited food and water, and criticism of Governor Scofield for alleged arrogance amid calls for reform. The report also notes telegraph wire valuations and a late notice of cherry prices and a Preston MacComb farm vicinity sale.
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Waukesha
Milwaukee
Hoya
Scofield
New York Aquarium Exhibits Two White Whales From St Lawrence
June 9 two white whales arrive at the New York Aquarium from the Gulf of St Lawrence. The two males, one cream colored at ten and a half feet and the other drab with brown spots at nine and a half feet, were lifted into the central tank by a crew of fourteen men using four derricks. They were shipped in damp seaweed to keep breathing holes wet and reached Weehawken before being moved to the aquarium by express delivery.
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New York
Aquarium
Gulf of St Lawrence
Sion
Weehawken
Tesla Foresees World Telegraphy Without Wires
Nikola Tesla predicts devices enabling global communication and power transmission without wires. He claims earth vibrations can carry messages read anywhere, with machines synchronized to an international code. Concerns arise about misdirection of signals and crossovers across oceans.
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New York
Nikola Tesla
Chicago
London
Testa
Perla
Bude-Peah
Change in Postmasters at Fort Scott and Wichita
Washington reports a post office inspector’s findings prompt changes at Fort Scott and Wichita to improve service. Senator Baker may let defeated Republican congressional contenders suggest postmaster picks. Jack Harris is named Fort Scott postmaster and Chester Look Wichita postmaster. Chester I Long endorses Nate Bridgeman for Wichita postmaster amid a local campaign, with a prior withdrawal from the county ticket tied to a promised postmaster appointment.
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Washington
Fort Scott
Wichita
Senator Baker
Congress
the Oase
Jack” Harris
Chester Look
Wichite
Chester I. Long
Nate Bridgeman
Putstmaster
Iasi Campalen
Barmuens
Promis
Mage
Bramble's Engine Unsold Inventor Still Works at Telegraph
Washington June. Inventor Grant Bramble of Minnesota was rumored to have sold a new rotary engine for 96 400 000 to an English syndicate. In truth Bramble still operates a telegraph key for pay, though he secured a patent on the device. The English syndicate tale proved a myth after inquiry found the engine impractical and costly.
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Washington
Wes
Minnesota
Grant Bramble
Bramble
South Sea Insects Mission by California Man and Partners
C M Harris, aided by three eastern companions, plans to sail soon in a chartered brig for the South Sea islands to collect and preserve rare insects for study and transport here. They travel from New York City facing hardship in pursuit of minute life forms, aided by ample funds. Meanwhile Chamberlain's Cough remedy has gained wide use as testimonials persuade others to try it. available through druggists.
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California
Oakland
Cal
Fune
Dcience
C. M. Harris
South Sea Islands
Harris
New York City
Chamberlain
Aule
Drugeiste
Envoy's Aristocratic London Neighborhood Highlighted
State Journal notes the envoy will occupy Earl of Lansdale's London residences at Caritan House Term race for a month in August, hosting Whitelaw Reid among notable neighbors including Lord and Lady William Beresford and the German Ambassador. Also promotes Burlington's streamlined train for the Ottawa Musical Festival and related travel amenities.
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London
Ogien Milla
Earl of Lansdale
Ti Hung Chang
Whitelaw Reid
England
Lord
William Beresford
Earl of
Caledon
John W. Mackey
Countess of Pembroke
Earl Brownlow
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
Duke of Gratton
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