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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1896
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a state newspaper with garbled subscription terms and a partial address. It mentions The State Journal Building at Kansas Avenue corner Blehe and references American Newspaper Publishers Association.
A fragmentary OCR reads that The Tinks Daily Fexty Journal shows a drop in competitors and that Bunduce paper from Topeti or Karnsus reports circulation figures and a monthly balance for the period, with a noted deviation in the average.
Shown is an OCR damaged excerpt mentioning counts and dates. It references a daily issue, page numbers, and distribution figures. The legible bits indicate totals around 294,280 with divisions by some categories, tied to the May publication.
Topeka Kansas June 6 36 notes the proprietor in a brief item from a Topeka column with a dated stamp and location.
A fragmented report outlines steady growth with yearly daily averages and projections for 1903 04 and references to treasury funds and silver price debates. It mentions figures like Tolhe and Sosihine and discusses policy moves impacting the eastern states and national accounts.
William Curtis, Chicago Record correspondent, weighs silver price effects on workers in Mexico, Japan, and other export nations. He argues silver depreciation did not hit wages there, and U.S. factory shifts and higher import prices are driving Americans to produce at home, boosting domestic demand for silver-containing goods and curbing silver value.
A murky discussion critiques parity between gold and silver, accusing government actions of preserving a silver-backed system. It notes pressure from officials to mint silver and bond purchases, while public skepticism grows about benefiting creditors over common people amid political crossfire.
The Denver Republican subjects the Indiana silver plank to stiff scrutiny, arguing Western Republicans would reject any national platform endorsing sole silver coinage. It notes near unanimous opposition from far West states and questions McKinley era currency tactics amid Democratic preoccupations with dates and fiscal policy.
Fragmented text outlines a political event in Providence with references to a convention, presidential candidate focus, and potential mentions of Hede or Need aed Che. The readable portions suggest preparations, venue details, and attendee actions amid a campaign context.
Union services Sunday morning at the First Presbyterian Church feature child participation, readings, and recitations with prizes for catechism recitation. Afternoon baptism of city children precedes a farewell praise service led by the church choir in the evening with the best selections from local music.
A faded rail and travel ad blends erroneous text about the Santa Fe route from Ravens City to St Louis with miswritten dates and scattered phrases. It mentions sleepers, tickets, and a variety of unrelated items including a drug store promotion and sample items, all loosely connected to travel.
A fragmented account describes Pasessa Day in Canton with a small turnout. References to Alabama delegates, national committee ties, and a crowd mood suggest a staged event designed to showcase support for Peason, with remarks from Mark Harte and McKinley supporters.
A 19th century meeting adopts resolutions urging temperance programs and pledges while criticizing enforcement of the prohibitory law. It endorses state temperance union work, condemns governor’s stance, and supports the general conference against amusements. The session includes tribute to John S Favied of Baker University who died at Tikeresiversity.
Baltimore residents discuss a rumored snuff traded by the Roman Catholic group, featuring a large quantity packed in jars and labeled with cardinal names. The scene notes the sauce and roses and hints at government involvement, with colorful details about the snuff’s presentation and origins in a Baltimore ward.
The Santa Po hospital will be open for inspection next week with visiting hours from 9 to 11 morning and 2 to 4 afternoon, plus 7 to 9:30 in the evening. The public is invited to visit the West Railroad Hospital in Unityd rates on Saturday morning. Carrie Furnett named matron, Barrett trained nurse, and Collins from Las Vegas hospital in charge of the culinary department. hospital operations now running.
The text reports convention arrangements with lodging at hotels near Chestnut Street and Broadway. It notes room rates and a request for delegates to notify if not requiring accommodations, mentions travel planning for arrivals of trains from west, northwest, and southwest, and indicates officials arranging spacing and meals.
A parrot named Louie, kept by the Charawhas, moved from a wicked home to a Salvation Army area near Putth and Bight streets. The bird listened to religious activity from the Charity Army and American Volunteers, then muttered prayers. After an Army departure, Louie cried out for deliverance, drawing curious bystanders before resuming silent, devoted behavior.
Ex-Gov Thome of Kansas speaks in New York on party unity and platform positions. He suggests Republicans could lose if cross-portfolio voters split between populists and Republicans, and predicts mixed support for McKinley across regions.
The Bol ton Resorder editorial denounces Bons Leland for delaying the selection of delegates to the state convention, accusing him of plans to gain time and control. It urges Republicans to end his influence and discipline Bosses Piatt Quay and Clarkson amid calls for unity and representation reform.
The Santa Fe Route offers round trip tickets from Kanes City to St Louis at 8.50 with a 9.00 round trip price. Tickets on sale June 12 to 14 at the depot ticket office open all day. Garvet, Agent, phone 82. City Real Estate listing broom-corp sale via Knowlin J. G Calvert. Plumbing services offered at 129 East Light.
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