Classified advertising policy and pricing in Topeka Star Journal
The Topeka Star Journal outlines classified ad rules including positions on employment, real estate, auctions, and other notices. It specifies ad placement timing from Monday to Saturday, with no obits or forbidden content, and details pricing at five cents per line per week, plus annual advertising terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peli
Aletake
Jian Frye
Topeks
Henpost
Oortins
Panes
Parkdale
Jonathan “Thomas
Jonathan As
North Topeka
Dune
Announcements and Local Notices From July Primary Season
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of candidate notices and employment ads. Highlights include references to primary dates, county offices, and polling details, with names such as John Wright and Frank C. Bowky, plus various job seeks and public notices typical of a bustling 19th century town paper.
Tammany Invites Bryan for Fourth of July Speech
New York June 15 Invitations for the Tammany society July fourth celebration have been fixed. Gen John M Palmer General Simon B Tucker Willan T Bynum William Whitney and other belt leaders against the Chicago platform are invited. William J Bryan is also invited. Grover Cleveland and ex Gov Plower were added at the last moment, angering the ultra silver men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Buckner
New York
Tammany Society
John M. Palmer
Simon B. Tuckner
Willan T. Bynum
William Whitney
William J. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Plower
Tammany
Gold Democrats
Fleet-footed tail breaker eludes capture
Deputy constables tried yesterday to arrest Richard Mallory, a Black man who escaped from the county stone pile last week. Gayden and Creager learned Mallory was at Joe Norman’s home near Sheepehead Bay, south of Topulis, and pursued him in a buggy. A shot was fired but Mallory escaped and remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mallory
Green Creager
Agit
George Garden
Mallory
Joe Norman
Sheepehead Bay
Shurtanenea
Topulis
Gayden
Creaget
Soe
Sheri Kepley
Maloiry
Winda
Evden Mt Creager
Alallore
Gosden
Leland faction fractures two big Kansas political battles
In Topeka a complex political power struggle unfolds as Leland and Bolton allies press pension and appointment clashes. Tom Anderson’s defeat hardens party lines while Sutton and Baker maneuver against rivals like Burton and Mulvane. Three factions emerge and widen rifts in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lijend
Sterne
Sid Misheen
Leland
Aspira—Iens
Jesus
Pir
Tom | Anderson
McKinley
Hance
Topeka
Tom Anderson
Sutton
Leland-Bolton
Baker
George Findley
Dave Mulvane
A.r. Sturton- Burton
Burton
Molvane
Dickinsom
Kansas
Tee Lambert
Major Hood
Mason Hood
Jurton
Billy Sterne
Oxine
Iaebed
Lambert
Mike Sutcoh
Wichita
St. Louis
Button
Butler on Trial Australian Murderer in Court Sydney
The trial of Frank Butler an Australian accused of murdering Captain Weller and metallurgist Preston began in Sydney. Butler fled to San Francisco under the alias Weller and later sailed aboard the Swanhtda from Newcastle. Bodies of the missing men were found and linked to Butler after a dog scent led to crude graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sydney
Weller
Newcastle
N.S. W
Lee Weller
Butler
Geis
Death notices and funerals for McIntyre White Gordon
Funeral arrangements announced for Richard B. McIntyre at 416 West Sixth Street with Rev A S Embree to lead, burial at Topeka cemetery. Joe S White dies at 60, leaving wife and four children, interment after Masante services in Lawrence. George L Gordon, 32, typhoid death, funeral at 129 Tyler Street tomorrow at 8 AM. survived by wife and two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
McIntyre
Welock
West Sixth Street
A. 5
Embree
Topeka
Joe S. White
Thes Street
M. White
Washington, D. C
Eroma White
Mesers. JR
LC. White
Lawrence
Mt Geo. L. Gordon
Tyler Street
PLAN FOR LIVING FLAG INVOLVES 2600 CHILDREN IN SHERMAN ROWLES VISION
Sherman Rowles proposes to submit a living flag plan to the Committee of Fifteen at its next meeting. The concept uses 2,600 children arranged on seats in a 100 foot long series to form a massive flag appearance while marching or on review stands. Children would be stressed to form stripes and colors and sing patriotic tunes during processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Rowles
Smjes
Lars
Electric launch planned for Kansas River fete use
Francie W. Manley of Brush Electric Works will construct a 35 by 8 foot electric launch for summer excursions on the Kansas River. The motor powered boat will seat 1 to 4 persons and may be rented for river trips. It is also to figure in the Pall Festival river fete planned for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Francie W. Manley
Brush Electric
Manley
Submarine Destroyer for Cuba Bath Reaches Cleveland Harbor
A Cuban built steam submarine destroyer, 50 feet long, arrives in Cleveland en route to New York for transfer to the Cuban Junta. Built by Globe Ski Building works, with Frank Lambson as engineer and William Boylen of the Cleveland Company in charge. Three Cubans aboard. vessel claims 24 mph speed. The craft operates without smoke, using steam condensed underwater and released at surface. Possible uses cited include dynamiting and guarding Cuban landing operations amid tensions with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saya
Globe Ski Building Works
Cleveland
Frank Lambson
Engtncer
Willam Boylen
Cleveland Company
Yesael
Lake Erie
Cuba
Cubs
Valiant Sails with Vanderbilt to Southampton for Jubilee
The white hulled yacht Valiant owned by William K. Vanderbilt sailed toward Southampton on June 15 for the queen's jubilee ceremonies. Guests include Mrs. W. Seward Webb and her daughter with Winfield Scott Hoyt. the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and Dr. W. Seward Webb may board and stay aboard during the naval events. The voyage will pass to Havre, then cruise to the land of the midnight gun, Norwegian fjords, and St. Petersburg before returning via Southampton to New York by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Vanderbilt
Southampton
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Valiant
W. Seward Webb
Winfield Scott Hoyt
Vanderbilt
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
Havre
Sir Vanderbilt
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
St. Petersburg
Mediterranean
PLAN TO ROB U P TRAINS WITH ARMED GUARDS ON LINE
Salt Lake City Utah June 15 The Tribune prints a story that desperadoes from Robbers Roost South Dakota are in Wyoming near Wamsutter east of Rock Springs. They allegedly plan to hijack the Union Pacific express and seize pay from Sweetwater mines as money arrives about Saturday. Union Pacific has placed armed guards on all trains between Ogden and Cherenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogder
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Utah
the Tribune
Notoriess
South Dakota
Wyoming
Wamsutter
Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Sweetwater
Union Pacific Company
Ogden
Cherenne
Viennese Cyclist Plans World Tour Route To Chicago
Simund Bachmann of Vienna visits New York as he continues a world cycling tour with Radfahrer Au Der Fischa club member J Brandstettner. On a 24000 wager to encircle the club in under two years, Bachmann will follow the L A W route to Chicago then proceed to Australia and Africa after crossing the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Potter
Simund Bachmann
Vienna
Rad@faher Au Der Fischa
J. Brandstettner
Bachmenn
L. A W
Chicago
Continent
Australis
Africa
Marceline Wreck Claims Three Tramps and Die
A Santa Fe eastbound through freight derailed near Riddle Missouri at 10 39 PM Sunday. Ten cars left the track. three tramps riding beneath a car were killed, two more badly injured, and head brakeman W J Taltiater of Marceline likely crushed. A refrigerator car axle flange caused the wreck. Wrecking crews cleared the line by Monday morning. traffic resumed and derailed cars were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Riddle
Marceline
Lenape
W. J. Taltiater
Fort Madison
Marceliné
Descendants of Victoria to Succeed in European Thrones
The Times notes that if nature follows its course the future rulers of Germany Russia Greece and Roumania will be direct descendants of Queen Victoria. The article says dynastic patterns drive friendly ties more than in the past and British influence remains clearly recognized among European courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Greece
London
the Times
Europe
Great Britain
Hanover
Sugar and Coffee Market Amid Global Crop News
Sugar and Coffee markets show uneven moves as sugar edges higher on trade with raw sugar rising in late session. Wheat eases with light demand and cattle prices steady. outlook cites favorable weather and reports of crop damage in Europe and Black Sea regions affecting futures.
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Uttle
Liverpool
Paris
Commission
Houmania
Bulgaria
Ropethia
Lee
Kansas City
Kanana City
Choice Prairie
Kansas
Missouri
Avery
Chicago
Bradatreky
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Addrederd
Stanpad
Cure Journal
SAN
Lilian Bosworth
Solin
Sgdurale
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Alien Rocks
Pn Ney Rough Surfoo
Racie, W
Ona For & Gray & Co
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Éelline Hoyal
Ialing Kahve
Spearie
Jont
Wedderburn Devt
Arorpoyn
Waalion
Lst
Fia
Buchinan
Dorion
N. Topeka
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Pwaster
Dean Tejcloens
Tnal Springs
Uncle Sam
Sinre Merchants ‘Transfer & Storage Co
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Hult Stova Repair Co
Portes
Presgite
Kan
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Clay
Mersh
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Slater
St. A. Cesar
Monros Si
Morrow's Market
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Taylor FS
Tusior St
Bert
Petopia
Quincy
Ban Ave
Upstaira
Wsdl
Journal
Ee York
van Buren
Shepherd
End Cemetery
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Tit
Toler Stearn
Gertrude Willett
Aken
St Mare
Topeka Ave
John N. Bartels
Orr
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Ute Insurance Polcy
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Texae
Nson
Tallor
Te FE
Renee Ak Suhine
Rosser
W. F. Mc Henry
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Pierce
Isis
Nucare
Quincy Street
Bans Views Co
Columbian Aiding
Ace Elves
Ace Parrow
Ae Ulu Whipple McBurney
Bethany College
Tyler St
M Dietrich & Co
Ban ‘Ave
Kan- Sun
Pianra
Hiscoe
MNES
Pqan Savings and Tan Association
Sixth
Kansas Ave
Goo
W. Hogeleom
M.D
Diozevoar
Mogercom
Heasasnoe
Barnes
D. Office
San. Ave
Pelephone Loe Real
Esterly
Kansas Avenue
L. A
Porexa Cycle CO
Ee M. Baird
Missouri Pacific
Bryan
Monster “Living Flag
Bath
Valiant Sails
U. P
Cycler
The
Laww
Victoria
W. B. Johnson
Newark
Prescott & Co
West Eighth Street
Ekansas
Western Foundry @ Machine Works
Toneke Foundry & Machine Works
Estab
Cofran, Proprietor
Chicago Livestock Market
Sittec
Wea Brough fLsbu i
Saget
Hess
W. A. Bfiel
Corm- Mmlasion Co
West Sixth Ave
Kana Liverpool
Sugar and Coffea
Wy Kock
Suogar
Raw
Trai
Tran Coffer—Dult
Cattie
Alow
Texas
Marien
Tunis
W. Jichual
Tobal
Chics Gas
Wabash
Jake
Price Piciny Mull
W. A. Michael Commission
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Maine
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