Political letters critique Topeka State Journal over party bias
A long letter barrage from S. Schilling criticizes the Topeka State Journal for alleged misrepresentation and political meddling in the Fifth District races. The writer defends the Kansas Republican stance, denounces silver advocates, and accuses the Journal of pressuring voters and distorting candidate support.
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Toreka Baniti
Kansas
Hiawatha
Schilling
Tree Cottage
Cap
Sear
Horton Commercial
S. Schilling
Topeka State Journal
Celderheld
Papa
Sizy
Cipdle Hera
Peps
Daily Newspaper Circulation Statement May Report
May circulation figures for the paper show overall readership trends with reader totals and distribution across editions. The report highlights changes from the prior month and notes efforts to boost reach amid competitive press market.
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Tepdks
Unclear 1940s Topeka Daily Print Run Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes reference May publication dates, print run figures, and statistical terms. Mentions copies printed, average figures, and a Topeka Daily context. Content is garbled with many illegible words and numerical placeholders.
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Tae Merth
Defi
Topeka Datty
Growth and Weather Notes From 19th Century Page
A fragmentary 19th century page shows weather hints for Chicago with a forecast through Friday and notes on Kanvas terms. It also references political commentary on Cleveland and the Republican party, debating patronage and future outcomes. The text includes date-like figures and year mentions, with minimal readable context.
Political Turmoil Stirs Kansas Delegation Rift
A murky political sketch describes Cy Leidad’s private scheme narrowing the Kansas delegation and pressuring Speiner over civic service rules. It claims Charlie Curtié seeks favor before a national convention, warns against compromising records, and hints at pressure from moneyed interests as political factions speak of influence in New York.
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Cy Leidad
Kansas
Wade Speiner
Minda
Kansas Names in Print Sparks Public Interest
Bernard Kelly claims many Kansas residents crave newspaper recognition. An informal exchange at the Unilin depot with Kansas reporters reveals mixed views on publicity. A World reporter questions the St. Louis platform prank and local reaction remains uncertain.
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Bernard Kelly
Kansas
Kansas City
Morris
Judge Ferrys Vacation and July Substitutes
The article reports Police Judge Perry away in July with Justice Furry subbing. Justice J Burry wins honors at the police court as other officials, including City Attorney Gird, prepare for the transition. A docket note mentions a drunken disturbance and a fine, with ongoing prosecutions and staffing changes.
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Furry
Perry Tanning
Topetines
J. Burry Wina
Police Ovirt Twins
Justice Perry
Bere
Sat Jodie Vetrs
Gird
Grater
Local notices and reports from a midwestern town
A scattered page notes permits issued for sidewalk work at 24 West Fifth Street and a planned erection of a tam at Illinois Polk Street. It mentions a county costs payment rate, a $299 debt, and a court bill of 328 dollars against Dr J C Brown. The piece also covers a cattle company plan, a Democratic meeting, and a medical advert for Dip Wittig Witch Calves Heal.
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W. SuUbun
Fifth Street
John H. Seobold
Polk Street
W. Garten
Thomas Coohey
Ac Library
Hall Base Niente
J.C. Brownfold
J.C. Brownfold, In Jury In Justice Furry's Court Yesterday. Dodge FG
Adame
Aun
Paul
Dle
Rock Island Excursion to Beatrice Bundey
Beatrice Bundey hosts a Rock Island excursion with Beas Rock Island. The text mentions a fortune teller, a cured remedy, and a preparation for a form of cen Gy. W. Stansted at 10 Kansas Avenue lists details for a June 21 event.
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Egypt
Gee
W. Stansted
Kansas Avenue
Rock Island
Beatrice Bundey
Beatrice Susday
Topeka council proceedings June 16 1896 and actions
The Topeka council met June 16 1896 to address sidewalk repairs on lots 28 and 245, hear offers for a patent stovepipe, and grant licenses. Committees reviewed street and sidewalk petitions, postponed or approved projects, and discussed a municipal electric plant test. Adjourned after council clerk notes.
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Pate
Ouieltsen
Hott
Nettles
Pattisen
Stinner
Sheent
Hurgeds
Stevens
Stephenson
Warner
Steek
Urensen
W.dseyrest
Tle
Berg
C. O
Mra
Gladman
Tobrka _avende
Seyertsisith Street
Waa
Fitch Wade
A. Hale
Jackson Street
Alf Weenen
Germillon
Sixth Avenue
Strasts
Chiesita
Paine Railway Company
Aya Groen
Topeka
Pateas
Aves
Cornertiner Drew
Eilett
Netwin
Pattison
Reinatree
Skinner
Air
Ekinger
Oras
Topeske
Meyer and City
Mir Nerttels
Inseiin
Stregta
Tuen
Tamika
Drew
Peons Suffer Cruelty Sparks Mexican Outcry
Reports from Aliva Mexico City June 18 describe peons in Tabacco Chiapes subjected to slavery and brutal abuse. An Indian in Tatuaco reportedly received lashes and was doused with kerosene and burned. A separate incident notes a Fremont councilman in New York fell from a fourth story window, fracturing the skull and sustaining facial injuries.
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Aliva
Mexico City
Tabacco
Chiapes
Tatuaco
New York
L. P. Flatton
Meinder
City Council
Fremont
Net
Atery
Denmiatic
Bege's Little Giant Pilla and Rail Fare Notice
Bege's Little Giant Pill a advertisement suggests a remedy for headaches and constipation. Pacific announces round trip rates to St Louis Denver Chicago Washington St Paul with return dates in June September, rail rates from city agent on Bangs avenue.
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Talon Pacific
St Louis
Denver
Sisenvers
Wisbio Us
Colocaen Sprites
Pullaio
M. Ku
Chicago
Washington, D. C
St. Paul
Bangss Avenue
Two Sailors Sighting Near Sandy Hook
New York on June 11 x a brief voyage began by Harbee and Samueleen two Norwegian sailors aboard the Fox. A schooner named Josie attacked the rowboat on June 13 about 00 miles east of Sandy Hook. Captain Duffy reported the two sailors in good spirits and asking for deportation while authorities conveyed a course to Havre.
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New York
Fox
Harbee
Samueleen
Norwesten
Havre
Josie
Sandy Hook
Josse
Belitzarius
Dutty
Rodder
Hoth
Harbo
Saimgelsen
Duffy
Fire on Pike's Peak Forest Fire Ravages Slopes
A wildfire devastates northwestern slopes near Pike's Peak as strong winds push flames across pine tops. Several square miles may burn with the forest damage likely to affect irrigation channels. No large camps are nearby, though prospectors are present in the area.
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S Peak
Fine Second Presbyterian church organ dedication at Braddock
Pittsburg June 13 The dedication marks a major Braddock church event as the new Second Presbyterian church on Lily Avenue is revealed as the finest Protestant church in the borough. The building features a four thousand Audro Carmente organ, a study room, two choir rooms, a Sunday school tower, and a 72 foot long edifice with a grand auditorium. The structure cost about 49,000 and showcases craftsmanship with an airy Gothic style and a large seating area.
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Pittsburg
Second Presbyterian Church of
Braddock
Dew
Lily Avenue
Hayman Wins Abbey Theaters Deal in New York
In New York on June 18 the Atbes'y theater under Al Hayman’s management won control of the Abbey theater. Hayman plans a London meeting for bids and aims to present a fall program featuring Pope’s brightest stars in a New York tour venue.
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New York
Atbes'y
al Hayman
Lelovga
Fomlet
Hayman
Robert Godat
London
Playhouse
Hagitihn
Ehell
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the State Journal
FP. Maclennan
City of
Daly
Fast Seventh Street
Topeks State Joureat
Apd
Det Banses Avenue
Eisuth
Bell “Pinae
Phime Te Wrebbeton
New Fork
Mituiew Association
Topeks State Journal
Ghurtian
Kiform
Tapwics
Tunction
Hemalilica i
Pitth
Rune Gulderlc
Tootka Siuty Journal
Pyguallsis
Bengresa
Blaveny
Mritess
Pups County
McCormick
McChrnisin
Perry
Pubibank
Cyrug Laiund
St .Lomi
Krest
Globe Democrat
Ananeapelia
Pni
Massachusetts
Henry Clews
Moonen
McKinsey
McKinley
The
State Journal
Pratt
Stouts
McKinney
Leone
Deatt
Eas
Sasa
Sat
Bezel
Teyoks Dutt
Penradl
Todustre
Priday
Amy
Tee
Mat
Sane Kpelermans Eidtier and Proprietor
Topoka, Kat
Jurich
Tn Hess
Everan
Ferenor Cleveland
Meath
Taland
Republteen
Esures
Federal
Petronaut
Charlie Curtié
honAcionsl
New Yorke
Judge Ferry
Blue Hapits Cattle Company
Hubbard & Morgan Cattle Company
Dt Faciere
W. D. Hobbart
Hartlond
Barman
Irvine
A. D. Maersk
D. Dyennss
Mt Eido Fap
Damocrate
Democratic Piam Senn Giubars
TL G.darnele
Seo'y
Cac Ap Whee Senate
Fiessa
Geo W. Stansfield
Kanques Avenue
Beas
EOS
Tru Pan
Borlor
Danger
Pirat
Anil
Tejoni Sigseieko
Conneil Neil
S&s Meraappen
Bege
Pilla
Guatentead
Sandy Hock
Pike's Peak
Sea of James
Bradford
Europe
Ottawa
Chautauqua
Geo
Miles
Nervine
Dreally
Dr. Millet
Min
cLain
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Beragong Coaseos
Blackwell’s
Durham
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Kansas Ave
W.i.miller
J Umber
Topeia Kansas
Western Pondry Machine Works
Tomerly Es Poundry and Machine Works
Estab
Aiaeiennes
Peckodsrch Seerteeheheseks
Topeke
Kar. R. L
Copram Eset
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