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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1896
Page
4
The State Journal outlines temporary quarters on Berenth Street and the permanent home at State Journal Building, with contact numbers for business and Washington offices. It notes advertising openness and provides postal or association hints for readers.
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports Ron Ustanwed ahead of all competitors in circulation. A detailed May statement outlines the month’s averages and readership for the paper in Topeka and surrounding areas.
The Topeka Daily State Journal prints a May 1898 monthly circulation summary. It lists daily dates May 12 to May 31 and reports total copies printed, circulation figures per day, and a computed average per issue.
Fragmentary notes on a publication, listing Eviter and Proprietor Tepes Handane with 0 percent and repeating a ledger of daily averages across years 1801 through 1936. Several garbled terms obscure context. no clear event, date, or place emerges.
In a heated exchange Republican figures including Alabama's Youngblood argue that southern delegates should depend on northern voting power, accusing northern operatives of money-driven corruption. Editors note Youngblood's remarks spotlight party demoralization and the push to curb northern influence in choosing convention delegates.
The piece surveys Republican and Democratic bolts and debates at Chicago and St Louis about the silver standard, gold policy, and party unity. It contrasts Clevelandite gold standards with McKinley Republicans, noting shifts in support, key figures like Teller and Morgan, and the impact on the 1896 election landscape.
June 28 report states the Democratic silver committee plans to move its headquarters from Chicago to Washington. The Chicago rooms at Senator Harte’s home will close, with operations shifting to the Sherman House in Chicago before moving to Washington after the national convention. Senator James of Arkansas is expected to chair the national committee.
Massachusetts laborers prepare to welcome Eugene V. Debs at City Hall on June 6. About 2,000 attendees expected as city officials and labor union leaders gather for the event. Debs arrives with his party to hear a famed fortune teller at the museum of wonders before returning to 616 Alonzo Street.
The June 26 rowing clash at Poughkeepsie pits Harvard, Cornell, Columbia, and the University of Pennsylvania in a high profile intercollegiate event. Coaches and crews intensify training on the Hudson as rivalries sharpen and spectators anticipate a decisive outcome.
Comrie authoritatively notes Father Kneipp, famed for vinegar of cold water therapy, will lecture across the United States next fall. He is described as charitable and poor, visiting a cantarium, advocating cold-water treatment, and drawing thousands to his demonstrations while neglecting money.
Miss Suthif, a prominent Rockford College figure with strong university ties, is named as the new president succeeding Miss Audirem. Her background spans Rockford College, University of Zurich, Swien Polytechnic, and diplomatic history studies in the Americas. The move comes as Rockford highlights its long, denomination diverse leadership and extended summer programs for educators and teachers.
A brief notice states orders left for Holmes Milk Depot located on St Sy Street. No further details or dates are provided in the readable text.
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