State Journal Topeka Subscription Options and Contact
The State Journal Topeka edition offers carrier delivery 20 cents per week to Topeka and suburbs with home or mall delivery. Mail subscriptions available: three months or one year. Permanent home State Journal Building at Eighth. Business office phone listed for readers and advertisers.
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Topeka Cannon Salute For Bryan Sparks Battalion Row
In Topeka a military salute for W J Bryan drew heated reactions as the militia fired a booming cannonade. Governor Seedy Souls urged restraint while officials debated military protocol amid crowds and a tense political backdrop.
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Wataunser County
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Valley press critique versus partisan papers in Kansas
A compact critique of local newspapers accusing many outlets of bias while praising the Kansas State Journal as a reliable source. The writer contrasts partisan reporting with a call for accurate coverage and dependable war desk diligence.
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KC World
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Iowa Municipal Votes Signal Silver and Money Question Shift
Report from early Iowa municipal elections shows Republican gains in some towns and silver ticket victories in Boone Toledo Ottumwa and Tama. The results suggest voters may have shifted on the money question or avoided expressing full sentiment in November.
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Iowa
Towa
Hawkeye
McKinney
Ming
Boone
Toledo
Ottumwa
Tuma
Insincerity Charged Over Voters Change in Town Vote
The piece argues voters may have altered opinions, blaming Republican lawmakers for failing to uphold the St Louis platform and its push for international bimetallism. It suggests the town vote could warn the new administration and presses the dominant party to interpret the change as a political signal.
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Tews
Congress
St. Louis
Stbrer
Oppose Repeal Threat to State Normal School Diploma
A Kansas editorial protests a bill to repeal the section granting teaching certificates through the State Normal School diploma. It argues the move would strip a decades‑old credential that stimulates training and places a premium on quality teacher prep. Strong entities include Kansas and its state universities and colleges, Gov. Leedy, and references to New York and California education systems. The piece warns against undermining the state’s education infrastructure and urges legislative support for the normal school and related institutions.
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State University
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Exanty High Schools
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Kansas
New York
California
Fromm
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Onty Pemiere
Leedy
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Weber
Ilantt
Everslogy
Onder
Site Board of Education
State Agricultural College
State Normal Scbbol
Kansas Loves Growth and Enlightenment Prompts Sands Arrival
A garbled note references Kansas admiration driving figures named Sands to the state. It hints at preventing fusions and promoting growth and enlightenment, with terms misrendered like crowth and pathutierns. The excerpt contains no clear dates, places, or specific events.
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Kansas
Baseball Finger Explained by X Rays and Fracture Type
Cincinnati Times-Star explains a new finding the baseball finger. X rays show that longitudinal fractures from finger impact cause lasting stiffness, unlike horizontal or diagonal breaks. Dr Rosenthal urges immediate X rays after any finger fracture to guide proper treatment.
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Roentgen Rays
Amore Loysicians
Rozenthal
Romance of Slavery Explores A Grievous Case
Col. T. W. Higginson recalls a striking tale from Atlantic fiction about a young woman of ambiguous status, her white children, and a convoluted journey across loyalties to escape bondage. The narrative details a Boston abolitionist collaboration and a Worcester escort who unknowingly defied laws for transport. The woman, daughter of a former master and wife to her owner’s half brother, vanishes into the urban sea of abolitionist sympathy.
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TW. Higginson
Maron Atlantic
Samuel May
Boston Anti-Slavery Society
Worcester
Boston
Local headlines mix jokes and minor misdeeds in late edition
A string of satirical and fragmentary items appears from several towns. Notes mention editors boasting of office view, a chicken incubator incident, an offer of a Republican exchange for pelts, and local clashes with lighthearted violence. Names include Eli, James Keesling, Elmer Kinrie, and Will Rhine with brief city ties.
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Gray County
James Keesling
Center Township
Rice County
Elmer Kinrie
Will Rhine
Will
Amusing Hat Mixup Between Willcockson and St John
A humorous tale from the Osk ley Graphic recounts Senator K E Will cockson ex member of the state board of charities arriving home and sharing a tale about ex Governor St John the prohibitionist. Their mixup over hats after a legislative committee probe becomes a light anecdote. The piece shifts to a New York Press note about Johnnie Cushing fined for throwing a stone at a cigar shop window and his mother's stern remark that she will collect the fine from him later.
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K. E Willcockson
State Board of Charities
St. John
Will Jackson
Tittle
Johnnie Cushing
Cherry Street
Crane
Center Street
Johnnie
New York Press
Kansas
W. I. Fleming
A. T. Fox
Westemp
W. H Fleming
Georgia
John B. Miller
After Dinner Oratory Disrupts Digestive Calm
A Scribner's Magazine piece critiques after dinner speaking in American culture. It argues the practice worsens digestion, turning dinners into public performances and highlighting the pressure to perform, with etiquette and health concerns.
Ignorant American Boys and Language Purity
A Philadelphia American reprints Mr. Godkin’s critique of American literacy urging stricter care for language and speech. He notes Europe ties speech to social status and laments parental and societal indifference eroding classroom gains.
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Philadelphia American
Godkin
New York Evening Post
Current Educational Review
America
Europe
England
France
Germany
Italy
Modern Trends Elevate Women in Health and Style
An article argues women now gain vitality and appearance through exercise baths diet and rational dress. It highlights biking as liberating, cosmetics shifting to outdoor activity, weight management through safe methods, and professional care for hands feet scalp and posture. It cites Cleopatra as an example of enduring influence at midlife.
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Cleopatra
Antony
Quips and quirks spread through Kansas papers in satire
The clippings offer a mosaic of editorials and anecdotes from Kansas papers redolent with sarcasm. A desert murder case in Anthony. Boston whist tournament top scores by women. a 'Sim' believer in spirits. disdain for Cuban war hens. Turks versus Christians banter. Kansas City lawyers concentration. Spain’s trouble threats. Senate Sundays shockers. Consul General Lee’s temper. a call to lone prairie airship expeditions.
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Wichita
Kansas City
McKinney and Cleveland Doubles Across A Century
Washington notes on political doubles where figures like McKinley Cleveland Reed and Depew show up as lookalikes across eras. The piece details how doubles arise, anecdotes of alibis and mistaken identities, and the public’s fascination with resemblance among presidents, speakers, and judges.
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Major McKinley
Ohio
House of Representatives
Congress
McKinley
William McKinley
Canton
Marm McKinley
Clevelata
Cleveland
A. A. Wilson
District of Columbia
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Reed
Washington
Charles N. Bell
Bell
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Mr. Reed
Pennsylvania Avenue
House
Senate
Western Avenue Grocery Ad Promises Fresh Goods and Savings
A Western Avenue grocery promotes itself as a good place to save time and money for the west side and beyond. It touts fresh butter eggs and chickens from the country and claims better storage than larger firms. Offers include 23 lb granulated sugar for 1.00, coffee selections, baking powder, tea, and other staples at discount prices.
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West Side
Tescee
Rio
Java
Canned Goods Listing Fragments Include Various Items
A fragmented listing shows quantities and items for canned vegetables and fruit including raspberries tomatoes and corn. The text presents odd punctuation and numbers such as 1 can good and 085 can, suggesting a catalog or inventory snippet with inconsistent formatting.
Meats Price List From Local Market Ad
Meats offered with listed prices for breakfast bacon salt pork and boiling meat per pound and per quantity. Includes per lb and per tb pricing with unit details and variations.
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Message to old friends and buyers about meeting up
I am here and will be glad to meet you and anyone else wishing to buy goods at reasonable prices.
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