State Journal Topeka Carrier Offer Details
The State Journal describes home delivery terms for Topeka and suburbs, offering seven days a week service at a fixed price. It lists contact addresses at State Journal Building and Potter Building with telephone numbers for advertisers and readers.
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Home State Journal
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Inaugural Address of President McKinner Sets Tone
An early analysis of President McKinner’s inaugural address lauding loyalty, honesty, and the public good. It argues the speech shows clear policy aims, promises swift congressional action, and signals cooperation with his party and the people to enact reforms including monetary policy and restraint on trusts. It notes immediate market reactions to his mentions of trusts and silver.
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McKinner
Brest
Likesy
Mckinley
Congress
St. Ovis
Modern life and the pull of independence
Reflective fragment discusses civilization, dependence on machines and others, and the contrast between self reliance and industrial progress. It notes how comfort and utility shape habits, from transport to attire, and questions why workers drift from farms to towns for better clothes and opportunities.
Patent Medicine Making Dominates U S Industry
The article notes about 869 patent medicine manufactories across the United States employing 10,000 people and paying over 4 million dollars annually. New York leads in factories and wages, followed by Philadelphia, St. Louis, New Haven, and Lowell, with Chicago and Grand Rapids also major centers. Exports grow, but the home market remains dominant.
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New York
United States
Perfors
New York City
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Haven
Lowell
Larwell
Chicago
New Orleans
Athinta
Baltimore
Boston
Providence
New England
New York State
Buffalo
Rochester
St Louis
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Dust Storm Strands Squadron in Russian Steppes
A North China Herald account describes a five day cycle trek through bleak terrain when a sudden dust storm erupts. Soldiers brace against tearing wind, grit, and choking dust, losing visibility, then stagger to a village post house exhausted and coated in dirt.
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North China Herald
Jakatertodar
Russian Steppes
Hartling
Wwe
Fragmented clippings tease readers with era ads and notices
A garbled compilation shows various snips from papers like the Smith County Pioneer and Atchison Republican, noting patent medicines, social events, scientific claims, political chatter, and a hair treatment ad. It mentions Leavenworth weddings, Topeka excitement, and a Canton hotel trend amid unrelated tips and ads.
Deserted Village by TS Varoum in Chicago Journal
A satirical poem in the Chicago Journal laments a village’s decline as workers and politicians, led by McKinley era figures, depart for city life. It contrasts rural charm with corrupt promises and the emptiness of political pledges, ending with a bleak meditation on progress and loss.
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TS. Varoum
Chicago
Canton
Hanna
McKinley
McKintey
Hila House
Treatment of HT331N92 and the Home as a Wife's Realm
A serialized moral discourse questions wives about criticizing husbands in public, impatience at home, and the impact of guarded words. It argues home is a wife’s kingdom where wisdom guides conduct, warning that quick wit at social gatherings can damage marital harmony and shipwreck happiness.
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Henry Werd Beether
The Men of the South
The piece discusses Southern men aged 25 to 65 who work today. It notes the youngest born six years after the war and that the oldest began schooling before secession. It observes schooling levels from 12 to 40 and suggests varied exposure to Civil War era civilization.
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South
P. Trent
Atlantic
Great Scott Name Tale At Palmer House
A middle aged man of distinguished appearance at the Palmer House yesterday wrote Great Scott Baltimore on the restaters. The clerk laughed and asked about the unusual name. He explained his family name is Scott and his humorist father gave him the expression of surprise as a name.
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Chicago
Tess of d Urbervilles on Fifth Avenue in New York
Minnie Maddern Fiske presents Tess of the d Urbervilles at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, delivering a stark modernized Tess marked by intense emotion. The production, under Lorimer Stoddard's adaptation, earns praise for performance and dramatic achievement amid Hardy’s tragic plot.
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Minnie Maddern Fiske
New York
Mies
Olga
Aiec d'Urberville
Great Wyoming Industry Expands Under Rocky Mountain News
The Wyoming sheep industry grows to colossal size with high wool yields expected statewide. Snow storms challenge high-elevation work but Wool crop prospects remain the strongest in history. Walton town aims to shear over one million pounds of wool, signaling vast profits for capitalists.
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Rocky Mountain News
Wyoming
Wroming
Wolton
Mrs Vanderbilts Guests Enter Colonial Dames Event
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt will entertain about 900 members of New York Chapter Colonial Dames on Tuesday afternoon at Fifth Avenue and Fifty-eighth Street residence. Miss Harriet Mumford Campbell will read a paper on table furnishings in colonial times with relic exhibition. Notable donations include silver and china from Mrs Rhinelander and Mrs Hilborne Roosevelt.
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New York
Colonial Dames
Marth
Cornelius Vanderbilt
The
Harriet Mumford Campbell
Douglas Campbell
Cherry Valley
Colonial Times
William Rhine
Lander
Vanderbilt House
John H. Cruger
Hilborne Roosevelt
Judge Shippen
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Church
Jonathan Trumbell
Labor Officers Arrests Debated by State Officials
Labor Commissioner Bird signals readiness to prosecute if present officers are seized, while County Attorney Jetmore refuses citing political risk. He says arrests should extend to members of the prior Republican administration if action is taken, as governors and state officers question enforcement of the eight hour labor rule for janitors and site workers.
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Bird
Sints
Jetmore
Ar- Fant
Morrill
Miora
Thoraventy
Cleveland Spree Aboard Maple to North Carolina Sounds
Ex-President Cleveland travels with Capt. Lamberton Dr. Leonard A Wood and Capt. Robert Evans aboard the light house tender Maple. The party will transfer at Portsmouth to the Viola and head toward the North Carolina sounds. Mineral Water advertised by J W Phillips 612 W Eighth Ave.
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Cleveland
Washington
Lamberton
Leonard A. Wood
Boston
Robert Evans
Portsmouth
North Carolina
J. W. Phillips
Eighth Ave
Castoria Through Generations Nostalgic Rhyme Ad
An old promotional verse traces Castoria use across generations. It highlights a mother giving Castoria during sickness and infancy, and a daughter later giving it to her own children, showcasing the product as a family staple across life stages.
Deficiency Bill Fails In Senate-House Accord
Washington report on March 4 describes late night and dawn sessions as House and Senate failed to resolve differences on the general deficiency item within the appropriation bills. Conferees could not agree after rejecting items added by the Senate, leaving the matter unresolved and Congress exhausted.
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Senate
Capitol
House
Congress
Gannon
Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Seats and the price at the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight
Carson Nev March 5 first official statement to Associated Press outlines arena seating. The octagonal arena includes 12 sections with 2 600 in a box plus smaller boxes, total capacity 15 052. If filled receipts reach about 254 000 dollars with varied seat prices and 240 press seats. Ropes posts padding the same as prior bout. Ring platform up. boxes to be completed today. arena near finished.
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Carson
Nev
Associated Press
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Cockett-Sharkey
Corbett Calls Doctor After Liver Rumor Sparks Outburst
Carson City reports Jim Corbett angrily disputed a rumor that he suffered from a liver complaint. Dr. Guinan examined him at Shaw's Springs, finding no health issues and calling the claim unfounded. The champion demanded a written statement to counter the report.
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Carson City
John Guinn
Nevada
Shaw's Springs
Jim Corbett
Guinan
Kid Bean
Egan
Corbett
Fitzsimmon
McGowan
Cook
Martin Julian
Fitz
Free Silver Republicans Endorse National Organization Plan
A Shawnee county meeting of Free Silver Republicans endorses a February to June call for a provisional national executive committee with one member from each state. The plan aims to build a permanent party structure around bi metallic monetary policy and convene state leagues to select Kansas delegates. W Hazen presides. W K Ward secretary.
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Shawnes County
Republican Silver League
Free Silver Republicana
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Shawnee County
Kar
Kansas
Seite Hasen
Te Pree Silver Republican League
Rhawnes County
Mind and body split, two minds view health and will
A historical piece outlines four notions taught by so called mind healers. It explains two minds in one body one automatic and one conscious and notes mental attitude can alter physical health. The excerpt also comments on diet praising Pos tum Cereal coffee and warns against coffee excess.
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Courishire
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