State Journal Advertising Rates and Addresses
The piece lists subscription terms for dairy and weekly editions, along with mail rates and carrier delivery notes. It gives the State Journal Building address on avenue corner Eighth and the reporters' room contact numbers, noting association affiliation and advertising openness.
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Ka State Journal
Avenue
Eighth
Bustos Onley
Behl
York
Fuller Building
Sodiation
Civil service stays under McKinley administration
The article argues that civil service extensions initiated by Cleveland should be maintained, praising President McKinley and his cabinet for resisting patronage. It credits the stance with reducing place seekers, easing public business, and keeping appointments to term ends or merit standards. It foresees an era of limited patronage and improved governance.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Slass
McKinney
Bip
Gila Monster Lecture Sparks Debate on Bite Poison
Professor Van Denburg lectures at the Academy of Sciences on the Gila monster bite. He cites Dr Schufert’s experience and argues saliva from the lower jaw is poisonous, capable of death, while many eminent scientists doubt the claim.
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San Francisco
John van Denburg
Academy of Sciences
Jess
Schufert
Rimnell
Gila
Pte
Pte Which Sank Into the Flesh of Dr. Beaufert
Ved
Massacres and Armenian Peril Amid Turkish Oppression
A passage discusses massacres in Beri Laer and Armenian safety amid mob violence. It notes cautious behavior by Europeans and Armenians, the role of police absence, and how Oppression by Turks grows from tentative actions to forceful acts as resistance increases.
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Beri Laer’s
Park
Dutlg
EOCIABLE WOMEN From The Delineator
An essay argues new women should imitate mens virtues, stressing courteous conduct among women. It contrasts polite, unforced interactions on trains with rigid introductions, urging gracious speech and neighborly kindness while avoiding gossip or the wronged reception of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radhiilnes
The Villain Who Looks Like a Gentleman
A speaker contrasts two villain types, one obvious ruffian and a second, seemingly kind with a genial smile. The frank seeming good man is praised for clever deceit and warns that audiences demand honest characterization to avoid contempt.
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Ss. Wwinara
Times-Herald
Real Kleptomania
A Chicago Times Herald piece catalogs bizarre theft cases from history, noting noblemen pocketing spoons, a malnourished woman concealing beads and items, a Bible thief, hotel towel thefts, and a man who would only eat stolen food, with observers remarking on compulsion and concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times-Herald
Iedepe Turmanta
Wlerevian
Notable Figures Comment On Politics And Society Across Times
The piece surveys varied public figures and happenings including McKinley’s weight changes before his inauguration and plans to travel abroad if eastern tensions ease, Stratten the Cripple Creek millionaire avoiding profit schemes, Gladstone redistributing his library, McCullagh’s mine stock ownership, John Austin Stevens delivering a keynote on Washington’s Birthday in Newport, Chamberlain’s orchid fame questioned, and Senator Harris of Tennessee’s link to Maximilian era events.
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Stratten
Cripple Creek
Gladstone Io
Institution of St. Delnol
Hawarden
McCullagh
Globe-Democrat
St Louis
United States
John Austin Stevens
Society of the Sonar of the Revolution
Ix Tow
Newport
Washington
Senator's excursion altered by Parson Brownlow clash
The senator's trip was prompted by friction with Parson Brownlow but the clergyman reconsidered. Also noted are the death impacts on royalty: ex Queen Texbetla of Spain mourns her sister the Duchess of Montpengier, and Queen Mercedes’ death reportedly caused her mother to go white haired overnight.
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Brownlow
Texbetla
Spain
Duchess of Montpengier
Mercedes
Mater Amoresa
The Boys Republic plans and progress in New York
The George Junior Republic association in New York met at Brick Presbyterian Church to review the year. Over 21 summer citizens and up to 173 present at once. annual cost per citizen about 47.71 dollars. A forty eight acre farm was purchased with about 10,000 dollars, hosting a hotel and many lodgings. The school system includes a publishing house and a formal school with lectures on diverse subjects. A year highlighted by a 19 year old citizen presenting on Early American history and debates over Washington. The republic aims to expand to Pennsylvania Massachusetts Illinois and possibly England, with a target of about 10,000 dollars for next year. William C. Orion, 19 Wall Street, serves as secretary and treasurer.
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Boys Republic
New York Sun
George Junior Republic Association
New York City
Brick Presbyterian Church
Thirdy-seventh Street
Pitth Avenue
George
Junior Republic of Preeville
Republic
John D. Rockefeller
Polie Court
Waldorf
Republi
George Gala
The
Putman
Greene
Madison S
Harmilton
Washington
Hue
Preeville
Republic of
California
Far West
Naylvania
Massachusetts
Tlmnois
England
Germany
Japa
William C. Orion
Wall Street
Witty maxims and social quips from Atchison locals
A column of ironic observations on aging, manners, love, and gender roles features a string of humorous reflections. It notes an Atchison woman fearing a train, a nouveau girl distrustful of carriage rides, and a Topeka legislator aiming to codify the Ten Commandments in Kansas law.
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Atchison
Atehiso
New York
Topeka
B. Walters
Kansas
Hypnotism Session Ends in Distress in Chicago
In Chicago on a Sunday evening a private hypnotism party led by Mesmer expert Mint Kuma Johnson and hosted by a aunt caused severe distress to her niece Pratty Sadie Johnson aged 1 year. the girl collapsed during the demonstration and required medical oversight for several days. Dr Hamilton Forline was summoned but could not awaken her until a threat was used, after which the girl confessed and the event ended with Johnson vowing not to repeat the act.
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Chicago
Sadie Johnson
Inglealde
Mint
Mint Kuma Johnson
Miss Johnson
Hamilton Forline
Pitty-atth Street
Porling
Mins Johnson
Lincoln Memorial A M Church to Rise in Springfield IL
Springfield March 11 The Lincoln Memorial A M church will be the finest.black church in the nation to honor emancipation. Rev J Woods leads the project in Bedford stone with slate roof and 700 seating plus 200 in a movable Sunday school, museum room, and 28 large windows. The church totals 60000 with two thirds to be raised before construction begins.
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Springfield
Lincoln Memorial A. M
Hutman Aberty
J. &. Woods
St Paul A. Mo
Mermorial
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick, Douglas
John Brown
Lincoln
Uhl Center
Salem
Jet
Frightful Fire At Brooklyn Building Ends In Tragedy
A five story Brooklyn building fire began in an elevator shaft at Cant street and Au hur place. Mrs Clara Doddard on the top floor threw her eight month old baby from the window. The child died on the pavement. The mother then leaped out, breaking a leg and sustaining other injuries. The Ingleside association plans its annual meeting for Friday March 12 at 3 PM.
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New York
Cant Street
Au~hur Place
Brooklyn
Clara Doddard
Civil Service Stands In Civil Service Law Guides White House
Washington reports a cabinet meeting on March 11 reviewed patronage and civil service. Presidents and cabinet members testified they could not appoint friends beyond a key secretary and confidential clerk, affirming the civil service law as protection against place seekers though Secretary Sherman suggested extensions may have gone too far.
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Cleveland
Washington
White House
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Sherman
Giant sea monster carcass seen near Anastasia Island
Dr John F Goucher president of a women's college returned from Florida with his wife and two daughters and recounted a visit to Anastasia Island. A mutilated carcass claimed to be a giant octopus was found weighed about seven tons and required six horses to move. Parts were sent to the Smithsonian for identification.
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Pittsburg
John F. Goucher
Woman's College
Florida
Goucher
Anastasia Island
St Augustine
Anabtasta
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
ONeills Son Sues Him In Court Fight
Alfred Hamilton ONeill sues actor James ONeill in two circuit actions. One suit seeks perpetuation for divorce testimony and a second claims 20000 in damages. ONeill alleges the mother of Alfred was married to him in 1861, desertion in 1875, divorce in 1877, and accuses the actor of fraud and blackmail.
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Chicago
Maron JL
Alfred Hamilton O'Neil
James O'Neill
O'Neill
Oeil
Young O'Neill
Alfred O'Neill
Cleveland
Alfred el
Populist Officials Snare In House In Courthouse Habit
A Spokane report says several Populist county officials and their families occupied rooms in the courthouse basement and attic, cooking meals and sleeping there. Investigators noted the smell of food and presence of children, with two commissioners living outside the city and one employing boarders among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane, Wasa
Ave
Tulding
Popullar
Rippey Iowa Lacks Mayor After Missed Election
In Rippey Iowa a town of about 400 people remains incorporated but without a mayor and only part of a council after officials overlooked holding a municipal election last week. County authorities were alerted as the situation emerged near election day.
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Iowa
Jefferson
Rippey
Ripper Thas
Prem
Market at favor as buyers snap up lots in line
In the forenoon a rapid sale of lots occurred in southern California with intense demand. By afternoon, 60 of the headlined parcels had sold, despite long waits and a 200 percent advance, as men stood in line for hours seeking a chance to buy from broker John T. Gaffey's syndicate.
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Los Angels
San Pedro
Harbor Commissioners
California
John T. Gaffey li
Sandown
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Ord Salisbury
Mr. Chamberlain
Empresa Frederick
Chamberlain
Harris of
Tennesse
Maximilian
Mexico
Jo Shelby
Globe Lights
Sertet
Hoot
Famous Colored Church
California Limited
Santa Fe
Californian Express
Peerle
West
Ingleside Association
Ingleside
Clairette
N. K. Fairbane Company
St. Louis
U. S. Townsend & CO
Faenan
Onion
Warthy
Palco
Glawford
Topeka, Kan
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Topeka Foundry # Machine Works
Topeka, Kas
L. Cofran,, Proprietor
Best Trains
ELI
Sapolio
Halli Lithographing Co
Jackson Street
Grand Opera House
General Printers
Eeley
Portsmouth
Kansas City
Keeley Institutes
Leslie E. Keeley
Keeley Institute
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