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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1896
Page
4
The notice advertises subscription terms for a Topeka parly edition with carrier delivery to Topeka and suburbs or by mail. It lists price options for three months and one year, noting costs and delivery method.
The Topeka Daily State Journal reports a March 1590 circulation record, noting daily print runs and averages. It lists daily figures for March 1 to March 22, totaling 277,050 copies in the period and an average issue count of 16,678, marking a high in the paper's Kansas circulation as presented.
The fragment lists circulation data in a historical Kansas paper. It cites daily averages for 1891 1894 and 1899 with references to January 1 dates and yearly totals. Names Hichter and proprietor Bupeka appear among the scattered notes.
The passage sketches Democratic and political figures in draft order, citing David Overmser in Chicago and California party shifts. It notes potential vetoes by Cleveland, mentions Jim Legare, Bow, Cy Ayn, and Sen. Tili-Sear, and references forthcoming legislative candidates and party platforms amid a tense political scene.
The article argues that both labor unions and business combines oppose competition, aiming to raise or fix wages and prices. It notes unions seek to limit competition in labor, while capital groups form pools and trusts. It warns consolidated unions could unify trades, diminishing competitive dynamics in American industry and public services.
A survey of the Yale rowing situation notes the team lacks a steady coach and must rely on Captain Tromdyway to manage training. The crew is described as strong in material, with hope despite challenges from disorganized preparation, as other universities also face lineups and coaching issues ahead of Henley.
A vivid account outlines Nicholas I’s coronation preparations in St. Petersburg set for May to June. It describes the ceremonial crown, imperial regalia, and empress attire valued in the hundreds of thousands, the crowd, bells, and fireworks, plus early banquet and foreign diplomatic participation.
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