Topeka State Journal Offers Mail and Carrier Subscriptions
The Topeka State Journal details carrier delivery and mail subscription options with seasonal pricing. It notes rates for three months or one year and lists the main office at Topeka State Journal Building and contact numbers for the business and reader services. It also mentions affiliations and access through the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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American Newspaper Publishers' Association
Weather Indications for Chicago and Kansas
Chicago sees a busy night with probable strong winds and increasing activity tonight. Kansas forecast points to power conditions tonight and Tuesday with variable winds across the state.
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Kansas
Greater New York Devotion to New Charter Set to Rise
A fragment discusses the forthcoming Greater New York charter, effective January 1, predicting New York City's rise to global rank in area and population. It notes area, population figures, tax revenues, and expanded powers, plus concerns over Tammany Hall influence and mayoral authority under the new arrangement.
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London
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Paris
Chicago
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Staten Island
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Aneum
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United States
Psychho Thal
Topeka Vigor Aims at Fall Festival Rivalries
Topeka pledges vigorous effort to outpace Leavenworth in the 1897 Fall Festival and group reunions. The city plans to attract visitors for the event, rival Atchison carnival, and coordinate with district reunions across the state.
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Leavenworth
Eneuveneas
Beomle
Jares Muriber
Atraleon Globe
Ty Eieal
Leaveworth
Topeke
Gulue
Fragmentary Pathos Refers to Kansas Cranks in Times-Democrat Tale
An editorial note from the New Orleans Times-Democrat revisits a tale about a Kansas crank parallel. References to Aroontowk county Maine per Hartford Times mention farmers tied to barley and a Portamath, WY brewer named Frank Janeen.
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Kanoes
Kansas Crarks
New Orleans
Barley Plan Faces Opposition in Aroostook Region
Lawrence Jotraud reports a local attempt to ship barley to the Aroostook plains for malting face strong resistance from Argus region growers and clergy. The state board of agriculture and land agent backed the plan, but farmers and the temperance league oppose barley farming for malt, fearing consequences for local sentiment and industry.
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Aroostook
Canada
State Board of Agriculture
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Avenr Oak
Pas Rad
Arguswokgtan
Aroun
Houston Grange
Phyless
Grankers
Noty Temperance Jeague
Clérgsmen
Moral value of case in early liberal novel discussion
The excerpt debates how material wealth shapes virtue in heroines and villains. It muses whether money or a patron’s authorial power could induce perfect contentment, contrasting depictions of spendthrift royals with poverty’s pressures and the ethical pulls influencing conduct.
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Toll Allen
Rebecca
Crete
Atchison Globe Funny Bits and Local Tales
A string of humorous observations and social vignettes from Atchison. Notes on charm, manners, churchgoing, anniversaries, and daily life, including children, wives, and a devoted husband’s routine, with light gossip and moral reflections.
Three Nations Involved in Rio Grande Dam Row
Washington May 10 Attorney General McKenna issues a pivotal decision affecting the United States England and Mexico. The ruling targets the Rio Grande Dam and Navigation Company a British financed venture to build an immense artificial lake at Elephant Butte New Mexico and survey the river. The case implicates the interior and war departments authority and raises questions about British corporate activity under Secretary Luke Smith. The Mexican government protested alleging obstruction of a navigable river and international concern. Punishments include fines and potential imprisonment for obstructing a navigable river without war department authorization.
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England
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Interior Department
Mesto
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War Department
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Rio Grands Dam and Navigation Company
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
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Leoilon
Luke Smith
Tranti Ait McKent
Department of Justice
Shernain
Smith
Navisa
Mayor in Jail After District Court Action in Auburn
Auburn Nebraska reports Mayor J W Darrah City Marshal Joseph Colby and Street Commissioner J Harrus Bre Inhe jailed by district court. Opened seventh street. mayor ordered wire fence removal. Owner adjoining property refused to abide. officers remanded for district court. bonds refused. six weeks ahead unless reconsidered.
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Uwe
J. W. Darrah
Joseph Colby
J. Harrus
Seventh Street
John Brown's Day at Industrial Institute in Topeka
The Industrial Institute will celebrate John Brown's day tonight in South Topeka rooms with Senator Peer speaking, music by Dillard's orchestra, and a paper by Mrs Ella Guy. Edward Stephens, founder, leads the event aimed at a successful entertainment. Admission is free.
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Senator Peer
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Oedestra
Ella Guy
Edward Stephens
Tauteht
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Infant Health in Testimony
A Bassig Valley reader recalls a two month old baby suffering nightly crying, head eruptions, and hair loss from a scrofula like condition. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla with Hood's Pills and Olive Ointment, the child improved rapidly with healing, rosy cheeks, and full recovery. The testimonial urges purchasing only Hood's and warns against substitutes.
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Tesores
Lior
Bassig Valley
We Act Like Children In Enforcing Prohibition
The speaker argues that citizens elect officials to enforce laws, not for party service. He cites the governor, police board, chief, county attorney, and sheriff as key enforcers and laments open saloons, urging church members to unite for law and order candidates. He laments corruption, praises Vermont style liquor oversight, and stresses protecting youth from saloon influence ahead of fall events.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Mr. Sheldon
Edward Parson
Georgia
Sheldon
Hamilton Hall
Kansas
Board of Police Commissioners
Shertmt
Hamilton
Police
Speekers
Board of Police
Cers
Thas
Monty
Vermont
Clark Street
Maloon
Evening Journal
Rumor Of Solomon Island Prospect Deemed Unwise
South Sea Colony boosters push $10 shares to fund a voyage to the Solomon Islands eight degrees south of the equator. Henry Walton notes dangers and warns that white settlement there is unlikely and tribal conflicts and cannibalism raise risk.
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Tits City
South Sea
Fa Aide Mining and Colonization Company
San Francino
Solomon Island
Equator
Als. Lowndes
Henry Walton
Solomon Islands
Walton
Hutchinson and return at half rate one
Hutchinson travel option offers a return fare at half rate with a specific discount on a one way trip. The notice lists terms and potential exclusions for passengers using the reduced rate service.
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