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Subscription notice outlines delivery details and pricing for Topeka and suburban areas. It notes a monthly rate and mentions carriers and service areas, emphasizing coverage and timely delivery.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1896
Page
4
Subscription notice outlines delivery details and pricing for Topeka and suburban areas. It notes a monthly rate and mentions carriers and service areas, emphasizing coverage and timely delivery.
A fragment laden Kansas weather and political column discusses Indicated weather patterns and upcoming events in Topeka and Leavenworth. It references local figures such as Ges and Linwood's Herries, mentions bowling concerns, boating houses, Topeka meetings, and municipal debates. The piece blends weather lore with civic talk and local amusements.
A garbled report traces A. W. Smith of “Mte Phereon” courting governor bid in Morrill’s interest while Troutman dismisses agitation. Apparent party maneuvering includes promised payoffs and strategic blasts as leaders discuss Smith’s prospects and the capital scene grows tense.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a change of venue and trial dates near Walling and Kenton County. Mentions Alves at Welling, Covineton, and Newport area concerns with a condemned Gath and associated legal proceedings. The garbled text references May and June events, possible hearings, and local officials.
Gow Morrill pardons Christian Bectetfer of Wyrikmleth county for a term of years due to domestic troubles and influence fees. The board of pardon officials cited the petitioner’s conduct and recommended clemency, noting his prior bonds and the need for reform.
Castellaness attended a Paris cotillion described as one of the widest fashionable gatherings. Countess Vara and Count Casiniage were among the notable guests at the Duchesse de Douden event, reported in vivid society notes.
Concordia Democrats select uninstructed delegates for state meetings amid calm election of delegates to various state conventions. Delegates named include West Pope McPatland Tray to represent the group, with Pepperell Angevine and Showalar noted in the final line. A calendar note mentions a Saturday discount on sage orders.
General McCook and party arrive by ship to witness the coronation of the Russian czar. Mrs Alex Anderson and others accompany him, while U S officials and staff prepare for the event. The group plans to attend ceremonies and observe security and water service arrangements.
At the State Medical Society gathering Dr. S. G. Stewart of Topeka argued for anti toxin theories while others urged careful testing. The discussion touched on blood serum use, alleged cures, and the need for rigorous investigation before adopting new treatments. The tone warned against premature claims and favored methodical research.
City of Mexito announces sweeping tax reform. A new system will impose direct taxes on select goods at entry gates and factories, while others remain untaxed. Foreign goods will be taxed at entry. user fees shift to revenue collection as municipalities plan local measures. Reforms abolish certain municipal taxes and aim to boost rail and trade freedom across the country.
A garbled report claims Rosatgen Hays tested diphtheria treatment on guinea pigs using rays, with one exposed to Hoengen rays showing survival after infection while a non exposed pig died. The piece also notes a Missouri court case sentencing Homer A. Ind for conspiracy related to interstate commerce law. Curfew ordinance in St Joseph, Missouri is approved. There is an advertisement for a cold remedy product at the end.
An old style storefront ad touts elastic dollar value at The Star Grocery with guarantees. It lists canned goods meats and staples like sardines peaches tea beans and evaporated milk, aiming to attract customers with low prices and a satisfaction guarantee.
Fragmented OCR notes report on court cases with multiple trials and hung juries. Names such as Justice Bolmar and Robert Bing appear amid discussions of costs, juries, and state prosecutions. The piece mocks prosecutorial routines and notes shifting outcomes and delays as counties incur expenses.
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