State Journal 22nd Year News Brief
The State Journal provides a daily regional update with local notices and brief items from multiple towns. This edition notes paper distribution, weekly schedules, and community happenings across areas where the newspaper is circulated.
Topeka Daily State Journal long 1895 item breaks records
A garbled 1895 Topeka State Journal note outlines massive circulation and market growth claims. It references the American Newspaper Directory, Shawnee county, new bridge plans, political commentary, and economic notes on gold and silver policy, with scattered mentions of Kansas towns, figures, and local infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnes County
Topeka
Wanda
Old South and New Sharp Contrasts Observed by a Northerner
A northerner visiting Alabama notes striking differences in social habits and daily life between regions. The account contrasts attitudes toward tradition, commerce, and hospitality, highlighting cultural tensions and evolving norms observed during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabanis
Birmingham's Rise and Labor War Tension
A reporter tours the Birmingham district noting a shift from cotton to iron and steel, with 25 iron furnaces and multiple mills expanding under Carnegie and Hindus Steel. The piece contrasts luxury growth with harsh labor realities including a county prison of 2,000 convict miners and pay averaging about $1.86 per day amid a major labor conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegies
Hlindis Steel Company
Birmingham
Eo Tami
Theodore Tilton
Howe
Alabama
Second Avenue
Sheffield
Sligo
Bradford
Manchester
J. B Parke
Birmingham’s shadowed mills and the moving crowds
A British era observer chronicles Birmingham’s laboring poor and diverse cityscape. He describes grim housing, low wages, and crowded negro quarters, noting threats of pestilence amid 1900s industrial growth and a vision of Birmingham becoming a global steel center. In Oregon fruit, ink chemistry and a varied landscape also appear, highlighting industrial and scientific curiosities.
Wealth and love collide in a Tennessee home
In a tense domestic tale Louise navigates social envy and poverty while a torn heart links Max Hurlbut and Captain Burns. A dramatic mansion fire tests loyalties as Max saves Louise’s mother from danger, scars and secrets rising amid village life and class tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitred Vesey
Miss Vesey
Max Hurlbut
Louise
Vesey
Mies Vesey
Sosamine
Miss Streighton
Miss Streshton
Max
Max Cate
Anott
Captain Burns
Tooth
Burne
Mount Holly
Mount Kelly
Pomphon L
Tin
Kad
Tecarcoly
Maz
Teachers Meeting Highlights City Kindergarten Work
About 800 teachers from the city and county met at the high school Saturday afternoon 1 30 to 4 00 with near full attendance. F W Cosgrove Ottawa University spoke on Current Events and G E Clinkscale led Kindergarten Work discussions. Y B McCoy Rossville spoke on Kindergarten Work in the Primary Grades. Other items include a disputed attempt by Stafford county to regulate railroad privileges and notes on a state railroad case, a judge ment on a college catalog, and local exchanges. Governor Morsill pardoned Morgan A Stickney Nemaha county. Buckner remains in prison for burglary. Steam Laundry advertises services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Cosgrove
Ottawa University
GE. Clinkscale
Snch
Mary Stone Gregory
Mra. Y. B McCoy
Rossville
Fulcher
Mattie Bladergarten
Margewickney
Hone
Morsill
Morgan
Nemaha
Buckner
Pserler Steam Laundry
W. Puiniirs
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