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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1896
Page
4
The State Journal Daily edition discusses the 19th century political climate, mentioning McKinney and Hanna, Civil War era figures, and reactions to election results. It reflects on anarchist sentiment, presidential finance, and U S bonds versus European rates, noting Treasury surplus and debt reduction efforts.
The Topeka Daily Star Journal notes Barr’s clear superiority over rivals in a Sunday edition. Incomplete print obscures dates and figures but highlights Barr’s leading performance and a high average score for the period ending June 30, 1906.
Fragmented OCR lists historical publication figures for the TOPHKA DAILY PLATE JOURNAL from January 1598 to June 2696. It notes editor proprietor, circulation totals, and daily average figures across several years. the legible data include monthly and yearly averages and some numeric totals.
A battered transcription argues that bishops push closing public schools to control education and politics, claiming education threatens virtue, republican founders, and social order. It condemns the push for monarchy, calls for democratic reform, and warns of harm to industry, labor, and national progress.
The piece argues public support for McKinley and Republican policy as vital for national prosperity. It critiques silver advocates, praises business interests, and urges unified effort to restore robust economic growth amid partisan tension. It references Kansas politics and the public’s demand for conservative governance.
A garbled text discusses a supposed remedy for sour stomach and dyspepsia. It mentions terms like bearthurn and Sour stomach, digestion, and rapid relief claims. The passage references a "redical ure" and various terms, but readable facts are minimal and no concrete sources or dates are provided.
Rev Dr Jobs B Robins of Atlanta stirs criticism in the Methodist Church South with a new book The Family A Novelty of Civilization drawing attacks from ministers and laymen who denounce original sin conversion and infant baptism as taught by the denomination Critics say the work distorts doctrine and inspect its author as a controversial figure in religious circles.
A collection of quaint lines and exchanges from a juvenile perspective on divinity and daily life. Mary debates God's goodness with an elder sister, while other schoolyard dialogues reveal childlike takes on religion and household roles.
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