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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1896
Page
4
The note provides publication and subscription details for The State Journal in Topeka. It lists prices, home delivery, building address, telephones for news and business, and the publisher’s contact points, indicating a historical newspaper location and reader services.
Circulation figures for the first six months of 1896 show The Topeka Daily State Journal leading rivals in Topeka Kansas. The paper describes its Sunday edition as a dominant weekly distributor with strong circulation, noting the period ending June. The statement highlights Dew distanced competitors and stresses the paper's market position.
The TOMMEEA DAILY STATE JOURNAL reports daily circulation figures for the frat ball year and monthly totals. It lists past daily averages from 1886 to 1991 and notes changes in print numbers, with Edler and Proprietor in Topeka, Kansas, dated July 1, 1498.
Fragmented OCR reads discuss political shift and business climate after a new administration. It notes anticipated revival of industry, continued oil concerns, and potential policy impacts under the president and Congress. Mentions leaders and expected election outcomes with mixed reactions across regions.
In a charged political speech the speaker condemns gold standard backers and advocates for prosperity through monetary policy, urging voters to back Carter and Levy. The passage questions opponents, warns of dire economic outcomes, and emphasizes promised progress if their platform is adopted.
Cincinnati crowds roared as Democrats celebrated a Bryan victory in November. The parade featured chants promising not to endure another disastrous year, with supporters saying they won and would stand firm against another 1876-like crisis.
The letter describes alleged fraudulent voting and ballot tampering in Topeka tied to local elections. It claims ballots were printed and distributed improperly with marked initials, including a ballot bearing R.A.R. initials. Reacting parties accuse both sides of attempting to influence outcomes and note confusion over who handled the fraudulent ballots.
In New York on November 5 the Fidusts presided at the Sudcot Memorial church service at Weehleten Square. Debates centered on funding for new church buildings and potential charity work as ministers complained of scarcity and urged parishioners to attend services daily and support church activity.
Fragmentary report from Portund Oregon about statewide election figures and candidate mentions. Readable names include Whitman, Sullivan, Lincoln, Franklin, and Stevens among others with numeric tallies and party labels.
Seventy five more Armenian refugees arrived in the city, bringing the total to 150. Many are sent to Lynn, Lawrence, Salem and Lowell for care, with twenty five remaining to be housed locally. A detention unit opened on Wol-THAN street houses twenty six, then to Revere and Lynn for care. Mr Guristas expects two more will be placed by week’s end.
Six hundred fans arrived at Ells inland today attee Clee, there the stearships of the pew vival to the Meitilerranedy ines. Pur- Led Investig tion will be made tomorrow, MocEKinleys Orexon Majority, Portland, Ore. Returns from five rr tanining countiy catmet materially Change thers fguras.
A garbled description reports Alameda giving a large majority to Bryan, while McKinley leads in other counties. It notes county-by-county results, Republican and Democratic gains, and hints at shifts in the state legislature with Republicans likely to hold the Senate and Democrats the Assembly. The piece references Southern California figures and a statewide election climate.
United States prisoners in Colorado sentenced to terms longer than 16 months are redesignated to serve at Fort Leavenworth Kansas instead of Joliet Illinois. The notice from U S Attorney and the Attorney General revokes Joliet as the confinement site for district prisoners and confirms Fort Leavenworth as the designated penitentiary for such terms.
John Redmond, the Irish Nationalist leader, will speak in New York on November 29 about his fifteen years in the British Parliament. The event aims to outline his career and views with emphasis on rational policy and national questions.
A garbled Cincinnati paper fragment notes Tom Johnson of Cleveland plans a journalistic effort. It mentions editorial direction, staffing, and the editor’s stance, with scattered references to Long Island deer season and medicinal claims from a drugstore ad, all in unreadable garble.
A claim extols Pyramid Cure as the sole permanent remedy for all piles forms beyond superficial treatments. It asserts rapid relief, no cocaine or opium, and cites a mysterious “SAST patkanea” schema. The ad-style text hawks pills and potions with vague ingredients and dubious guarantees.
The 23rd annual National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention opens in St Louis on Nov 13 with Miss Frances Willard as chief guest. Programs include a parade, state songs, evangelistic Bible readings, memorial service, Armenia relief address, and departments reflecting temperance and woman’s work. Notable international guests include Lady Henry Somerset and Mrs Booth among others.
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