Daily edition subscription rates in Topeka and Kansas towns
Daily edition delivered by carrier for 10 cents a week to Topeka or suburbs or any Kansas town with carrier system. By mail three months at 360, one year at 4.60. Weekly edition per year 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Journal Circulation brag and press details
The State Journal proclaims greatest in Kansas average daily circulation at 3,800 for the three summer months of 1894 with over fifty percent rise year over year. It notes full day Associated Press service and its modern printing facilities, with address and manager credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
The
State Journal
Associated Press
Pub
Uahers’s Association
the State Journal
Tribune Building
Maw
York
Parry Lukens
Weather Indications and Editorial Fragments from Severance News
Kan ane forecast calls for tonight and Wednesday to be fair and likely colder with southeast winds shifting to northwest. The page also contains editorial snippets on religious authority, the czar's death, Carnegie, Jenny Starson in Congress, signature importance for letters to the editor, Populists in Tennessee, party fusion, militia pay in one state, and taxation impacts on laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catcaeo
Kanane
Election uncertainty and tax plans spark town chatter
Reports show anxiety over an election despite a new ballot law and wagers placed on outcomes. Tax collection prep looms with expectations of higher yields, while vandalism, local schemes, and politics bubble through Kansas towns.
Western travel and salary notices and a crisscross mayoral rumor
The Santa Fe will pay its general employes next Saturday the 10th and Fee pacapheae will be paid on the 15th. At the Western Passenger Association meeting in Kansas City a one fare round trip was agreed in principle for the National Educational Association meeting in Denver in July. Some delegates were absent. Frank H. Tichner, known as Frank Obmer, has filed his application for majority rights with Judge He. He will be Priests old next June and plans to visit South America for several years, pursuing business beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Jefferson County
Vangassteck
Baldwin
Rice County
Panthers
Baker University
Denver
Atchiseo
Cherokes
Ivus Guo
Leavenworth
Atchison
Atehioun
M. V. Ward
Velsey Falls
Black Jack
Henson
Chicago
Kansas
Glen Elder Sentinel
Glen Ebder
Ye of
Palle High Ruyer
K. U
The
Santa Fe
Western Passnager Association
Kaneas City
National Educstional Association
Frank H. Tichner
Frank Obmer
South America
Styles for Men Dress Suits and Overcoats of Winter
Special correspondence from New York reports winter and fall gentlemen’s styles largely echo last year with key updates. Velvet collars on coats replace cloth, Chesterfields widen to 42–45 inches for tall wearers, overcoats 48–50 inches with double breasted fronts, and surteut and box coats feature velvet trims, fly fronts, and full sleeves. Trousers stay full at the hips with a straight taper, and new cutaway frocks and three button sacks appear for business wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Indi- Nacel
Tangy
J. B. Eins
Naval Constructor Hichborn to report on Oriental War
Chief Naval Constructor Philip Hichborn, a veteran shipbuilder born in Charlestown Massachusetts, is dispatched to the Japan China war to study modern ironclads. His findings on the defensive and offensive merits of contemporary ships will guide the United States Navy’s future improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hichborn
United States Navy
Japan
China
Charlestown
Mass
Boston High School
Melvin Stimmons
Boston Navy Yard
Mare Island Navy Yard
First
Naval Advisory Board
Secretary of the Navy
Mr. Hichborn
Navy Department
Hichborn
Bose Uncle Sam
The Korean King and its mysterious emblem
The Korean King features a white fist insignia with a central emblem split half white and half red to symbolize male and female creation. Blue corner characters, imagined by a Chinese emperor millennia ago, add an ancient mystique to the design.
Ozone Producing Trees Urge Planting Vows
Dr Kingsett chemist argues ozone purifier is produced by pine fir larch and eucalyptus trees urging planting on farms towns and villages. Snow's Pine Expectorant marketed at 25 per bottle and 1 dollar on Cras Benxerr's Optical store 713 Kansas avenue. The State Journal Want and Miscellaneous columns reach many Topeka readers Prescott Co moved to 138 West Eighth Street. The Daily State Journal prints all the cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsett
Cras Benxerr
Kansas Avenue
Jovanat
Topeka
Prescott & Co
West
Eighth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paaxe
P. MacLennan
Sy Aden Us
District Court
Bato
Do Leeuw
Ieee
LsRibw
Torme & Daly i
Tom
Alix
Heaven
Tuan Cagast
Hussia
Europe
Asphew Cannxore
Mr. Carnegie
Van
George
Jenny Starson
Congress
House
Anthony Journal
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Hansan
Auy
Parranarions
Civic Federation
Dr. Price
Styles
Naval Constructor Hichborn
anAmamera
State Jovanat
Bicycle Bargains
Sample
Cleveland
Columbia
Renee Agur
Mouat
Whelance Pounds
Wand Ball Porras
Deasceriee
Ures
Bancarm Juice
Osan
WM. Taylor
EL Sever
Dear Public
Green Coal G
Kas
Cremeri
Topeka, Kansas
W. M. Hord
Imperial, Aluminum, Waverly
Batman & Townsend
THE_AMOUS
Geo. Burgher