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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1895
Page
2
The Topeka Daily State Journal presents a sworn detailed statement of circulation for the first half of 1895, showing the six month period's total circulation as stated. The document outlines the methods used to determine circulation and the totals for the newspaper.
The Topeka State Journal reports a six month average circulation of 6,407 in 1893 and 7,980 in 1894, surpassing the Topeka Daily Capital and rival dailies. It notes the Slave Journal leads locally, with wider distribution in nearby towns via evening trains carrying its editions.
A chilling report from Laredo Texas records three fatalities tied to a heinous crime. Authorities urging patience while investigations continue as details remain scarce.
A Kansas City area report recounts a man using a Laredo hotel stay with a wife and child, then killing himself after failing to elude detection. Police found a life insurance policy, multiple letters, and over $1000 in cash, with investigations tying to St Louis and Fort Worth roots and a possible motive to clear debt. The incident also notes a separate obituary-style item about William Kuntz, an engineer once with Ford Heim Brewing, now connected to a Texas move.
Commercial data shows 4190 miles of new railways constructed across Europe in 1654 led by Russia with 678 miles gained. Ragland posted an average speed of 51.75 mph, Germany 51.25 mph, Austria 41.75 mph as top nations. Missouri wheels movement suspended by Governor Stone until next year due to late season and prospects.
Times from Melbourne report that prolonged drought will limit wheat exports to meet domestic demand and pasture scarcity will reduce butter exports. Battleship Tatiana completed. Puiaoutraik dispatch notes Ludiong finished and tied at the dock awaiting transfer to the university department.
In New York on November 14 Russell Sage and leaders like Widener Elkins Crimmins Yerkes Whitney MecMillen are said to be selling traction stock as a shift away from street railway securities. President Cleveland’s fortune and other magnates are tied to rail securities. A multimillion loan offer hints at market turning points as financiers seek backing for a paper venture amid limited trust.
H. H. Maines, convicted of the murder of L. & Peitzel, seeks a new trial filing grounds via Miscqunsel. He contends the verdict relied on illegal evidence and prejudicial statements by the district attorney and court rulings, with trial issues including testimony by Mrs Pietzel and juror influence, to be argued next Monday.
Governor O Verrell’s forthcoming message to the legislature in Evermon Va protests lynching and sharp action. The speech, due when the legislature meets December first, is billed as a pivotal address since the war. It promises startling remarks on the state’s sinistral record and calls for decisive reform.
The Graphic argues that the United States must either take on the duties of protection or annex the Indo Spanish territories. It suggests England would accept either solution to existing difficulties, reflecting a push for stronger U S involvement in the region amid debates on the Monroe doctrine.
At a Knights of Labor meeting in Wasuixotox on November 14 General Master Workman Sovereign and General Worthy Foreman Bishop blasted treachery within the order and warned that money power, central banks, and plutocracy threaten individual liberty. They urged stronger labor organization and official sanction for a boycott on national bank notes. The speakers warned of rising concentration of wealth and the eroding role of skilled labor amid advancing machinery.
President Cleveland’s supporters push for annexation of Hawaii within the coming year. A joint resolution will ask the President to negotiate a treaty with Hawaii, with Hawaii’s government leader Hatch approving, and voters on the island to decide membership if the plan proceeds.
General R A Alger challenged Senator Sherman’s memoir claims alleging vote buying. He said no money was used to purchase votes for Sherman or him and that if any funds moved south it violated his explicit instructions. He preferred supporting General Harrison if his own nomination failed and urged friends to back Sherman second.
A committee appointed to try Rev W J Carpenter pastor of Centenary Methodist church met yesterday. Members include Presiding Elder Briggs of Boonville and W T McClure of Kansas City and Rev Clenny of Clintos. Carpenter is accompanied by counsel Mr Alton of Sedalia. Trial likely to extend through the week amid strong church interest.
Faston at Alabama Brauixoras, Ala. Nov. 14. Toston carried the day and the Populists and Republicans decided to unite in the state campaign. Resolutions declar ing for free silver opposing the national bank system and advocating honest elections by force if necessary were adopted. Kolb withdrew his opposition to the fusion. Resolutions were adopted requesting the senate not to seat Senator Morgan and asking congress to investigate election methods.
In Asruenik Kansas Nov 11 settlers resume efforts to exterminate prairie wolves. Coyotes menace flocks and herds, prompting county bounties and organized drives. Packs hunt in winter, while residents defend homesteads. the animal is described as degenerate and cowardly, with hunts intensifying as cattle losses mount.
Woncresten Mass Nov 14 The twenty fifth annual session of the National Grange opened at Horticultural hall with nearly all national officers and delegates from thirty states present National Master J H Nrighen of Delta Ohio delivered his sanval address and Alphs Messer national lecturer of Rochester WI read his report of the office Also reports indicate Japan plans ship orders abroad amid talk of ten warships to be built overseas possibly split among English French German Italian and American builders
Ex Speaker Crisp addressed the Georgia Legislature by special invitation on financial questions, declaring support for free unlimited silver coinage at a 1 to 1 ratio. The speech marked the opening act of his campaign to succeed Senator Gordon in the U S Senate.
Julio Pretty, Crevic Indian in the Sourt McAcester district, was convicted in the Todian court at Wewoka yesterday of stealing a saddle and received fifty lashes. Two more Indians face similar punishment today. A second offense in the Indian court carries death by shooting.
The Letter Day Saints laid the cornerstone of their college in Lamest Iowa. Bishop E J Kelley presided as master of ceremonies Elder Joseph Smith delivered a comprehensive address outlining the institution for general educational purposes and nonsectarian teaching. Senator Will of New York in Washington interview said Morris is the most available Democrat for the presidency.
St Louis MO Nov 14 W Michiel a leading dealer in grain stocks and provisions was arrested on a capias for violating state law by bucket shops Grand jury returned indictments against four other firms for similar violations The Old Roman Birthday Col omes Ohio Nov 14 Judge Allen G Thurman aged two years no public celebration due to frail health telegrams of congratulations from prominent men received
Arnica 5:7a offers a salve praised for trusses sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Price five cents per box. Sold by J de Jones 01 Kansas Ave and E W Hughes 107 Earthth St with easy payment options for watches and other items.
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