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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1894
Page
4
The State Journal lists delivery options with carrier service for Topska and surrounding areas at the same price in Kanone towns with a cam ior ecystem. Mail subscriptions: three months 90, one year 30. Weekly edition 50 per year.
Varied weather notes predict a colder night and shifting winds into Friday with a stronger day ahead. The piece also rails at Populists trading votes for congressional seating, condemns partisan outcomes, and cites strikes in Pittsburg as evidence of political and labor unrest influencing public sentiment.
The piece delves into Republican support from women at university trustee elections, Alabama tensions as the Democratic and Populist sides resist, and references to Kolb's prior election and alleged miscounts. It also critiques banker influence on currency policy, predicting President Cleveland will avoid broad reforms and banks will guide a cautious Congress next year.
A collage of fragmented regional notes from Hawkins County to Eldorado Kansas, mentioning irrigation petitions, a new Atti Horde Thief Association branch, local politicians and courts, shifting ice wagon service, a Gaylord Herald foreman, theatre entertainments, music clubs, electric lights in Casapalca, a college meeting in Eldorado debating education value, a Norton merchant sale tactic, sheriff troubles, a Derby hat incident with a Unitarian, Doniphan political “science,” and Rudy's Piles suppositories advertised with scattered addresses.
Special correspondent recalls William E. Seward in the town he inhabited. A Bronze Higher Law statue dominates Seward Park while son William H. Seward keeps the old house and grounds. Herbert Robinson recalls how Seward dictated speeches longhand for memory only, shaping his powerful national orations.
Record covers the Ladies of the Maccabees founded in Muskegon and led by Miss Bina M West with a focus on life and disability insurance, the Michigan unit’s growth, and a new chief recorder. It cites Detroit Masons planning a pesthouse, Freemasonry in India and Kentucky, temple construction in Pittsburgh, and changes to uniforms and salaries. It also notes the Maccabees widow home, and other fraternal topics.
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