State Journal Terms Of Subscription For Topeka Readers
Subscription terms for the State Journal outline carrier delivery at 10 cents per week to Topeka and surrounding Kane county towns, with mail rates and yearly options. Offices listed at State Journal Building and Kansas Avenue with contact numbers for the advertising department and newspaper association affiliations.
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Topeka
Kane Wis
Mail Neta
Tupeks State Journal
Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Bruvinese
Ben
Heartterse
New York
Sfdresk
Potter Building
Care American Newspaper
Weather Indication Whallington Noe Por Kanan
Weather note mentions Purdy Gooéy and a winner tonight and Wednesday. Reads like a fragment with odd spellings but implies upcoming conditions and a forecast through midweek. No clear locations or dates beyond Wednesday and a general forecast vibe.
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Whallington
Tornlog
Vacabio
There Are Others and the Currency Question Debate
The article surveys shifts in currency policy and religious history, noting figures like Constantine and Protestant reforms. It discusses political shifts in England, Gladstone era debates, and how leaders such as Robert Peel and McKinley reevaluated monetary policy, including the silver purchase and tariff reforms, amid evolving party stances.
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Boylag
Acme
Qoyerion
Pach
Constantine
Robert Pres
Bright
Cobden
Jeffs
Manus
Great
Hrntal
Mr. Gratétone
Eupeet
Mlenty
Niacerety
Trish Hawe
Kay
Dewes
Forde
Bagherad
Nowse
Staten
New Mets
McKinley
Wayne and Jeans
Eviannti
Ate Id
Bravery and Tenacity in Slavery Debate and Change
Fragmentary remarks recounting shifts in views on slavery and religious dogma. Mentions Artemahud, Prion, Darwin, Huxley, Spencer, Clergymen, and calls for newspapers to freely revise stance after re studying subjects.
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Artemahud
Ion
Vet Chatke
Noted Figures and Events in a Dated Newspaper Sketch
A fragmentary sketch surveys various figures from politics, sports, and industry. It mentions John Hywinron later editor at a New York paper, Richant & Croker Jr a Brown football student, and William F. Sands nearing a secretary role in Seoul. It cites officers, scholars, jockey Ted Slone, and others with scattered biographical notes and civic links.
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Richant & Croker, Jr
Tammany Hall
Brown University
William F. Sands
Seoul
Cores
Sands
Navy
Sunde
Meade
Abraham
Atchison Anecdotes On Town Life And Morals
A Misty collection from the Atchison scene mentions a woman with a cow named Sally, a minister’s baby, and local views on labor and marriage. It notes a bride’s quiet wedding, a schoolteacher’s lesson on the Stamp Act, and thrifty neighbors helping a widow mourn with multiple black dresses and hats, all showing small town wit and hardship.
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Atchison
Neighboring residents aid grieving woman after house cleanup
Neighbors found a woman in distress and helped by cleaning her house from top to bottom while she tended to finishing touches on sewing projects. Their support highlighted communal response amid loss.
White House Receptions Schedule for 1805 Season
The official programme for White House receptions outlines the season’s array of events from January 1 to February 14 1805. It lists diplomatic judicial congressional cabinet and public receptions with times and dates and notes cards invite only policy to limit crowds and ensure selective access for official life participants.
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Washington
White House
McKinley
Supreme Court
Fife
Dannery
PENCILS IN SCHOOLS DISEASE LINK REVEALED
Sanitary official Clark reports a diphtheria rise among city pupils linked to shared pencils and pen holders issued by teachers. Daily redistribution spreads contamination. experiments propose boiling or treating pencils to kill germs.
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Tadianapolis
Crty
Clark
Bryan States His Position to Chicago Followers
A letter from William Jennings Bryan to H. H. Hardinge was read at the Slagle club meeting in Orpheus Hall Schiller Theater building Chicago Nov. 21. Bryan says he has not advocated the single tax clause and is focusing on money forms before the people, noting questions must be settled before the single tax is reached.
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Chicago
WW. J. Bryan
H. H. Hardinge
Orpheus Ball
Schiller Theater
Youthful incendiary: 12 year old jailed in Indiana
In Wabash Indiana on November 22 a 12 year old boy Tommy Breson was jailed for arson attempts. He aimed to set fire to the township trustee’s residence and had previously threatened to burn various buildings, causing local alarm and leading to his confinement.
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Ind
Tommy Breson
Keseluwko
Vilwike
Sidney
Varios
Cure Bilious Colic with Chamberlain Remedy
A reader testifies after weeks of distress that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured bilious colic. The note mentions recommendations to others and early use at first symptoms. Sold by druggists. A separate clipping notes Cheater Cattup released from the penitentiary after 18 months, delaying his release to Friday. He stayed to honor his word. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises at 112 and 114 West 8th for cleaning services.
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Chamberlain
F. Butler
Fairhaven
Conn
Football favored by president on intercollegiate play ban
Hartant president Eliot addresses the intercollegiate football ban arguing grounds for prohibition are weak and that only strong players should play. He cites injuries in football but notes similar accidents in boxing, rowing, sailing, and other sports, and questions why football would be singled out.
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Nov
Eliot
Hartant
Msslzwarmie
Cyorsia
Georgia University
University of Virginia
Georgia
Professional diver crashes from bridge into river
Off Eads Bridge Lou Ov, 2 Paul J Tuston, a professional diver, rode a river and plunged 129 feet. Accompanied by manager Garen and two others they fixed a springboard. Taston was rescued, arrested on shore, and bailed out by Garen.
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Paul J. Tuston
Bede Bridge
Garen
Hayiin
Ukeatur
Uy Ta Pation
Taston
Chestut Street
Meat Supply Shifts in Western Markets Amid Feeding Peak
Fort Worth dispatch notes rising meat demand in the corn belt states with 3 per cent more cattle and 2 per cent more sheep fed this season. Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado drive stocks as Nebraska takes most Texas cattle. A Denver panel will read statistics on meat supply and demand across major markets including San Francisco, Portland, Chicago and St Louis.
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Tex
James L. Harrie
Chicago
Usilut
Kansan
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Hays
Entile
Corn Belt
Bwitt & Co
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Col
Dulas
Kansas
Town
Texas
Ford
Northwestern
Lee
Denver
United States
San Francisco
Portland
St Louis
Millionaire Allerton to Leave Chicago for Geneva Home
Chicago financier and public figure announces plan to move to Geneva as tax and Cook County disputes spur departure. Details mention property tax issues, transfer of Allerton’s business interests, and redeployment of holdings to Lake Geneva.
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Allerton
Packer
Chitcago
Geneva
Wie
Atresia
Cok
Cook County
Lake Genova
Electrocution Prison Proposal For State Capital Punishments
Albany reports superintendent Lathrop urges a central state prison to house all executions. He argues reformatories are unsuitable for executions and that dispersing electrocutions into three prisons unsettles inmates. He cites prior proposals from 289s and calls for legislative appropriation. We also note a stray laundry advertisement about free button sewing.
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Lathrop
Pritons
Tatitop
Belak
Person
Lathropwala
Reformatory
Priewne
Pris
T E Bowman Memorial Dedication At Central Congregational
Ceremony at Central Congregational church marks the dedication of the T E Bowman Memorial chapel to the Topeka Kindergarten association. Mrs Bowman presents the deed and urges a service oriented memorial. Trustees chair Whiting notes the aim to serve God and humanity. Reverend Sheldon and others lead prayers as Washburn and Congregational leaders attend.
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T. E. Bowman
Mass Church
Memorial
T. & Bowman
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Topeka Kindergarten Association
Bowman
Whiting
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Kingdom of Heaven
G. H. Merriam
Chas. M. Sheldon
Herrick
Washburn College
Hinkeriey
Miret
Independent theater opens with Ibsen play in New York
The Independent theater in New York debuted with Henrik Ibsen’s John Gabriel Borkman at Hoyts, hailed as a step forward for serious drama. Critics praised the production’s firm character drawing and its unflinching study of selfishness, noting it may not entertain all audiences but delivers a sharp, thought provoking portrayal.
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New York
Isben
Independent Theater
Hoyts
Tichyen
John Gubriel Borkman
America
Iiea Trical
Firet
Ibsen
Tle
Johm Gabriel Borkmat
Loven
Thyre
Metropolitan Theatricals
Railroad plans over Chilkoot Pass to Dyea proposed
San Francisco interest and New York backers push a Dyea to Chilkoot route with initial rail gauge at Dyea mouth and a subsequent aerial tramway over the pass. Slaty labor at daily wages, tramway to be shipped via Seattle and ready by January next year. Projected capacity two passengers and one ton of freight daily. 75,000 travelers expected to reach Klondike by Dyea next spring.
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Eeers Eners Dy Maretem
New York
Tacoma
Dyea
Chilkoot Pass
Crater Lake
Dyea Canon
Ohe Railroad
Tagush
Dyes Canon
Seattie
Martems
Klondike
Dyeu
Theosophists Seek Life Sentence for Durrant
In San Francisco followers of Theosophy push a petition to Governor Bludd to stay Durrant's execution and commute the death sentence to life in prison. Dr. ome Anderson, head of the San Prin cisco Thenwoshion society, prepared the petition which already has several signatures.
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Ban Freancisco
San Frencisco
Durrant
Bludd
Drr
Ome Anderson
San Princisco Thenwoshion Society
Missouri and Kansas Grid Clash in Kansas City Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day football game between the University of Missouri and the University of Kansas set for Kansas City on November 23. Santa Fe offers train travel with round trip tickets for $2 on November 24 and 25, valid through November 26. Departures include Topeka at 7:30 a.m. and Kansas City at 0:20 p.m. Santa Fe service enables attendance with early morning 7:20 a.m. departure from Topeka and 9:20 p.m. return from Kansas City. Additional trains available.
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University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Santa Fe
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