Harper's Magazine 1896 plans preview new novels and features
Harper's Magazine for 1896 will serialize Briseis a new novel by William Black and feature works by many well known authors. It will include The Personal of Jean of Arc and a slate of pieces on George Washington Anthony Wayne and the German struggle. Also promised are travel and nature pieces by Caspar Warrsey with photographs by Limanlt. Volumes begin June and December with subscriptions through Harper Brothers.
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Briseis
William Black
Gkonoe de Mackina
Theim
Bogie
Sey
Teiby
Jean of Arc
Woounow Winsow
George Washington
Od Biothoe
Howard Prion
Poviiver
Braetow
Bigore
H. Carox Woop- Wit
St. Clair Dafwat
Anthony Wayne
Timonone Roosevely
Nolaworthy
Casran W. Warrsey
British North America
Br Wartyer
Limealt
Harper's Bazaar sixteen year history and offerings in 1906
Harper's Bazaar enters its twenty sixth year in January 1906 with a noted reputation as a fashion journal. It features Paris and New York fashions, a fortnightly pattern supplement with diagrams for home dressmaking, and weekly fashion gossip and spoofs from Paris. Special sections include music, sports, literature, and a steady stream of reader correspondence. Subscriptions begin with the current issue. remittance by post office money order or draft is advised. Postage free to subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. Harper Brothers, P O Box 59 New York City.
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Adiafe
Dreuamater
Paorisieller
Kanmanae Dr Foxess
Godel Dulags
Paris
Serigis
Gerais
England
Winains
Jerome
Tebor
Capitel
United States
Canada
Mexico
Aultes
Harper & Brothers P. O
Christman Horseman
Topeka Society Hosts Grand Library Ball Reception
The most important social event of the season featured a large reception and dancing party at Library ball hosted by Mr and Mrs Channing J Brown and Mr and Mrs James Willis Greed. Chief Justice and Mrs David Martin were introduced to Topeka society amid lavish decorations of chrysanthemums, palms, and smilax. Guests in gown and suit filled the rooms while musicians played and refreshments were served until one o'clock.
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Topeka
Rusie Teachars
Ppgnieat
Cateurisies
Uae
Tigaly
Myeney
Jadirou
Library Ball
Channing J. Brown
James Willis Greed
David Martin
Fran & Dares Doulton
Yhs
Brawis
Ant Mra Martin
Gleed
Florence Grvet
Codure EL Jaeroil
Mrougkhout
Horton W. D. Gilmarn
W. A. Dobuston
H. Atfon
B. Mittapaugh
K. Holliday
Jona Farnsworth
AF. Hands
Ed Kei Jan
D. J. Lakin
J. C. McClintock
O. K. Burnham
A. H. Thompson
Herbert Armstrong
M.C. Hammall
William Murdon
Albert Latham
Eugene Ware
Vic C. Campbell
Richard Gundry
Harold Chase
Tlurtr Garvey
Dell
Frack Jarrell
Charles Spencer
Mra. Brown
Mra Martin
Bliss Greer
Dresden
Horton
Jdm
Gilmore
Johnston
Allen
Mes
Mra
Mrs Handy
Mra dC
Lece
Burpham
Ar.ean
Nottis Thompson
Bessie Gibson
Marguerite Bradley
Tve
Martin
Marburs
Mra Albrecht Marbacq
Potwin
Aaron Jovmier
Eugene Wolf
Pillakir
J.B Haydon
W. T. Crosby
Parkhurst
Hanepenter
F. E. Wear
Crosby
Myrtle Jesmore
Mr Wetherell
Mins Batra
J. H. Wetherell
Corn Poole
Harriet Baird
Highland
Kansse
Lulu Alcorn
Mra Wetherell
Miss Baird
Miss Poole
Mies Marie Berry
Ottawa
Will Trump
Bre
W. Mea. Green
St. Joe
DP Eliott
Te Brown
Renee
Cerroll Ti Metriam
Dakota
Bins
Huctla Coates
Resding
Kendir
Kot
Tasker
Salina
Hlancke Anderson
Margantows
W. Vale
E. H. Anderson
Greenwood Avenue
Pierson Lyon
Hiram Wilson
Leavenworth
Oxford
Parkdale
St. E
Local Court Shifts Case as Mary Kiernan Wins
Mrs Mary Kiernan defended her own case in Justice Furry's court yesterday afternoon and, by strong argument, led to dismissal of the case at its close. Local events include a high school Atheneum Society entertainment tonight and a Thanksgiving sermon at St John church.
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Mary Kiernan
Furry
Aquasi
High School Athénaeum
C. J. Richardson
St John Church
Sante Fe Kindergarten
Railroad Damage Suits Headed for U S Circuit Court
Four damage cases against Santa Fe receivers arise from deaths and injuries on trains in Topeka and nearby yards. Plaintiffs Payne Newkirk Harrington Dowell seek damages up to 25 000 for death or injury tied to ejectment and a heavy wrench accident. cases set for weekend and early week hearings before Judges Poster and Riner.
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Inigo Foster and
Topeka
Ermine Payne
Payne
Santa Ha
Kapsac City
Morria
Argentine
Charles Short
John F. Newkirk
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Kan
Newkirke
Newhire
Nowkirie
Vino =arrington
Uttewa
Harrington
Caroline Dowell
Dowell
A. A. Stewart to Return to Manhattan Newspaper Work
A. A. Stewart retires next Saturday from the state deaf and dumb school at Olathe and will return to Manhattan to resume publication of his owned newspaper. Professor Hammond becomes new superintendent at Olathe and will take charge Saturday.
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A. A. Stewart
Manhattan
Republic
Deaf and Dumb School
Olathe
Stewart
Cesf
Professor Hammond
Hy Hat Groceries Feeds For Thanksgiving Dinner
Thoughts of Thanksgiving fill the shop as Hy Hat Groceries offers a full range of flour feed fresh and salt meats to furnish an eight person first class Thanksgiving dinner.
Unclear Market Item List With Prices
A scrambled procurement note lists bread loaves four pounds of graham biscuits three packs of sweet potatoes and cocoa coffee and cocoa blends. The fragment mentions city context and a price of 35 but lacks complete details. The readable items indicate grocery shopping in a city setting with basic food staples.
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Graham
Candies and Nuts of All Kinds Advertised
An old newspaper ad offers various candies and nuts including fugtlah walnuts to one pound, almonds to one pound, filberts, and black walnuts by the bag or unit with pricing details obscured by OCR. The reader is invited to purchase assorted confectionery and nuts.
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Filberta O
Meats and Lard Advertisement From A Laurel Market
A fragmented ad lists various meats and groceries including roasts por terhouse loin Steska dressed turkeys dressed chickens dried salt meat sliced ham and fresh oysters Also mentions catsup bowie morsoradlat celery sauce and sweet pickles with prices interspersed and numerous misspellings reflecting OCR source context
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Bowie Morsoradlat
Peerless Steai Gaundrs Collar Makers Ad
An OCR fragment advertises collars and services by Peerless Steai Gaundrs at 112 and 114 Wi Sih, urging readers to try the new look. It emphasizes updated collars and styling.
Topeka State Journal Circulation Figures for 1895 Half Year
The sworn detailed statement of circulation for the first six months of 1895 shows the Topeka Daily State Journal had a listed circulation during that period. The document provides exact numbers of copies distributed, highlighting print reach in the local market.
State Journal boasts record six month circulation
The State Journal proclaims its six month average daily circulation markedly higher than Topeka dailies in 1893 1894 and 1895 sworn figures. It claims local circulation far exceeds all other Topeka newspapers and notes broad reach to nearby towns via evening trains delivering AP and state news promptly.
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Topeka
Stara Journal
Shawnee County
The
State Journal
Torexa Daily
Strate Jovayan
Associated Press
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