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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1895
Page
4
The State Journal announces a distributed weekly edition plan across Topeka and surrounding towns, listing shipping and subscription details. The notice specifies special pricing and a three month term for readers in eligible areas with confirmation of weekly editorials and aligned partner publications.
The piece details a shaky bond market as syndicates falter and revenue drops, signaling potential new congressional pushback against President Cleveland. It notes Democratic distrust in Georgia districts, calls for examination of registration, and hints at broader regulatory ambitions affecting water, telephones, gas, and utilities amid looming campaigns and Supreme Court questions.
A garbled Tribune page fragment describes a man brandishing a revolver after a dispute inside a store. He threatens bystanders, issues a chilling warning, and leaves as police or readers infer danger, with the text recounting the tense moment in broken dialogue.
A garbled flavor of social chatter appears in a New York World excerpt about a flirtatious scene and a streetcar conductor incident. The text mentions a velvet bow, a girl admiring a letter writer, and a brisk boarding of a streetcar by a hurried passenger, all rendered in muddled dialogue.
The October opening reports a large but not overwhelming attendance and praises the Government building exhibit. The piece highlights the vast 65,000 square foot government display, native life exhibits, and military progress, with observers noting Georgia pride, regional growth, and high expectations for the fair’s success.
A Dublin woman once feared a rate nibbling her toes in sleep. A terrier was placed in the cage, and upon seeing the terrier attempt to drive the rat away the beast clung to the terrier, resting against the terrier’s chest each night.
Winamon Hall at the great Catholic university in Washington opens as the 70 acre campus redeploys. Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Corrigan and other church leaders attend the dedication amid plans for laboratories, lecture rooms, and the Divinity School under Rector J J Keane.
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