The State Journal Subscriptions and October Magazines
The item covers subscription rates for the Daily and Weekly State Journal, with 10 cents weekly and three months by mail. It surveys October magazines including The October Romance, Rand, McNally topics, Stephen Crane, and Francis Lynde novels, plus reviews of The Popular Science Monthly October issue and forthcoming Lovell editions. It notes railroads receiverships data, McClure's Magazine frontispiece on Charles A. Cave, and Current History as a convenient handbook for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
E L Richards
Yale
Richards
James Gully
United States
Canaa
First and Only Woman Lawyer in Japan Tel Sono
Tel Sono, the first female lawyer practicing in Japan, rose from a noble, scholarly Tokyo lineage to study law after founding a free school for the poor. Her journey to Christianity and alliance with Frances E. Willard and Lady Somerset drew attention in San Francisco as she sought to elevate Japanese women through education and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Frances Whilard
Eady Somerset
San Francisco
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tel Sana
United States
Tokyo
Tel Sano
Tel Sono
Moan Waka Sono
Nagora
Otavia
Mike
Otama
Ctama
Jas
Mary
Tel Somo
Courf
America
Bank of Japan
Nest
Japanese Methodist Episcopal
Misa Frances E. Willard
Lady Somerset
England
Mas Anrruuk Opru
Famous Plainsman William Matthewson Scout and Trader
Special correspondence from Wicarra Kansas profiles William Matthewson, known as Buffalo Bill, a 62 year old plainsman who traded with Kiowa Comanche Apache and Arapaho, negotiated treaties, pre empted land at Wichita, and twice rode to save emigrant trains on the Santa Fe trail. He earned frontier fame after guiding settlers during a 600 Indian attack and receiving a pair of silver mounted pistols as a thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicarra
Kan
West
William Matthewson
Saul
Buffalo Bill
Wichita
Chisholm
John Chisholm
Indian Territory
Lattle
Texas
Matthewson
Sheridan
New Mexico
Kansas
Tts
M Hancen
Greatest in Kansas Daily Circulation Record
The State Journal boasts the greatest average daily circulation in Kansas at 8,506, with a dramatic yearly rise of over fifty percent during a dull summer period. It emphasizes strong print quality, claims a national pull with Associated Press, and lists its Eastern office at 73 Tribune Building, New York, with Perry Lukens Jr. as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta the State Journal
Kansas
Kember Americas
Pab- Hshera's Association
Stats Journal
Tribune Building
New York
Perry Lukens, Jr
Political charged broadside mixes parties and figures
A murky assemblage of electoral commentary and caricatures references Georgia Republicans joining Populists, praise for figures like McKinley and Allison, warnings against mixing politics with piety, and historical nods to reformers. The piece includes vivid badges and portraits and cites editorials from several papers.
Wellington Foundry and Osage County Notes
The fragmentary items describe local happenings including a Wellington foundry removal to Victim Miss Gift in Smith Center, a South Haven youth pursuing a teacher, Osage county hog cholera, school paper mentions, and a long church listing for Sunday services across Topeka area churches with multiple pastors and congregations.
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Wellington
Gift
Smith Center
South Haven
Minneapolis Messenger
Osage County
Mixs Turvey
Strong
Scranton
Scranton Gazette Express Cabia
Gawker City
Bunt
Gaylord
the Herald
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Polk and Huntoon Sires
E MI. Wright
Washington
Ind
St. John’s A. M. E
Seventh
Topeka Avenue
J.C. C. Owens
Oakland M. E
G R Aldorson
Nut Grove
I. Rhoburn
Pistor
Good Shepherd Rei
North Topeka
Guy
Saine
St Simon's Coluswd Episcopal Church
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the State Journal
Qncial Paper
City of
Topeka
Or Frank P. MacLexxnax
TSEMS
Stephen Crane
Detron
Mir
Crane
Hamlin Garland
W. Dluwells
Francis Lynde
Tennessee
Mer. Lynde
Lovell, Gurgel & Co
Guglis
Hamat House
Naiesee
Caeet
Tawughtia
B. T. Newcomb
Dorling
McClure
Charles A. Cave
New York Sun
Hhe
Openiug
Dane
Brook Park
New York ‘Tribune
Greeley
Lineoln
Stanton
the Sun
Edwardp. Mitchell
Lyng Laland
McClore
Bire
Adeltown
Des Moines
Adel Woday
Lewes
Torwea Darry
Sie
Iesiieg Ese Eemene
Stare Jocenad
Siemed
Garden Hiri
Sutitee
Tater Muilenss County
Ranshe
Aveust
Aise Wiza Si
Sos
Wasurixotox
Govan Bax
Hie Sinter
Georgia
Jonah Mr. Smith
J. Sterling Morton
Pucx
Towa
McKin- Toy
Iowa
Mr. McKising
W. B. Allison
Judge G
Senator Hill
Esa Emroura Gazette
Winfield
Myron
W. Heed
Ta Lacheagen
Atchison Globe
William Lloyd Garrison
Boston
Lovejoy
John Brows
Por
Ane
Secccey
NSAS
Paragh
Guy W. Miner
Church of
Ciris
Seientini
Willis
Giusy Pee
M W. Chenagit
Frscott
State Board of Rijestites
Geriman Methodist Church
Fifth
Tyler Etrests
Lemkan
Taba Park
George &. Dearborn
United Presbyterian
Lo Yt
Topeka Svenue
Bow
Moi
Oelock
Ured
Cuklon
Lyceum
Animies Ins
Tovm
LW. Searl
Brethren
C. Coblenix
Usuarias Sociery
Nou
Topeke
Stuw. A
Clare
Laurent and
Harrison
Ron Houtchinson
Mra Wolty
Washburn Avenue
Jesus
Nazareth
Beonad Baptiat
Mey
Dd. Olden
Cali
Kansas Avenue
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