State Journal Subscription Terms and Contact Details
The State Journal lists subscrip tion rates of 19 cents a week topeka and surrounding areas with carrier service and same price in nearby towns. Permanent home office at 500 Kaness avenue and bell phone numbers for Topeka and Washington, with a New York address for the American Newspaper Publishers Association inquiries.
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Care Armérican
Pub- Nehers Association
Topeka Dairy State Journal Circulation Report 1896
Circulation statement for the first six months of 1896 shows Topekas Dairy State Journal leading. Competing papers in Topeka and Kansas areas have smaller circulations. The report notes overall readership and changes, with emphasis on Topeka titles and regional papers.
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Dairy State Journal
Dally
Topeka
Ransau
Torera Real Estate Journal Circulation Report Fragment
Fragmentary notice presents circulation figures and averages for Torera Real Estate Journal from 1833 to 194 or 1895 with unclear dates. Names Miter and Proprietor Tereka Kar and dates January to June 1586 appear, but data is garbled.
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Truwenke
Torera Lexilt Estates Journal
Tor
Miter
Tereka
Kar
Topeka Festival Sparks Bipartisan Debate and Plans
Readable fragments show discussion of a Fall Festival in Topeka with plans for next year, committee roles, weather notes, and political commentary. Mentions Bryan and McKinley era figures, Topeka hospitality, and public notices about event organization and safety. Absent clear dates, places, and a single outcome. emphasizes community planning and political context.
World Editorial on McKinley Silver Policy Shifts
The World argues McKinley’s chances hinge on silver policy as Democratic and Populist defections reshape peril for 1896. It cites Alabama and other states, estimates votes, and warns of ruinous silver inflation if Bryan wins. The piece frames public sentiment as polarized and urges decisive leadership to avert crisis.
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New York
McKinley
Ajdbama
Kansas
Nebraska
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansis
Colorado
Tolato
Aiselaiin
Motitens
South Carline
Alin
Waahington
Wyinlawtort
Edina
HOO
Wna
Minnewian
Een
Fr Sliver Republicane
Goarsia
Jerint
Moklatey
Ani
Virginie
Leo
Fred Alien
McKinsey Gts
Bfarrivon
McMelkinley
Bekinsey Viniksana
Bryan
Irving Anil
Walt
Tomek Tietae
Liew Silver
MeKlalus
Standard Oil's New Move To Cut Prices Below Two Bucks
New York reports Standard Oil plans a new tactic to dominate the market by undercutting rivals with artificial scarcity and low prices. The firm aims to undersell competitors, with a proposed price test starting below 23 thousand in initial production, and exclusive use of artificial for piecings in city and Brooklyn installations planned for winter readiness.
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New York
Consolidated Tee Company
the Trust
New York City
Iin Steel
Standard Oil
Brooklyn
Missouri election bet ties land value to band change
One of the southwest Missouri’s largest stakes, proposed by Pat Murphy and Gil Barbes of Joplin, involves two men who own half interests in a mining land tract west of Joplin valued at about 10 000 dollars. If Missouri votes yes by a wide margin, the land goes to the fund. if no, the land reverts to the Murphys.
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Carthage
Missouri
Inerbee
Endian Boys Burned at Spencer Academy in Antlers
Four Choctaws perished in an incident at Spencer Academy Antlers with several injured and missing names listed. The fire damaged furniture and buildings, with reports detailing burns to the head and body and multiple individuals entangled in flare ups. The origin of the fire and room where it started remain unclear, though a caretaker reported no fire previously observed.
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Spencer Academy
Antlers
Attiers
Eshen
John Smith
Tinie Jamnes
Thomas Kunletable
Wiliam Whileon
Alfred Bryan
Creek
Harrie Fisher
Cottot Baur
Fawnerd Clark
Sam Spring
Human Balloon Episode In New Jersey Laboratory
A student in New Brunswick New Jersey inhaled gas during a chemistry lab incident yesterday. Edward Susie, of the Chae Of 84, reportedly exposed himself to gas and swelled alarmingly before gaining partial relief after an antidote was administered and symptoms abated.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Chemical Laboratory
Edward Susie
Hgteers
Revultar Cinewinettiioes
Odd double wedding in small town prompts unique unions
Two widowers wed each other's daughters in a ceremony held today. The brides Ry A Brank and Tabb were aged about twenty and eighteen respectively, with parental consent noted. Both couples reportedly faced no issues and received family support as the unusual unions proceeded.
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EL Tehbeth
Evans
Russian Purchase of Wellman Steel Works Shock News
The Russian government initiates purchase talks for the Wellman Steel Works in Chester Pennsylvania. Negotiations span three weeks and surface in court as the plant remains under court supervision after years of revolver involvement. The deal allegedly covers engines rolling mill machinery cranes and all equipment for immediate operation.
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Wellman Steel Works
Chester
Plata Rolla
Srorld
Kansas City Excursion And Trains Schedule
An excursion to Kansas City offered with five trains each way daily. Round trip fares available from October 4 to 40 with good time and ample service aboard the Surta Ie line.
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Kansas City
Ed Howes Reception in Ed Howes Paper Atchison Globe
Atchison visitors were greeted at the depot by a reception committee of Dune Moore and Lee Jones and escorted through town in a private turnout pulled by four matched horses. The Atchison Military band played as luncheon was held at Marshall's rooms with Man-Meld attendees. John T. Marshall, Pedro C. Meyeelson and Alois Philipp spoke. The band was entertained at Bot Kepler's residence on the return train where a presidential ballot was taken naming Bryan, McKinley, and others.
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Tocon
Dune Moore
Lee Jones
Weill
McCuedy
Senerle
Marshall
Man- Meld
Oearson
John T. Marshall
Pedro ¢. Meyeelson
Andy Mantfeld
Alois Philipp
Bird
Tuew Sonex
John
Mar Jane Moore
McKinley
Bryan
Evangeline in Gotham Burlesque Opens With Dixey
New York October 6 Evangeline in Gotham opened with Dixey as Love Fisherman under Charles Protea management. Henry Icey appeared as Lone Fisherman while James Mailit was replaced last minute by Dites to play the part. Dikey made a debut in Dyatre One as burlesque acts introduced new chorus, costumes, and scenery.
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Dixey
New York
Evangeline
Charles Protea
Henry E. Icey
James B Mailit
Dites
Dikey
Cady Stantons Cep Tendered as Security
A court report from New York details Cady Stanton's Cep and a naturalized citizen named Jacob Jebsise charged with lediure to support a child. The judges demand a $3,000 bond, and the accused searches for property while officials guard a silver cup bearing a maker’s inscription.
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Cady Stanton
New York
Jacob Jebsise
Marriet Taylor
Lediure
Preloise
Eustaty
Jerome
Ellabett Cady Sistiton
Werikrt
Field of Gettysburg Land Condemnation Proceedings Begun
Philadelphia October 6 Government files a petition in the federal court seeking five additional land tracts in Cumberland Township Adams County to preserve Gettysburg battlefield sites. The parcels, once used by Union and Confederate forces during the 1863 battles, are deemed necessary to maintain lines and support ongoing repairs and operations.
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Philadelphia
United States
Pancuit
Cumberland Tomnstic
Adams County
Iettsoibure
Free Trial Offer Promises Asthma and Hay Fever Cure
The notice claims a cure for asthma hay fever and bronchitis through Dr Rudolph Seni Tank and his Rinasticum cure. It urges sufferers to visit Snow's store at 61 Kandars avenue on October 3 to receive a free trial box, with a follow up by writing to Dr Ro Schittonana in St Paul before October 15.
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Tor. Rudolph Seni
Suiteriry Wiht
Hanstmann
Snow
Aris
A.m
Rinasticum Cure. Dira Anthiia Cure,” Antrix
Ro Schittonana
Rosabet
St Paul
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