State Journal subscription terms and notices
The State Journal outlines subscription prices and delivery by carrier, plus various notices and brief items on lectures, artists, and international updates. It mentions figures such as Rev. Dr. John Henry Barrows and Hugh J. Grant, along with cultural notes on art, archaeology, and royal topics.
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Ely
Union Theolwerest Seminary
John Henry Barrows
New York
Hugh J. Grant
Tammanys
Greater
Co operative Movement Aims at Price Economy in Topeka
The article discusses the rise of cooperative enterprises as a response to trusts, highlighting economy in production and distribution. It notes public interest in municipally guided supply and cites Topeka as testing a cooperative household club, with savings in time, labor, and costs for multiple families.
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Dex
Topeka
Gantienten Raye
Ufeben
Saiier Amigunts
Jovetion City
Callies
Notable Figures and Events In Brief From A Dated Ledger
John L. Stoddard, retiree from Fareben lind lectures, plans a U S tour. Rodin delays a statue of Victor Hugo for the Paris Parthenon. National Geographic invites Dr Naveen for a Washington visit. Empress of Fassia to England for a spring visit. czar will not accompany. Governor Lon V Stephens to lead a bicycle parade in St Louis. Mary French Sneldon elected English Rural Geographical Society member. Ellen Terry comments on youth preservation.
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Rodin
Victor Hugo
Parthenon
Naveen
Fassia
England
Alwess
Wolseies
MacKindey
Lon V. Stephens
Missouri
Brent
St. Louis
Stephens
Mary French Sneldon
English Rural Geographical Society
Ellen ‘Terry
Globe Lights and Washburn lecture news in Topeka
A fragmented Atchison Globe item mixes sketches on aging and marriage with news of Washburn College Lecture Association announcing the fourth season of entertainments and lectures. The program opens October 23 with Clars Schumann Ladies Orchestra and proceeds with lectures by Tyr Sarmen L. Ht, Dr Frank Bristel, a New York quartet, Rev J J Lewis, and Miss Vandella Varnum, promising a diverse lineup of music and public talks in Topeka.
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Washburn College Lecture Association
Clars Schumann
Orch
Henrieven Edica
Topeka
Tyr
Sarmen L. Ht
Ealem
Mass
Wil
Frank Bristel
Chicago
McKinley
Washinggton
New York
Nelile Nichols
J. J. Lewis
Oberammreggu
Vandella Varnum
LEE FOR SENATOR INQUIRY ENDS IN RICHMOND RUMOR
Richmond dispatch reports Consul General Fitzhugh Lee may seek the United States Senate seat to succeed Thomas S. Martin in two years. Lee avoids early declaration, favors primary elections, and hints support would come from a statewide canvass if he runs.
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Richmond
Fitzhugh Lee
Cuba
Washington
Lee Ward
McKinney
Inter
Lee
United States
Thomas
Martin
Senate
Barnes
Barei
Topekh Kindergarten Association Opens New Year
The first regular monthly meeting of the Topekh Kindergarten association for the schal year began October 4. Plans for the year were discussed. teachers appointed. a large amount of business transacted. Supervisors from various kindergartens reported progress and outlook. The memorial fund will furnish a model kindergarten and assist teachers across all paren facilities. The training superintendent Mrs. Bop Worden will continue work through the generosity of Mrs. T. Howman to support maintenance and reduce expenses.
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Topekh Kindergarten Association
Schal
Titus Epeq
Deachers
Varios
af_pharm
Indian Famine Fund Outlay and Subscriptions Decline
At a committee meeting in the Mansion House London the Indian famine fund reported receipts of 3549,200 with for every pound collected 11d remitted to India. The Lord Mayor noted total subscriptions from Great Britain, the United States, the colonies and India near 1,500,000 pounds, with clothing aid praised for its distribution. The relief effort is said to be diminishing, planning to end in a few weeks as provinces wind down.
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Tendon
Indian Ferine Fund
Mansion House
Bhy Lond Maser
Sir George Faude Phillips
Weice
India
Great Fries
United States
Maurer
Chicners
After the Trusts Illinois Secretary of State Seeks Compliance
Illinois Secretary of State sends 25 000 letters to companies incorporated under the trust law. They are urged to comply within the 60 day window. Officials warn penalties climb from 100 to 2000 dollars for first offenses and rise sharply for subsequent violations. The antitrust department aims to enforce the act more strictly than before.
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Tlinois
Springfield
Secretary of State Home
Timwois
Broken Leg Leads to Amputation and Rail Fare Plan
A one legged insurance agent from Lawrencebur fell this morning on Higherrest and broke his leg. The incident follows repeated injuries with prior amputations. A travel option quotes 8250 to St. Louis and return via Santa Fe Route, leaving at 7:00 a.m. with supper in St. Louis, valid October 5.
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Lawrencebore
Huber
Wwe
St. Louis
Many New Ships Built for Merchant Service in United States
The annual report by Commissioner of Emigration Chamberlain shows U S merchant steamers reached 70.20 total tonnage on June 1, the largest in years except 1870. Great Lakes built more tonnage than the rest of the country, with 0 weasels of LT tons vs TL vessels of 0. steam tonnage up over a decade and foreign trade at a new peak.
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United States
Washington
Croesx Toms
Great Lakes
Cam Parka
Erwat Lakes
Americas
TROLLEY CAR AFIRE ON COLFAX LINE
A trolley car on the Colfax line caught fire opposite the Capitol building last night as it headed toward the city park. The blaze, caused by a short circuit in the floor wiring, was contained before spreading. The conductor motorist and passengers escaped unharmed, while a large crowd gathered at the masquerade hall near the scene.
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Denver
Opt
No Sausage Please for Chicago Officials in Detroit Visit
Mayor Harrion and associates rejected sausage after a Detroit stop and a sensational case involving Lutgerg case. Chicago officials admit appetite for sausage has fallen, with sales of salami and sausage dropping sharply since the controversy.
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Harrion
Detroit
Carver H. Haridan
Chicago
Serine
Harrison
McGann Drods
Chicaso
Turbulent Session in Vienna Amid Relief Debate
Turmoil filled the Vienna chamber as Social Democrats attacked the Christian Socialists over relief measures for recent sufferers. Shouting and disorder interrupted proceedings as Herr Schoenerer’s faction clashed with opponents. The president, Dr Kurhrein, was unable to enter and later returned to resume the debate.
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Vienna
Get
Herr Schoenerer
Hose
Kurhrein
Pitadel
Nebraska maximum freight rate case looms at Supreme Court
The Nebraska case on maximum railroad freight charges is due for decision this autumn. The suit questions the constitutionality of the 1896 law setting caps on interstate freight rates within Nebraska. William J. Bryan served as counsel for the state. The issue attracts widespread attention as it involves railroads and state regulation. A separate freight sale at Union Pacific and a freight warehouse sale at A T & SF Ry Co are noted with specific dates and terms.
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Nebraska
Washington, Dct
Supreme Court
William J. Bryan
Tate
Deserters Return to Civilisation From St Michael Expedition
Port Townsend reports passengers aboard the Sailor Boy from Dutch Harbor near St Michael recount the ordeal of 169 travelers on the Eliza Anderson. Quincy Barnum of Murfreesboro Idaho recalls overcrowded conditions, long sea voyage, and fear of famine as orders loom to evacuate, with many seeking transport on the Portland or Navely. Barnum warns 100 people may remain at St Michael without funds and notes officials doubt the Eliza Anderson will sail again.
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Warn
Oct
Sailor Boy
Re Aiehae
Dob
Quincy Barnum
Murras
Idiho
Barnum
Eliza Anderson
Sien
Dutch Harbor
Dutch Harur
St. Michael
Tornum
Dutch Mar
St. Michal
St Michael
St Michae
Schomner
Ann Oh
Bf Ua
Ems
Dawe
Cite
St. Stichuel
Portland
Navely
Bt Michael
Mumanis
Sunvoner
Amea
St. Michael Dayne
Ian Anderson
Duton Harbor
Sailor Rey
San Franciscn
Tax Reform Proposal From Boston Special Commission
The Boston report by the governor appointed tax commission recommends a five percent inheritance tax with a 10 000 exemption, revenue shared among cities by population and assessed value, a rentals tax on amounts over 400, abolishing taxes on intangible property, and state assumption of county expenses. It also proposes state appropriation of corporate excess revenue currently distributed to cities and towns.
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Boston
Materite
Special Commission On Taxation
Wolcett
Missing fowls found thief left purse with money
Mrs Beach’s farm near Portland Indiana reported 40 hens stolen this morning. A purse with $40 was found near the henhouse, suggesting the thief dropped it while taking the poultry. The incident highlights the loss of the finest fowls and the recovered money.
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Portland
Tnd
Lafayette Beach
Beach
Kansas City and Return Two Dollars via Santa Fe Route
Laundry notice offers round trip to Kansas City for two dollars via Santa Fe Route tickets. Prints mention garment care and nearby address for Peerieus Steam Laundry at West 7th and 11 cents.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Peerieus Steam Laundry
Black Cats and Omens Linked to Woman’s Suicide
New York report describes a woman’s suicide at a fur shop at No 13 Clinton Place amid rumors of black cats and the number thirteen. Victim Mrs Kuebler, found dead after leaping from a rear window, had kept the shop with her late husband Henry Muelders. Her health and head pains were noted as possible factors.
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New York
Fannio Khenier
Leler
Mistres
Bire
Clipton
Henry Muelders
Big Pear Crop Dispute in Philadelphia Area
Deputy Sheriff seized 10 009 baskets of pears at Hylton farm in Pensauken township amid a dispute over sale rights. John Collins claims purchase and payment from Mrs van Hyltonson, but learning the pears were sold to New York parties in August, he challenges ownership. Constable George Idlatt holds the fruit in custody.
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Philadelphia
Demity Shertif Son
Camden
Hylton Farm
Pensauken Township
John
Collins
Maurestons
van Hyltonson
New York
Sell
George Idlatt
South Carolina Dispensary sales report and notes
The Columbia dispensary reports a drop in September sales from the previous year by 17 dollars and 104 barrels of whisky ordered for September business. 76 barrels remain on hand. The dispensary board and staff are noted. The Homoeopathic Night School of Medicine opens Monday evening on Kan. Ave upstairs, offering college credit for time spent.
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South Carolina
Columbia, & C
Det
Kan. Ave
Princeton to Celebrate Charter Day with Grover Cleveland
New York Oct Princeton University plans Charter Day on October 23 with Grover Cleveland delivering the address tracing Nassau’s history. Degrees will be conferred on notable men. an honorary degree to the Governor of Nova Scotia and other officials. Exercises at Alexander Hall begin at 11. Great day in Princeton. Twelve tickets in the first. Colorado Springs Oct El Paso County lists 13 tickets with diverse endorsements amid a turbulent political scene.
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New York
Princeton University
Grover Cleveland
Old Nassau
Cleveland
Etal
Canada
Alexander Hall
Retork
Prise Elmenes
Alumuni
Princeton
Colorado Springs
Colo
el Pasa
Waleh Lidorse
Streng Repubican Nominets
Natiinal Peoples Party
Agiver Jonalists
Sliver Diingcratic Party
ant+fesion party
Cate
Lee Attenmpt
Tarbell MeKnient
Steer Mapublican Party
Mart France
American Spirit Mfg Refuses to Honor Spirite Quoted Prices
A trading dispute arises as Whisky Wet signals a high strength spirit price of 200 percent and $120 for fresh pipet spirits. American Spirit Manufacturing Company rejects the proposed quotation and declines to abide by the devises, prompting no further agreement. Reports note significant coughing from the event and reference Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as a speedy cure.
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Peoria
American Spirit Manufacturing Company
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