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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
4
The State Journal notes its twenty second year edition with carrier delivery at 10 cents per week and mail options for three months or one year. It advertises daily edition pricing and mentions reaching nearby towns with carrier service. The notice emphasizes subscription accessibility and pricing details.
The piece reviews Topeka Daily State Journal circulation figures, referencing The American Newspaper Directory 1904 and 1903 first six months, noting the Topeka Daily Journal’s claimed dominance and comparing to rival papers. It mentions postal and distribution details, plus broader Kansas political notes and editorials.
The First Presbyterian Church of Washington has long counted famous statesmen among its members. Dr Byron Sunderland led since 1850, presiding over sermons to presidents Jackson Pierce Polk and Cleveland, and hosting civic leaders in the nation’s capital amid Civil War turmoil and postwar growth.
Alexander Taggart McGill of the Democratic Party was nominated for governor of New Jersey. A Pennsylvanian by birth, he was born in Allegheny City on October 20 1843. He became a noted jurist and academic, serving as chancellor of the New Jersey court and later a long tenure in Hudson County law and politics.
A historical sketch frames Clement IX as Bulgaria's political power broker, shaping Russia ties and the fate of Prince Ferdinand after Berlin. It notes Bulgaria's path from Ottoman rule to a Russian-influenced monarchy, citing Clement’s mixed influence and a recent deputation to Russia. A closing line mentions Belgian workmen and a crowing rooster anecdote.
A caustic tale mixes Paris studio schemes and a Chicago factory claim. An American buyer boasts a painting crafted entirely with starch from Blank & Co while offering a prize to the nearest mean. The spoof exposes art markets and gullibility amid urban contrasts.
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