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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1894

Page

4

State Journal Daily edition carriage and mail rates

The State Journal lists delivery by carrier at 10 cents a week and mail prices for three months, six months, and a year. It also notes a weekly edition rate and mentions carrier system availability in Topeka, Kansas towns, and suburbs.

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State Journal boasts greatest daily circulation in Kansas

From June 1 to August 18 1634 the State Journal claims the largest average daily circulation in Kansas and notes its exclusive fall day Associated Press status. The paper touts its modern webster estyne press and advertises offices in New York with Lukens Jr as manager.

Kansas State Journal

Weather notices and political rants spill across papers

Weather forecast soured with garbled lines from Kanssa and Ohio campaigns. Odd editorials rail against free railroad passes, party corruption, and press roles in elections. Scattered bits reference Osawatomie and Populists, with a chaotic collage of local notices and street-level politics.

Western Kansas irrigation and political agitation carried on

The piece laments drought and windmill irrigation for ten to fifteen acres in western Kansas urging settlement despite dependence on rainfall. It cites editorials and a Topeka audience test, criticizing Populists and Republicans, and notes Abilene Dispatch questions the source of such information.

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Kansas Paragraphs From Small Towns Report Local Happenings

Local notes report Hoyt planning a new two story brick schoolhouse amid concerns over intoxicants in Hoyt. St Marys residents push relic of ancient days while Delade hosts an auction. Toronto faces arts shortages and Bungas City carnival aid. Wellington coach funds tuition for Sip district pupils. Mrs Ka Meadows’ marital issue and $50 loss. Corn price 66 cents, 5000 broilers bought in Kansas City for 40 cents. Thieves steal thirty chickens from Mrs Peaster in Whiting. Joints in Huston criticized as water use banned near courthouse square.

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Scandinavian papers abandon Minnesota governor bid

Excitement surrounds the shift by Scandinavian newspapers in Minnesota, nine papers switch away from supporting Governor Nelson. The Svuska Anmer(kansika Posten endorses Sydney Owens for governor and Adolf Bierman for state auditor, claiming Nelson would serve rail interests and that Jim Hill would rule if elected. Analysts foresee Becker or Owens as likely successor. Also notes the czar and family driving to Tachán Falls near Youltin.

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Artistic Builders and the American Institute of Architects

A detailed sketch of the American Institute of Architects history, its origins from the American Institution of Architects, key figures like Daniel M. Burnham and George B. Post, and the evolution from local New York groups to a national organization with chapters across the United States.

Daniel M. Burnham American Instiate of Architects H. Kendall Charles F. McKim Alfred Stone Thomas Hastings A. J. Blo America American Institute of Architects United States Astor House New York American Institution of Architects Alexander 8 University of New York Thomas A. Walaw Philadelphia Girard College Capitol Washington Wiliam Strickland United States Mint Tennessee State Capitol Nashville Joh Haviland James Elmer George B Post Young Republic New York Society Roosevelt New York Supreme Court Institute New York Institute Pal Chicago Cincinnati Boston Baltimore Albany Rhode Island San Francisco St. Luis Indiannapolis Western Association of Architects

Architects Institute Laurels and Scholarships Highlight Era

The Inland Architect outlines the institute's push for professional guidance with a client fee schedule adopted nationwide. It notes the Beaux Arts Prix de Rome relevance, Rotch scholarship impact, and two Europe-based scholars funded yearly by a $2,000 income. Current officers include Burnham, Poat, Schofield, Treat, and Dexree.

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Large Schooner Ashore Off Cleveland in Gale

A four masted schooner named Tasmacia ran aground east of the Cleveland piers during a heavy gale. The ore laden vessel struck a beach and the lifeboat crew rescued the entire crew and two women aboard. No fatalities reported as rescuers worked through rough seas.

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McDaniel Bound Over In Fractured Robbery Case

The Santa Fe defendant W B SeDaniel was bound over to the grand jury after witnesses fortified that Link Overfield originated the plan leading to a failed robbery at Gorin. The tale includes an alleged canal of wit and a peculiar recovery of a diamond ring, paralleled by a Leeds memory and a shop window sales tactic story.

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