Cotton and silver debates echo in Topeka and beyond
The State Journal notes debates on cotton pricing and its effects on workers, critiques monetary policy and silver, and surveys political clashes between executive and judicial branches in Arkansas, Texas, and Kansas. It mentions Topeka events, Kansas notes, and regional curiosities including a circus procession mishap and local civic tales.
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Executive API Judicial Department
Arkinsee
Legislative Branch
Texas
Judicial Department
Topeka Daily Star circulation and public notices mixed
A fragmented report details circulation figures for the Topeka Daily Star and related papers, noting six month averages and comparisons within Shawnee County. The piece references weather notes, political commentary, and opinions on national figures including Thurston and Snowstax, with scattered remarks on the Omaha platform and current events.
Asylum turmoil cited in Santa Fe inquiry report
In Achisen an asylum scene unfolds as Colonel Tamilason and lawyer Charlie Holliday clash with distraught figures. Mrs Lincolns and Mrs Einenin are mentioned amid a noisy morning confrontation when Old Ate intervenes, separating two women after a slap and a scuffle.
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Qauwatomie
Santa Fe
Tamilason
Charlie Holliday
Atchison’ Globe
Mra
Murphy
Achisen
Airxtam Lincula Esriy
Springfeld
Einenin
Krown
Lincoln
Father of Gjucow and His Latest Corn Plant Plans
In Chicago and Buffalo rooms the famed Dr. Firmenich, head of the Firmenich Manufacturing, discusses corn product ventures. He speaks of glucose and new corn derivatives, plans to build a colossal plant west of Chicago, and notes past success in glucose production and a Peoria factory.
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South
Jons Snowstax
Ge Aod
Jobo Sherman
Notabie
Henry Clay Sod
Jamies G. Biaino
Gjucow
Crrosco
Chicago
Haing
Diwenl Fimenich
Firmenich Zianfacturing Company
Iillionaire
Seneca
Buffalo
Germany
de. Fitmonich
Marshslitown
West
Firmenich
American Glucose Company
Peoria
Ims
Millard Finmore
Avp
Vaxce
Russo German families face beer clash in North Topeka
In North Topeka Russo German families named Spahn and others spilled a keg and scratched skin. Nicolaus Pilon and son Jobo accused. Also notes Washburn College lecture series and a Newton jail escape reward offered by Governor Morrill. Grand Aurore Havana cigars advertised at 10 cents.
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Rusia
Nicolaus
John
Pete
George
Juliann Spahn
North Topeka
Kurvey County
Morrill
Harvey County
Newton
Charney Roberts
Rankin
Dirst Degese
Joe Gibson
Alice Mendeshall
Hutchinson Reformatory
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