State Journal Subscription Terms and Addresses
The Topeka State Journal outlines subscription rates and options including ten cents per week delivered by carrier and annual or quarterly mail plans. It lists the Topeka office at 9 and 2 Kanend wrenus and contact details for business, editor, and registry, as well as access to American Newspaper Publishers Association files.
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Topeka
Jabarhe
WOME
Topeka State Journal
Kanend Wrenus
Eighth
Businesw Athe
Bell
Yorks
Adarey
Potter Building
Amerigan Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Weather Outlook for Chicago and Kansas Regions
Wonsther Indications Chicago Get 21 For Kansas Generally fair tonight and Friday warmer in northern portion Friday variable.
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Kansas
Carter Harrison and the Tammany Chance in New York Politics
A cautious forecast on Carter Harrison’s standing as a Democratic possible governor candidate. The piece weighs whether political currents, including Tammany Hall and Croker, help or hinder Harrison’s prospects and notes Chicago tensions and cross-state implications for 1900.
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Nfarriwan
Bryn
Tammany Hall
Richard Crofer
New York
Certhik HK
Tammany
Perdine
Patian
Chicago
van Wyck
Croker
Carter Harrison
Kansas City Story On Spelling Of A Name
The Kansas City notes discuss the correct spelling of a front name once noted as Kalin. It argues the original Grock spelling is proper, but Walter or his influence altered it for many years. The text mentions Halie Peyton, Tennessee congressman, as the first to bear the name.
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Fred Vangegrift
Kanana
Kansas City
Ratley Witersner
Women Folka
Kalin
Halie Peyton
Tennessee
Woman Arrested Under New Compulsory Education Law
Mrs. Lonne Campbell has been arrested for failing to keep her son William in school. The case is expected to go to the supreme court to test the law's constitutionality.
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Tndlunipora
Lonne Campbell
William
Supreme Court
Chicago Council Moves Toward Municipal Lighting Ownership
Chicago advances toward owning its lighting system with a city council vote approving a 7100 appropriation and Comptroller authority to extend electric lighting from water works pumping stations. Mayor Harrison's administration backed the measure, with only three aldermen opposing. A separate education committee report criticized school management and recommended changes, including using public property for school purposes, but the panel postponed decisive action. The lighting plan was adopted provisionally, to be pushed immediately under the city electrician.
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Chicago
Harrison
Murrison
Ondimines
Pitch
Martin
Knadson
Alilepman
Rites
Dean Grawn
Germany falls under German imperial policy critique in Berlin dispatch
Washington agent Thomas E. Moore summarizes a Berlin Hörersen Courier piece sharply criticizing German colonial policy and bureaucracy. He notes failures of colonial ventures, Africa policy, and the unreliability of accumulator power for street railways due to weight and maintenance issues.
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Washinton
Ovt
Thomas E. Moore
United States
Wietnar
Paptnent & Teport
Colennial Portey
Germany
Berlin Hoersen Courier
Te Ubothye
Moore
Charlottesbure Pferdebahn
Berlin
New York Rapid Transit Company Organized at Cost
New York forms a rapid transit company to build the city rail line at a total cost of 29 million dollars. Charles Booxamith leads the venture as the project aims to undercut circulated expenditure estimates. Carnegie Steel offers to supply steel and assemble the structure if contracted, with pricing between four and seven dollars per ton discussed by engineers Crowell and Feaster.
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New York
Charles Booxamith
Denier Parnun
Curnigh Steel Company
Atso
Parton
Egineer
Reindeer the Factor in Alaska Transportation
Dr. Sheldon Jackson, U S superintendent of Alaskan schools, argues the reindeer is the sole solution to Alaska s transportation problem. He asserts mining in the Yukon would not reach full development without reindeer use and that the government should aid the people by linking inland routes from the Yukon to St Michael to ensure food supply and prevent famines.
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Dr. Jackson
Sheldon Jackson
United States
Alka
Yukon
Dey
St. Michael
Milwaukee man buys 10 850 400 eggs in a week
In the Milwaukee area between this city and Appleton, Petersen of Milwaukee reports purchasing 20.14 cases containing thirty dozen eggs, a total around 504 fees, with most to be shipped to New York. The purchase prompts talk of another market corner similar to one a year ago, analysts say.
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Milwaukee
Ripon
Wie
Appleton
Sh. Petersen
Gowen
Petersen
New York
Montoyat League of North Dakota Organized in Fargo
Delegates meeting in Fargo organized the Montoyat League of North Dakota with a constitution similar to Columbus. Officers elected include Major Johnson of Fargo as president. A call issued by Mayor Johnson urged citizens to heed warnings about coughs and colds and to use One Minute Cough Cure.
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Mayor Johnson
North Dakota
Fargo
M.D. Ort
Columbus
Major Johnson of
Parge
Siioon Avenue
McCook Seen. Cabinet Talk Revived in Washington
John J. McCook of New York visited Washington and met with President McKinley as rumors revived about replacing Attorney General McKenna. McCook, linked to Cuban affairs, denied a candidacy, while successors for the attorney generalship were discussed including John Tunnels of the Pullman Car Co. The Pullman death could affect cabinet plans.
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Washington
John J. McCook
New York
White House
Henee
McKinley
McCook
McKenny
Cuba
Gunmeraship
Wikaton
Genoa
Department of Justice
McKenna
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
A. T A
Soarnly
Department of Vaticy
Statios
Supreme Court
John & Tunnels
Pullman Car Company
Atterrtes General
Pullman
Uns
Spofford Defends Hugo Against Immorality Claims
Assistant Librarian of Congress Charles Spofford says Victor Hugo's Les Miserables does not moralize, praising Hugo as a high minded writer and reformer. He notes Hugo’s radical politics and strong literary talent, arguing the work reflects high purpose and enduring moral concern.
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Congress
Washington
Get
Victor Hogo
Charles Spofford
Victor Hugo
Alwaye
Desier Ables
Netina
Hugo
Alway Beer
Rafiriier
Tutus
Bayard to Represent English Syndicate in New York
Former Ambassador Thomas E Bayard of Wilmington is reported to represent a powerful English syndicate in New York after returning from England. Negotiations with the syndicate began before his June return, and an office is to be established in New York upon completion. The group is said to control major English railroad interests and other properties.
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New York
Wilmington
Del
Thomas E Wasard
Hila
England
Bayard
Levi
Mr. Bird
Mr. Wayard
Bird
Wild hogs ravage crops in Tennessee counties
Report from Memphis describes large wild hogs in the northeast Looca Hatchie river area causing extensive crop damage. Planters note boarlike animals entering cane brakes at night, with dogs unwilling to pursue into the cane and tracks left in mud by large hogs. Local observers say hogs grow worse and are difficult to control.
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Memphis
Tenn
Looca Hatchie River
Zeb Rudolph Dies at 94 at Garfield Home Lawnfield
Zeb Rudolph father of Mrs James A Garfield widow of the late President died last night at Lawnfield Garfield home of old age He was 94 and had been in feeble health for some time He leaves two children besides Mrs Garfield surviving him
Sioux City Considers Municipal Control of Streetcar Lines
Sioux City weighs buying its five streetcar systems with aims to unify operations. City council refused extensions from current owners amid citizen opposition, hoping a single public plant could lower costs and improve street lighting. Officials praise past municipal water purchase and seek similar revenue efficiency from transit and lights.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Traction
Central Traction
Mortingside Elevated
Leeds Electric
Riverside Py
Relief By Boycott Hits Austria-Hungary Industries
Vienna reports a new boycott wave as citizens press for lower prices on beer and petroleum. Residents remove meters, burn American petroleum, and pressure gas and brewing firms to reduce prices amid scarce supplies. The movement spreads across provinces, prompting many firms to concede to demand for fair charges and better quality products.
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Vienna
Austria
Austria-Hungarian Empire
Smne
American Petroleum
Sas
Krems-Stein
Otter
Dlutilierien
Siuwiny
Bohemia
Styria
Sulsnurs
Lower Austrias
Aistrict
Social Econom ic Club Adopts Resolu tions Wash ing Its Hands of Bim
In Heston on Oct 21 the Social Economic club drew about 3,000 people to a meeting on the Charrue street mall near Beacon. President James E Campion opened with an address attacking Senator Hoar for his remarks at the Music Hall rally and the gang adopted resolutions demanding Hoar step aside for a younger man who shares Massachusetts will.
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Social Economic Club
Bim
Heston
Chariué Street
Beacon Street
James E.campion
Georgy F. Hoar
Music Hall
Senator Hoar
Prennisylvanias
Pennsylvania
Wm. Murray
Toston
Hoar
Commonwealth of
A Royal and Spirit- Hero Prince of Wales Marlborough Critique
A London editorial reprints a scathing satirical piece on Prince of Wales backing the Marlborough infant. It describes the heir as morally faltering yet tasked with guarding Marlborough’s spiritual life, condemning past dynasty sins and praising royal virtue in stark contrast.
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Prince of Wales
Marlborough
New York
London
Ee Penne T
Eemio Republican
Kew
Albert Edward
Duke of Marlborough
Vander
Adivorce
America
Marlborough House
England
Panny Davenport's Play in Boston Premier Delay
Boston October 2 The new Fanny Davenport production will not appear at Boston theater until next Wednesday evening. Davenport maintains patrons deserve a fair first night value. she delayed a prior rehearsal to ensure full readiness. The show features elaborate staging over fifty thousand dollars and an extensive musical intermezzo by William West with Alexander Hale directing. The production promises a star cast and lavish effects, aiming to create a major theatrical sensation in Boston.
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Boston
Fanny Davenport
Miss Davenport
Hut Mies Davenport
Misa Darvenport
Wiliam Wst
Alesander Hale
Fanny Davepport
Coke Boom Pushes Prick Ovens to New Blast Count
GREAT COKE Boon in Connellsville Pa reports the coke trade to rise past prior highs. The H C Prick Coke company plans to ignite 2,000 more ovens within 30 days, reaching about 8,700 total ovens in blast. Outside Frick, 5,500 of 6,700 ovens are already burning.
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Connelsville
H.C. Prick Coke Company
Frick Company
Prick Headquarters Ie
Daughter dies after mother's funeral scene at St Thomas church
Philadelphia mourners at St Thomas church attend Mary A McDonald funeral as her daughter Miss McRonatt collapses beside the casket and dies within an hour from a broken heart. The report notes J C Berry testifying to DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve curing his long battle with piles. W Stansfield 632 Kansas avenue provides address.
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Philadelphia
St Thomas
Mary A. McDonald
Mise McRonatt
da Fries
J. C. Berry
Spencer
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
W. Stansfield
Kensas Avenue
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