State Journal Daily edition advertises farrier offer
Fragmentary notice promotes weekly and annual subscriptions with mailing options to Topeka and nearby areas. It mentions the paper's offices at Topika Riute Journal Building and lists telephone lines for advertising and reader inquiries.
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Farrier
Topeka
Puburbe
Cochary Mostern
Topika Riute Journal
Kansas Avert
Eighth
Berhition
al Wan Prun
Secretary Gage and Col. Whitley Clash Over Coinage Theory
Secretary Gage and Col. Nel Whitley dispute the currency question, arguing about gold and silver coinage, mint prices, and legal tender. Whitley defends the mint’s fixed rules, while Gage contends metal value and market price drive dollars, with implications for U.S. monetary policy and foreign exchanges.
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Emma
Gage
Gast Hoethd de Bave
Bryan
Bevan
Faw
Beran
Jessefirgh
Tie Mint
Whitley
Gace
Mr. Gage
Bir
Ivor
Europe
Bank of England
United States
Treasury
Notable Figures and Quotes in Historic News Briefs
A collage of short items notes Tavyinr as district recorder and elected dean, a Pennsylvanian official seeking funds for subsistence, and the Prince of Wales in costly regalia. It also recounts Benjamin Franklin’s voyage hardship and Sarah Bernhardt’s theater dispute with Germany, including a Strasbourg permission twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Hagland
Sarah Bernhardt
Strasburg
Alsace-Lord
Taint
Germany
Fernhardt
Gloried Opinions on Society and Work From Atchison Globe
A column of satirical observations on social roles and professions. It critiques press writing, marriage norms, and fashion while noting how editors and genders influence reporting. The piece ends with a remark on a door design proposed by Alfred Meier and its fit in a house under construction.
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Alfred Meier
No clear headline from fragmented poetry page
A jumble of verse and prose from a Buffalo Evening News page fragment. It includes Browning quotes about service and faith, reflections on happiness, and a scattered meditation on perspective, gloom, and daily thinking, with stray references to a “Peerless Steam Laundry” and local notice hints.
What the Wits Are Saying On Stage And Street
A collage of humorous quotes from readers and reporters across papers. Snatches include a teacher quip about animals and a fri gone, and remarks on hats at church. Also notes on social manners and a bicycle sermon concept. Readers joke about lyndé and Boston politeness.
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Ste Animais
Fri
Tommy
Detroit Free Rose
Convicts Seek New Trials Through State Officials
Cherokee County inmates led by John C. Bulock and Wiltinga It seek to overturn verdicts by filing suits against State officials in federal and state courts. They argue the law lacks a method to sue the penitentiary in court, challenging dismissals and procedures as they pursue new trials. Marion Ashell, a convicted wife murderer, also pursued a new trial, claiming county action targeted him improperly. The case, unresolved after lower court decisions, may ascend to the supreme court for final ruling.
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Loudy
Boyle
Bush
John C. Bulock
Wiltinga
Cherokee County
Munter
Minty
Kannas
Marion Ashell
Labutve County
Dixfring
Supreme Court
Mherokey
Mall Op Miss Cisneros Draws Curious Seekers
In New York Oct a young woman known as Hyanessian Cieneros attracts callers from many walks of life. Intrigued by offers of employment and romance, she faces intense scrutiny as her mother Mrs J. Eien Foster manages the crowds and pressures surrounding her daughter at a bustling social scene.
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New York
Weyber
Dlanor
Gir Hermatt
Strane
Chie
Bieburke
Mea. J. Eien Foster
Vicksburg Hero Clarifies Frost Letter Meteoric Link
The Vicksburg paper printed a letter from Mrs Eliza Frost mistakingly addressing editor J Frost about a teller or meteorological forecast. The editor explains the earlier remark about a yellow fever teller did not refer to any individual Frost.
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Adidréas Mentanes
Eliza Frost
Vickshure
Herald Ata
Frost
Tas
Hopper jealousy clouds New York stage marriage
Mrs Edna Wallace Hopper wife of comedian De Wolt Hopper plans to leave the cast of I Capitan under legal advice and pursue separation from her husband. Reports say jealousy over Mr Hopper and Nella Bergen the prima donna of his company fuel the dispute.
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New York
Edna Wallace- Hopier
de Wolt Hopper
I Capitan
Hopper
Mixo Nella Bergen
Croup relief cited for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Letters praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for rapid relief from croup in Mountain Glen Arkansas and from skin and itching ailments. Consumers, including F A Thornton and Mrs Emily Ford Eldora Mardin Co, report quick improvements after using the products sold by druggists.
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Mountain Glen
Ark
F. A. Thornton
Serefuia Soren
Emily Ford
Eldora Mardin Co
September Warmest in Forty Years Across the State
Weather observer T. F. Jennings and chief Wills J. Moore report September was the warmest in forty years, hotter than 1885, with a dry streak lasting into early October. The month saw extreme highs in northern and eastern counties, heavy rains in Lyon and adjacent areas, and overall mean temperature 74.0 degrees. Rainfall averaged 1.95 inches, below normal, with three rainy days. winds mainly from the south and several thunderstorms.
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T. F. Jennings
Kenays
Wills J. Moore
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mr. Jennings
Lee
Joheson
Johnson and
Frankdin
Marghat
Johnson
Coffer
Greenwood
Wilson
Neosho
Cherekes
Montgomery
Jackson Acrese Pottaivatemie
Kiley
Troke
They Little Arenas
McPherson
Dteno
Harvey
Ledewick
Fromm
Lintead
Sce
Ubon
Pottawatomie
Marea
Marit
Butler
Lyon
Jotineon
Miami
Nouth
Thomas
Cherokee
Girard
Colby
Pratt
Osween
Senece
Columbus
Dodge
Emporiaton City
Gove City
Oswego
Monthly weather summaries from Mr Jennings report
Prominent notes from Mr Jennings describe very southerly winds, record warm and dry September conditions across towns such as Beloit Colby Covington and Dresden. Several areas report the warmest month in years with below normal rainfall, while crops suffer drought, wheat dies, and ground conditions deteriorate. reports mention poor harvests, early ripening, and strained pasture across multiple locales.
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Jennings
Beloit
Colby
Cundingham
Dresden
Gallen
Crv
Gibson
Gove
Independence
Laverence
Deere
Rome
Toronta
Virouia
Policeman Davis Intervenes as Kesson Tells Different Tale
Detective James Kesson recounts his version of a Haysilp's incident in Havingo Joint, contrasting Davis's account. He says Cummins drew a revolver and struck Morten, police intervened, Kesson denies drawing his gun, and says the gun belonged to Cummins. He claims he warned Cummins and left without further incident.
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Folia
Davis
James Kesson
Kessonsik
Bob Cutemings
John Morten
Cummins Dillet
Morten
Cummings
Withie
Toads
Trevis
Keseon
Steele
Limi
PLEA OF BERKMANN FOR PARDON REQUESTED
Harrisburg reports Alexander Berkmann the yearenarchist who tried to kill Henry Frick during the Homestead Strike has appealed to the board of pardons. Convicted in September 1892 on six indictments he faces years in the Western Penitentiary. Unions urge mercy arguing punishment served and health failing.
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Harrisburg
Alexander BerkMann
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Homestead
Board of Pardons Tr Chamency
Berkmann
Western Penitentiary
Thas Beh
Central Lauber Union of New York
Union of
New York City
Ceftes Labor Union
Cleveland
Stonemakers’ International Union of Pitteburs
Automatic revolver from Havarian inventor interests police
San Francisco reports receiving from a Havarian inventor a compact automatic pocket pistol said to fire six shots in two seconds with one pull. Theodore Kyther confirms the claim as demonstrations before Chief of Police Lees. The ad ends with a cold cure claim for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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San Francisco
Favaria
Theodore Kythe
Bersmann
Yates
Lees
Rivarusgiets
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District of Columbia
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Athenta
Taylor
Prince of Wales
M. Barrie
Atchison Globe
Ax & Parent
Atchison
Society
The
Buffalo Evening News
B. Browning
Iomen
Luandry
Il¢ West Eth
Juneau
Sands
Fort
Pete
Qhdinnapolis Journal
Boston New Woman
Bluenose
Boston
Cincinnat Tribune
Nyea
Roy Dear
Harper
Star
Mat
Arabella
Bins
Kansas
WR. J. Frost
Nes
Foe
Mary
Pete Seana
Veficer Kesson
Frick
Jewel Stoves Ranges
Trait
Chaney & Morton
Reg
Mozonrey Jas. S. Kirk & Co
Cuca
Co. DE Moss
L. M. Penwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy Street
DE Moss & Penwell
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Portsmouth
Kansas City
Késsey Institute
Uoder
Louise E. Ketley
Keeley Institute
E. A. Chaney
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