Topeka State Journal official city paper terms
The State Journal outlines subscription options for the daily and weekly editions. It lists home delivery in Topeka and Kansas towns, mail rates for three months or one year, and provides the building address 28 and 2 Kansas avenue with phone numbers for business and reporters. It notes affiliation with the American Newspaper Publishers Association and access to paper files for advertisers or readers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Topeka State Journal
Karnes Avenue
Buetness Otice
Hell
Bell
New York
Potter Suuldint
American Newspaper Publishers Association
England’s Gold Standard Push Dampens Silver Market
The text discusses Britain’s gold standard actions amid India’s famine and a global silver decline. It cites England’s restraint on India’s finances, the impact on silver prices, and criticisms of U S silver remonetization efforts led by Senator Wolcott and commissions.
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England
Grover Clare
Crior
India
Bank of
Ingland
Wille
Tnnia
London Evening Telegraph
Wolcott
Peru
Maragua
Mexico
Europe
McKin
International Ixrer— Mgnt
Cedd Bnale
Mandera
United States
Wolcott Te Walttn
Glove Sights on Education and Social Snippets
A fragmented column blends personal reflections on moral virtue, gender roles, and youth in a small town. It juxtaposes a doctor’s praise for a religious figure with anecdotes about a rural community, schools, markets, and fashion trends, including blunt notes on propriety and courtly behavior.
Notable People in News and Arts Across the World
A varied roundup notes Kipling’s Jungie Book translation into German by an Enenshman in Dawson Alaska named after a late Kentucky politician. It highlights Major Elijah Halford’s role in debt relief for Trinity Methodist Church, presses for public mortgage redress, and quotes Gladstone on great Doreliste figures Scott and George. It adds a Russia push to erect a Turgenet monument in Orel led by Prince Constantine Constantinovitch, and mentions Zola’s superstition driven routine avoiding the 11th and certain acts tied to unlucky dates.
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Dawson
Alaska
Micsourt
Mayeville
ABC
Elijah Halford
Harrison
Trinity Methodist Church
Russia
Turgenet
Orel
St. Petersburg
Constantine Constantinovitch
Academy of Science
Mr. Zot
Imost
Mr. Zola
PICTORSS ABOVE CLOUDS Kite Flyer Promotes Vistascope Camera
William A. Eddy, known as the Kite Flyer, describes the Vistascope, an aerial camera obscura built for kites. He explains its operation, challenges with sky glare, and future uses for public displays and military observation from high vantage points.
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William A. Eddy
New York
Wisw
Governor's Island
Erie's Vice President Outraged Gatekeeper Fires Union Veteran
Hobart’s attempt to pass through a gate at Erie Railroad in Jersey City led gatekeeper Wm Seagrass to refuse admittance, citing company rules. Seagrass was dismissed the next day after Hobart complained, sending his wife and child to Pennsylvania. Meanwhile a Denver report notes Senate Teller and Representative Shafroth praised Bi metallism as key to national interests.
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New York
Erle Railroad Company
United States
Seagrass
Erle
Jersey City
Hobart
Faneenna
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania
Booth-Tucker scheme aims at salvation army colony plan in Colorado
Salvation Army commander Booth-Tucker outlined a practical colony project to be formed in the Arkansas Valley Colorado. The plan envisions 100000 acres supporting ten thousand families with free transport and village bank aid. General Booth approves and wealthy backers already promise support for a self sustaining future.
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Salvation Army
New York
Booth— Tucker
Booth-Tuck
Arkansas Valley
Colo- Tada
Boott~Tucker
Banta Fe
Sree
Arkamis
Booth-Tucker
Germany
Tom
Yeatorday
Booth
175000 Bushels of Corn Aboard City of Bangor
The steam barge City of Bangor laden with 175000 bushels of corn was towed for seventeen hours through the Chicago river to Lake Michigan. Four tugboats, connected tandem, finally freed the vessel amid heavy delays and fear of grounding. The ship, bound for Buffalo, carried its largest corn cargo yet in the river.
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Chicago
City of
Bangor
Lake Michican
Buffalo
Halstead Street
Twelfth Street
Polk Street
Fool
Washington Street
Ufe-saying
Tanger
Panic at a funeral amid coffin glass burst in panic
At a Kentucky funeral in Richmond the burial of Q Teld Jr occurred after his father’s death from typhoid fever. Just before lowering the body, the glass over the coffin burst from swelling, triggering a panic among mourners as dust storms and other weather events are reported in Lincoln and nearby cities.
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Richmond
A_ Q. Telddi¢, Jr
King's Station
Croker for mayor Nomination Hint From London to New York
Richard Croker sailed from Southampton to New York on the American liner New York after a healthful sojourn at Carlsbad. James J Coogan, who visited Paris, reported Croker would likely accept the Democratic nomination for mayor of Greater New York if pressed by Tammany Hall, though Croker hesitated to commit.
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London
Southampton
New York
Richard Croker
Carlsbad
James J Coogan
Paris
Croker
Coogan
Tammany
Tady
Greater
Mr. Co
Mr. Croker
Ocean Grove Debt Repaid In Revival Fund Drive
Ocean Grove’s executive board reported a $1,600 shortfall at the revival. Bishop Fitzgerald appealed for help, a competition among New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania states followed, and contributions exceeded the debt with a healthy surplus. The crowd cheered as the $2,000 mark was surpassed.
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New York
Ocean Grove Association
Fitzgerald
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chinaman injunction restrains doctor from practicing
Federal Judge Jenkins grants a temporary injunction to Don Sang a Chinese doctor of Crown Point against the state medical registration and examination board which refused to issue a license. The complaint argues the law banning practice by unlicensed physicians is unconstitutional and beyond legislative power. It notes Sang lineage nine generations of practitioners from Sang hospital established in 1407 near the Emperor's Palace. The case seeks early November hearing.
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Indianapolis
Jenkins
Don Sang
Crown Point
State Medical Registration and Examination Board
Lang
United States
Sang Hospital
Emperor's Palace
Miners strike echoes stir West Virginia leaders
Wheeling notes fear of swift settlement in Pittsboro district strike as operators’ predicted action by Ohio and Pennsylvania miners is delayed. WV leaders doubt desertion but await firm word before moving. West Virginia strike effort viewed as stronger than before. Also brief items about bricks from Grant's Tomb sent to New York schools for education talks, plus bids for AOUW arch project and local laundry ad copy.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsboro
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Grant
New York
General Grant
Board of Education
Officers of Chicago Steamers Are Suspended
Milwaukee news reports Captain Robert Smith of the Christopher Commins and Captain Henry B Stines of the steamer Viettola were suspended for one month by U S local inspectors due to a collision near Milwaukee harbor on July 18. Smith intends to appeal with Colonel Ray of Chicago.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Robert Smith
Christopher Commins
Henry B. Stines
Viettola
William Fitegerald
D. W. Chipoun
United States
Milwaukee River
Virginia
Smith
Stines
Btines
Lake Michigan
Aefety
Ray
Chizare
Washington
Milwaukee Board
Depew Objects to Tariff Restriction on Personal Effects
Washington discusses Chauncey Depews critique of the Dingley tariff. the clause barring imports over 10 dollars of personal effects sparks protests among New Yorks wealthy women. A dinner party reveals opposition to dress restrictions and a boycott planned against a local retailer.
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Washington
Chauncey M. Depewtony
New York
Indies
Uncle Sam
Sterner Ex
Irby Confesses Cheating Tillman To Nominate Him
In Manning, Irby admits he manipulated the March convention to help Tilman win the nomination for governor, claiming Tillman owes him for his political start. He says he organized the convention after Tillman’s canvass loss, and that the end justified the means. A local exhibit on Monroe Street features Peck paintings and sketches daily except Mondays.
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Columbia
S. C
Manning
Titman
Colonel Irby
Tillman
Moses
Democratic Organization
Irby
Sid
Saxyide
Tilman
Thimus
Bim
Sliver
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Doreliste
Sir Walter Scott
George Not
George
Mississippi
Teanon
Genator Taller Acain
Denver
Cal
Aranshoe County
Teller
Shafroth
Congress of the United States
Propase
Ather ‘Teller
G. W. Stansfield
Booth-Tucker Colony
Tolanapolis
Weather Bureau
Rulison Dica
Wilkesburre
Manheim
S. Rulison
Central Pennsylvania
Mines
C. & M-mph
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis Railway
Leater Wii
Tammany Hall
Ocean Grove
Bishop Pitegerald
L. M. Penwell
Quincy Street
John Stanton
Ofice Black
Geo. Gerbrick
J. W .Gisbons
Frank Blanche
de Witt
Kansas Avenue
Peerless Steam Laundry
West 8Th St
West 8Th
Hood
Depew
Arthur Peck
Monroe Stieet
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Andy
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Western Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Tomee Kans
Leading School OF Business
Quincy St
York guarants _ Co
S. Townsend & CO
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Keeley
Nts
Gola Femudien
Cate
Coe Linea Wits
Kefley Institute
E. A. Chaney
East Sth Ave
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