The State Journal Contact and Address Details
By Frank P. MacLennan subscription terms and permanent home listed for Wopeka State Journal Building with location notes for Washington and New York offices. Addresses include Kareas Avenue corner at Reporters Room and 06 Potter building care American Newspaper Publishers association.
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New York
Potter Building
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Topeka Daily Plate Journal Leads Circulation Race
The Topeka Daily Plate Journal has distanced all competitors with the largest circulation among Topeka and Kansas papers. For the first six months of 1896 ending June 30, daily averages show strong readership compared with rivals.
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Daily Plate Journal
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Average daily circulation report for six months
The SA Daily State Journal six month issue total printed copies is 4,657,810. Dividing by 168 issues yields an average of 10,625 copies per issue. The Serrett report presents these figures for the period.
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SA Daily State Journal
How We Grew and the Gold Trade Balance
A Kansas City reader asks how gold is used in importing from Europe. The piece explains bills of exchange and the shifting balance of trade, noting Europe and American securities, gold transfers, and the absence of international money. It discusses the gold standard’s impact on prices, and contrasts U S financial flows with European capital movements amid a changing global balance.
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America
Publ Ilc
United States
Fuld
Atlantic
Li Hung Chang Visit Hints Trade Ties With United States
Li Hung Chang signals closer US China trade relations in published interviews. Japan accelerates domestic production and shipping links between Yokohama and Puget Sound, eyeing future lines to San Diego. American capital and transport should lead, China and Japan could become top markets for US goods, while immigration debates split European groups over labor and wages.
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LI Hung Chang
United Stars
China
Chita
Japan
Europe
United States
Yokohama
Puget Sound
San Diego
Cal
Aste
Youngest Elopees Detained by Allegheny Police
Pittsburg Sept 4 young lovers Charles M Douglas and Margaret Carpenter aged years and 3 years old months respectively caused a stir at Allegheny police station after wandering toward a minister's to wed. They were taken to the matron as officers learned their names and origins. Charles vowed to marry Margaret despite the detainment.
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Allegheny
Ercott
Charles M. Douglas
Margaret Carpenter
Misa Carpenter
North Avenue
Mitlater
Ardaret
Charles
Margaret
Tre
Mann
Berea Baptist Church Cornerstone Buries Bryan Speeches
Rev H J McMurray placed a Bible and religious and political writings in the cornerstone of Berea Baptist church at Ricnmena Kentucky. He declared copies of Bryan's Chicago and New York speeches were sealed with the Bible and the Western Recorder and Baptist articles of faith. McMurray, born in Kansas, attends a Baptist seminary in Gilmore and says he supports Bryan and Sewall.
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H. J. McMurray
Western Recorder
New York
Mr. McMurray
Kansas
Gils Lace
United States
Brian
Sewall
Kipling Off for India to Gather Material for New Works
Ruidyard Kipling sails from New York on the steamer Lahn bound for Southampton and India to collect material for future stories. He leaves his Vermont home for an indefinite period with twelve trunks of household goods. Mrs Kipling and the three children accompany him. He hints at uncertainty about return and long stay in India, depending on success in gathering material. Also notes Santa Fe Route Home Seekers excursions to several states with dates and special fares.
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Ruidyard Kipling
America
Southampton
India
Vermont
Public call for parade builders by the Committee of Fifteen
The Committee of Fifteen invites individuals or firms involved in constructing a float to submit their names and brief descriptions. Secretary THOS. F. DORAN notes the matter is confidential and urges prompt participation to aid planning for the Festival Grand Parade.
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Swat
Selby
F. Doran
Omitted Bryan Name Triggers Committee Apology Speech
A Fifteen Member Committee faces criticism after a Bryan name omission from an official programme. J Greenwald defends the group, noting prior printing beforeBryan’s proposed visit and says a corrected folder and new programme were issued. Postmaster Arnold agrees no blame lies with the committee and 10,000 revised copies already circulated.
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W. J. Bryan
Mr Bryan
Severiz
Bryan
Adama
GAR
Unis
Fred
Arnold
J. G. Samuelson
Brian
Fireworks Fund Approved for Fall Festival Parade
The Committee of Krreen allocated 600 for fireworks to be used in the principal parade at night. Of this, 50 goes to William Horacek to display Indian clubs on a float. Captain H. M. Phillips noted a creditable display couldn’t be made for teas then, but the motion to allocate passed with little opposition.
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Krreen
Arewerks
Fambeau
Wm. Horacek
H. M. Phillips
AM. Fuller
Firtem
H. C. Lindsey
George Eagie
BE. J. Dallas
Robert B. Kepley
William Green
Otto Kuehne
MC. Holman
W. Cc. F. Reichenbach
J. W. Hughes
W. A Snyder
George W. Veale
T. F. Haskell
Methods Proposed to Abolish Ninth Street Incline
Kansas City officials and industry expert Mr Frank A Faxon of Crug firm discuss replacing the Ninth Street incline with through Eighth Street tunnel and depot route. Proposals include a Walnut to Wall viaduct, safety measures, and shifting trains to the depot to prevent winter accidents and costly injuries.
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Frank A. Faxon
Big Crug
Woodward, Faxon & Co
Kansas City
Faxon
Evening Star
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Bedus
Conway I. Holmes
Holes
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Counell
Wilnut
Wall Street
Ninth Strmet
Holmes
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Semmeone
Democrats object to fusion on electoral tickets in Chicago
Sept 4 Chicago reports an official statement accompanying a candidate letter from Sewall noting days earlier Chairman Jones wrote to Sewall that many Democrats overall opposed fusion with the Populists on electoral tickets, citing objections from across the district.
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St. Louis
Hils
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