State Journal subscription terms and contact details
The State Journal lists daily edition delivery across Topeka and surrounding areas with permanent home at State Journal Building at 00 and Kansas Avenue near Benn. It provides telephone numbers for the Hensliness Office and office lines, plus a New York address at 20 Potter Building and notes on access to American Newspaper Publishers Association files for advertisers.
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Great Showing Of Topeka Journal Circulation 1896
Circulation statement notes the Topeka Daily State Journal leading competitors in the first six months ending June 20, 1896 with a higher daily average and Kansas base circulation. The report highlights the paper’s dominance in distribution across the period.
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Drst ball year circulation data published by Topeka Daily State Journal
The document lists daily circulation figures for the first six months of 1858 in Topeka with yearly and half yearly averages. It notes the publication as the Topeka Daily State Journal and credits Pitor and Proprietor.
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Supreme Courts Under Fire in Public Debate
A political tract argues the Supreme Court is not corrupt as an institution but its members frequently betray public trust. It cites historic tribunals from Socrates to Salem and Henry VIII, and denounces nine-judge power as beyond elected representatives. It urges accountability while acknowledging constitutional limits.
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Inconsistencies in Gold Standard Wage Claims
The piece notes gold standard advocates cite U S wage differences with Mexico to praise monometallism, yet avoid comparing wages in other gold standard nations. It questions why silver coinage would lower wages in Mexico but yield even lower wages in Portugal Egypt Turkey and similar countries.
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Texas governor touring New England comments on New York humor
Texas governor Hoge tours New England spending time with Senator Gorman. He jokes about New Yorkers lacking humor and notes strong Texas support for Bryan and Sewall. He observes sentiment in Boston and Lawrence among others, calling himself a former governor. News conference ends with his remarks.
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Political Charnel House at Indianapolis Convention
The Atlanta consuitaation prints a scornful editorial on Democrats denouncing fellow Democrats at Indianapolis. It lampoons party divisions, calls the convention a "remarkable exhibition" of political corpses and mummies, and predicts the gathering will bow to its "stiffs" and vanish without effect.
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Kansas City Times fights for incline safety ruling
The Kansas City Times questions who bears blame for last week's streetcar accident injuring several and threatening lives near Union Station. Citizens demand a safer route and change in the Ninth street incline, faulting railway officials, property owners, and officials for obstructing reform. The paper urges decisive action to end the dangerous grade and protect visitors and residents.
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Butterworth on Stumping Tour and Campaign Prospects
Ex Representative Benjamin Butterworth’s Northwest stumping tour with Major McKinsey prompts strong talk of a major campaign fight. He claims deeper insight into the A pusilcan effort after a 24 hour look, predicting tremendous clashes while noting efficient country locating methods. The piece also mentions One Minute Cough Cure as a safe children’s remedy.
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Perry Poor Democrat Cartoons and Senator Palmer Critique
Ex Senator John Martin condemns John M. Palmer and Buckner while praising silver pushers and Bryan styled rhetoric. He discusses Perry’s Democratic ties, Watson’s Kansas visit, and predicts Kentucky and national ticket outcomes with Republican press attitudes toward silver. He notes campaign prep, committee appointments, and steady support for silver through the state race.
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The Tollsomen Majority at Social Science Congress
The American Social Science association closed its annual meeting in Saratoga with record attendance and remarks by President FJ Kingsbury and General Secretary Frank B Sanborn. Kingsbury warned of plutocracy and socialism while praising democratic elements and urging serious consideration of farmers and workers as the basis of national wealth.
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Lehigh Valley Shines as Scenic Rail Route Highlight
A Great Rid describes the Lehigh valley as a wonder spot in America’s scenery. It notes charming small towns along the valley and the impression of traveling by train on the Grand Trunk railway and Lehigh Valley railroad line.
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Kindergarten Schools Open October Sth At Mrs Popenoe Home
At a board meeting held at 207 Cley Street yesterday the decision was made to open kindergartens on October 5. Mrs. Worden, a Cincinnati educator, becomes superintendent and will oversee ten teachers led by Principal Miss Nettie Miller.
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