Subscription terms for Tapeka edition paper
The State Journal outlines subscription terms delivered by carrier at 19 per week to any part of Tapeka and suburbs or at the same price in any Kansas town. It notes a permanent home and address at Tapeke State Journey Building and states files are open to advertisers at the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Tapeke State Journey
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Pubishers’ Association
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Summary 1896
The Topeka Daily State Journal records a strong six months showing with dominant market presence. It reports comparison against rivals, notes overall daily and Sunday circulation, and cites a seven month period ending in June, detailing percentage levels and audience reach.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Bas
Tereka
Kansas
Circulation figures for first half of 1395 period
The Topeka Daily State Journal records daily circulation for the first half of the year from January 1 to June 30, 1395. The data lists daily counts, showing totals and patterns in readership across the period.
Daily Averages Across Historic Years
A concise summary notes daily average values for several distinct years including 1899 1893 1834 and 1995. It presents the concept of computing or comparing daily means over these calendar periods without detailing specific figures.
Money standards around the world in silver and gold results
The article argues that several nations use gold, silver or bimetallic standards. Spain holds bimetallic with silver and gold, Egypt uses gold with silver as mediation, Turkey shows mixed standards, Portugal adopted gold in 1834, Norway Sweden and Denmark are gold standard nations, Mexico and Japan hold silver at 3 to 3, while other countries vary.
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State Journal
Sain
Egypt
Turkey
Spain
Portugal
England
London
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Mexico
Japan
United States
Revival of the Democratic Party by Its Enemies
The piece argues that public figures and newspapers once sought to destroy the Democratic party and now promote its revival. It cites Indiana and Kentucky figures, claims enemies funded campaigns, and asks if the same boost can aid the party nationally this year. It recalls a 1336 vote collapse and a later rise aided by foes.
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Palmer
Buckner
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Breckinridge
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Kennas
Democratic
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Politivs Party
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Meyer Goldman files suit against czar regime for damages
Meyer Gottman a United States citizen born in Cincinnati seeks 100000 damages from the Russian government and police for false imprisonment and confiscation of property after arrest for smuggling and quick expulsion from Russia. He alleges police offered freedom for money and cites coerced departure or prison. Weather notes mention cooler tonight and shifting southwest winds.
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Meyer Goldman
United States
New York
Meyer Gottman
Cincinnati
Golman
Sham Battle Plans Stir Local Militia In Festival Folly
A reporting committee led by Major Anderson debates funding and attendance for a sham battle featuring regulars from Fort Leavenworth and local militia during the Fall Festival. Proposals seek 180 volunteers across four companies at about $299 in travel and expenses, with efforts to secure additional donations and volunteer labor. The plan includes a royal queen portrayal and a parade nucleus, with pricing and arrangements arranged to benefit the event.
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Committee of Fifteen
Anderson
Sansus
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Fair Grounds
Marten
Cole
Uiatt
Phillips
McCrum
Mr. Doran
Ed Clark
Cottonwood Falls
Alam Bettie
Titus
sVeral
Lee
Bicyclists Meet Over Parade Plan At Committee Session
The Committee of Fifteen discussed a bicycle parade with Mayor Fellows noting city approval to use street and sanitary crews for tents and grounds cleanup. Major Anderson, Captain Titue-We, and Rodgtra urged timely action while Congress man Charles Curtis was asked to secure 400 tents from Rock Island Arsenal for Camp Miles preparations.
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W. W. Webb
Reichenbach
Bodson
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Titue
Anderson
Rodgtra
Council Chamber
Miles
Aecermon
Charles Curtis
Secretary of War
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Rockfeians
HL Hs
Fellows
Floral Float Fund Used By Topeka Club
A Topeka Floral Committee meeting announced a $250 cash donation, now being allocated for the Floral Float project. The busy gathering reviewed plans and thanked donors for support.
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Topeka Club
You: Ladies’ Floral Committee
Bive
Labor Day Sports Programme Drafted for Fall Festival
A meeting of fifteen members chaired by B. Culp laid out the sports programme for the Fall Festival. Events include high jump, pole vault, tug of war, sack race, baseball, bicycle races, running races, wrestling, sparring, and horse riding exhibitions. Entries for bicycle events and exhibitions must be received by September.
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Lebor Asay
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B. Culp
Tyro
Welcome Banners and Decorations for Topeka Visitors
Topeka Reunion and Festival Week organizers decided on street and hall decorations to greet soldiers and visitors. Plans include decorating the big gate at the fair grounds as the Camp Ailes entrance. The committee approved funds for lighting and decorating, with Hutler of Topeka contributing $16 toward the effort.
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Ven Last Niet
Cerea Titus
Fair Grounds
Camp Ailies
Hutler
Topeka
Camp Miles Assignments Set for Reunion Week
Visiting soldiers must apply to Adjutant J. Y. Niles for quarters. Major Anderson states the camp is divided into seven divisions for each congressional district and Niles will oversee camp operations during Reunion week. Regulars will secure camping space in the southwest corner of the Douthitt tract, donated for the purpose.
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Camp Miles
J. Y. Niles
Angers
Fair Grounds Races At Fall Festival Show Parade
Attendance at the fall festival fundraiser race meet at the fair grounds Friday afternoon is expected to be strong with six events and top favorites from Torky. Horsemen must depart Saturday for Holton races, but interest remains high as spillover crowds are anticipated. admission is 25 cents.
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Holton Rices
Splendid Flower Festival Actions at Hamilton Hall Friday
Hamilton Hall to host Fell Festival flower committee helpers for a Friday effort to adorn the big bell event raising funds for the Fall Festival parade. Tickets are on sale at Eagles Currys and local outlets. Two bands and two orchestras will provide music plus on floor seating and refreshment rooms. A humorous letter about a family band from Missouri is noted, and street decorating plans for Kansas avenue are debated among the Committee of Fifteen and flower committee members.
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Eagles& Currys
Charles Eagle's
Ulsod
Marshall’s
Quinity’s
Walton's
The
Alhambra
Missouri
Mt. Thomas
Lew Banback
Topeka
A Marabull
Committee of Fifteen
Greenwald
Flower Committee
Omm
Anderson
Kansas Avenue
Mr. Gresn
Lehigh Valley
America
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Geilly
Dearborn Sition
Chicago
New York
Clark Street
Morrow
Capital Lodge
No. 2
A. O. Usw
Eitheir Hall
Special Excursions to To Lors for Fall Festival
The Atchison Globe notes G A R and W R C groups plan a large special excursion to To Lors during the Fall Festival and Relanton. Eight Boy Pages proposed for uniform service. committee discussion continues on visitor logistics.
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Atchison Globe
G. A. R and W. RC
Tolors
Relanton
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