State Journal Advertising Info and Contacts
The State Journal offers reader access and advertiser files at the State Journal Building located at 800 Hansas Ivems with telephones for Topeka Bell and Washington Office. It lists New York address and care of the American Newspaper Pub Ciphers association, noting files are open to the public.
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Aoe State Journal
Elena
Bell
Topeka
Ball
Washington
York
Potter
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Gain 1896
Circulation statement shows the paper claiming dominance among Topeka and Kansas papers. It notes the six months ending June 1895 and compares averages to competitors, asserting a larger daily and Sunday circulation.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Topeka
Kansas
Brat Half Year Circulation Report in Topeka Daily State Journal
The excerpt lists daily circulation figures for the Brat half year from January to June in the Topeka Daily State Journal. It notes days with numbers 106 and 2896 and mentions fire-related context, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks full data for a precise summary.
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Topeka
State Jochxal
Fragmentary Data Teases Yearly Averages and Codes
Census like notes show numbers 3802 and year 2491 as codes, with daily averages listed as 1692 and 3895. The text reads as a sequence of figures rather than a coherent report, offering limited context or clear entities beyond these numeric references.
Jackson Harmsworth Arctic Expedition Rediscovered
Dr Nansen notes from the Jackson-Harmsworth Arctic expedition report a great sea near Franz Josef Land, named Queen Victoria Bay by Dr Jackson, who plans future mapping and routes toward the North Pole. The Windward base at Cape Flora faced winter ice. 32 men endured scurvy risks and bear hunts, with supplies carried forward for years. The article contrasts exploration with political commentary on wealth, gold standard advocacy, and Populist figures, ending with a long list of elite estates and a Santa Fe Route appeal for homeseekers excursions.
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Milwaukee Wisconest
Nansin
Jackson-Harmsworth
Josef Landte
Frederick G. Jackson
Queen Victoria
Bea
North
Jackson
Wes
Cam
Franz Jouet
Arctic
Schwatka
Schwatha
Jackson- Hemsworth
Jans Josef Land
Windward
Cape Flora
Faukson
Prans Jont Land
Sue Last
Trogen Morch
North Pole
Jackson- Harmsworth
Powderlys Crowning Act At Cooper Union Reexamined
The article critiques Terence Powderly for abandoning past labor and monetary stances. It highlights his Cooper Union speech, noting shifts on income tax, silver coinage, and the gold standard, and portrays him as in his dotage while losing former leadership appeal.
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Ngure
Omaha
Cooper Unio
Cloveland
Deby
Johnstown Flood Victim Identified in New Florence
A petrified body found near New Florence is identified as a woman about five feet tall and 135 pounds, likely a local resident. Two photographs confirmed the front and side views, suggesting the remains belonged to a Johnstown woman, with recognition possible from former life.
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Johnstown
New Florence
Junnstows
First Voters Club Plans Second Meeting Tonight at Merriam Offices
The First Voters Republican club prepares for its second gathering at Noble Merriam's rooms on Kansas Avenue. A city canvass has been completed, with the club planning to report on uniforms and badges, and a parade of young volunteers who will support McKinley. Strong speakers are promised for the evening.
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Voters’ Republican Club
Noble Merriam
Major McKinney
United States
Noble & Merriam
Kansas Avenue
McKinley Uhls
Tom Watsons Violin and Rural Campaign Lore
In his Georgia county Tom Watson is famed as a fiddler who has played since youth. His family shares in music with his daughter on piano, son on bass and guitar, and he still plays for evenings with his family. In earlier days he performed at dances, drawing rural crowds with his “Addie” while sought after as a Populist candidate.
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Atlanta
Sepyac
Thom B
Watson
Nia
Cme
Blave
Tony ‘Wison
Addie
United States
Tom Watson
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for wide range of skin ailments
Bucklen's Arnica Salve billed as the best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers and other eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. It lists price and local seller J K Jones Firth and Kansas Ave. Also a note from Belleville dated Sept 11 reports a McKinley club Pakla elected president and Bush as secretary among other small items.
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Bucklen
J. K. Jones
Firth
Kansas Ave
Bellevville
McKinley Club
Bush
A Jail Full of Boys At County Jail Last Night
Sheriff Kepley and District Judge Hazen describe a jail filled with young offenders, four boys jailed for stealing John Ritchey’s watch. They play cards, sing, and show little remorse, highlighting a rising problem of youth crime and the debate over reform versus punishment.
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Sheriff Kepley
Journal
Hur
Sherif Kepley
Henry Utterman
Sheri Kepley
Shere Kepsey
Sheriff Kepler
Mies
Bert
Hazen Auld
2 Journal
Sheritt Kepiey
John Ritche
Carnival Krew Parade Details And Featured Exhibits
The Kar nival Krew parade plans reveal exhibits such as Real Things, Social Rifle and Bowling, Stock Yards, Grain exchange, and Commercial travelers, with leading entries over two miles in estimated scope. Upcoming events include opening paren on Monday and parade entries urged to contact Col Pearson at 906 Grand avenue. Electric Bitters touted for general health and fever relief, with $0.50 and $1 bottles at J. K. Jones' Drug Store.
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Menses Uiyy Times
Keith & Perry
Grain Exchange
Kaw Valley
Col Pearson
Roan
Cobimittas
Wns
Grand Avenue
Mineral Water Ad Claims Finest In The West
J. W. Phillips promotes mineral water at 612 W Highth Ave claiming it cures fever and ague and promising health benefits from Aver's Ague Cure as a positive remedy. Patients seek relief from 290 minimous diseases.
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West
J. W. Phillips
W. Highth Ave
Frank James Hired by Express Firms to Guard Bullion
Kansas City September 11 Frank James famed outlaw plots a defensive role as an express messenger against train robbers. He vows to protect bullion, stating he will die to stop looting while demanding $2000 after taxes for signing. He claims to know the bandits and promises brutal retaliation if robbed.
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Kansas City
Frank James
Special Express
Jed
Jesse James
Ford
Lim
Frank Sates
Pye
Pit
Georgia Poll Tax Returns Report Slight Improvement Over Last Year
Comptroller General Wright reports state wide tax returns for land and property at 360,391, with a drop from 1886 figures but better than expected for this year. Railroad property tax receipts pending, forecast to exceed last year by about 3 million. Domestic poll tax stands at 316,308, higher than last year by 4017, a pleasing note.
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Wright
Moonshine Raids Net Twelve Barrels In Georgia Haul
Atlanta Sept 1 deputy revenue collectors seized twelve barrels of paste and apple brandy in Meriwether county with Deputy Ware leading the haul assisted by Deputy Upshaw. No makers were captured but suspects are sought. Additional arrests reported northwest of Tellipoors in Harralton county yielded two men named Doc and Bill Adams.
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Atlanta
United States
Ware
la Grange
Manraln
Meriwether County
Marschal Nathan Upshaw
Kellise
Scott
Drake
Mls
Tellipoors
Harralton County
Doc
Bill Adams
New York Night Show Highlights Include Fitzgerald and Stratton
Cissy Fitzgerald presents a new dance and wink routine as part of otter and fish susun season opener. Eugene Stratton returns to the American stage after 16 years with new songs and pleasing dancing. Also featured are the three Mecarte sisters wire performers, the Phoites pentorimists, Lavater's orchestra, and Anna Boyd making her alleville debut.
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Otter & Fish
Eugene Stratton
Chevalier
Mecarte Sisters
Wire
The
Phoites
Pentorimists
Lavater
Doe
Anna Boyd
Hoyts
Chinetown
Alleville
A Typical Tale and A Timely Reminder in Fall Health Advice
A fused column mocks a New York Journal misstatement about W A Clarke of Butte and the Anaconda mine, then shifts to a fall health reminder. It notes fall risks to stomach nerves and malaria, praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a preventive safeguard before illness takes hold.
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New York Journal
WA. Clarke
Butte, Mont
Anneonta River
Chatrmnat Jones
Zeversity
Colorado
Anaconda
W. A. Clarke
Rothschiids
B. Baggin
Marcus Daly
Dass
Hood
Assignee's Sale at Columbus Buggy Co Stock Opening
The Columbus Buggy Co announces an Assignee's Sale with stock set to open tomorrow. Readers are urged to come quickly to seize potential bargains on available items.
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Columbus Buggy Co
Marine
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