Permanent Home Topeka State Journal Building
A fragment outlines the State Journal offices in Topeka with addresses for reporters and offices in Washington and New York. It notes the American Newspaper Publishers Association connection and invites advertisers. The text is incomplete but centers on location details and organizational ties.
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Topeka State Journal
Seress Drive
Washington
K St. N. W
Mer
York
Potter Buci Ng
Care American
Pub- Tighers' Association
Topeka Daily State Journal Ban Row Dissent
A fragment from Topeka Kansas notes a dispute over newspaper competition. The record mentions Topeka Daily State Journal and dissenting opinions about rivals with unclear dates and circulation figures. The snippet also references an average daily circulation for the six months ending June 2, 1898, but details are incomplete.
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Topeka Daily State Journal Ban Row
Topeka
Kansas East
Topeka Baker and Proprietor Reflects on 1885 Growth
A Topeka baker and proprietor looks back on the town’s development in 1885, noting how the circulation or reach of local commerce expanded during that year. The brief reflects opportunistic growth and a sense of progress in the community.
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Topeka
Kan
The Cleveland Party Emerges in American Politics
The article notes a Cleveland backed third party formed in Indianapolis. It supports the gold standard and government currency control by banks, portraying the Cleveland party as a rich man's movement likely to become a notable third party, potentially overtaking the Populists in influence. The piece questions the fate of the Democratic Party, suggesting Cleveland is pivotal to its survival.
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Cleveland
Sithough
Indianapoli
The
Nations Democratic Party
Cleveland Party
Tis
Democratic
Slang Slinging Watson at Dallas Speech
The Chicago News reports Jabia’s Dallas speech quoting Tom Endites Watson mocking rival Sewall and predicting Watson to preside over the Senate with Vice President on the chair. The piece rails at foes, warns of a Republican order, and ends with a jab about the Congressional Record and increased ejaculation.
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Watson
Chicago News
Dallas
Tex
Tom Endites
Ségwaill
Sewall
Tom
United States Senate
Birlumentery Terme
Senate
Michigan
Trentucky
Tom Reed
Epy
White House
Tom Watana
Ohio
Congressional
It NEVER PAYS TO GUSH 4
A fragmented archival item references Bryan family intrigue and political maneuvers in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style. It mentions a Indiana girl, W. J. Bryan kin, and commentary on campaigns, with notes on a cousin's arrest and fusion politics. The piece includes asides about McKinley, New York Democrats, and international concerns, ending with boxing and Constantinople.
All Turn to Mexico on Wage and Living Comparisons
The Chicaso Record sends reporters to Mexico to verify living costs and wages. A resident cites inflated wage tables and biased imports, noting Mexicans pay less for essentials and that comparisons favor American goods. Carpenters earn high daily sums, and Guaymas manufacturers claim workers live well on Mexican wages.
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Chicaso Record
Mexico
Trumbull White
Record
Sliver
Pan
United
France
England
Germany
United States
Alto
Republic
P. B. Chisem
Guaymas
Stexico
Japan
Gusymas
Sonora
Dealt in Trade Dollars Arrested in Jersey City
Adersey Mao was arrested after trading trade dollars for paper money in Jersey City. The case centers on James Hine and Charles Colston, a reporter, who testified Blue exchanged five dollar bills for trade dollars worth about 50 cents each. Blue was remanded until tomorrow as officers examined forty three trade dollars allegedly purchased in New York.
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Adersey Mao
New York
Jersey City
James Hine
Montgomery
Cltr
Charry Colston
Blue
Colston
Fater
Blne
Murphy
Justice Potts
Tomorrw
Bi Record
Toam
Mahriman
Sub-Treasury
Armour wins Japanese beef contract in Kansas City
Kansas City Armour Packing wins a Japanese government contract to supply eighteen carloads of canned beef for the mikado’s subjects. The cans hold two and six pound rounds, packed fresh with gelatine, shipped within ten days, and aimed for long sea voyages. Five thousand cattle must be slain to meet the order, with workers already at the plant.
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Kansas City
Armour Packing Company of
Armour Company
China
Brét
Mrs Parnell Denies Knowledge of Atlantic Assault Suspect
Mrs Della Stewart Parnell, mother of the late Charles Stewart Parnell, denies claims she knows the assailant who allegedly mauled her in the United States. She told a Bray Ireland interviewer the accusations of a political motive are untrue and that she believes the assault was committed by a tramp.
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New Jersey
Tondon
Bray
Ireland
Della Stewart Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Parnell
Uust
United States
Assailan
Abs. Par Ull
Atlantic
Parniil
Tramp
Ice for Honduras First Ice Machine for That Country
Columbus Ga Sept 17 A Columbus ice plant will operate in Honduras turning out ice for the tropics The machine was built by Columbus iron works and shipped on order of Montgomery Alabama capitalists who have secured a Honduras government concession yielding a monopoly The retail ice price in Honduras has been five cents a pound the firm expects to charge at least four cents for its production A representative will be sent to Honduras soon to install the equipment Also in Boeton Mass Sept 17 Herbert F Plympton Republican party official committed suicide.
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Columbus
Honduras
Centre America
Tropics
Columbus Iron Works
Montgomery, Alm
New Orleans
Columbus Ironworks
Discovery Saved His Life In Miracle Cure Tale
A patient stricken with the grippe was given up by doctors but recovered after using Dr King's New Discovery. A store advert sells the remedy, promised with a free trial and notes high value after recovery. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and lifesaving potential of the medicine.
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Cailloutie
Druswist
Beaversvile
Kieg
le Grippe
Dr. King
Jones Crus
Ahd
Kaneas Avenue
Senta Fs Route The Home Road Excursions Title
Route and excursion notes offer trips to Arkansas Arizona Louisiana Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas with sale dates September 1 25 29 October 6 2 and a round trip fare plus $2 good for twenty one days. Also promoting Ayer's Cathartic Pills as a liver cleanser and laxative.
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Senta
Arkansas
Arizona
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Ayer
Female Gardeners in Cities Do Backbreaking Truck Farming
A Riverside examination reveals thousands of immigrant women in suburban city tracts laboring as truck gardeners. Polish and German workers, aided by their families, toil from May to October in heat with little shade, lifting heavy loads to produce lettuce, radishes, and tomatoes for urban markets while children play nearby. The piece critiques the shift of farm labor to women, highlighting harsh conditions and the societal overlook of this work.
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France
Germany
America
Bebolink
Orbal
Sea
Wands
Dana
Yekel
Wanda
New York
Chicago
Cook County
Asbestus Proposed for Boot Soles in New Idea
An early notice discusses using asbestus in boot soles. Pressed asbestos wool would be formed into thin sheets and waterproofed on one side to be placed in the middle soles of boots.
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Illinois
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Bennington
Wats
International Party
Buffalo
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George Gould
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Fussimmons
Canton
McKinney
G. W. Stanafield
Kenses Syenun
Armour
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Boeton
Mase
Herbert FP. Plympton
Gentral Summittes
Geo. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
W.smiller
Tope Kansas
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Divery le Stlande
Castine
Bessa
East Sixth Street
Feley Institute
Portemouth Ride
Ascity
Keeley
Kenley
State of
Kansas
Coe
Wictery Bose
Western Foundry
Pomerly Topeka
Topeka, Kas
R. L. Cofran
Proprietor
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