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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1895
Page
4
The article passages discuss government enterprise versus private initiative and argue for both gold and silver as standard money. It explains how gold bullion and coin parity is secured, contrasts with silver, and cites Deavenworth county Republican resolutions urging parity and redeemable currency while criticizing a single gold standard.
Sworn statements for the first half of 1896 show the Topeka Daily State Journal posting record six month averages and leading the local market. The Topeka Daily Capital figures were disputed as incorrect by the State Journal, while the State Journal cites extensive circulation in Topeka and surrounding towns and emphasizes strong Associated Press news delivery.
Fragmentary weather briefing cites Sept 19 forecast for Kansas Fair with increasing cloudiness and cooler northeast showers, plus northwest winds. The piece shifts to a political column noting Populist editors and treasury issues, referencing McKinley, Waite Reed, and irrigation talk, with distant mentions of Calgary snow and Omaha 1892 concerns.
A Denver reporter shares anecdotes about a rival city’s paper and a proprietorship born from mortgage foreclosure. The exchange editor Tompkins is warned to be fired for unreadiness, while the manager defends his work. A buying pitch for cheap art gems and a misread street vendor scene follow in a jumble of quotations.
A compact feature inspecting Cold Spring Harbor Battlefield as it stands today, detailing the landscape, preserved earthworks, and ongoing efforts to interpret the site for visitors and researchers alike.
J H Beadle recalls a brutal Civil War day near Mechanicsville and Cold Harbor, detailing swampy terrain, hostile insects, and a deadly assault. He describes the North Anna crossings, Confederates, and a nurse’s account of the bombardment, with vivid scenes of hospital and battlefield devastation.
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