State Journal subscription details and offices
The Twenty-Third Year issue lists subscription terms at 29 cents weekly delivered by carrier to Topeka readers and offers permanent home at Topeka State Journal Building and 225 Kansas Avenue corner of Righta. Washington Office in New York, 206 Potter, with American Newspapers Publishers' Association address for advertising and reader inquiries.
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Dany
Setiverss
Topeka
Siburts
Topeka State Journal
Hansas Avenue
Righta
Epol Bik
Washington
New York
Potter Bulldfog
Care Americna Netwapsper Publishers’ Association
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Topeka Daily State Journal Shows Strong Circulation
The Topeka Daily State Journal has distanced competitors with the largest circulation for a daily paper in Topeka Kansas. The daily average for the month ending June 1, 1896 is 1596.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Kansas
Gold standard debate in New York letters and reports
John W. Ray of Southport, Inc. seeks Henry Clews opinion on gold value and the alleged apprestation of gold. Clews argues gold retains fixed value while silver supporters mismeasure prices by products. He notes investment income has fallen as rates drop, but rents and property value rise, and cites railroad bonds and farm mortgages as examples. The piece also covers political commentary, dem views in New York and Arizona, and Arch Bishop Bellis’s U S appointment amid gold standard arguments.
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John W. Ray
Southport, Inc
Henry Clews
Wall Street
Newelty
Clews
Bork
Tsenex
Kansaa
Miortenges
Eays
Official Programme for County Fair Parade and Events
The document outlines a multi day schedule from Monday September 23 to Friday October 3 detailing labor parade activities, firemen tournaments, band contests, illuminated bicycle parade, Flora's Festival, Don Quixote appearances, a Midway carnival, and grand parades at Camp Miles. It lists venues, times, prizes, and committees including Mayors, officers, and organizers for the Pall Festival and related displays.
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Wim—t Loebher Dey
Toneks ‘Trades and Labor Assembly
Camp Miles
Aie
Modoc
Flora
Cupid
Don Quixote
Wwe
Don Gulxote
Spain
Cota
Athletic Park
Topeka
C. P. Adsing
Peter Heil
A. Fellows
Bradford
W. C Sawards
Advertising and Printing Committee
W. C. Bawards
Adama
J. G. Samuelson
Oscar Krauss
S. S. McFadden
A M. Baird
Geo
M. Leecher
No Political Buzz at Topeke Festival Week
The Lyndon Journal notes no presidential visits at the Topeke State Festival. Crowds will enjoy Floral parade Dragon Karnival and avoid campaign speeches. Subscriptions in Lyndon show limited Republican presence, with playful local satire about Space and a Lyndon farm joke.
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Bryan
Pullman
Kansas
Ike
Old Fashioned Camp Meetings Shape Spirit and Song
A vivid reminiscence contrasts the grand early camp meeting in Delaware with modern gatherings at Lily Dale and Cottage Vineyard. The piece details scaled tents, processions, trumpet signals, and fervent preaching, noting conversions and emotional expressions among attendees, especially at black church camps in Maryland and nearby areas.
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Ily Dale
Garber
Cottage Vineyard
Methodista
Sing Sing
Hureon
Christian Anvance Association
Pine Grove
Old Orchard
Lily Dale
PARES THE KNEIPP CURE Comedian Leslie Tries Plan
New York Sept 23 The first Pistbush Kneipp Cure walk began at Prospect Park with about 35 members. Only three attended, including comedian Leslie. He dipped his feet in the well and said the cure is great. His wife mocked him, calling it insane to start at 4:30 am for a 6 am walk. He claims foot baths cure nervousness and plans more sessions, despite her reaction.
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New York
Delaware
Hare
So'rlock
Maryland
Delitber
Danial
Delibber
Daniel
Lord Deliborr
Breas de Lands
Bredderen
Wien
Mary
Leslie
Pistbush Kneipp Cure Association
Prospect Park
Theese
Adie Leslie
Mr. Lea- Ue
Toll Gates Destroyed by Free Turnpikers in Anderson County
Louisville dispatch reports that between midnight and daylight yesterday, over half of the 24 toll gates in Anderson County were wrecked by organized bands advocating free turnpikes. Gatekeepers were warned that continued collection would lead to warrants for hangings. Anderson County is noted as one of Kentucky’s wealthiest counties.
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Anderson County
Louisville
Times
Lawrenceburg
Anderson
Harrison to Drummers and Currency Debate in New York
Ex-President Harrison spoke at the Commercial Travelers' Money league meeting in New York, with Gov. Frederick Grant presiding. Harrison argued against silver coinage as intrinsically undervalued and criticized yard and bushel measures. In Kansas City, Jay H. Nett was nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the Fifth district, denouncing the "free silver heresy" in a speech.
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Harrison
Commercial Travelers’ Money League
Fred Grant
President Grant
Wei
Congress
Kansas City, Mo
Jay H. Net
The
Denly Drover’s Telegram
Richmond colt breaks 2-year-old record in Lexington bid
In Richmond Kentucky on September 23 Louis Neal's Time Wood by Time Onward dam Nutwood set a World record with a half in 1-12 flat on a muddy track. The colt will race against the official record held by Belle Acton at the Lexington meeting.
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Richmond
Louis Neal
Pacar
Atchison Corn Carnival Train Schedule
The jal train on the Fe road will depart Thursday morning at 9 55 o clock and return from the route at 10 30 p m arriving in Atchison.
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Atchison
Missouri Pacific Reunion Excursion Trains Scheduled
On Tuesday September 29 Missouri Pacific runs a special Coffeyville to Topeka train via Chetopu Pittsburg Fort Scott and Garnett. On Thursday October 1 additional specials from Council Grove and Osawatomie will arrive at 16 o clock.
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Missouri Pacific
Coffeyville
Topeka
Chetopu
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Garnett
Counc! Grove
Osawatomie
Atiock
Notices for Dragon Parade floats and amusements
The public is informed by the Committee of Fifteen to report any proposed floats for the Dragon Parade by September 21 to the amusement committee at postoffice box 4. Details required include the float’s boat Moat, dimensions, and number of horses. Participation in the day parade and Thursday evening garade is urged, with all entries to be submitted to Thomas P. Doran and HOS Titus for approval.
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Topeka Turnvereta
Don Quixote
Spain
den Quixote
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Fosinante
Sancho Panza
Esquire
Mise Dulcinea del Tobago
Don Ceesir de Busan
Noats
Pump
Fittesn
Sanetember
Cotes
Postoffice
Ae Hos
Oue
Beynie Atty SE Rescient Weel
Renee
H. Titus
Thos. P. Doran
Fiktedn
Special trains run Topeka routes September 29 and October 1
On September 29 the Missouri Pacific will operate a special train from Coffeyville to Topeka via Cherokee Pittsburgh Fort Scott and Garnett. On October 1 special trains will run from Council Grove and Osawatomie arriving at Topeka at 10 am.
Santa Fe Special Train for Atchison Corn Carnival
The Santa Fe road will run a special train to the Atchison Corn Carnival leaving Thursday morning at 3 o'clock. Return from Atchison is scheduled for 10 20 p.m. The notice promotes Mineral Water and laundry services. J. W. Phillips and W. Bright, merchants, offer free button sewing at Peertans Steam Laundry.
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Atchison
Santa Fe
Atchises
Atchigoast
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