Suburban delivery window noted for Kansas town
Daily edition delivered to OShor at 10 Conte 8 week to any Boyes in suburbs, or same day delivery in the Kansas town where this edition is published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshor
Kansas Town
Topeka
Fane
Capital
Jourfal’ss
Mnly
Tte Iewal
Crate Joimsar
Shawnes County
Starm Joumsat
Daily Stars Sovmyat
State Journal
Associated Press
Fragmented 1890s Economic and Political Clippings
Mixed 1693 and 1895 daily averages, Kansas weather notes, and economic musings. Mentions Cureaco weather station, Kansas City Times tax, gold standard arguments, Topeka politics, and Democratic Republican tensions. Letters reference Governor Mourint, George Martin of Wyandotte, and John Brown of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Wyandotte
Republican Party of
Kansas
Kansas City Times
Topeka
Battle Over Silver and Party Leaders Split in States
The Philadelphia American argues eastern Republicans must force clear stances on silver and monometallism while leaders hedge on the gold standard, urging principled stands over factional place and predicting a split if tough choices are avoided. The New York Democratic meeting signals sound money rhetoric and greenbacks criticism as bridges and state figures rise in a volatile fiscal debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
McKinley
Ohio
Heed
Harrison
Allison
Inia
Republican Party
Revubblican Party
Rione
Oud Banos Boruscartey
New York
Perry Belmont
City of Rio de Janeiro Carries Record Treasure Outbound
The Pacific mail steamer City of Rio de Janeiro sailed for China and Japan with passengers and cargo carrying a record treasure. Banks and Chinese merchants totaled 1,154,000 dollars, with 905,400 in Mexican dollars, boosting this month’s exports to Asia to over 1.0 million. The voyage left the port amid strong shipments and a sizable treasure value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
San Frascisco
Pacific Mail
City of
Rio de Janeiro
China
Japan
Gait
Hemphill led Atlanta’s Negro Exposition effort in 1898
Colonel William A Hemphill, head of The Constitution and a key organizer, promoted a new Atlanta landmark the Negro Building at the cotton states exposition. The piece surveys his career from Athens Georgia to mayor and banker, and lauds the exhibit as a platform for black education, industry, and uplift, highlighting inventions, schools, and labor, with attention to the role of colored professionals and the array of educational institutions supporting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Morrill
Kanzas
East
New York World
Woodbury
Kansas
Atlanta Constitution
Morrill
Col
Bill Hackney
William Arnold Hemphill
Hemphill
William A. Hempetll
Athens
Longstreet's
Horps
Virginia
Atlanta
Board of Education
Big Daily
Exposition Company
South
Propio
South America
Clark Howell
Chamber of Commerce
Howell
Chicago
G. W. Murray
Joseph Hawkins
West Windsor
N. J
Kentucky
Misa Miriam E. Benjamin
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Washington
J. E. Johnson
Patent Office
Hampton Normal and Agricultural
Tuckeegee
Negro Building at Exhibition Sparks Mixed Reactions
Frederick Douglass Medallion and a prominent grounds display mark the exhibit. The front bears the plain title Negro Building, avoiding euphemisms as a crowd of colored visitors and other national groups stroll the grounds. Delays in unpacking and educational exhibits slow progress, yet a surprising fact emerges: the colored people now have credit in the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Douglass
Sol
Indiana
Mexico
South America
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Journal
Opletal Paper of
By Mail
Topeka Daily State Journal
Cureaco
Miei
Staver
Chalkthornay
Chattanooga
GoLp
Monsy
Brains
Miusele
Kansas City
John Brown
Topeke
Brown
Mourint Ia
Lergonworthia
Atchinson and
Thera
City Railway
Peary Benont
Tatmag
Mayberry Tailoring Co
Colonel Hemphill
South Paw
Irvine Garland Penn
Lynchburg
Southern Railway
Piedmont
Exposition Ground
Rovett Brosede
Chaice
SIAD
A. H. Sharum
Crosby's
Kansas Ave
Midnight Pisck
Cone’s
Victoria Corseis
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
6Th St. Paso
Clairette
N. B. Casdene. Company
Louis
WESTERN Foundry # Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
E. Oo
Demoss
Undertakers Odd Fellows
Quincy Street
Ball
Demoss & Penwell
L. M. Penwell
And
Morticurers
Supolio
Potts’ Irons Zoo
Shelden
W. F. Roehr
Marshall
Santa Fe
Atchison
Topeks
Elsan
W. Eighth
State & A. K
Union Pacific
Salina
Neecca
Nate Hee
The
Intiac
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