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The notice outlines daily edition delivery by carrier at 10 cents within Topeka and suburbs and same price in Kansas towns with carrier service. By mail three months costs 990, one year 560. weekly edition priced per year.
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Topeka
Kansas Town
State Journal Anticipates Summer Revenues Soaring
In the 2854 summer period revenue is projected to rise over fifty percent over the previous year. The State Journal claims exclusive pull day coverage via the Associated Press. The 137 member American Newspaper Publishers Association lists The State Journal as a leading paper with a complete printing setup in New York.
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State Journal
Kansar
Uishera’s Association
Tribune Building
New York
Perry Lukens, Jr
Town papers clash over culture and decency in Topeka
In a heated exchange residents denounce prize stories undermining Topeka culture and morale. A powerful speaker is praised, while debates loom between Curtie and Beott amid party tensions. Local editorials defend press independence and question rival coverage from Star and Stare Johnson.
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Topeka
Congress
Jeff Hudson
Kansan
Botkin
Torera
Som
Safford
Leck
Ne Cole
Fair Treatment Demands Respect for Railroad Advertisers
A Kansas reader rebuts attacks on railroads and argues editors should avoid personal denigration while discussing legislation and ownership. The piece notes judges should not accept passes, cites Topeka Journal stance, and calls for nonpartisan civic groups to enforce laws amid local corruption concerns.
Mrs Stanford's Account In Probate Court Oversees Million Dollar Estate
Jane Lu Uiepe Stanford filed in the probate court her first annual accounts as executrix of the late Senator Bradford estate. The report covers June 1898 to September 1898, showing $1,570,000 drawn from the estate and $1,371,000 disbursed in the period. A family named Fruit is noted near Bend with irrigation concerns.
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Que Kear
San Francisco
Jane Lu Uiepe
Stanford
Senator Bradford
Sire Stanford
Atsat Bend
Glove sale advert promises up to 1.50 value for 1.00
The notice touts two gloves the Mignon and the Carnot offering high quality features like large pearl buttons gusset fingers and embroidered backs in multiple colors all priced at one dollar per pair versus usual 1.50. It urges customers to compare in Topeka or other cities and visit to see the merchandise.
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Topeka
Carnot
Passes and Officials Stir Public Debate in Kansas
Secretary Osborn and Auditor Prather reveal mixed actions on Pullman passes while Kansas Farmer endorses a hard line against official passes. The piece notes Osborn’s lack of use, Prather’s back-and-forth, and a push by farmers to end free passes for officials, citing estimates of minimal travel use and historical opposition from railroad leaders.
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Osborn
Joeenal
Coburn
State Board of Railroad Assessors
Yao Prather
Van
van B. Prather
Secretary of State
Kansas
Kansas Farmer
Stars Journal
Placi
John Newell
Lake Shore
Lake Shore Road
Newell
Caldwell
Returo Mail
Cauldwell
Personal Gossip From The Nation Wide Columns
Weis reports Gard Rothschild trains zebras for carriage use. Vanderbilt dowry for young women is fifty thousand annually. Ex Governor Sprague serves Narragansett Pier as police chief while Teresita Canzio writes his life story. Robert Blaine gains a $900 Library of Congress clerkship without influence. Irwin sues Rev Lozenberg for blighted affections. Tang saves Augman from drowning. diary notes reveal two hundred ninety fifth saved. Jessup receives 1859 dated letters, origin unknown. Atkins of Rocky Mountain News boasted of no rise above corporal. Puccini jailed as spy in Paris but released after photos destroyed. Loti describes Li Hung Chang as dignified, tall, bearded. Storm Journal and Miscellany reach double Topeka circulation daily.
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Gard Rothschild
Vanderbilt
Sprague
Rhode Island
Narragansett Pier
Teresita Canzio
Geners Garibaldi
Robert Blaine
Library of Congress
Phaibe Irwin
Ottumwa
Christopher Lozenberg
W. Tang
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Hamburg
Aug. G & Man
Herr Tang
George R. Jessup
Marietta
John Atkins
Rocky Mountain News
Minnesota
Archbishop Ireland
Billiard Hall Lease Dispute and Barbecue Event Notice
Por Ramage seeks use of a room as a billiard hall with Collingeworth offering more than the lease value to basement the club. Independent Mt Zion Baptis church advertises four big barbecues in Blinn Grove North Topeka with speakers Sharia Cartis and John M. Brown. Also lists clothing and laundry services at 610 Kansas Ave and West Eighth Street.
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Nick Childs
John Collingsworth
North Topeka
Adams House
Nick
Cone
Itty Childs
Collingeworth
Mt Zion Baptis Church
Blinn Grove
Sharia Cartis
John M. Brown
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