Retired Business Woman Praises Heart Cure Remedy
A former businesswoman reports recovery from heart disease after using New Heart Care. She credits a physician and a "Seidy" cure, noting swelling subsided and limbs regained strength. The testimonial claims rapid improvement after one bottle and advocates recommending the remedy to others. The ad-style text promotes a six-bottle package with positive guarantor and free trial.
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Mosgau
St. Chicago
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Kansas City Trades Assembly Endorses Bird for Labor Commissioner
The Kansas City Trades Assembly met yesterday afternoon and adopted resolutions endorsing W.G. Bird as state labor commissioner amid protests by the Leavenworth Labor organization. Bird is described as a longtime union man and a member in good standing of Machinists' Union No 278. Other items promote through-car service on Union Pacific and Chicago & Alton routes from Denver to Chicago, including Pullman sleepers and dining cars. An entry highlights a book about the Ozarks and Missouri fruit farms, and a local note advertises shirts from Topeka Shirt Textile Co and pocket knives and scissors from Griggs & Axtell's.
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Kansas City Trades Assembly
W.G. Bird
Leavenworth Labor Organization
Bird
Kaneass City
Union Pacific
Denver
Chicago
Chicago & Alton RR
Kansasity
Pullman Palace
Kansas Avenue
Ozarks
Missouri
Howell County
America
J. E Lockwoon
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Arkanesas
Aphaxias City
Thomas A. Dolphin
Aesistant
Dolphin
Mangiel Fle
Hill Brothers
A. Dolphin
M. M. Dolphin
Telegrapher's Association
Outlaw Bill West Reported Killed In State News
Weather damage reports from Alta Viera recount violent wind and rain Friday night. In Kansas near Arkansas City farms suffered, buildings were destroyed, animals killed, and residents escaped without loss of life. The Spencer, Hooper, and Gantz properties bore the brunt, with barns blown down and a church schoolhouse torn apart.
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Alta Viera
J. W. Spencer
Mr. Spencer
John Hopner
John Hooper
Gantz Bros
Theodore Sorrenson
Biglin
Burning of Methodist Church at Pratt in $5,000 loss
A large Methodist church in Pratt was destroyed by fire Saturday. It burned in forty minutes after discovery, driven by a strong wind. Firefighters and hundreds of citizens saved surrounding structures as sparks fell. The church, valued at 5,000, insured for 1,500 with a 600 debt. Lighted cigar suspected as the ignition source. The congregation remains active and may repair in a year or two with assistance.
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Pratt
Paate
M.el
Tire Company
Geo . Berry Stat
Wichita
Jotu Dalgreen
Fourth Street
Lela Wallace
South Jackson Street
Perry
J.W. Williams
Eva Davis
East Second Street
Pinkston
Bill Wells
Joe Schmidt
North Topeka
Lawsuit Involving Dr Cooper and F H Bowers
The case Graves Lambert and Dickson represent F H Bowers against Dr F M Cooper seeks $10000 alleging false representation of medical competence and that wife’s death resulted from negligent treatment. Also notes mortgage filings in Labette County and local crime and medical updates including a bone injury operation and a Methodist pastor’s transfer in Kansas.
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Graves, Lambert & Dickson
F. H. Bowers
F. M. Cooper
Vostage
Chiefs Speers Aims to Block Kansas City Boxing Night
Chief Speers ordered Inspector Moran to serve notices on all interested in the proposed athletic entertainment at the Auditorium this evening. Notices named G M Cole, WN E McAlister, P J Portell, and Oscar Gardner among those contacted. Moran indicated arrests would follow if the program proceeded, and the attempt to hold the event was expected despite the order.
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Kanes
Oklahoma
Leavenyorts
United States Internal Revenue District For
Kansas
Supreme Court
Speers
Kansas City
Kansas Core
Inspector Moran
Moran
Iospeéector Moran
G M. Cole
WN. E McAlister
Auuditorium
P. J. Portell
Oscar Gardner
Inspéctor Moran
Horse Stakes and Meetings Across Kansas Airing Big Purse
The Live Stock and Breeders Association plans a $10,000 stakes event with entries closing June 1. Details cover yearling and 2-year-old divisions, trotting and pacing classes, and entry fees. Also noted are cycling events in Topeka, boxing plans in Kansas City, baseball growth at Scranton and Ft Riley, and a softball for Terra Heute tours.
TQ Attack Canton Defense Preparations and Tokyo Peace Doubt
Reports from San Francisco dated April 83 describe torpedoes placed in the river at Canton for defense amid rumors of an imminent attack. Japanese forces are ready, with Tokyo leaders uncertain on peace as Count Ito and Viscount Mutsu press for a swift end. Prince Komatsu named commander in chief and ordered toward Port Arthur as staff depart Hiroshima.
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China
Count Ito
Viscount Muteu
Peking
Japan
Ito
Alursu
Prince Komstau
Imperial Staff
Becomes Editor of Denver Times
Denver April 8 Mr Lansing Warren, late of Chicago, assumed editorial management of the Denver Times today succeeding T H Eddy. Warren owns a large interest in the paper and was editor from October 1891 to April 15 1898. The Times will continue to be Republican.
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Honolulu
Peru
American League
Dole
Denver Times
Denver
Lansing Warren
Chicago
Denver Times Today
T. H. Eddy
Warren
Times
Rock Island Route To Texas Train Through Fort Worth
Makery Robbed. Lannep Kan April 8 bakers of LD Row broken into tobacco and cigars valued around fifteen dollars stolen. Rock Island now runs through Topeka daily at 10 50 p m with sleeping car service to San Antonio Houston and Galveston.
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Rock Island
Texas
Topeka
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Makery
Lannep
Kan
LD. Row
Peel Resigns as Speaker in Commons Farewell
In Lewspox on April 3 at 3 30 pm the Right Hon Arthur Wellesley Peel, speaker of the house of commons, rose and announced his resignation and delivered his farewell address before a crowded chamber.
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House of Comme
Lewspox
House of Commons
Arthur Wellesley Peel
Exhorting Down in Georgia in Old-Time Revive
A New York Tribune writer visits a Georgia low country church and depicts a raw heated exhortation. A toothless old white-haired preacher roars against life’s trials, promising eternal joy in a militant blend of gospel and racial segregation, urging enslaved division between black and white worshippers. The piece weaves in lingering market notes on cattle and grain, contrasting spiritual turmoil with commodity reports.
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Land of Promise
Georgia
New York
Tribine
Cyurshed
Spésheral
Canaan
A Charitable Man Lord Shaftesbury Philanthropist Profile
A portrait of Lord Shaftesbury as a generous reformer who funded legislation protecting women and children, aided many causes at home and abroad, and comforted the poor, while finding deep personal satisfaction in the work of alleviating earthly misery. He refused alms to a begging woman, yet showed kindness in many small acts and valued charity over heaven’s immediate joys.
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Miss Cobbe
London
Earth
Wheat and corn slide on rain as market bears pull prices
In Carcaco on April 4 the Associated Press notes wheat eased under rainfall selling pressure led by Schwartz-Dupee. May openings declined to 54 3/4 and fell to 55 1/2 cents. corn stayed dull yet steady with May opening flat at 46 1/2 cents and trading near the session low. Hog provisions firmed on light receipts but later moved with wheat, May pork opening at 10 cents higher and climbing to 11.06 in the session.
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