Kilmer’s Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Chronicle
A dated advertisement touts Kilmer and Co Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims wide benefits from weak kidneys to gravel and rheumatic issues, urging readers to mention the offer in the local newspaper. The copy uses period medical jargon and promotes the product as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmers Swamstroet
Fcr
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Reeding
Fopeka Daily State Journal
Foggy seas spark device to prevent ship collisions
A government test in New York unveils a hull mounted safety device for tugs and cutters. The mechanism includes a steel block with a dial wheel designed to warn nearby ships and assist steering to avoid reefs. The claim notes practical range and operability in fog and rough seas, with endorsements from company figures and a humorous aside about a digestion cure tucked in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eurefel & Lamon
Bree
Albaugh Plan to Place Simpson on Court of Visitation
Kansas political maneuvering unfolds as Morton Albaugh schemes to install Jim Simpson as receiver of the Cross Bank at Emporia and have the governor appoint Albaugh to the Court of Visitation. Simpson refuses the salary and future hostility, preferring honor over a paid post, while dissatisfaction grows over the governor’s maneuvering and the bank appointment ends with Simpson returning to his farm humiliated.
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Kansas
Morton Albaneh
Jim Simpson
Campaten
Simpson
Ussay
Simphn
Graves
Emporia
Ag 4. Myntt of
Wienka
Sulleltar
Ite Heleht
Simpson Light
Ashuueh
State Committee
BO Job
Allakgh
Cross Bank
Famporia
Albaugh
Stanley
Wichita
Saurt
Stanley Avas
Emporia Bank
Ito
Pagettattons
Rules of Procedure Court of Visitation Prescribes Methods of Doing Business
The Judges of the court of visitation announce rules of procedure for the Cebbonhead Teulo T The court sits in the state house at Topeka Kansas on the first Monday monthly and remains until all actions are heard. Motions may relocate hearings for good cause. Assignments for trial are filed on the first Monday. Docket order sets trial times by appearance. out-of-regular order may be granted on motion.
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Court of Visitation
Topeka
Kansas
Amesion
Otter Places
Orher
Adway's Pills Promoted For Liver And Digestive Relief
Advertisement claims Adway's Pills are purely edible mild and reliable for liver and digestive issues. It lists a range of ailments including stomach liver nervous conditions lack of appetite headaches and constipation with claimed remedies and a price in a New York street context.
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Adway
Hegde
Court Rules for Pleadings and Procedures Referenced
A dense excerpt outlines pleadings in a court, including information for state complaint, defendant answers, replies, amendments, and technical rules. It covers filing timelines, extensions, deposition rules, attorney qualifications, sheriff returns, affidavits, information dismissal, rehearing petitions, and appeals under civil procedure codes.
State Charities Board Updates on Asylum Operations
The state board of charities issued a report detailing the Glawntonic insane asylum under Dr. Pomas Frith as superintendent. It notes capacity, patient counts, climate of order, and sanitary conditions, plus financial strains and planned orchard plantings and repairs amid fiscal pressures and wage adjustments.
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State Board of Charities
Board of Charities
Sane
Glawntonic
Pomas Frith
Kirk
aErick
de Murlus Des Cygnes
Pew Board
Fonda
Opinion of Christianity prompts World to seek Governor Stanley view
The New York World telegraphed Governor Stanley with questions on Christianity and its civilizing influence. The inquiry asked if he is a friend of Christianity, if he believes it benefits mankind, and whether his beliefs include the recognition of a Supreme Being and the divinity of Christ. Widow of D. of Kansas’ deceased, Statesmen goes to the Topeka Asylum. Mrs Hanback, widow of Lew Hanback, installed as matron at Topeka State asylum. her appointment is endorsed by the Grand Army and WR. C. in Kansas.
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New York
Stanley
New York World
Tew Hanback
Kansas City
Topeka
Grand Army
WR. C
Kansas
Mra Hanback
Lew Hanback
Chicago
New Baten
Toran
Horton
Dunn
Clive
Buck Pittsburg
New Yorks
Young Carri
Betlee Tun
Etree
Ktets
Kchols
Cohae Streit
Daheny
Conningham
Ag Hughes
Biber
Nwee
Perner
Jones
Dineen
Baker Ory Sup
Dunkle Roseimouet Tyee
Ieee
Rete Hina Hotter
Rhisoin Rhines
Sudtatt
Iuebey
Acta
Si Carsey
Springfield
Irisco Ital Road Company
Youkumst
St. Louis
Heninst
Aml
Mek
Union Pacific
Law Fence
Frelekt
Weeping Water
Leb
T. J. Sargant
Wellington
Santa Fe
Arkansas City
Oklahome Division
Rock Island
Atchison
Altamont
Kansan City
Davenport
George Kimne
Kise
Amarillo
Tex
Milan
Dovin
Meade
Hanback Appointment Sparks Congratulatory Notes in Goodland
The town welcomes Mrs. Hanback after her appointment as Union State Bank opens in Goodland with $5000 capital the Bank Commissioner Breidenthal has phoned to supervise the new institution Hust Watch Boston notes last season's work shows winning percentages favoring their twirlers in baseball.
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Wew Bank
Goodland
Breidenthal
Union State Bank
British Newspapers Hint at Trouble in Store For Germany
The Daily News and The Graphic discuss European tensions as war clouds loom. Editors urge caution, warn against overreach, and call for united restraint while the Joint Commission seeks a measured path. American and British voices stress avoiding escalation and preserving peace in the aftermath of recent events.
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Germany
Tandon
Daily News
Oper Cme
Seanon
Independennes
Willingen
Daily Chronicle Save
Evumimienion
Graphic
Daily Mail
William
Bern
Vallejo dispatch lists naval detachments to Samoa April 19
Lieutenants Hitherington and Schulze from Mare Island and the Town are detached and ordered to sail for Samoa aboard the Philadelphia on April 19 to report for duty under Admiral Route. They fill vacancies created by deaths of Lieutenant Philip J. Densiale and Ensign John R. Momighin, with Commander Fitchies moving to Simpa as executive officer. Only $28.85 to Portland via Santa Fe Route.
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Vallejo
James 8. Hitherington
Mare Island
Simpa Ae
The
Philadelpia
Portland
Ore
Theft Trial Ends as Downen Acquitted in Baton Case
In Baton, T. J. Downen, once a Santa Fe bench brakeman, was acquitted of participating in the theft of goods from freight car No 6715 on August 23, 1898. Co-defendants King and James pleaded guilty to related charges. King admitted embezzlement, James to a similar offense. Witnesses detailed pilfering claims, but Downen testified he bought items in La Junta and denied involvement.
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Secon
Raton
Trus
Bat‘bitt Bros
Flagstaff
A. T
Walter N. King
T. J. Downen
Louis James
Downen
King
James
F. C. Fox
O. C. Hansen
Milwaukee
Wis
Terrence Sheely
Chick
The
Santa Fe
Chicago
Allen Alden
Taton
Peter McCunta
Te Santa Fe
Albuquerque
John Vercamp
Rabbitt Bros
Roger Sheely
W. E. Loeffer
Deming
N. M
John J. Kinney
Special Service Department
Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
David Strum
H. 3
New Mexico
W. N. King
Downen and
Louie James
Downe
Daween
Pierce
la Junta
A. Orahood
le Junta
King and
Rail line notes and schedule shifts across Kansas division
Reports from Emporia, Newton, and nearby towns detail new schedules on the Howard and Holyrood branches, engine updates including a double compound built at Topeka, and upcoming layovers. Anticipated cut off around Rock Butte promises shorter Prescott to Ash Fork travel, with clerks reassigned and a new steel bridge planned near Las Veras.
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Kingfisher
C. T
Coppock
Fisk
Howard
Andy Pierce
Holyrood
Emporia
Joan Player
Topeka
Emporia Gazette
Strong City
Madison
Newton
W. A. Drake
F. P. & P. Railroad
Rock Butte
Prescott
Ash Fork
Downs
Stockton
Ripple
Dunbar
Abbey
Mite
Santa Fe
Las Veras Round House
Zeneth
H. McKibben
Kuper
la Junta Tribune
Tri- Texas Central
Albany
Melrhedd
Roswel
Las Veras
Albuquerique
Albuquerque Journal
Chris Haman
Kansas City Bigamy Case Reveals Strange Marital Tangle
In Kansas City on April 12 policeman Kerry Highnote faces a convoluted divorce case involving two wives and possible bigamy. The case traces back over eleven years to his first marriage and reveals disputed alimony, potential remarriage, and ongoing docket maneuvers as attorneys contest the legality of wedlock counts while the courts weigh criminal exposure for bigamy.
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Kansas City
Kerry Highnote
Hix
Deeray
Highnote
Willy
Michael Nin
Abe Cata
Lefern
Fetuelius
Tay
Btolen Mail Pouches Recovered Stolen from Train near Mound Walters
A Katy to Parsons passenger found mail pouches cut open and rifled aboard a train. A mail agent reported the cargo thief suspected by the engineer. The sacks contained letters and contents traced to a Weisco Weisco and a Coffey implement for smoothing edges.
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Katy
Parsons
Mound Walier
Cortexvailly
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