Blood Diseases and a Navy Captain's Testimony
Paragraph touts dreadful malaria and blood disorders. Captain Bond of the U S Navy, living at the National Military Home in Dayton Ohio, reports severe malaria resisted by many remedies until he found relief with S. S. S. The ad claims S. S. S cures all blood diseases including eczema cancer rheumatism and gout. It promises free samples and mail-order information from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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Huing Rae
Obate
Della Serene
Qeenraia Heary Bond
U. S.navy
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Horn
Suez Canal
Bond
National Military Home
Dayton
Ohio
Persia
West Indies
Heaith
Harrison campaign call and local candidate picks emerge
Fragmented text describes Anderson and Durbin discussing Harrison support and a slate of 24 of 40 Indians Advocates pledged to Marriea Wt. Durbin is questioned about McKining and Foy. Harrison’s plan to present a nose and likely sweep the election is hinted at amid unrelated ads for cough remedy and a new candy parlor opening at 408 Kas Ave.
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McKining
Foy
Highrison
Tsar
Harripon
Durbin
State House Miscellaneous Items and Personal Vouchers
A State House record itemizes allowances and payments to board members staff and state institutions. It lists salaries, service time, maintenance and repairs, and total sums for facilities including Soldiers' Orphans Home Ossawatorle Insane Asylum and Industrial School for Girls with precise per-item totals.
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Wtite
Ossawatorle
Industrial
Zatml
Reform School
Ed Smiths Dilemma in Local Political Scrutiny
Ed Smith faces a political bind as factions within the Gilerman Committee and the district committee press him to align with Buchan delegates. The controversy centers on party loyalty and control, with Smith torn between administration duties and party pressures. The dispute signals ongoing internal strife affecting governance and future action.
Sentence commuted in Lavdngston case and college regent appointed
Governor Dorrit Dan commuted Fred Lavdngston’s sentence from one year to four and a half years after a grand tavern conviction in Butler county dated November 1, 1832. Fragments note earlier pardons rejected by Governor Morrill and later consent to the four and a half year sentence. Adrian Reynolds named regent of the State Agricultural College replacing A. P. Biddle, with Reynolds editor of the Sedon Times-Star.
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Dorrit Dan
Pando
Putier
Morrill
The
Agricultural College
Adrian Reynolds
State Agricultural College
A. P. Biddle
Minneapolas
Biddle
Uume
Reynolds
Sedon ‘Times-Star
Nomination clash at southern division convention
The southern department faces a split with candidates vying for the nomination. Judge Jules Joksslot presides as Alfred Paris is sought by Governor Morrill for murder arrest rewards. A statewide convention aims to nominate Judge Cole W. Ac Thompeoh as the division fractures over support and integrity.
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Junge Oacas Pout
Tots
Giles Pi
Bin
Jules Joksslot
Morrill Haa
Alfred Paris
Henry ‘Furner
Junction City
Larg
Cole W. Ac Thompeoh
Tremainers Gillce
Rina Ty Dillee Clay
Diviinutl
Sinkthern
Barton
Politicians vie for nomination in Sixth District race
Well posted politicians say Baker and Ellis will seek the Sixth District nomination. The Populist congressional convention plans to nominate successors to Congressman Baker. About eleven candidates compete, including Wm. Haller and N D Burge. Rumors say Baker may be renominated. Republicans discuss A Bilie of Mitchell as their nominee. The convention is set for May 12 at Biw City.
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Conegréseman Baker
Sheth
Coils
Wm. Haller
N- D
Burge
Fam
Bormie Wis
Ietrict
Bueluss
Appillate
Mitchell
Ida
Willie Bosses Repairs at Belmonts Sail in Newport
Exterior of Mr. Belmonts marine residence in Newport is described after a tragedy. The article notes a family dispute, a surviving relative Evander Lit and a young man involved, with the estate being preserved for the heirs in Belmonts will.
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Newport
Mraiver H
Belmont
Dim
Athens
New Yorke
Belmint
Mido Smith
Ead
Nftulis
Jennings A Candidate Sees Appellate Court Move
County official Jennings of Stuford county runs as Populist for the Western Division appellate seat. The Western division’s current judge, a Republican, is on the ballot as the party’s nominee while Jennings hints at support from Ringcurry and Wadi Populist factions.
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Stuford
Fudge
Appeilate Court OG
Jennings
Stetloed
de Hiegert
Duiter
Benedict of Wilson as Republican candidate for State Senator
Fragmented remarks name Benedict of Wilson as Republican hopeful for the state senate in Wilken County. References to Frouden and Punindiek, longtime figures, hint at district politics and possible legislative impact if elected.
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Sain Bennie
Bf Frodonen
Miisfer
Wilken
Punindiek
Annas
Shalriuain
Tay
Sam Beredict
Farms for Students Gift of Land to Industrial School Hartford
Norfolk residents Mr and Mrs Cur Storckel donate land to the Tuskepes Industrial School in Hartford. The gift aims to provide plots for students to use for home work and learning duties. The proposal notes the land will be sold in plots to support pupil welfare and school needs.
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Tuskepes Industrial School
Hartford
Storckel
Norfolk
Tates
Death of Misacurin in Bethany Missouri notes long life
Misacurin of Bethany Missouri died in the county after a long life. Born in Virginia he moved to Ohio and lived there before returning to Missouri. The obituary recalls wartime service and civic activity and mentions Harrison presidential campaign memorabilia.
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Misacurin
Bethany
Dart
Virginia
Ohio
H. Harrison
Hiatetaan Sarpaten
Homeserrers Excursion Ticket Offer to Western States
Advertises an excursion on April 7 21 and May 5 1596 to Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri Arizona and Indian Territory. Fare is one rate plus 1 for round trip. For tickets contact Fuller City Pass Agent Ruskinland agent.
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Great Rock
Okle
Homa
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Arizona
Indian Territory
Fonrest Ruskinland
Fuller
City Pasa
Mis
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Arkansas Tesour
Kidthan Terrigory
Topeka
Kan
Republican Wrangle Over Senator Nomination in District Thirty Nine
Spirited contest among candidates for the Thirty-ninth District senatorial nomination, with factions aligning for the Republican convention. Local leaders include Sim Sinic of Hayes City and Captain Ly Far Ker of Oberlin, amid talks of Populist crossovers and intra party divisions. The convention meets in May at Stockton to name a nominee for the district.
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Sim Sinic
Haye Ity
Ly Farkar
Oberlin
Har
HAY Cte
Mora
Anit Wilescksunian
Thiaust
Mas
Meishroy
State Convention Call to be Issued Mid May
The Wichita convention last month prompted four counties Finney Ness (Nese) and Greeley to invite delegates to the upcoming state convention. The date and place of the state convention will be filed at the seat of the Republicans. Delegations from these counties will form the basis of representation and a larger gathering is expected.
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Hiegthe
Teseats
Efa
Wichita
Funy
Irs
Finney
Nese
Greeley
Bootleggers Released After County Board Deliberation
Seutor Tieanes and Harry Gallup two elderly figures described as old soldiers faced Prohibition era violations. County commissioners released them after Governor Morell considered a pardon and months of hearings. The move intersected county politics with reelection hopes, as allies on the board advocate for political support while county authorities pursue substitutes to satisfy the governor’s terms.
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Morrill
Board of
Have a Creamery Incorporation in LaCyene
DaCyene Citizens form LaCyene Creamery company with capital of 5000 to manufacture at a LaCyene Link county site. Directors listed include Chas C Wuttke W Pollina and others. Free Methodist Church of Solomon City, Dixonson county holds charter. Directors named Chas Doneen Michael Nie Swan Doyle and S F Chanter.
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LaCyene Creamery Company
Best
LaCyene Link County
Free Methodist Church
The
Solomon City
Dlexinson County
Hes
Chas. Doneen
Michael Nie
Swan. S. Doyle
F. Chanter
Make and Sell Lumber Incorporated in Fort Scott and Draushan
Articles filed with the secretary of state form the Ghodlander Moore Lumber company to manufacture lumber and building lumber and to buy and sell real estate and sundry merchandise. Transactions are at Fort Scott Kansas and Draushan Arkansas. The charter runs 50 years with capital of 501000 dollars. Directors include C W Goodlander Lynn W C Perry of Fort Scott and H C Mu John E Burke of Draushan Arkansas.
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Ghodlander Moore Lumber Company
Kansas
Arkansas
Fort Scotti
Kan
Draushan
Ark
Harper Stock Company Secures Charter with $10000 Capital
The Harper Stock Company secures a charter with an organized capital of 10000 dollars. The Sunnyside Stock Company has filed for charter. The Harper firm will operate there and is organized for twenty years. Its capital totals 16000 dollars. Incorporators are Louis Walton H G Perk and EL G Walton all of Harper.
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Chertar
Harper
Lis Capital
Louis Walton
H. G. Perk
EL G. Walton
Echo of Nevels and the Crude Deeds of a Deputy
An odd tale centers on Prank Nevels and deputy Giles. McNary claims Nevels hid matches while others observed him gambling with them. Giles, famed for a unique hand gesture, hints at past deeds, including a fatal knife incident on Smoky Row involving a man named Eye.
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Nevels
McNary
Neves
Giles Lo
Smoky Row
Eye
Bny
Labor Commissioner Bird Explores Wichita Factories
The Labor Commissioner is in Wichita preparing a state factory report. He is investigating several plants and plans to release the hire date report by late May or early June. The visit centers on factory conditions and compliance as part of the state overview.
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Bird
Wichita
Rump Council Dispute Alleges Auburndale Potwin Feud
Potwin residents claim Auburndale ticket led by W. A. Mysre held a secret rump council to govern Auburndale and assert independence. Auburndale supporters deny the charge while protesting a $250 purchase of 24 fire extinguishers amid recent fires.
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Journal
Auburndale
Filthy Letter Case Leads to Court Fine
Joseph Grikk, 18, and a young man in Holliday faced a United States court yesterday afternoon over a filthy letter to a girl. The girl and her mother testified as the court heard the scene in detail. Grikk pleaded guilty and was fined $26, which he paid.
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Joseph Grikk
Holliday
Hin Kit
Smith's Stamp Evasion Leads to Fine in State Court
Smith, known to APY residents, operated a business near Avenws and Ciathe selling deara and Trobucco. He failed to expand a law requiring stamps for public use and pleaded guilty yesterday, paying a $25 fine.
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Smith
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