Rheumatic Cure Claims Backed by Thousands of Letters
An advertisement promotes Dr Zoltin's Rheumatic remedy as instantly relieving rheumatic pain and allegedly curing the disease. It claims endorsements from thousands of cured patients and lists multiple druggists and pharmacies selling the product. The piece emphasizes the remedy is prepared by Bolted Chemical Co and widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolted Chemical CO
Maides Lana
Sim
Oor
Kenyan
Wilkoh
Thant Ageuner
Kangas
Miller
Dacer
Asi
Chancellor M'Gill Dead Shocks Jersey City Era
The late chancellor AfeGt, a longtime city figure and former Hoboken County judge, died today in Jersey City after a long illness. He served as chancellor since 1874, held multiple terms, and was twice reappointed by Gov. Greind, with a career marked by political shifts and a defeat by John Wy User in a 26,000 margin race. His term would have expired in May 1908.
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Alpsander
Hin Fealdothce
Jersey City
Eee
Ribas
New Jeraey
Moet
Juder
Chanowdar
Gav. Greind
Iit
Thi. Werte
John Wy User
Hia
Payors a Commissioner Charles Scott backs Dakota Plan
Charles Scott argues the Dakota Plan is sound and lends support to reform efforts ahead of the Republican convention. He meets with the executive committee of the state workers union to press for reforms that would improve efficiency and prevent missteps in administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Scott
Tala
Sipio
Isatic
Waite Lwinherance Union
Rumor Denied on Promised Senate Seat and Cabinet Picks
J and Burton deny promising J EK Hudson a place and suggest Turton’s promotion to the U S Senate and Mod von appointment to a key post. The tale, spread by political circles, is said to be shaky and fake, with Burton and General Haden distancing themselves from the rumors. Randy Greich is mentioned in connection with the chatter.
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J. & Burton
J. EK. Hudson
J. 3 Turton
Wikted States Senate
Geo
Randy Greich
Mr. Burton
Gen. Haden
Kansas Man Robbed at W. W. Benes House
Alfred Darwan from Lucas, Kan, reported robbed at 9 30 tonight at a residence near W. W. Benes. He showed a dazed condition and could not identify the assailant. A gold watch and $2.25 were missing. Lane Avett at the See Lar Palesesolation today announced the following appointments: JA Murphy and J W Price as Judges. Resignations listed for Hubert Aull and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Haveas City
Alfred Darwan
Fuockingn
Lucas
Kan
Wee Khockimt
W. W. Benes Hotiee
Mr. Dermean
Tostasan
Eit Lane
JA. Murphy
J. W. Price
Atastae
Hubert Aull
Janene
Ewitg
J.cio
Baward Wale
Irv
Providence girl sues over inadequate feeding claim
A Providence high school girl in the English department sought publicity to prove that she was not properly nourished at home. Her parents defended the claim, insisting the family meals were adequate and not provided to gain attention, while witnesses described her persistent hunger and attempts to obtain food at school and with peers.
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Providence
R. T
Behut
Palber
Providence High Cebeil
Topeka Street Notes and Civic Happenings
Local Topeka news highlights a busy day with court activity expected Monday, a large street fair inquiry on baby shows, permits granted for a $990 business house at 11 East Fourth Street, and various civic updates. Judge Hook to preside again, city officials traveling, and community events from Prohibition Day observances to a Bowman Memorial Kindersgarten program planned for April 26.
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Donald
Atchison
Roe
Charten F
Hook
A Judd
Bt. Towla
Topeks
D. Gray
Kansas City
Andrew F. Maren
Delta Vision
F. Simmonds
Rock Island
Kansas
Fourth Street
Albert Plaug
McCray
Webb McNall
Topeka
Nasociay
Kanske Workman
Abe Hatchingon
Taturmedi
Hickey
Washburn
Cie
Bowman Memorial
Charles ML Sheldon
Jewell County
Toyoka Street
Hart's
Crawford Theater
EL Ty. Nickerson
Mexican Central
Mexico
IG. Dayton
Herligton
Btormont Hospital
G. C Clemens
Oklahoma
Drew
Sheriff Baker
Dickinson Cantry
Wm. Mermaster
State Insane Asylum
Vs. McMurtrie
Santa Be
Whis Sity
Lynton
Kew
Magaw
Order
Kansas Mutual Tn~ Hurance Company
S. E. Sheldon
Sheldon
W._U. Jestics
Knights and Ladies of Security
W. E Winter
New York
Lawrence
To-peka Electric
Missouri
Tater
First Presbyterian Church
First Church of Christ Gelentin
Cumberland Presbyterians
Huntoon
Pork
Bard
Herriot Court
Marstall Barone Pirces
Edward Fish
Ae Renting
Srey
Thorpe
Anya
Irs ‘Thorpe
Induserin Club
Htule
Ytria
Fragmentary note on empire stork and company at Tobeke gate
A damaged OCR fragment mentions the Empire Stork company arriving at Tobeke to Ailtie Gate. It also references a matinee performance described as "Much Money" and attributes it to someone named Wits Qutwitied, though details are unclear.
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Tobeke
Ailtie Gate
Wits
Topeka Street Fair Sees Growing Exhibitor Interest
Exhibitors from Kansas and beyond apply for space at the Topeka street fair. Abilene manufacturers plan extensive displays including merry go rounds and other devices. Jewell county aims to showcase corn resources while Republic and Smith counties dispute banner status. Baby show plans prompt committee inquiries.
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Topeka
Kansas
Abilene
Kansas Institution
South Africa
Jewell County
Toptka
Jewell
India
Sewell
TaGit
Republic
Smith Counties
Jewel
Smith County
Allere
White Jewell County
West
Union
Unprecedented Flood Ravages Mississippi and Alabama
Meridian Mississippi April 21 Severe floods hit Mississippi and adjacent Alabama as seven days of high water surge creeks and rivers. Homes flooded stock killed railroads disrupted food fears rise in tolls and towns like Hickory and Jackson face isolation and water shortages. Major damage and losses projected across lines entering Meridian.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi
Alabama
Trafic
Lves
Great
Towianda
Hickory
Jackeon
Staton
Curtis Holds Line Against Baker in Senate Race
Curtis rejects any plan to back off from challenging Senator Baker and criticizes Baker's interference in district affairs. A correspondent quotes Curtis stating he has not spoken to Baker about the matter and will not overlook interference.
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Senator Baker
Charles Curtis
Baker
Curtis
Dway's Be Bing and Its Listed Ailments
The advertisement lists ailments such as stomach issues liver kidneys nervous distress loss of appetite headache constipation castiveness indigestion fever and piles. It promotes a patent remedy sold locally with accompanying boxes and a noted distributor.
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Giiwat
Tor Owais
Indications rise of Baker support from Topeka congressman
Dr Anthony Jr in Washington wires that indications point to cordial support for Senator Baker by the Topeka congressman, a line reflecting political alignments discussed in a Leavenworth Times dispatch. The report notes Baker’s prospects amid shifting alliances and suggests conversations among key lawmakers from Kansas.
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Baker
DR. Anthony, Jr
Washington
Leavenworth Times
Topeka
U S Demands Turkish Sultan Act on Damages
A Washington special reports that the United States may suspend all diplomatic relations with Turkey and demand payment of $100,000 to U S citizens. An ultimatum is prepared, giving the Sultan time to act before severing ties, with possible seizure of Turkish customs to satisfy the claims. The plan avoids military demonstrations, focusing on diplomatic closure unless funds are paid.
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New York
Washington
Turkey
Ali Ferrouh Bey
United States
Mi Ie
Ett
Parkes
Gaveranant
State Department
Offichis
Bila
Griscom Holds Private Audience With Sultan in Constantinople
Constantinople April 21 United States charge d affaires Lloyd C Griscom met privately with the sultan in a cordial audience. The meeting is unprecedented and deemed significant amid unclear indemnity talks and strained relations reportedly lingering from Washington. Port officials say they lack information on the indemnity issue.
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Constantinople
Lloyd C. Griscom
United States
Washington
Missionaries Willing Arising from Armenian Crisis
A Washington dispatch reports that US policy seeks a firm settlement with the sultan over Armenia. Turkish reformers would risk property losses and Armenian massacres, while American-supported workers fear peril as conflict looms. Smyrna could be affected as tensions escalate.
Strategy Considerations for Turkish Empire Partition
The passage argues over seizing Turkish assets and administering customs in a key city with a small Turkish population. It foresees a European powers’ role, a necessary Allied maritime blockade, and potential U S involvement to force the Dardanelles, risking broad partition of the empire with US and allied cooperation.
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Thts
Sneyrna
United States
England
Mediterranean
Dardanelles
Dewey in Doubt on Political Statement Timing
A Washington dispatch says Admiral Dewey hesitates to issue a political statement, weighing silence versus action. Friends urge prompt speech while others push silence. Dewey watches states, eyes Georgia delegates, hopes to break Bryan forces, and notes Cleveland’s lack of mention.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Flismanl
Aknech
Bryan
Georgia
Kansas City
Bryas
Cleveland
Thomas Jefferson
Brooklyn
Democrats Club
Patent Remedy Claim Against Consumption
An 19th century patent medicine claim asserts consumption can be prevented and cured in early stages. It promises to enrich the blood, strengthen the lungs, and build up the system for those with weak lungs or recovering from pneumonia grippe bronchitis or similar exhausting illnesses. Distributed by Scott Burne Chemists in New York.
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Ail Scott
BUWNE
Chemiats
New York
Admirals candidacy remarks spark political framing
The fragment suggests debate over Dewey’s political views tied to the admirals candidacy. It notes that if Cleveland had referred to the admiralty bid, Dewey's stance would have been promptly released, with the admiral’s trend described as anxious and determined to publish at a favorable moment.
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Hin
Cleveland
Dewey
University of North Carolina tops Vanderbilt in historical contest
In Nashville on April 21 representatives of the University of North Carolina defeated Vanderbilt in the historical contest held at the university chapel. The question debated was resolutions on U S policy toward the Philippines. North Carolinians carried the negative side with Governor McMillin presiding.
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
University of North Carolina
Vanderbilt
University Chapel
United States
Philippine Islands
North Carolns
McMillin
Atlanta Agriculture Works Placed in Receiver Hands
The Southern Agricultural Works of Atlanta placed in receivership with estimated liabilities of 900 000 including 100 000 in bonds. The total assets are expected to cover debts. Also included are items from a New York bank statement and a separate suit in Chicago where several men seek a receiver for Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company with 2 500 000 capital stock and Eureka mines amid alleged stock value manipulation.
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Atlanta Agriculture Works
Atlanta
Southern Agricultural Works
Chicago
Sonn W. Wibbs
D. J. Staples
T. Ferguson
Chcago
William Whalen
Eureka
George William Leighton
Walter Jewett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company
Poel Aos
Eee
Sts
Republicans Banquet in Concordia April 21
The Young Men's Republican league of Cloud county held a banquet at the Barons house in Concordia last night. A special train from Clyde brought 160 Republicans representing all parts of the county. Ackley is president and H. Knapp secretary-treasurer. Three hundred covers were served, and speakers included A S Marshall, W A Cain, L J Marriott, Gaylord King, Fred Dutton, and others. Music and readings followed with remarks on politics and the party’s future.
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Concordia
Sten
Republican League of
Cloud County
Barons House
Clyde
League Offeers Als R
Ackley
H. Knapp
Gree Ent
Ourselves
Bowman
Marshall
W. A. Cain
Gerhardt
L. J. Mariott
Dr. Geo. E. Wetson
B. Hakterman
Wilson
Pine Ark
W. Squires
Rock Island Route Wichita and Return Price Five
Wichita and return to Rock Island Route offered for four dollars and sixty two cents with tickets on sale April twenty third and twenty fourth. First return limit April twenty six. W W Mayhew Merton Wisconsin considers One Minute Cough, a medicine praised for instant relief and claimed to cure coughs and pneumonia. recommended for children and available at drug stores. The Gate Post is advertised to come. Cleansing remedies and tonics are endorsed by multiple drug outlets.
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W. W. Mayhew
Merton
Brosichit
Unique programme of new science suggestions promotes Mingh stage
A complete change of programme announces latest novelties in the science of suggestion. The show features Mingh provoker of the stage with prices listed as 10c 20c 20c 50c and 75c.
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M'Gill
Street Fair Committee
Dway
Bing
William ST. New York
Baki
Sultan
the Tribune
Armenia
Smyrna
Paris
A. M—M. Alphonse Milne-Howard
Museum of Natural History
A Hall
Willem P. Hall
Lly
Department of
WAR College
William Ludiow
New York City
Army
Iron and Steel
Sonunion
Burphue
Wichita and Return
Tiseets
EW Crawford
T. Crawford
Mgr
America's Famous Fun Makers
Berber Lee Paceffarees
Hoyt
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