Remarkable work cures eye diseases by Samuels remedies
A Topeka advertisement claims Prof Samuels cures many eye conditions with a novel method. It lists numerous patients and benefits, including regained sight for the blind, improved vision for glasses wearers, and general health boosts after treatment at 406 Kansas avenue near the Hub Clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felt
Wyonicht
Myc
Lucile Milvann
Samele
T. Crouch
Polk Street
Samuels
Robert Inman
Henry Inman
Cabs and Carriages at Dearborn Station Corridor
A note indicates cabs and carriages may be engaged at the livery near Dearborn Station in Chicago. The sequence of service is outlined with official rules and a red cap employee from Santa Fe will direct you to Question Run, WJ, BLACK, Gen Pass, and Agt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Station
Chicago
Elise
Santa Fe
Spaniards Protest Ship Capture by Nashville
Liverpool owners of the Buena Ventura report a signed protest against the capture by the Nashville. They claim the cargo belonged to British merchants and was shipped from Great Britain. They argue the capture was illegal since the president's ultimatum had not expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
United States
Nashville
Great Britain
Llegal
Cuban Annexation Debate Sparks Chicago Union League Meeting
A rousing Union League club gathering in Chicago approved resolutions backing McKinley and Congress on Cuban policy. Interstate commerce commissioner W. J. Calhoun urged caution, stating Cubans may not govern themselves and expressing strong opposition to annexation, arguing the sentiment should not be sowed in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union League Club
McKinley
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
W. J. Calhoun
Cubs
Chicago Firm Generous and War Enthusiasm Displayed
Chicago on April 2 reported a firm promising continued salary for a worker enlisting for war with $100 to be provided by the firm. On April 23 eight hundred Illinois youths declared for war at the First Regiment armory, pledging three years or duration of the war, drilling with rifles and cheering red white and blue amid packed galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Staak
Sons of
Tllinois
Real estate transfers listed with multiple owners and parcels
Transfers show Miesase Baker to Christ Root and John W. Evans to Carl Alexander, with several parcels described by street names and subdivisions. Additional transfers include E. B. Kellam to A. Ht. Kirkwood and Has Moon, Trustee to FLME, plus other transfers in Klein and Haynes subdivisions. A separate notice promotes Union Pacific train options to Kansas City with connections to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miesase Baker
Christ Root
Chestnut Street
Metsker
John W. Evans
Carl i Alexander
Third Street
Quinton
Steeles Addition
M. Forams
Mary W. Duran
Sea
Paramore
Ewart
Lorkhart
Lorkhart's Addition. E. B. Kellam
Kirkwood
Sixth Avenue
Hayne
Moon
Flme Justicor
Gould
TL Dison
Ianner
Klein's
Kien
Haynes Subdivision
Topeka Social Notes Report Nuanced Local Events
In Topeka and vicinity social items detail weddings, visits, clubs, and gatherings. Miss Anna Hartwell marries Lucius Bowman at the Hartwell home with Rev. Long officiating. The couple leave for Denver and will reside at 700 Madison after April 30. Nearby society circles include Sigma Sla ma, Fin de Siecle, bachelor events, a Bethany recital, and numerous visits among families, clubs, and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman-Hartwell
Anna Hartwell
T. C. Hart Well
Lucius L. Bowman
Mac Martwell
Charles Woolworth
Kansas City
Bowman
Sante Pe
Denver
Madison Street
W. J. Black
John Nicholson
Lawrence
Topeka
Sigma Slama Society
Roberta Wasson
Harriet Jones
Kittle
Blanche Joerger
Leavenworth
Limian Whitelock
Richards
Herman Lescher
Emporia
Grace Noble
Smith
California
Franklin
Emma Dennis
Hudson's Hall
Bethany College
J. W. Going
Ethel Short
Maud Winnie
Laura Tillson
Louise Smith
Luther Nellis
Europe
Berlin
Mixes Vendla Johnson
Laura Rudorf
Joan Parkhurst
Misa Nounle Veale
Allaballe Troutman
Mulvane
James ‘Troutman
Potwin
McCarter
St. Paul
Messiah
Ald Society
M. E
M. Addie Kester
Rifle
West Sixth
Sue Sharitt
Hester Trott
Lute Wiksdal
Roland Mediicott
Women Federation Meeting Sets Hyllested Concert Details
Eighteen of twenty eight clubs attended the City Federation meeting with plans for the Hyllested concert on April 20 at Library Hall. Tickets priced 85 cents members 50 cents outsiders. federation spends 40 dollars on printing. Treasurer notes 237.26 in treasury. dues structure discussed. Topeka club admitted but deferred reporting due to unpaid dues. constitution amendments adopted. next meeting to publish ticket details and venue information. Personal notes include visits to Kansas City and upcoming meetings at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Atlanteans
Conversation Club
Daughters of the Revolution
Occidental
Portia
Ralston
Research
Shakespeare
Spalding
West Side
H. King
Apel
Library Hall
Sarah Platt
Denver Women's Club
Library
Unity Church
Marion Crawford
Federation
Woman's Club of
Topeka
Ottawa
Mutiny at Canaries Reported by American Captain
Captain Garnett of the Irish steamer Asioun reaches Las Palmas after reporting torpedo boat crews disabled their own machinery in a Canary Islands mutiny. Engineers allegedly sabotaged torpedo flotilla gear to avoid crossing the ocean, while US crews faced hostile crowds and safety fears amidst war tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Garnett
Asioun
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Fotilla
Cap
United States
Cuba
Chamberlain
D. Cc. Brant
Santa Ynez
Cal
Rev Howard H Russell Leads Kansas Temperance Campaign
National Anti-Saloon League president Rev Howard H Russell along with Rev J C Jackson and Rev W L Woodward arrived in Topeka for a Sunday tem perance series. After April campaigns across Kansas and 14 meetings in Kansas City Kansas the trio resumes coordinated church meetings statewide with additional speakers including Rev Dr Dougherty Rev Dr Curburrow Prof Carruth and others guiding a historic single day drive across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Russell
National Anti-Saloon League
J. C. Jackson
W. L. Woodward
Kansas State Temperance Union
Kansas City
Kan
Dougherty
Curburrow
Fort Scott
Carruth
the State University
Pulpit Union Meetings Set Across Topeka Churches
Topeka prepares for a large religious gathering with fifteen morning services in multiple churches including First M. E. First Presbyterian and Swedish Congregational. An afternoon session will be held at Rev Halbert's Tennessee town church and Bethel. Evening services include First Baptist and Oakland M E Church among others. A final conference for ministers and speakers is planned at the YMCA rooms at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M. E
First Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Third Presbyterian Church
Kansas Avenue M. BE
Martin M.E
Walnut Grove M. BE
Central Congregational Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Swedish Congregational Church
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Parkdale
M. E
Shiioh Baptist
Kansas Avenue
Sunday Church Services and Temperance Talks Across Topeka
Many local churches schedule morning and evening services with sermons by pastors and visiting speakers. Events include the state Sunday School Union meeting in Abilene, temperance lectures by Rev. K Russell and Judge Garver, and a Christ Scientists service at 210 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
State Sunday School Union
State Union
Abilene
Soul Culture Society
West Sixth Street
S$ P.m
H. E H. Brown
Li Eth Pour Square
First Methodist Nares Church
E. L. Thorpe
D. D
K. Russell
Columbus
Ohio
State Temperance League
Spain
First_Church of Christ, Scientists
Jesus
United Brethren Church
Logies
Kansas Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
C. Cohlents
Topeka Post Hall
CW. Seering
Hell
Seering
Frank R. Millspaugh
John W. Sykes
Guy W. Min
Tomorow
Bishop Brook
First United Presbyterian
Highth
Topeka
M. F. McKirahan
Judge Garver
Andrew Martin
First Baptist Church
H. H. Russell
First Unitarian Society
Unity Church
Hi. C. Myers
Pepple
Independent Church
Schuyler
Neb
Jackson and
Fourteenth Streets
North Topeka Baptist Church
Laurent and
Harrison Streets
W. B. Hutchinson
J. C. Jackson
American Anti-Saloon League
Third Christian Church
Third and
Lake Streets
F. E. Mallory
Irst
Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln Post Hall
L. W. Cluman
Chicago
Alburt Watkins
Oak, Presbyterian Church
Art Institute Hall
Elehth Street
Jackson
Morgan
Pelook
Miss Prescott
Will Horn
Divine Seace Hall
Fourth and Jackson
Hammond
M. Ni
Embree
W. L. Woodward
Dr. Russell
First Presbyterian Church
Temperance Union
Palmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moeser Ice Manfg. Co
Laniely
St. Deton
B. & Downey
Sam Well
Pauline
Kana
A. Troup
Troup
Prop Samuels
Warner
Foundman J. B Warner
Gillen
J_ 1
Bevelit
Western Union Telegraph Company
Piew
St. Nicholas
Sales
Chicago Lumber Company
Third
Jackson Streets
E. P. Haker
North Topeka
Chancellor Snow
Nan
Bamele
Spanier University of Kansas
Black
Gen Pass
Chicago Union League
Union Pacific
Hansas City
Kassas City
Social and Personal
Roll Cail
Starteman
Forbes
Bannockburn
Monteltts
Jeannette Willams
James R. Killian
Walkenburg
Colo
Augusta Hayes
Anna Hartburg
Everett Hawes
F.whitmer
Mins Granger
Ethelyn Heflebower
Russie Hitt
Frank Ellison, Jr
Heflebower
Springhill
G. A. Gatley
Dallas
Tex
Chartie Schlegel
Oscar D. Wolf
C. F. Menninger
Hot Springs
Ark
J. W. Ripley
A. P. Ripley
W. F. Ripley
the Women's Federation
AL. Williams
Chaminade Music Club
Mary Harrison
Western Avenue
Woman's Club
C. 5. Baker
Taylor Street
Viva Atelinon
Canaries
Denver Vie Pueblo
Colorado Springs
The
Pullman
U.S
Bradbury
G. P. Adams Music
Anti-Saloon League
DR. Howard
Russerti Saloon League
Rock Island
Pearless
Spratt
J. C. Elliott
Kamsas Ayo
W. C. Garvey
Celesa
the Bisters
Assimilatio
Sayre
Great Western Steam
East Seventh Street
Duane Vot
Srasensen
Batise
Rodiger
Topeka Transfer CO
F. P. Bacon
City of Christ
Aston
Rapes Church
Mand Eem
Annussera Pythian
Kansas Ave
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