Obesity Pill Advertising Claims Weight Loss For Mrs Hayes
A Chicago reader reports Dr Edison reduction tablets allegedly relieved Mrs Rolla Hayes Irving of 28 pounds of unhealthy flesh. The long-winded ad promises similar weight loss results for others and promotes Abbott Loring Germ-Killer products. It invites readers to contact Loring & Co in New York and Chicago for more information and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edison
Rolla Hayes Irving
Chicago
Michigan
Irvinesay
Reb
Lortig d& Co
New York
Tor Mariogas
Gril
Roy
Abbott
Abbott Lortig
Abbott Town
Taratire Panieto
Sara von Bnew
Loring & Cy
Corrigan Jubilee Auction Raises Six Thousand Dollars
A lively auction at the Catholic church hall for Archbishop Corrigan’s jubilee in New York drew strong bidding. Notable bids included Ricardo Rudrique paying 3260 for a draft and Join D Celmins taking two items at 135 each. Several prominent club members contributed as total sales topped 6 000 dollars for the Metropolitan Opera funds.
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New York
Corrigan
A. Strotheto
Hicardo Rudricuee
D Celmmins
Chan Oscar
Commodore Elbridtee
T Gerry
North Catholic
Archbahop Chittigan
Thomas F. Itgan
Thomas Mrorrissy
Daslo Ctv
Tor Goxes
Opere Totes
Macy
Smallpox aboard Moravia from Hamburg in harbor
The Hamburg American Line steamer Moravia, arriving from Hamburg, is quarantined in New York Harbor after a suspected smallpox case is reported among steerage passengers. The vessel will be disinfected before proceeding to port.
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Moravia
Hamburg
New York Harbor
New York
Hambure
American Line
goGrantine
Smelinet
Underground Trolley Opens Broadway Cable Line
New York April 2 8 it is now settled that the Broadway cable line will be operated by the underground trolley system. Company representatives have visited Broadway property owners this week to obtain consent for the change of power. We do not expect to begin any work until the war is over. By that time we will have majority consent and the work can proceed at full pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Broadway
New York
Aetin- Mmety
Broadway
Joh D. Crimunizs
Erie and M. K. and T. trains cut New York to Cleveland time
Cleveland reports quicker rail travel as the Erie line shaves two hours from New York to Cleveland with a 3 30 am start and 3 40 pm arrival after 16 stops. A Sedalia fire destroys the M K T depot on West Third Street, a Warrensburg stone building, with losses around 40,000? and several valuable records damaged or lost.
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Cleveland
Erie Road
New York
Hornelleville
Hornellevill
Clavelind
Sedalia
Hest Third Street
Warrensburg
Tapilly
Erond
Santa Fe Railway Plans Postwar Hiring Aid
The Santa Fe Railway will guarantee open jobs for returning servicemen after the war. An order to this effect has been agreed and will be in force at once. Many Santa Fe employees wish to join the army but fear losing employment afterward. The plan aims to keep workers in their old positions when the war ends, with expectations that other rail systems will imitate the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railway Company
Santa Fe
Buick
Growing Favorite Mr Clay Clement Delights Topeka Audiences
A Crawford theater crowd Saturday night greeted Mr Clay Clement in The New Dominion as his rising fame grows in Topeka. His portrayal of Buren Hohenstaufen drew rave notices and strong audience enthusiasm, with praise for his vivid character work and stage presence.
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Clay Clement
Crawford Theater
New Dominion
Clement
Mr.Clement
Topeka
Buren Hohenstaufen
Delichtful Ohareceten
Doster on Debt at Social Democracy meeting
Chief Justice Doster addressed Social Democracy on debt and finance. He argued money is a medium of exchange and urged curbing bank power, warning debt as servitude and calling for abolition of the institution of debt in time.
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Doster
Supreme Court
Social Democracy
Tom
Peieaioee Ee Pen Dane Nee Tlass
Willard
Joan TE Hulleve
Riarety
Prince Albert of Belgium Travels to United States
The Count of Flanders plans telegraphed return. Albert of Belgium, presumptive king, journeys to the United States with orders to return Belgium promptly.
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Revesels
Count of Flanders
Pas
Trinte Albert
Belgium
United States
Temperance meetings held across churches in Topeka
Sunday temperance meetings drew large crowds at many churches. Dr. Howard H. Russell spoke at several venues urging resubmission of prohibition and denouncing opponents as foes of the state. Ex-LG Troutman and Ex-US Senator Peffer addressed multiple gatherings. Various ministers and speakers discussed temperance’s link to crime and enforcement, opening the State Temperance Union campaign.
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Howard H. Russell
First Methodist
Katisan State Temperance Union
Russell
Banens Avenue ME
Tonorka
First Christian
Br. J. Jackson
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Crine
W. H. Carruth
Lawrence
Abikinas
Albert Watkins
Walnut Grove M. I
Colored Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Annie L. Diggs
Second Present
Mt. Olive M. E
Tiyeris
Wniox
Russia to Help Spain in Cuban Question
London reports that Emperor Nicholas granted an audience to Spain's ambassador and discussed Cuba at length. A conference of ambassadors reportedly leaves Russia ready to support Spain. Berlin confirms Germany will not act against U.S. interests, while Austro-German talks show no decisive progress.
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Ttis
Spain
London
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Nicholas
Duke Des Tanames
Cube
Russia
Berlin
the Standard
Germany
United States
Bispath
Devsden
William
Francis Joseph
Austria
Army Notes Volunteer Meeting Forms Topeka Unit
An enthusiastic Volunteer meeting was held at Valley Falls with Mayor J A Evens as president and C B Hartran as secretary. Speakers included B K Tow G Carver 8 H Harris Dr P Rey Mr Rothwell and D Knowlin of Kentucky. A volunteer company of over Ts members was organized subject to Governor Leedys call. At least six and possibly 12 Topeka police officers may volunteer for the war. Lieutenant Harry A Smith seeks to become colonel of the first Kansas regiment under Col Fred Funston, who is favorable to the appointment. Dr T C Birdie former Osawatomie asylum superintendent will ask Governor Leedy for regimental surgeon of the first regiment. strong recommendations include a State board of charities.
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Valley Falls
J. A. Evens
C. B Hartran
BK. Tow G. Carver
H. Harris
Prey
Mr. Rothwell
D. Knowlin
Kentucky
Leedy
Topeka
Wilson Keith
Board of Police Commissioners
Harry A. Smith
Newlemont
Kansas
Fred Funston
TC. Birdie
Osawatomie Insane Asylum
Kanean
Ute
Modoc
PB. G. Noo
S Barnes
Stormont
Dr. Menninger
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Green
Samuel Mickox
Danpiolsly Iat
Twelfth
Avene
A. A McCurdy
Mexicd
J. P. Grimsley
Wackburn College
Daughters of the American Revolution
FE Aebanels
Bente
Stow Place
Tina Park
Lin Immense Co.ff
Red Sandstone Bossiers
Nellis
New York
Mertin
Germany
Roedl
Republic County
C. B. Gault
Wi Ferguson
Harrison Streets
Central National Park
FN. Wood
G. A. Futuhe Stinual Sesson
Wick- Sh
George bin
Cheries Bird
Soren ‘Topeks
Il Iy
J. P Tutts
Atchison
W. H. Stillweil
Rockland
Chicago
Arraneina
Linn
Missouri River
Katies Academy of Language and Literature
Topeke
Washburn College Chapel
Ethelyn Palmer
Imer
W. A. Hurshbarger
Wixitburt College
Sime Norte Topeks Tiemmen
North Topekm Firemen
Senate Avenue
Aicck Henues
Hale
Ruckus
Ad Tslen
Thomas
Moffat
Mared
Lewis
Yeatortin
Tawin
Mexico
Tan Central Road
M. KN. G
Harrison Street
Howe
Fuller
Fancy Qeerbalt Aga
Walter Noble
Ancie
Thorpe
W. A. Ganiener
Iou
Opel
Exapirin
Wim. Payne
Weat
Sixt
Eupore
Basily
Lawrence
Prilay
Jompeon
TOWED INTO PORT CAPTURE OF CATALINA FLEET STORY
Key West April 25 Enelen Christie and crew of 16 from cruiser Detroit and four from the flagship brought into port the captured Spanish steamer Catalina. The 24 ton vessel left Cadiz March 7 bound from New Orleans for Turcelona via Havane when taken eight miles from Heland after a desperate chase. The Catalion carried a cargo of 6 000 undies of sures.
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Key West
Fla
Enelen Christie
Detroit
Catalina
Cadiz
New Orleans
Turcelona
Havane
Heland
Sheix
Sheldon Takes Charge Of Atchison Champion Paper
The lengthy deal between Charles M. Shelton and A. J. Felt concludes with Sheldon assuming control of the Atchison Champion. Shelton, a well known Kansas editor, retires from the post, leaving a genial, capable veteran to lead the paper forward with interest from his broad circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sheldon
Atchison
M. Shelton
A. J
Sheldon
Feit
Shelton
Kansas
Morro's Cannon Reports No Casualties as Prize Ships Sail
April 25 dispatch from Havana notes Morro Castle batteries open fire with no effect while Detroit seizes the Spanish steamer Catalina bound for Cadiz with cotton oil and staves. Ensign Christy and Navy personnel board Catalina. Wilmington and Porter tow prizes to Key West. Porter torpedo boat praised for prize money potential. Detroit claims Catalina as exclusive prize. Morro Castle and Havana visible. Torpedo boat Cushing returns from Key West.
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New York
Havana
Morro Castle
Detroit
Catelina
New Orleans
Adiz
Christy
Jones
Key West
Wimington
Porter
Wilmington
Sophia
Fremont
Cushing
Uom Key West
Blockade plans threaten Spanish Cuba forces and supplies
A Washington dispatch in the Times outlines a Cuban blockade strategy as the United States aims to curb Blanco by denying provisions and reinforcements. The plan targets coastal routes from Cardenas to Bahia Honda, highlighting insurrectionist gains beyond the central Spanish position and warning of supply shortages and weak Spanish troops as U.S. land forces prepare to join the fleet.
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New York
Times
Washington
Sarmpson
Key West
Havana
Cuba
Blanco
Gomez
Spain
Cardenas
Bahia Honda
Cienfuefos
United States
Coast Guard of
Hines
Il Seat i
Fatal to the Spanish War Means Spain's Downfall
New York April 24 ex Premier Crispi warned the Rome World correspondent that the war threatens Latin principles and American democracy may revolutionize Europe. The Italian foreign office urged Spain to abandon Cuba or face a prolonged war fatal to Spain and its monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
New York
Crispi
Rome
World
de Tocqueville
Europe
Orean
Inyers
Tailan Foreign Office
Bank Rates Rise Amid War Tensions And Market Nervousness
London reports a five percent bank rate anticipated as the U S contemplates gold policy shifts. Bank of England muting advances free of interest against foreign gold, stocks nervous, muted business with selling pressure. Spanish stock declines and American shares fall about two percent as Wall Street guides markets. Grand Trunk Canada slips modestly. South American and other international securities slide. Contagion from war weighs on confidence and activity remains restrained.
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London
United States
Viking
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Paris
Bank of Spain
Bears
Southwestern
Wall Street
Canada
Wil International
Olympic to be seized by Spaniards near Cape Verde
The Olympic, outbound from Seattle thirty two days ago and en route to Boston, is to be seized by Spaniards. Captain Gibbs, with his wife and small children, is believed near the Cape Verde islands on these trips. The last report places the Olympic off the Mexican coast in February.
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Olympic
Seattle
Boston
Gibbs
Cape ‘Verde Islands
Mexican Coast
Army Set to Concentrate at Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga Tenn April 35 Arrivals indicate heavy troop concentration at Chickamauga National Park for drilling and training. About 15000 regulars expected by midweek with 50000 more likely to converge after army reorganization. Capt D McArthur arrives to head quartering. Tenth Cavalry colored detachment of 450 arrives under Col Guy Henry.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chickamauga National Park
Gulf
Chickamathca
D. McArthur
Washington, D. Co
Col. Lee
Battlefield Station
Tenth Cavalry
Assinaboin
Keogh
Mont
Guy Henry
Hunt
Reed
Woodward
Jones
Park
Chickamauge
Death to Yankees at Guantanamo provokes riot aboard Bly
U S consul at Baracoa and family along with two Spanish merchants and twenty-two Cubans and Spanish-Americans mostly women and children from Guantanamo debarked from the Bly after a twenty four hours quarantine. A Spanish mob in Guantanamo shouted Death to the Yankees as troops concentrated along the coast and towns were abandoned and burned before any American invasion.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Baracoa
Cuba
Alfredo T. Triay
Guantanamo
Bly
Audaz Cleared From Queenstown By British Admiral
Queenstown April 25 The Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Audaz left Reach's Point at 6 45 a m for a seaward run after three weeks in the Queenstown dry dock The British admiral in command ordered her to quit the port before eight o'clock this morning It is believed she will proceed to Ferrol or Cadiz as she still lacks substantial war equipment.
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Queenstown
Audaz
Reachs' Point
Submarine mines placed to defend Delaware River approaches
Philadelphia April 25 the submarine mines have been placed in position to defend the Delaware River 49 miles below the city. The secretary of war issued instructions prohibiting vessel passage through the channel on either side of Fort Delaware from sunset to sunrise and forbidding anchorage within three miles of the fort without special authority. Violators risk serious damage and possible firing by the batteries.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Secretary of War
Chanel
Fort Delaware
War ships ordered out of British ports by Belligerents
The British foreign office expects the London Gazette to publish tomorrow evening a formal notice requiring Spain and the United States to remove warships from British ports within 24 hours. The document is long and covers vessels unable to depart due to defects. Port authorities have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonion
British Foreign Office
London Gazette
Spain
United States
Notice of Cuban blockade and U S actions
London April 3 British foreign office received official notice that the United States has declared a blockade of Cuba and will treat neutral vessels and goods as subject to capture The note references Spain's private concerns issued from Madrid and states Spain’s intentions are not expected to affect U S policy toward Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Foreign Office
London
Cuba
United States
Spain
Madrid
Greeks Rush to Join U S Forces at Athens
In Athens many Greeks present themselves at the United States consulate seeking enlistment in American service for the war against Spain.
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Athens
United States
Spain
Americans in Dangee: Crisis Deepens in Porto Rico
Reports from Porto Rico on April 25 describe rising agitation and soaring food prices. Authorities curb refugee departures while Mayaguez, 70 miles southwest of San Juan, hosts talk of revolution as refugees reach safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
West Indies
Porto Rico
Island in peril as martial law declared by schooner report
A report from the Island states its condition is critical and martial law has been proclaimed leaving Americans unprotected and in danger. United States Consul Van Horn has purchased 1,500 tons of coal for the U S government and will have it arrive tomorrow while further coal negotiations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
van Horn
Topeka Scene Brims With War Spirit and Local News
Topeka residents display flags at home scenes and public spots as war sentiment rises. The wrap covers community notices from civic groups officers and requests for concerts and meetings, alongside obituaries and local personnel updates.
6000 Old Yankees Cry in London Shocks Audience
An improvised cry greets an American speaker in London as attendees react to a speech about charity, society, and uncertain names. The scene mentions figures such as Cum Munn and Laoukee Wee among others, with fragmented references to Cuba and various charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eterno ‘Tithington
Cuba
Mountain Howitzer Seized Gun Returned to Diehl Asset
In Ottawa on a Saturday parade, veterans escorted a seized mountain howitzer now at Miller headquarters before Troop Post 1. The 12-pounder, captured at Lookout Mountain in October, is the property of A J Diehl of Daecust Street, previously of Discelligtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Miller
Ronge
Lookout Mountain
A. J. Diehl
AATON BURR'S BANK Excavation Uncovers Old Center Street Tank
A scrambled New York report describes excavations on Center Street revealing an old tank linked to Allen Burr and a historic water works project. The fragment mentions public works, sewer and pumping schemes, and opposition to a water system plan, with references to a long standing bank and a rumored seizure.
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New York
Allenn Burrs
Center Street
Center
Regie
Slunhatten
Ald
Grutor
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Deren
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Railroad News
Erie
MEH &T
The
Mads
T. ¥. Garver
Westminster Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Huron
Parkdale ME
Hai Harry Ti
Swedish Congregational Church
North Topeka Alm
JG. Dougherty
Kansas City
Pirst Congregational Church
Oakland M BE
Ree, W. L. Woodward
Columbus
Ono
Kaheas Avenue
English Lutheran Church
Robert Stone
Colored Mission
West Side
AL ME
Army Notes
Morro
Sampson
London Financial Market
Olympic Middletown
Stephen Gibie
Chisty
Chickamauga
Delaware
Dangee
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Kansas Avenue
NEW Crawford Theater
Sharpley’s Lyceum Theater Co
Aida Lawrence
Ladies Free
Horn of the
Orame
Suze Jewell
C. E. Jeorell
Monster
John
Gavernae Lenay
Kids City
Toof
Prain
J. P. Davis
Eleventh
A. Harvey
H.W. Roly
Clarence Skinner
Highland Park
Aaton Burr's Bank
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