Refused Life Insurance For Bright's Disease Patient Testimonial
A Albany man Mr. William F Montgomery recounts his kidney disease ordeal and recovery after using Warner's Safe Cure. The letter praises the medicine, urges insured men and women with kidney trouble to request symptom blanks and a medical booklet, and warns against substitutes. The ad touts Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills as treatments for kidneys, liver, and bladder.
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Warner
Jane Healey
Fete Warner
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Thatcher Testimony Spurs Mormon Church Questions in Senate Hearing
Washington April 26. The Smoot investigation opened before the Senate committee on privileges and elections with Attorney Taylor leading, calling Sones Thatcher to the stand for witness identification of a pamphlet claiming to recount the watcher episode. Thatcher defended church interference in politics, stating his views had shifted but that he knew of no Mormon candidate facing church consent issues. He described removal from the apostolate in 1884 and said he was denied temple entry by the doorkeeper, noting he resigned his church roles and preferred the duties of an American citizen. The hearing adjourned for the night with executive session to continue tomorrow.
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Sones Thatcher
Galvin Reasoner
Vascort
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Thatcher
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Bateber
United States
Rawlins
Alan
Church
Nevera
Why Bailey Left and the Visit Speculation
Citizens weigh Governor Bailey's east tour with stops in Washington and Vermont. Speculation lists aims to influence Senate action, secure a Burton replacement, aid Long with electing favorable lawmakers, and push for Bailey to join the cabinet. Secretary Burrow heads east amid mixed signals about connections to Albany or Bank Commissioner Albaugh. Gardner and Mrs. Bailey prep for Vermont and western New York trip as local lodge Osbourne 1687 plans a convention April 27.
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Bailey
Washington
Bre Halley
Vermont
Butley
United States Senate
Long
J. E. Bristow
United States
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Burrow
New York
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Albaugh
Gardner
Mrs. Bakey
Order
Court Neared In Allen Bowersock Contest In Second District
The case reaches the Supreme Court by writ of mandamus to compel Secretary of State Burrow to certify Allen as the Republican nominee for Congress in the Second district. Hearing dates set for May 4 and May 6, with defense led by Burrow’s absence noted and Ottawa and Kansas City lawyers listed. The motion argues ministerial duty to certify, refusal by the secretary, lack of adequate legal remedy, and public importance of the ruling for the party contest.
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Supreme Court
H. J. Aller
J. B Burrow
Allen
Congress
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Butler
Burrow Rimwell
W. 5S. Jenks
Ottawa
C. le Miller
al. L. Berger
W. BD. Wood
Kansas City
Kas
Hite and Sichols
Knnans
Republian
Second Congressional District
Biss
Sid
Shasnee County
Plaiatin Gill
Furlermorte
Ume
Vanderbilt Sells Autos After Speed Records
New York April 24 William Vanderbilt has sold about 40000 worth of cars since returning from Florida where he set a mile record. He no longer owns the 90 horsepower Mercedes or the 60 horsepower Mors that did Europe’s stunts. He has only a 16 horsepower Mercedes and a 20 horsepower Renault left for sale, with two other cars disposed of. Friends urge him to quit auto racing for health, warning he may break down if he continues.
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New York
William Vanderbilt
Florida
Europe
Mercedes
Renault
Vanderbilt
Georgia Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham for Recovery
Miss Al Alice Bailey of Atlanta Georgia escaped major surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She had suffered three years with severe menstrual pains and ovarian issues and was advised to undergo an operation The remedy reportedly led to improvement and recovery over ten weeks highlighting the product’s relief claims and testimonial tone
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Model offers all wool suits at low prices
Clothing department advertises two fitting methods for young men and claims the lowest prices. All wool worsted suits in black or colors priced at 6.00 7.50 and 8.50. Men’s pants listed 1.00 1.50 and 1.65 with claims of superior value and Topeka leadership.
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Topeka
Our Boys Department Offers Wool Two Piece Suits for Boys
Our Boys' Department features all wool two piece suits for boys at $2.25 with a bonus gun, 25 patterns to choose from. Also presents nobby dress suits at $2.95 and $3.25, undercutting rivals at $4.00. Includes new spring neckwear for men and boys, many stylish effects, and a single low price of 2sc and soc.
Vanderbilt Family Near Tragic Car Rumors
Reports swirl around William K. Vanderbilt and family after a crash wounds a physician. Vanderbilt campaigned cars, with claims of heart weakness and future racing plans contested by relatives and associates amid Mercedes cup race rumors and Ormond racing sightings.
Queen Helena Joins Loutiet Jodas In Rome Parade
President Loutiet Jodas drove to Piazza D Arma with Queen Helena and reviewed 40 000 troops as King Victor Emmanuel and royal party followed by hundreds of staff officers and foreign attachés. Crowds crowded Plax D Armt and Piazza Di Spagna as bands played and flowers decked historic steps.
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Piazza D'Arma
Helena
M. Loubet
Victor Emmaneus
Pines Heights
Inniculum
Monte Mario
Gallary
Pharaell Kaine
Vietor Emmanuel
Martle
Closed Joints and Bond Talk Cloud Topeka Police Chief Ride
Town reels from abrupt liquor and drug trade closures tied to Stahl appointment as police chief. Citizens discuss bonds and county attorney pressure while Ludolph’s cistern cleaner case unfolds with Topeka connections and local investigations.
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Stahl
Mike Thompson
Opera Home Drug Store
Ainte
Frank Stahl
Hungate
Vietin
Ans
Stehl
Stehie
Missing Cistern Cleaner Reunites as Arrests Shake Two Cities
Mr Squier’s missing cistern cleaner is found at Bimperia while Sheriff Lucas heads to Eimsporta Montay to bring Al Ludolph to Topeka on charges of stealing a $100 cistern cleaner from Squier. Emporia and Topeka exchange suspects in a tense mutual police pursuit.
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Tludolph
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Cited Confusion Over Cistern Cleaner Claims
A garbled report describes a dispute involving Ludolph and an unnamed man over a cistern cleaner. Witnesses swear Ludolph hid the substance, while the other man asserts Ludolph is involved and can prove it. Shawnee county sheriffs arrived in Eri borin this afternoon to investigate.
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Ludolph
Shawnee County
Eriborin
Tornado Strikes Pawhusky Osage Nation Capital
A tornado devastated Pawhusky the Osage nation capital. The Catholic school building on a bluff was wrecked though occupants escaped. Two townspeople and several residences suffered damage while a person was seriously injured with a broken back. A separate dispatch notes the steamer Colon was beached after striking rocks.
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