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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
3
Proving His Claims About Loring's Germ Killer Inhalation
A 19th century promotion claims 1,063 cures or benefits from Loring's Germ Killer for Inhalation. It touts relief for deafness, coughs, bronchitis, asthma, and lung disease, with testimonials from distant towns. A complete treatment bundle includes inhaler, antiseptic gauze, and dyspepsia tablets, costing cents to dollars and offered by mail with free consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorie
Loring
Outly
Lorine
Abbott Loring
Catarr
GERM
Siller
Abbots Lorine
Abbott Daring
Searest
Address Fragments from Loring & Co Listings
Fragmentary street and city lines show Loring & Co addresses for Chicago New York Boston locations including 2580 Wabash Ave and 42 W.2as St with Hamilton Place in Boston area provided as partial listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring & CO. Dept
Wabash Ave
W.2as St
New York
Hamilton PL
Buston
Mass
Millions in the Deed Transfer of Valuable Real Estate
Robert Gosler and a co-executor transfer major New York City and Albany real estate valued at $90,902,000.Piers 2, 4 and 20 on East River are included. The will’s executors are Gosler, the widow, and De Witt, with Robert Guelet. The property passed to the widow and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gosler
New York
Gencorate
City
Albany
Robert Goeler
East River
Mary Large
Testator
Robe
de Witt
Robert Guelet
Rate War Shrinks to One Cent Per Mile for State Troops
Western railroads push for a one cent per mile rate for transporting state troops to rendezvous within each state, with two cent rate for post-muster transport. Several lines, including the Rock Island and Alton, report strong movements toward the lower rate, predicting revenue from troop mobilization. Reports also note slow Union depot work, Santa Fe personnel updates, and construction materials for the Pecos Valley line underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Iowa
Des Moines
Rock Island
Illinois
Alton
Springfield
Newton Updates and Local Rail Yard Notes
From Newton updates include Pendleton of the war department heading to Hutchinson to enlist. Storekeeper Kinsey and assistant John Gersuch prep the interior of the store. Palmer of Topeka sells goods, and a new air compressor is tested reaching 100 pounds in five minutes. Boliermaker Tom Glemens returns from Texas due to his wife’s illness. WE Decker is reassigned to the switch engine at Hutchinson. Blacksmith Layman visits Nickerson and Reno County towns. Jim at Florence refits the eating house in proof condition. Brakeman Winnie sprains his ankle and Ditlow of Ule west end takes his tool out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dob Wile
Pendleton
War Department
Hutchinson
Kinsey
John Gersuch
Palmer
Topeka
Tom Glemens
Texas
Decker
Layman
Nickerson
Reno
James
Florence
Jim
Winnie
South End
Ditlow
Ule
West End
Santa Fe Police Watch Argentine Yards by Patrols
Santa Fe officers including a captain will patrol the Argentine Yards following announcements from the Santa Fe Railroad about ongoing security and monitoring plans April 20 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Ely's Cream Balm Silent Remedy for Nasal Catarrh
Claiming quick action and safety Ely's Dream Balm is promoted as a non irritating topical cure for nasal catarrh. It absorbs through the nasal membrane, opens passages and relieves pain while restoring taste and smell with direct application into the nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Bly Brothers
Warren St
New York
Company forms own police force in Kansas City yards
Last month the company withdrew from the Railroad Police association and will employ its own watchmen. Six patrolmen and a captain will guard the company's yards in Kansas City Missouri and in Argentine. They will be uniformed and on night duty with the captain and two men patrolling during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Police Association
Kansas City
Argentine
Baseball News: Chicago and Cleveland Lead Openers
Chicago defeats Louisville as 9,000 fans watch in opening game. Cleveland relies on McKean and Childs to edge St Louis. Boston beats Washington on errors and strong batting. Cincinnati shuts out Pittsburgh with late scoring. Milwaukee, St Paul, Detroit and Minneapolis also post results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Louisville
R. Chicago
Tegilsville
Graith
Donapus
Chance
Frazier
Wil
McKean
Childs
St. Louis
RWE
E. Milwaukee
Columbus Lattries
Tiges Retiger
Jones
Buckley
St. Paul
Ceriokes
Spiess Fas
Hansen
Detroit
Minneapolis
Dell
Rosie Cook
Dixon
Ack
Daub
McCauley
Philadelphia
Wasminston
Political notes from a Kansas district election scene
The Ellinwood leader and Advocate note party consolidations in Wabaunsee County with Hessin for governor and Pipp for Congress. Rumors claim Godard could become attorney general with Dawes as assistant. Hutchinson reports cramped rooms for the Republican state convention. Populists in Hutchinson discuss Seventh district convention May 17. Local figures like J E B Peairs and George E Cole tour the Seventh district while others forecast Long’s renomination and defeat. A. E. Ellis’s choice Columbus Borin votes postmaster at Oberlin. rival notes on Billy Edwards and Civil War age. Major Hood campaign buttons rise as Hessin support grows. W W Guthrie backs Coburn for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Borin
A. E. Ellis
Oberlin
Billy Edwards
United States
Malaria and prices hit Topeka amid busy news
In Topeka malaria runs high, quinine climbs with war prices, and open street cars appear on all lines. Local activity includes Bolmar weighing state senate plans, McAllister building a 7000 dollar home, and talk of a Talkless Barber Shop. Endorsements, street renewal, and court notices fill a busy patch of Topeka life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
P. Bolmar
John McAllister
Branner Street
Potwin Pisce
Hughes
Topeka Elks Institute
Kansas City
Kan
A. M. Fuller
David Overmyer
Charles E. Lobdell
Kansas City Tribune
Kansas
Topeka Avenue
Pensions for Kansans Granted to Various Citizens
Pensions for Kansans awarded on April 20 to residents including John Hume of Lawrence and William Smith of Leavenworth with amounts from 3 to 610 dollars. Increases approved for several others such as Joel Staneart of Ottawa and Timothy Shives of the National Military Home Leavenworth, with new totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans
Washington
Atisos
Orwinsl
John Hume
Lawrence
John W. Horniss
Beattie
Edward
Crader
Baldwin
William Mr. Smith
Leavenworth
George Laysha
Woodson
Joel Staneart
Ottawa
Timothy Shives
National Military Home
Benjamin F. Graham
Sedan
Shanon P. Swensor Burns
John Kuykendall
Elmore
Bunns
Belen Senaceen
Binty Entiacsan
Rosedal
Indian Fighters March to Tampa Through Mobile Barrage
Reports from Mobile and New Orleans on April 30 describe the Tenth and Twenty-second regiments departing for Tampa. The Twenty-second led by Col Wickett, with a marching band, amid rain and cheers from citizens and soldiers, while other units including First regiment from New Orleans prepared for Florida deployment. Trainings and trains moved crews, with continued orders for several infantry and cavalry units to follow to Tampa, though most remain short of war strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Tenth
Twenty-second
Tampa
Arizona Milian
Tenth Regiment
Col. Wickett
New Orleans
Shatter
Florida
Cuba
F. E. Lacey, Jr
St. Charles
Florence R. Crandall
Detroit
Chickamauga National Park
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Ninth Cavalry
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Tenth Cavalry
Second Cavalry
Seventh Infantry
Sixteenth Infantry
J. C. Bates
Vast Electrical Exhibition Opens May at Madison Square Garden
In New York after Buffalo Bill's show, several hundred men prepared Madison Square Garden for an electrical exhibition running from May 2 to June 1. Features include a submarine mine wax figures of electricity birth and science progress church interior concerts lectures and a wide display of electrical machinery and capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo Bill
Madison Square Garden
Bonnie Brier's Farewell at McVicker's Tonight
Ian Maclaren's Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush ends at McVicker's theater with three final week performances lauded by Scottish audiences. Lachlan Campbell and Kate Carnegie receive praise for strong character portrayal and artistry. Train schedule features Hook Island Flyer and Union Pacific options between Topeka and Kansas City with various departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ian Maclaren
Bonnie Brier Bush
McVicker
J. A. Stoddart
Lachlan Campbell
Marie Burroughs
Kate Carnegie
Topeka
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Kansan City
A Great Day For Topeka Test Cure For Diseases
News slogan touts a new cure for catarrh bronchitis asthma and hay fever claiming a first free test. Drug stores report crowded dry diet and wide interest as Topeka halls praise the breakthrough.
Transport and livery rates at Dearborn station Chicago
Fragmentary notes reference carriages engaged at a livery offset near Dearborn station in Chicago with service rates tied to an ordinance. The text mentions the Santa Fe and a general inquiry about a person or entity named Black Gen. Paw Age with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Station
Chicago
Santa Fe
Great Western Steam Dye and Cleaning Works Ad
Great Western Steam Dye and Cleaning Works at 117 East Seventh Street advertises cleaning and repairing services for gentlemen’s garments. Proprietor GF Rodigee invites inquiries and promises best work in the city with prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Steam Dye Nd
East Seventh Street
Ing
Rodigee
Mule auction orders rapid mule purchase near Atchison
Atchison April 22 John Lane a furrier man is ordered to buy all available mules for U S use. He will pay 380 a head and plans to ship a carload south within days. Also offered are remedies and train times for the Rock Inland Flyer with arrivals and departures between Topeka and Kansas City. Beggs hair tonic advertised with Nevada Mo testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
John Lane
United State
Berges
Dru Oa
Rock Inland Flyer
Topeka
Kansas City
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Denver
Colarage Springs
Pélebio
Railroad News
Union Pacific Deal
Gulf Road
Wellington
Woodford
Panhandle
Clark
Woods County
Oklama
Williby
Wichita
E. Botkin
Hils
Union Depot
Penhandle
F. T. Dolan
RA. Dennis
Newton
Police
Philippine Islands
Lang
Arn
Baseball News
Batterien
Ashinston
Hing
Guire
Willis and
Yeager
Cincinnatt
Pittsburg
Pirates
Atvomdanse
Stovce Rhel
Pittsbure
Cincinnatit
Ventries
Killen
Schrieinnati
Hawley and
Pelts
Western League
Milwaukee
Scor
Indianapolis
Columbus
Paulay
Kansas Ci
Omaha
Ellinwood Weader
Wabaunsee County
Hessin
Pipp
Congress
Harry Landis
State Penitentiary
Charleston
Lawrence Jeffersonian
Leedy
Gove City Advocate
St. Francis Eagle
David Martin
Allen
A. A. Godard
F._. Dawes
Dawes
Godard
Hutchinson Populists
J. EB. Peairs
George E. Cole
W. R. Smith
Frank Good
Chester Long
Long
L. I. Purcell
Lakin Index
State Auditor
Iola Sentinel
J. I. Gosborn
E. H. Funston
James Beck
Wamego
The
State Penitent
Columbia
W. L.epee
Concordia
Rola
Frank Strickland
Hood
Ee Aanena Lew
John Hessin
W. W. Guthrie
Cy Leland
F. D. Coburn
Watson's
H. A. Warner
Knights and Ladies of Security Auditorium
Henry Reisner
Thirteenth
Harrison Streets
Fred Wellhouse
Leaverworth
K. Swayze
Court House
Tom Anderson
el McKeever
House of Representatives
Son
Random
West Sixth
Arizona
Bonnie Brier
van Maclaren
Dresno
Werader Greegiers
R. T. Booth CO
Bidg
Black
Paw
Topeka Noes. Works, Muehne, Prop
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