Paine's Celery Compound Promoted by Berg Endorsed
A copied testimonial page from Secretary of State Berg of Sifenwupuna endorses Paine's celery compound as a trusted remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and digestion. The letter lauds the product's healing claims and cites numerous cures and improved health as evidence of its efficacy. It urges readers to try the remedy for tired nerves digestion and general weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Ohtpenind
Dirset
Amen
Ted
Puloe
Sversary
Berg
Sifenwupuna
St. Pasl
Minn
Paige
Pirusumly
Howlth
Fragmented BRLEP Telegrams From Aprils Various Dates
A scrambled series of 19th century telegram snippets mentioning Mantle in April, warnings about whisky influence in a reservation, political notices, a Pittsburgh child death, a Washington incident, a Minnesota shipwreck report, Copenhagen expedition notes, a Buirampon robbery, and labor referendum results with miners voting 28,653 in favor and 18,957 against a general strike.
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Immora
Valine
Claremore
Studying Temperance Mission In Kansas By Rev J G Stewart
Rev J G Stewart, a former Monmouth attorney, travels Kansas to study the temperance movement against Mrs Nation’s traffic. He engages with anti saloon forces and plans to attend a musical clubs convention while reporting on the movement’s reach and prospects across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Stewart
Kansas
Monmouth
Tit
Wiehlta
Eynagltatios
Carl Brewer
Tonoka
Stewart
Fervillke
Steven
Tahanil
New York City
Ranssp
Nation
Wurman
Kunwas
Musical Recital in Carnegie Hall and Kansas City plans
Mrs George Parkhurst and others performed in Carnegie Hall with Francis Powers guiding a winter study in New York. The program featured pieces by Linge felts and others. Several artists will join Powers in Kansas City on May 15 for a summer term concert. travels and engagements extend through May and June with many returning from trips and visiting friends in Washington and Chicago.
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George Parkhurst
Arthur R. Lingefelt
Maes Rint & King
Ske Churk
Dalley
New York
Francis Fisher Powers
Carnesié Hall
Topeldk Pestle
Toccatina
Powers
Kansas City
Linga Felt
Topeka
Federal Item
Leavenwirth
Boiler Overheat Investigation in Vancouver April 20
Vancouver officials begin inquiry into a boiler overheat incident reported April 20. The probe focuses on whether the boiler was properly maintained and if safety protocols were followed at the facility. Local authorities urge caution and sobriety amid the investigation.
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Vancouver
B.C
Cheyenne Prepares for McKinley Visit and Corner Stone
Cheyenne gears up for President McKinley’s visit with troops from Fort Fussell and local Guards. State and city organizations from Laramie Douglass Casper and other communities invited to join ceremonies at the capitol and the new Masons temple site. Governor Richards will deliver a welcome, and the president will lay the cornerstone before a parade to Fort Russell with planned excursions.
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McKinley
Ieeties
Fort Fussell
Wyo
National Guards Knights Templer
Gry Cremen
Cartissee
Laramis
Douglass
Casper
Fort Raumpell
Cheyenne
Negros Island Self Government Debated by Commission
March 21 correspondence from Bacolod, Negros reports Philippine commission delegates in the capital of the island review self government for Negros province. A reception at the governor’s country home, discussions on elected provincial officers, and a plan to establish two provisional governments while delaying full provincial law. Taft and other officials weigh centralization versus local control amid calls for broader native representation.
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Bacolod
Island of
Negros
Philippine
Thiands
United States
Philippine Commission
Anisado Lackon
Boonlod
Ona Eugar
Trea
Severino
Welne
America
Philippines
Fast
Cry
Taft
The
Baedid
Witytsabtifey
Newros
Ran Ging Lenatirviee
Land Oriental Nees
Form of the first centralized government of the Philippines
The fragment notes that the form of the initial centralized Philippine government is undecided yet, mentioning that it is headed in part by the governor and his associates. The wording is terse but indicates ongoing deliberations on governance structure.
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Philippines
Altj
Black Jack Plan Foiled by Prison Guards and a Woman
A Santa Fe woman schemed to release outlaw Black Jack by smuggling a revolver to convict George Ivenssa at the penitentiary during a failed attempted delivery. The plot aimed to free Tom Ketchum and Broncho Bir Carver, but vigilant prison staff and gun safety prevented the breakout. one officer fired, and Carver’s sister reportedly offered $3900 to aid smuggling. Otherwise, the escape would have succeeded.
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Denver
Santa Fe
N. M
Mays
Wiliam
George Aicvenssa
Lin
Tom Ketchum
Carver
Wilson
Jack
Wberry
Wilvot
Government Agent Austin to Visit Europe for Colonial Commerce Study
Austin, chief of the treasury bureau of statistics, sails for Europe to collect firsthand data on foreign colonial commerce of Britain, Germany, France and others, and to attend the European colonial officers congress at The Hague in June. The United States has not been represented before, but aims to gain insight to aid future commerce policy.
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Austin
United States
New York Steamer Lugs On After Propeller Shaft Loss
The American line steamer New York arrived in New York from Southampton on April 22 after losing a propeller shaft 38 hours out of Cherbourg. The ship sailed under starboard engine at about six knots, with no panic among passengers. It carried 86 saloon passengers, 170 in second cabin, and 60 steerage. Count Stanislus Colacheht, a saloon passenger, brings the red bat to Cardinal Martinelli.
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New York
American Line
Southampton
Cherbourg
Stanislus Colacheht
Cardinal Martinelli
Consecrate New German Catholic Church Opens Tomorrow
The new German Catholic church at the corner of Toird and Van Burensreete will be formally consecrated Wednesday morning at 8:90 o'clock. The service will be conducted by Rev. Bishop Fink of the Leavenworth diocese and include high mass and a sermon. After the sermon, children will be confirmed. After tomorrow the church will be used regularly for services. The pastor, Rev. Father Francis Henry, has served in Topeka for thirteen years.
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Toird
van Burensreete
Fink
Leaven- Worth Diopose
Bieh Masa
Francis Henry
Topeka
Planting a Maypole Sparks Washburn Sophomore Feud
Washburn College freshmen plan to plant a Maypole this evening as part of a traditional rite. Sophomores have guarded the area secretly for two weeks to block the ceremony, raising anticipation for a clash and possible excitement.
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Washburn College
Grand Opera House to Stage Turkish Bath and New Opera
Manager F A Warde books A Turkish Bath company for Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday matinee with low prices and India opening night. The Fe gar Prince, next to be produced, and Girette-Gtrofa will run Friday and Saturday evenings, plus a new operatic comedy at the matinee. Prices 10, 5, and 36 cents. Ladies free Friday night with paid 90 cent ticket. The Crawford will feature the musicians each night.
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F. A. Warde
Grand Opera House
India
Red Puta Bags a 4 37 Great Jones St BY
Red Puta secures a purchase at 4 37 Great Jones Street in New York City, with BY noted in the listing.
Souvenir Preparations for McKinley Reception at Glenwood
In Gould, plans outline a McKinley reception set for Glenwood Springs on April 30. Arrangements include formalities for a banquet at the Glenwort Hotel with guests and dignitaries invited.
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McKinley
Glenwood Springs
Denver
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BRLEP
Guthris
Lonton
Apri
Daly
J.P
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Letersi
Copenhagen
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Wato
Paria
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Baden
Noforlows
Tony March
Uae
Warder- Nal Uedietoe
Sures Neomni
Etradios
Tere
Seimu
Bim Dorr Norton
Ena
Mire
Reynor
Forka Wek
VNC
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H. J. Bone
Mansan
Lillian Fiske
Greed
Vermoot
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Ella Rams
Charles Hope
Wil Lake Piges
Katherine Heown
Henry Hubert
Chicago
Pentpylvanke
Alm. Worden
Margaret
Pueblo
Col
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Buchanan Athet
EH. Crosby
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Jas McQonnigle
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J. C. McClintock
Birs
Jeno Fyet
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Chlong
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Atchison
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Lawrence
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Bir
Mee
J. Crawford
Baxter Springs
Mr Begtt
Marlon Sayler
Pridss
Milas Amelia Bitz
Lillie Wr0es
Miles Leese Hedrell
Lillian Swanson
Mins Bithel Srulitt
Cara Stevens
Mies Tawra Saunders
Mins Ada Sage
Alfred Gris
Wall Scuithe
Pat Harman Herrington
Alex Jatx
Ed Sennen
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Cligence Dury
Crede Shufter
Aller Spoon
Ryan
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Cata
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Georg Cole
Helen Billeriy
Iday
California
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Vis Hora
Ealor
B. Colcord
Martinelli
Washburn
Atbint
Musicien
the Crawford
Victoria
F. Me. Condor
Sith
Panama
Mesama
Veessite
Felix Gouralius
Freie
Warren M.crosby &Co
DRY A Cares Kans
MAY Designers
Coughlin
Martin Fjardware CO
T. J. Coughlin Hardware Co
Kansas Ave
E. Sixth Street
W. J. Miller
Acme
Missouri Pacific
Kaness City
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern Linen
Atlantic Coast
Hinsas City
Omaha
Carthage
Ar. Hot Springs
St Joseph
Jae
Dines
F. E. Nipps
Ticket Agr
Topeks
HE C. Townsend
G. P
T.A. St. Lows
Eaeepes Aaden
Ollege
GOULD
Ber
Glenwort Eprinee
Tete Bpetees
Interms Sree
Pabnonaire Trinid Oeiar
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