Morrow's Kid-ne-his cure touted by Topeka buyers
The advertisement claims Morrow's Kid-ne-his remedy cures backaches nervous debility and general debility with positive testimonials from users in Topeka. It describes Morrow's Liveriaz granules and Kidne-nex tablets, packaged in wooden boxes, priced fifty cents to a dollar, with orders to Jane Morrow & Co Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Topeka
Vie
J. Ho
Kensaa Vente
Goodwin
Sincrow
Murrow
Resians
Swift & Holi
Jane Morrow & Co
Springfield
Obie
Funston's Exploits Clarified By Captain Boltwood Letter
Captain Edmond Boltwood of company K Twentieth Kansas replies to newspaper claims about Colonel Funston. He asserts the July 4 1899 letter corrects misstatements regarding Funston's actions at the Maralinga or Fort Donelson style engagement near Lawrence and the riverbank scene. Boltwood defends Funston against insinuations and reiterates details of the May 34 action, noting Major Whitman commanded the First Regiment and that several battalions performed heroically as the army pursued the enemy.
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Ottawa
Kan
Haw
Minced Boltwood
Company K
Twentieth Kareas
Ger
Stele
Colonel Funston
Dillon Tan
Stevie
Punsten Shoul
Colans Furiion Trading Nis
Uiere
Farale
Funston
Bacaio
Serond
Tio
Goat Funston
Xrade
Healy
Edmond Boltwood
Eee Popaay
Kane
Burlington Route advertised as a premier line
An old Burlington Route ad touts east bound service from the Missouri River via Saint Louis with wide vestibules, free chair cars, dining cars, and Pullman sleepers. It highlights two daily northbound trains to Omaha and Sioux City and westbound routes to Colorado and beyond, with low return rates and stopover options.
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Burlington
Bissouri River
Louis
Billings
Missouri River
Cieradd Kod
Ieaneee Ie
Aig Ma Poy Ue
Howard Elliott
Joseph
Atc
Automatic signaling device by Rock Island superintendent
Superintendent W T Stillwell of the Rock Island railroad has patented an electric automatic signaling device for trains. The system uses an order clip and lifting block to trigger an electric bell when train orders are encountered, alertting the engineer or fireman if forgotten. The mechanism operates without attention from the crew and can be mounted in the engine cab or along the track, with a spring and lever arrangement to control the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Stiilwett
Hook Island Railroad
Yevernes
Sip Bysen
Kansas
Audh
Rock Island Push Extends Line From Enid Toward Perry
Rock Island expansion pushes east from North Enid with about 400 workers and 100 horses. The plan is to reach Tonkawa and Perry, then possibly extend toward Pokhoska and southeast Kansas. Several miles of track already laid near Enid as grading and laying proceed rapidly.
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Rock Island
North Enid
Enid
Tonkawa
Perry
Pokhoska
Manin
Kanaa
Kansas City
Nook Island
Wheat Belt
Oklahoma
Sal
Railroad Notes Preview Changes In Personnel And Equipment
Railroad notes list多个 personnel moves including Prank Cole I returning after layoff, Ernest Schreiber returning to shops, Deve Thomas relocating to Texas, Jamer Thomas rites, Smith joining AOUW organizers, engineer Will Holloway and fireman Willis Denny in charge of engine 2345 on ballast train, Alva Young and family in Michigan, Rock Island line changes, a new chair car added to the Flyer, and the Rock Island timetable brief and reunion info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole I
Ernest Schreiber
Kansas Avenue
Rehiever
Deve Thomas
Texas
Williamete Sveckinie
Jamer ‘Thomas
Smith
A.O.U. W. Dn
Ellinois
Will Holloway
Willis Denny
James Patterson
Kansas
Toni
Omaha
Erly
R. Beekiet
Tork Teiana
Reunion
A. M. Puiter
Passenvier
Hack Ialand
Railroad baseball exhibits two games at Athletic park
Two Saturday games featured Santa Fe shops teams at Athletic park. Boilermakers beat Rough Riders 13 to 0 in five innings. Elmont met Santa Fe in a second five inning contest with Elmont’s side showing late improvement. Players Schafer Baxter Coutter Harris Hannigan Bathr and Curry are noted, along with strong performances by Hannigan Sheran Baughman Thompson and Ralhr. Rooters provided lively commentary as Wendell pitched in relief.
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Athletic Park
Santa Fe
Boilermakers
Rough Riders
South
Elmont
Roilermakers
Benn Deaten
Isiment
Mich Fun
Trimont
Warner
Wendell
Holcomb
John Curry
Hannigan
Sheran Baughman
Thompson
Ralhr
Rooters
Railway notes from Goodland list staff changes
Roy Rice leaves quick help role while Saunders Cain quits at the freight house. Carmichael returns from Canada and Mike Ryan visits Adair. Harry Woods resumes depot relief duties, John Cline oversees water work, and Hoon Talbott is laid off with Bruised. Tewis Frohmuth rests in Phillipsburg, Pat Brown returns to work after eye injury. George Copelry secures brakeman post after first local trip. Ed Frick resigns to farm. Aurand and Brendan swap runs. Hovey visits from Chicago to Goodland with wife, daughter to Colorado for health reasons.
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Roy Rice
Hastier
Saunders Cain
Freight House
Engineered Carmichael
Canada
Mike Ryan
Adair
Harry Woods
John Cline
Hoon Talbott
Roundhouse
aRerie
Bruised
Tewis Frohmuth
Depot Hotel
Phillipsburg
Pat Brown
George Copelry
Lawrence
Geraldson Sf
Woodward
Goulland
Ed Frick
Denver
PA Mipsburg
Aurand
Brendan
Sb, Hovey
Chicago, Rock Island & Texas
It Worth
Goodland
Colorado
Attorney General Godard Reconsiders Anti Trust Stance
A collapsed account notes Attorney General Godard, previously aligned with Governor Stanley against trusts, altering course and deciding against pursuing anti trust action. Politicians see echoes of former partisan positions as they react to the sudden shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godard
Stanley
Chicago Civic Federation
Mortitl
Realizing the Injuries from Trusts and Upcoming Conventions
The writer denounces state injuries from trusts and seeks remedy paths. He notes two major conventions to address reforms within sixty days, inviting information to aid measures for Kansans. He lists G A R reunions across multiple towns with dates and local officers.
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Kansas
Rumor and quips from early newspapers
A collage of witticisms and misheard conversations from the Indianapolis Journal and Boston papers. The snippet includes a rumor about Wiggins heading to an event, a quip on King Solomon, a line about age guessing, and aphorisms on honesty and the sun’s brightness.
Young Actress Miss Palmer Designs Butterfly Gown for Chicago Show
Peich's report highlights Miss Palmer spending summers in Topeka while preparing a season. She sketches gowns by night, sews five thousand silver spangles into a butterfly dress with a birdlike bodice, and plans juvenile and Ballatury Stock roles in Milwaukee or Toledo. She aims for Chicago art exhibit and possibly Paris exposition, crediting perseverance and hard work as key to her success.
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Peich
Topeka
Bike Palmer
Miss Palmer
Herd Rosemaker
Misa Palmer
Els
Bealdes
Falmer
George Stone
Ethely Palmer
Chicago
Palmer
Upsess
National League at Chicago and multiple results
Baseball scores from the National and Western leagues across several cities. Highlights include Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and St Joseph game-by-game innings and batteries. Notable performances mention pitchers Breitenstein Wood Pelt Detroits Gaston Shaw and Sulmers pitching at St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Googoo
Grurith
Dano Gelan
Guataghers
Zimmer
Potech Ont
Cincinnati
Breitenstein
Wood
Siuransas
Saas City
Grand Rapids
Hart and
Fisher
Rively and Sullivan
Atchison
ST. Joseph
Atenisin
Aubinon
Forest Park
Sulmers
Atenivan
Tally
Stazel Troft Chamberlain
Baseball Notes Show Breitenstein Tops Hitting Pitchers
Baseball notes detail Breitenstein as the best hitting pitcher with a .260 average, Flick rising among batting leaders, and Keeler scoring 100 runs. Debates on league balance and team plans continue as Cleveland, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia discuss standings, players, and upcoming venues.
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Breitenstein
Donovan
Beaumont
Delehanty
Cincinnnat Si
Washington
Cincinnati
Keeler
McGraw
Flick
Tentey
Goeckel
Donlin
Beckley
Cappy
St. Louis Teas Ds
Cowley
Tom
Goecksl
Knepper
Cleveland
Joe Quinn
Clevelands
Brooklyns
Bostons
Petit
Tom Tucker
Chris van der Ahe
Pop Anfon
Burns
Olf Enitimores
Baseball Man
Brooklyn
Heston
Boston
Nopswice
Orth
Taylor
Phillips
Magee
Louisville
Filadelphia
Philadelphia
Cooley
Bill Dahlen
Chitages
Dahlen
Ball Park
Lincoln County Democrats Nominate County Officers
Lincoln Center Aug 21 Democrats of Lincoln county named W M McCanless for Treasurer John C Burt for Sheriff San Bram bush for Register of Deeds W M Grimm for Clerk A Bishop for Surveyor Maurice Cromwell for Coroner and George B Palmer for Commissioner Other civic listings note an Undertaker moving to the Masonic Temple block.
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Iscoln
Lincoln Center
Democrats
Lincoln County
W. M. McCanless
John C. Burt
San Brambush
W. M. Grimm
A. & Bishop
Maurlce Cromwell
Rubb
George B. Palmer
Undertaker
Masonic Temple
Topeka Citizen Credits Dean’s Kidney Pills Cure
HL Smith of 1408 Tinata Street recalls severe illness in 1493 spring with loss of ambition and nerves. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills prescribed by Rowley and Snowe, he reports relief and credits the remedy for his recovery, urging readers to buy from dealers.
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Topeka
HL Smith
Santa Fe
Rowley & Snowe
Dean
Paster Siniourn Oat Buffalo
UD R
Kansas Fairs List of County Agricultural Shows and Dates
A compiled schedule of Kansas county fairs and agricultural associations with secretaries and dates. Entries include Allen through Jewell counties with fair dates ranging August to October, listing secretaries and locations such as Garden City Winfield Burlington and Wichita.
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Sania
Coburn
Allen County Agricultural Society
Wheaton
Thia
Anderson County
C. BH. Rice
Garnett
Brown County Fair Association
Grant W. Harrington
Hisewath
Ier
Cotrey County Fair Association
J. Re Wified
Burlington
Cowley County Fair Association
J. Kennedy
Winfield
Tamber
Douglas County-Kaw Vetly Barl Association
Tracy Learmand
Eeertur
Laurenes
Count Agricultural Societys
A. Min
Septentier& Johnson County Co-operative Pair Association
J. M. Warren
Edgerton
Marshall County
Montgomery County
Coffeyvau
Pate
Kennedy
Coffeyville
Morrin County
Cimel Reve
Reptember Ies
Neentio County
Hirie
Atenet
Neosho Gaunt
Hanute Agricultural, Fair
Anecauunt Aus
Bureia
Chanute Reptember
Negas County Pair Association
Sammy Sheaffer
Ness City
Beptem
Oeage County Fair
Ca Sepiean
Curtis
Burlinearne
Osborne County Fair Association
Sly Bi Smith
Osborne
Riley County Agricaiteral Amelsty
Charles Kiciner
Iey
Baline County Vericultural Horticultural and Mechanical Association
HB. Reveue
Salimas
Sedgwick
Wichita State Association
Tyler
Wecretary
Wichita
Wilson Conunty
Fredonia Agricultural Aj AP Cooker
Rooks County
Hldorede
Jewell County Fair Association
LeRoy Hulse
Mankato
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Ino
Kid-ne-oids
Boltwood
Goth
Privieres
Ar Pal Eieteiana
Castor
Railroad News
Stillwell
The
Coloredo
Chisrade Do
Green
Frien la Junta
North Bridge Street
Parbie
Brown
Canon City
Dodge
Jenn
Shaw
John Huehiett
Ford
Pueb
George D. Pond
California
Bis
Svart
Crawford
Pond
Norvell Willikely
Win
Patios
Hewitt
Norvell
George A. Conrad
Jones
Dalton
MecHtwain
Sam Souyser
Sondufter
Patton
Fay Willey
Williams
Weber
Hale
McPherson
Geo. D. Pond
Ventura
Santa Fe Railway
de Iuick
Depot Park
Round House
Bulldine
Fog Pole
Railroad Notes
Condurtor
Mrkiwain
Ogels
Dick* Cutting
Wanberly
This Ay
Eanses
Tha
Cherryvale
Charles A. Mitchell
Hamilton
J. Hastwood
Heneca
R. §. Robbins
Chicksskin
John C. Garnett
Cedarvale
Wiliam P. Lynch
Baxter Springs
J.B. Royer
Agra
J. D. Matteson
Arkansas City
R. al Gilmer
Marion
Fred Lewis
J. R.moore
Gaylord
J. G. B. Armistead
Grenola
D. M-Reid
Aglobesit State Reunion
Wiggins
Indianapolis Journal
Salsmon Sala
Bobby
Boston Trayer
Miss Ethelyn Palmer
To An
Peka
National League
Milwaukee
Reldy
Itusting
Speer
Kella
Raboa
Tee
Wee Bloouiooof
Newton
Minneapolis
America
Mauch Chunk
Allegheny Mountaine
New York State
Wiagaea Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Kohl
W. R. Weible, Carpenter
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