Women Speak on Dark Shadows and Kidney Woes
A set of letters from women describe stress and its health toll, especially on kidneys and digestion, then praise Warner's Safe Cure as the remedy. Notable testimonials from Mrs. Tisstane of Vinahaven, Miss Hammond of Fairplay, and Mrs. Hattie Mowery of Tarkly claim relief from kidney trouble, fatigue, and related symptoms after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
Tisstane
Vinahaven
Indy
Eagne Hotel
Warner
Murcat
T Hammond
Fairplas
Mareh
Lisa
Kitner
Hattie Mowery
Tarkly
Warfer
Bladder
Iver
One More Big Snow Hits Kansas Towns In Daylong Storm
A severe snowstorm swept the region with strong north winds and plummeting temperatures. Streetcars stalled, telegraph lines failed, and pedestrians struggled through deep drifts as trains and services reported varying impacts across Kansas and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonn
Jennings
Chicago
Kansas
Kansas City
Otk Island
Smith Center
Lebanon
Sasters
Bnew War Ain
Salina
Tralus
Western Union
Port Stott
Sesern Kassas
Santa Fe
Exuporta
Newtha
Puresil
Eer
Arly
Chanute
Missiesippol
Formine
Beloved Mire Macks Ekeam Involved In Warrantless Arrest
The text describes B. H Macks alias Ekeem brought from New Mexico amid claims of unlawful restraint and arrest without warrant. Perry and Doran file to Judge Riner for habeas corpus regarding Macks’s transfer to Topeka. A connected case mentions an alleged seizure of Mrs Macks’s money and belongings during the arrest and subsequent relocation with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Mike
Macks
Wan
Lee
Abe
Diamonds and money stolen from hotel heirs seek recovery
Mrs Macke and her mother were employed at the hotel for their board. A suit will be commenced to recover the diamonds and money taken at Walr from Sirs Macke. The incident involved a hotel with an unresolved loss and no money left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macke
Sirs. Macke
Great Northern
Chicagi
Mex Blumenthal
Civea
Joaquin Miller on Angio Saxon Tour and American Power
The poet Joaquin Miller describes a world tour and a grand Pacific voyage, recounting exotic fur garments and a dramatic costume. He envisions the United States as a rising global protector and urges fortification, naval strength, and assertive leadership from the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongus
Josquin Miller
Fee
Miler
United States
World
New York
St. Louie
Pacific
Philippines
Todia
Jaxon
Telanis
Pasnacidis
Peru
Brazil
Women Pray At The Polls For Prohibition Loss
In Macon Georgia on a December day about 300 women gathered near the Prohibition section listening to speeches. They offered sandwiches chairs and prayers while voting on the anti prohibition ticket. The anti prohibition candidates carried the day by more than 1300 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Alfonso's Legacy and the 3,000,000 Pesos Bequest
A Madrid report notes a will leaving 3,000,000 pesos to the young King Alfonso of Spain. The bequest comes from a deceased relative, claimed to be the natural son of Ferdinand VII and great uncle to Alfonso. Relatives opposed the will, but the matter was decided in the king’s favor by a next friend acting under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Apain
Felacio Heine
Fdinand VII
Alfonso
W Kane Relieved of Indictments Hanging Over Him
New York report states McKane former Gravesend political ruler is freed from further accountability on offenses alleged in late 1890s indictments. Eleven indictments were found with ten remaining. Judge Garner dismissed them at the request of Deputy U.S. Attorney Edward McGee who led the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Dee
McRane
Gravesend
Metlane
Judes
J. Garner
Edward Mr. Eeere
Ie Oaneral
McKane
North Topeka News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
North Topeka and nearby areas report a flood of travel and visitors with Mfeno keri, Washington D.C., Denver, Emporia, and Chicago stops. Local society notes detail dances, church services, a MT Koolah club, high five games, and prize awards, along with a horse racing owners ranking in London society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Pennick
McChistock
Washfexton
D.C
Wi Davis
Denver
G. W. Petro
Horton
Gertrude McClellan
Emporia
Farn Ault
Meriden
Pleasant Risit
Eva Warr
Henry Anbolts
Railroad
Chicago
Chauncey Tew
Sante Pe
Che Swarts
Seneeld
Curren
Grantville Road
Calhoun Hlutfe
Slayton Hummer
Jefferson County
Whitney
Church of the Good Shepherd Tomor
This Holcomb
Frank Curry
Mise Kimball
Martha Kimball
West Gerson Street
Jordan Havying
Delman
Haurtics
Sven
Bire Delman
J. Fulton
W. Hi. Harliss
J. A. Campbell
Charles Hearthure
M. Petra Dtra
William M.G. Lane
Camrditun
Bessie Reeder
Populist Party Plans Autopsy After Defeat
The Populist state central committee led by Taylor Kiddie will meet after New Year to study defeat causes and discuss future plans. Leaders from county committees will join as fusion with Democrats is debated and the party’s survival or merger is explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iteci
Jundirs
Taylor Riddie
State Central Committee
Kiddie
State Central
Iver Gelax
Democratic Party
Vtil
Topeka Grand Army Day Flag Fund Awards Old Soldiers Square
About a year ago associates of the Grand Army in Topeka planned paving a cemetery square with funds raised by a city school contest. Harrison school won the city prize. Doser school led the country scheme with about 45 cents per pupil. Ex Senator Marta and others delivered a flag to Dover after visiting South Mission Creek school. A big turnout honored the event, with Mr Rogers and Mr Shull aiding ceremonies and Senator Martin presiding. Grand Army posts have raised funds for refunds, with a target of 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Pedis
Topeks St
Harrison School
Doser
South Mission Creek
A. J
Else Bull
John Dudiey
Dover
South Mission School
Cremuns
Rogers
Shull
Martin
Gettysburg Field Litigation in U S Court
A garbled report notes Gettysburg Field as the subject of a U S Court case. It mentions a jury verdict and possible appeals, with references to a judge and a timeframe, but many words are unreadable. The visible details imply a civil dispute over property or damages and a court decision under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Field
U .S
Ten Years in Prison For Southall Fraudulent Checks Case
Ten years in prison was imposed on Southall for stealing 750000 dollars through fraudulent checks. The case involved alleged government check fraud and influence over others across the country. The entangled legal actions and brief notes mention the Sisters of Saint Franciecum Iowa and a rheumatism remedy advertisement from January 1, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southall
Grier Saul
Lacey
Inch
Eure
Sisters
Saint Francie Cum
Iowa
Regan
Uess
Swift & Halliday, Drug Co
W. B. W Witson
Arnold Drug Co
Social and Personal Notices Highlight Local Society Events
Misses Margaret and Grace Weiss host a progressive party on Tyler Street with guests from Kansas City Chicago and Atchison. The Chautauqua program Viennese Club Dance Orphans Home entertainment and many gatherings are reported with numerous local hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Grace Weiss
Tyler Street
Toomis
Silas Mertsheimer
Kansas City
Mise Eana Speer
Chicago
Helen Small
Atchison
Hi. L. P. Hillyer
Geo. W. Parkhirst
H. V. Hinckkey
F. Dietrich
N. S
James L. King
H. Crosby
Stra
W. T Crosby
E. Pounds
LH. Munn
Theodore Harmmatt
W. A. Morton
A. 8. Quinton
Mra
Ninos
Rot. Hervick
Mro
GC. Nichols
HO. Garvay
Spencer
W. BH. Eastman
Hawkins
Wile Ham
Fred Freeman
Temes
B. Hayden
George Crawford
Arthur Capper
Frank Edwon
3. Farrell
W. H. Johnston
Helen Thompson
Myrtle Jetmore
Mary Moon
Mary Thompson
Harsbleist
Myrtle Davis
Ivah Imuis
Daisy Sherman
Bessie Went
Lotta Ranney
Biles Elja Scovill
Grace Jileon
Birdena Crandei
Mabel Wison
Missy Helen Wilson
Edoo Crane
Kate Critchfield
Osksloos
Susie Gay
Mixa Gertende Bexertux
Lillian Whitelock
Margaret Dudley
Jeannette Lard
Bliss Mary Frost
Jean
Harmony Hall
Grace Lemon
Cowles
Mim
Kate Fleishman
Ruby Roark
May Wilson
Ettie Wilson
Jessie Stultz
Vida Wood
Mixes Mabel Wood
Hose Davis
Karak Horner
Helen Walker
Ethel DeObert
Nnteed Prescott
Roger Santiock
Louie Pelt
Harry Beard
Wu Huan
Fred Gehagan
Allan Lauck
Clark Daliey
Phil Dailey
Harvey Davis
George Barry
Harry Bowen
Btalosim Garrard
Curtis Bulley
George Duden
Gale Jones
W. W. Gevitt
Orphans
Tensa
Bearlade Prescott
Iley Fuken
Mike Wyatt
Mise Katherine Mills
Misa
Edie Carpenter
J. Smith
Geneve Giles
Nellie Kirk
Mire Anderson
Gavitt
Community Whist Clubs and Social Gatherings Calendar
Topeka social notes list upcoming meetings and visits. Neighborhood Whist and Friendly Whist clubs meet midweek with multiple hostesses. Modern Literature and Dewis Whist clubs gather Monday afternoon. many residents travel between Topeka, Kansas City, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Valentine
Ross Burns
W. K Ward
Kansas City
Topeka
Ward
Port Arimur
Sabini Pass
Gulf Coset
Modern Literature Club
Dewis Whist Club
Wis
Mira T. Fy
Jane
Nannie HL Smyser
Perth Ambay
WG. Smyser
HM. Philips
Topeka Avenue
Helen Green
Guthrie Ok
Mary Walton
Bethany
J. H. Johnston
Galveston
Tex
W. G. Johnston
Chicause
Largest car of grain ships from Leavenworth to St Louis
In St Louis on December 3, C L Graham & Co received the largest grain car ever shipped, 3 570 pounds net of No 2 toasted corn from Leavenworth Kansas. The car carried 500 bushels per freight car standards and exceeded prior records by more than 10 400 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
C L. Graham & Co
Leavenworth
Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joaquin Miller
Kane
Yale
North
Tupeka
Kimball Pay. Co
Mary Leiter
London
Jady Curzon
Paris
Worth House
Kansas State Socialist Party
Fates
Social and Personal
Ninte Chautauna
Iish
Reviar
Joan of Arc
Ben Bur Eave
B. FP. Sim
EG. Moore
J. ¥. Clarkson
BF. Messirfin
George Bowning
C. Hammond
H. J. Moore
Annie Thomas
Bunce
N.N. Confer
Calm Deal
J. A Squires
Hudson's Hall
Eagle
Reobert Pierce
Charles Blood Smith
Irving W. Dogtittle
Charles Downing
James b_ King
H. L. Robinson
FL P. Gatehell
TL Ewes
Airs
W. Webb
S. C. Nichols
Ain Mee
PW. Freeman
H_ 1
Hall
Shubert
M. A. R. Lingafelt
MS. & Warer
A. A Scott
W. M Hell
Lt. Korn
Leen ‘Tate
William Macferran
Matthew Macferran
J.B. Furry
James B Hayden
BR. Hankln
W. H. Eastreas
W.J. Radcliff
H. V. Hincksey
W. L. Newcomer
Misa Margeret Heer
Ray Blartin
Lindsbure
Pittsburg
Edna Crane
Mies Watkins
Mise Mabel Wison
Mina Helen Wilson
Rete Critchfeld
Oskatoosa
Charles Byrnes
Elward Dennis
Dane McVicar
John Waters
Austin Brady
Wil Wiksdal
Hal Harlow
Robert Ruszies
BE JL. White
Dick Alden
Horace | Maccferran
Jaccard
Harper's Weekly
H. G. Wells
Robert W. Chambers
de Soto
E. S. van Zile
Manita
Honolulu
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Harper & Brothers
Pranklin Square
New 7
Bachelor Club
Burl Ewart
Hhis
van Buren Street
Spest
A. R. Banks
Rosebure
Bertha Case
Lawrence
Ada
Ro Ritchie
Pueblo
Ano Wi
C. B
Koal
Kash
Cash Coal Co
Credit Pi
4Th & Adams
Meiam
Nets
U. Abedas
Hopkins
Ieee
Albany
Jentists
Kansas Ave
Crven
Teter
Glpee
Gentamn Smerwe Srla Tech
Comte Gotland
Joe St. Joseph
Leip Sages Aioe
Elliott
Bick St Louie
Dee
Otte Kushne
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