Secret of Happiness for Women Advocates a Cure
A period style piece urges weary women to seek Warner’s Ente Cure for female weaknesses and ailments. It cites testimonials from Butler and nearby areas, claiming the remedy restores health and enables women to resume duties. The text promotes the product as a universal, lifesaving solution for distress and weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra
G. Carnes
Butler
Basiya
Hearitemuel
Warner
Priests of Pallas in Carnival Debate Sparks Tense Clash
Fragmented coverage shows the Karnival Krewe and Priests of Pallas clashing over plans during Cap-val week. A Commercial Club meeting reveals mixed opinions and a push by Krewe supporters to gain broader backing while priests advocate restraint. The dispute hints at a shifting mood and possible sharp changes in attitudes among local groups.
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Pallas
Frmiere
Lund
Charlew J. Schamelzer
Kerntva
Keewe
Ealias
Palle Athens
Senmeleer
wAlry
Puline
Pricets
Locmas
Fyard
Directuce of the Briers
Patin
No Tidings of the Cleveland Part Teeneen4
A fragment describes unclear events and mentions a report from Tatoneh. The passage notes messages from Leitner Cleveland and a motif of whipping cures via Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The text is garbled and presents as a historical item with limited readable facts.
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Cleveland
Abe
Ayer
Kansas Beef Steer Report Highlights Cattle Growth
Secretary F B Coburn presents the Kansas State Board of Agriculture quarterly report for the period ending December 21 1897. It analyzes beef production from cattle fattening and feedlot practices, including feeding regimes costs labor yarding and market values, plus notes on pastures salt and grain feeding economics and the state’s beef market and future wealth linked to cattle production. It also covers delinquent taxes and county tax credits disputes across Kansas with administrative efforts to clarify records and settle claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BP. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Verona
al Theme
Karisas
Cates
Valagas & Tasis
Court Plan Aims to Settle Tax Disputes with Counties
A proposed court plan seeks to end tax quarrels between the state and multiple counties. The dispute involves the state auditor and county clerks of Kar Was fre Ik nly, with potential lawsuits and stipulated facts to obtain a court decision on disputed points.
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Kar
Coburn Emerges as Kansas Gubernatorial Candidate Core
The Coburn boom for governor grows as supporters urge him to run amid widespread letters from Kansas party leaders and prominent men. Coburn remains silent. no single Kansas figure disputes the rising speculation about his candidacy.
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Coburn
Blican Party
Kansas
Coburn Remembered as Efficient Secretary of Agriculture
The passage honors Str Coburn describing him as the most efficient and painstaking Secretary the state board of agriculture ever had. He was endorsed by the board in January for the role under President McKining and respected across parties for making the department useful to the state. Coburn, a practical farmer, began with cultivation work and later ran a livestock and farmers' paper before being chosen for the secretary post.
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Str
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
McKining
Annie Diggs In Town Calls for Abolition of Metropolitan Police
Mrs Annie Diggs touring Topeka urges immediate repeal of the metropolitan police law as undemocratic and corrupt. She also advocates tight coal inspection rules and a railroad law limiting rates, warning the legislature may misstep as in previous winters. She criticizes Rep Brown’s attack on Sen Harris and notes public confidence eroded.
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Saya
Metropolitan Police
Annie Diggs
Nirrac
Topeka
Diggs
Mrs. Diggs
Hever
W. P Brown
Harris
Brown
Harrie
Ulaa
Winfield Protest Alleges Unfair Freight Rates
Winfield mayor leads a state rail board complaint against Santa Fe lines alleging discrimination in freight charges. It cites 27 cents per bushel from Winfield to Galveston versus 15 cents from Kansas City to Galveston, noting Winfield is closer by 250 miles. Additional grievance targets Perry hauling costs and Arkansas City routing. The governor receives district papers and supporting documents to advocate Rosedale’s second-class city status.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Maxar Loomis
Winfield
Santa Fe Railroad
Galveston
Kansas City
Arkansas City
Perry
Arkansas Cty
Governor issues proclamation aiding Kansas City suburb
Governor issues four proclamations affecting the Kansas City Kansas suburb and probate judge duties under a new fee and salary law. Attorney General Hoyle opines probate fees and permits should be reallocated rather than reverting to the county, impacting Frank Strain and Sedge of Plainive county.
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Ander
Hoyle
Summer Point
Giants Battle Amid Wheat Market Turbulence in Chicago
Chicago December wheat trading faces strains as Armour and Lester push for market influence. Reports describe shifting stock from contracts to house elevators, with rapid movements from July to December and attempts to align Chicago prices with other markets.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Lester
Europe
Armour
Tim
Lahrt
LeVer
Conmay
Steam Snow Plows to Reach Dawson via Chilkoot Trail
Washington reports a plan to ship ten steam locomotives to Alaska to open the interior for miners. Secretary Alger pressed to aid food-suffering workers as crews expect to traverse Chilkoot or Dalton trails with possible cable power at a half mile stretch near Chilkoot Pass. From Selkirk to Dawson, officials say crossing the snow may be completed with these machines.
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Washington
Kiondike
Alger
Alaska
Dalton Trail
War Department
Chilkeot Puse
Selkirk
Dawson
Lodge Elections Reveal New Officers for Two Orders
The Patrimene of America elects Yast Patriarch C. W. Harrison and other officers including senior patriarch A. D. Bauer, Viet patriarch Mr. Kate Blanch, priest Miss Bessie Butex, and secretary Chas. J. Tylor. The Ar canum names past regent BT Lewis and regent CW Ryus among its officers. Also advertised are patent medicines and local services such as Miller's Pharmacy and Peerless Steam Laundry, with a brief note on quality over price.
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the Patrimene of America
Yast
C. W. Harrison
A. D. Bauer
Viet
Kate Blanch
Miss Bessie Butex
Frank Blanch
Chas. J. Tylor
John ‘T. Chanex
Golds
Warren Chaney
Gaurd
Porter
AB. Manway
W. E McVey
The
Arcanum
BT. Lewis
CW Ryus
A. C. McKittrick
John Norton
J. J. Dubreuil
Chas
Bo Tyler
Federation of Labor Opposes Hawaiian Annexation
Nashville delegates at the AFL convention adopted a resolution opposing Hawaii annexation. Andrew Furuseth spoke against annexation and a substitute proposal to present to Congress was adopted. A second resolution supported organizing stationary engineers for an eight hour day on May 1. Barbecue and speeches followed at Tulane.
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Federation of Labor
Nashville
Tenn
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Hawaii
T. J. Elierin
United States Senate
Mawatian Islands
Hswall
Andrew Furuseth
George E McNeill
Tulane
Goveernor R. I. Taylor
Posthen portmaster tightens mail carrier bonds after April first
General Gary amends regulations in Posthen Washington to require that all letter carrier bonds be issued by surety companies. Previously about half were private individual bonds, but many became worthless due to bondsmen deaths and other factors. The change aligns with practical business methods and standard practices.
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Washington
Vec
Gary
Towers of Flame New York Dec UW Prof Pi Serviss reports sunspot display
In Brooklyn observatory Garrett Pi Serviss described a vast solar eruption seen through a telescope. He estimated gigantic flame structures thousands of miles high, bright colors, and a dramatic edge eruption expected in days. Also listed: Olof Ekberg, merchant tailor, 712 Kansas avenue offering a first class suit for $25.
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New York
Garrett Pi Serviss
Brooklyn
Olof Ekberg
Kansas Avenue
Census Saving Debate Highlights Civil Service Costs
Washington report shows Commissioner Wright estimates the last census could have saved about 80,492 dollars with civil service, excluding printing and engraving. The inquiry, prompted by Senator Lode, compares costs of office labor and field force under civil service versus current arrangements. The discussion notes potential reductions amid political pressures and staffing dynamics.
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Washington
Dee
Iks
Boda
Currie Wright
Commissioner of
Labor
Weitten
Lode
Wright
Census Bureau
Department of Labor
Civil Service
Pas
Cansus Buresta
Riten
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ROYAL
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State House
Harper County
Soburn
F_ b. coBURN
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Ban “City
Wrundotte
Leedy
Rose
Rosédale
Will Izsue
Kan
Armour and
Leiter
Batlard'’s
Geo
W. Stansted
Miller's Pharmacy
Cor
Topeka Avenue
Peerieus Steam Laundry
West 8Th
Kun. Ave
Cremerie
Scott @ Scott
E. B. Guild
Posthen
Towers OF Flame
Bscott & Scott
Santa Claus
Ontiitier
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