Mothers Urged to Read Chin Article on Kidneys
A Topeka appeal cites children with weak kidneys and bedwetting as caused by inflammation. It advertises Morrow's Kid-neoids yellow tablets, endorsed by Mrs Hewitt of Wilson Ave and Tenth St, as a remedy, with claims of benefits for Gracie Hewitt and urging mothers to write for more information. The ad claims price 50 cents per box and promotes Liver-Lex for constipation at 25 cents, sold by local druggists and Swift & Molnday's store, Springfield Ohio manufacturers John Morrow & Chemists.
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Topeka
Morrow
Misty
Bf & Sterling
Tih
Mra. C. A. Hewitt
Wilson Avenue
Tenth 6Th
Gracie
Mm Hewitt
Buik
Molnday
John Morrow
Springfield
Ohio
Saloon Row Sparks Augsta Tense Police Action
Augusta Ga witnesses erupt in a saloon row involving Dennis Con Felt of the Fifteenth Minnesota. Deputized by Sumner, commander of the Second Army Corps, about a hundred Minnesota men seized ammunition from a regimental store and looted cases. Three troops and infantry were deployed to scour the woods, ringleaders jailed, and Hadley surrendered after a half day of tense pursuit.
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Augusta
Peob—saud
Dennis E Confelt
Srown Hadley
O'Connell
Hadley
Minnesota
Tal Company
Sumner
Sir Greinice
Secont
Third Cavalry
Ota
Toorryntin
Gee
Sumnee
Irom
Ar- Tryst
Pape Artisisp
Sas Keresine
Case ends in favor of Archbishop Kain in Tuohy dispute
Washington reports the prolonged case of Rev. John Tuohy of St. Patrick’s, St. Louis, against Archbishop Kain has been decided for the archbishop. The findings call for Tuohy to yield rights, enter retreat, and then have priestly faculties restored with adjustments for his future support. The ruling closes a major ecclesiastical lawsuit with potential for further revision by the archbishop.
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Washington, Fou
John T. Pushy
St. Patrick's Church
St. Louis
Kain
Apos
Ali Detesate
Mer
Martinelli
Father Tuchy
Father i
Sor
Father
Archbianhoy
Commonwealth Institute Opens With Sermon by Prof Herron
Prof George D Herron of Grinnell Iowa delivers a sermon without text at the Commonwealth Institute in Representative Hall, urging scrutiny of monopolies and a society founded on equality. Mrs Annie L Digen heads the event for the Women’s Commonwealth club of Kan fan, framing a nonpartisan sociological discussion.
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Representative Hall
Common Wealth Institute
George D. Herron
Applied Christianity
Iown College
Grinnell
Iowa
Annie L. Digen
Commonwealth Club Movement
Women’s Commonywealth Club
Kanfan
Herron
T Carmot
Iowa College
Topeka
Azatnet
United States
Wall Street
United States Senate
Spearheading Economic Plots Stir Public Debate in Spain War Tale
Dr Herron outlines a dubious wartime conspiracy claim involving twelve men seeking to profit from army contracts and newspaper control. He mentions Gen Miles, railroad heads, and plans to precipitate war to gain 326 million, while criticizing Brazilian and American actions and the rise of Christian socialists amid professorship struggles.
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Br. Lloyd
Miles Haw
Herron
Chicago
Gomez Is Sour Take the Money But Continue to Hick
A Havana dispatch reports Gen Maximo Gomez rejects foreign intervention despite accepting 2000000 for his fighters. He praises Cuban soldiers but vows Americans prevent a free republic, calling Cuba their house and denouncing forced guidance and U S dominion.
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New York
Havana
Maximo Gomez
Robert P. Porter
Cuba
Gomez
Spain
Confessional Controversy Tears Episcopal Church Unity
In New York City the Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross faces a rift over introducing the confessional. Rector Augustin Elmendorf has led reforms toward high church practices, including incense and vestments, while the confessional is resisted. Opponents plan protests, some members have resigned, and a heated dispute within the congregation threatens the church’s stability.
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Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross
York
Fets
Church of the Holy Cross
Uvreey City
Christ Church
Augustine Elmendorf
HOW MONARCHS SLEEP
The article notes rulers like Leopold of Belgium and Wilhelm of Germany sleep in day or night regimes, contrasting beds and sheets. It mentions Abdul Hamid and other rulers, plus a Washington transit notice offering discounted tickets via Vandalia Pennsylvania Short Lines with ten day stopovers and free information from J M Chesbrough in St Louis.
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Leopold
Berlin
Zelleridher Zeltune
William
Leopold of
Helgium
Wilhelming
Chiurat
Himbert
Italy
Abdul Hamid
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
National Capital
J. M. Chesbrough
A. G. P. Agt
St. Louis
Rock Island Rail Extension to Anadarko by Feb 12
Kansas City, Feb 6 reports outline the Rock Island extension from Chickasha to Ft Sill reaching Anadarko by February 12. An excursion will run from Chickasha and other points once completed, expanding Fort Sill and local stock and merchandise business.
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Rock Island
Chickasha
Ft. Sill
Anadarke
Ft SU
Rugh Springs
Best
Truesdale Chosen as Sloan's Successor at Delaware, Lackawanna
New York February 6 railway news reports W H Truesdale first vice president and general manager of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific chosen by the non committee of the board of directors as successor to Samuel Sloan who retires due to age and ill health at Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The notice notes other rail items from Belleville and nearby regions including weather delays, track work, depot construction, and railway personnel changes.
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New York
Railway News
W. H. Truesdale
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Iifs
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Samuel Sloan
Neb
Indian Territory
Chickasha
Anudarks
James McQuaide
Belleville
McFarland
Montrose
Jewell County
Mankats
Smith Center
Phillipsburg
Horton Shops
C. M. Jones
Davenport
Rock Island
Thomas Lane
Lebaron
Charles Holt
D. Sweeney
New York Central
Third
Sweeney
Denver & Filo Grande Company
Courtland
Santa Fe
Bill on railroad relief faces bitter opposition in Senate
In Indianapolis Fen, debate centers on a bill to authorize voluntary relief associations to aid workers injured or killed on the job. The measure would allow employers to pay into relief funds covering medical costs and pensions, potentially defending actions for damages. Strong opposition argues it undermines established statutes.
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Indianapolis
Fen
Ahollehicu
Grace
Milltiue
Moporine Tle
Une
Ehitu
Siator
Raitroad
Cubans Refuse Beef At Food Distribution Incident
Reports detail widespread spoilage in rations handed to Cuban authorities amid a crisis in Havana. Officials claim shipments labeled for Simmy rations contained tainted meat, with hundreds of cases rejected and fears of broader contamination. Investigators trace cans showing marks to Chicago buyers and note transfers to a local subsistence department. The Havana institute reportedly refused the supplies.
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Hawana
Gtr
Freckenridge
Chicago
Cupar Pekulooa M. Sittin
Subsistence
Gf Armaur
Libtey
Nell & Datihey
Ano Ware
Phew Rien
Tie Heetitute
Gomez belittled in London letter on Cuban politics
London correspondent reports a January 6 letter praising Cuba’s attitude toward America and General Maxime Gomez. The writer doubts Gomez will exert lasting influence on Cuban affairs, noting Commissioner Gould’s broad trust across Cuba.
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London
Landen
Peh
America
Gould
Cuba
Maxime Gores
Whole village burned in Hungary amid panic and injuries
A Hungarian tragedy describes a complete village fire in the Sinegpra Lipta district where many residents fled in a frenzy. Survivors report horses and livestock trampled amid chaos with several burns and fatalities. Nearby rail workers and observers note the event as a harsh blow to the community. Local papers recount the scene and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Sinegpra
Liptay
Hungary
Ramses
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