Reteee 10 Seee Old A L Meats and Lards
A damaged shopping list style notice catalogs meats and lards, teas, tobaccos, flours, beans, oats, rice, crackers, and household staples with varying packaging and prices. It lists Wolf and Wolff brand hams, assorted teas, tobacco brands, pancake flours, breakfast syrups, canned goods, and baking items, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century general store inventory fragment.
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Wolf's Capital
Wolff
California
Steve Polleh
Wedded a Millionaire in Private Kansas City Ceremony
In Kansas City at the home of the bride’s parents 718 Forest avenue Miss Maude Fritz became the wife of James L Floyd the millionaire known as the gold king of California. The wedding was private due to a sick family member but marveled at for its lavish violet decor and scenic floral display. The groom’s best man was Walter Fritz and Rev S M Neel officiated. The couple plan a long honeymoon starting with New York then Florida Mexico and Europe aboard the Majestic, with grand jewels and a violet themed gown accompanying the ceremony.
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Kansas City
Ohie City
James L. Piood
California
Mauders Fritz
John Prita
Forest Avenue
Fritz
Tsan
Mins Vrandes Ljilis
Walter Fritz
8. M. Neel
Central Presbyterian Church
Constance May Flood
Anib
Lynn Hanksehng
Nell Muret
Escone Justin
Roberne
John Fritu
Evaris
James Li. Floyd
Lillis
Hatel
Iaid
Wis
Steckham
Midland Hotel
Susan Waters
Maryland
Yousted Waters
New York
Aed Gtwin Wu Amald
Florida
Mexico
Europe
India
Austratia
Manila
China
Mariborourhereen
Wade
Prohibition Debate in Kansas Temperance Talks at State Library
Governor W I Stanley addresses Topeka temperance groups urging enforcement of the law and public education. He cites Ohio example of temperance work and calls for revived public sentiment, parental education, and community involvement through churches and youth groups. Judge Cunningham welcomes attendees and condemns saloon influence in politics while urging swift action on prohibition enforcement.
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W. I. Stanley
State Temperance Union
New State Library
Topeka
Howe
Humboldt
Kansas
Qhlo
Eowieth League
Milne
W. B. Cunningham
Emporia
Toneka
F. W. Hinckmar
The
State University At
Lawrence
Conor
Catarrh of Stomach Aimed By Simple Digestive Tablet
An ad note explains catarrh of the stomach as a long standing digestive issue. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets containing Diatase Pepsin Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids as a safe remedy after meals to improve digestion and relieve symptoms such as bloating sour rises and loss of appetite. A Chicago reader testimonials the product ending years of trial with relief.
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Marlanson
Stuart
N. J. Booker
Dearborn St
Chicago
Til
Temperance and discipline in the army and navy debate
The article reports on temperance views from a wartime gathering. It notes claims that intoxication dulled soldiers and sailors, praising the Twenty Kansas regiment for temperance, and criticizing Germany’s beer culture. Influential speakers condemn drinking and urge temperance in both navy and army.
Barbers Name Five State Barners Association Officers
The State Barners association adjourned after transacting business and naming a representative committee. Elected officers for the coming year include A Hoffman Hutchinson as president and W A Fyfe Ottawa as first vice president. The group plans to push the barbers bill in the legislature and to hold the next meeting in Hutchinson.
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State Barners” Association
Joseph Griley
T. B. Sheard
Roy Hursmond
Dr. Gudge
C. B. Hyper
Topeka
Hutchinson
2. A. Hoffman
W. A. Fyfe
Ottawa
P. C
R. B. McVey
G. C. Clemens
W. Aos. Bird
Hdb Pieharty
Last Bar to Go Rep. Repeal Proposed for Civil War Disqualification
Washington House judiciary committee unanimously recommends repealing the remaining disqualification for former Confederates. The amendment would remove now disqualifications from serving as jurors in U S courts and in any government branch for taking up arms or taking part in the 1861 65 civil war.
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Washington
Rep
Judiciary Committee of the House
Confederacy
United States
Government of
Jews and Catholics clash over Omaha school expulsions
In Omaha on February 3, Jewish residents, numbering several thousand, protest the removal of eight Jewish pupils from the Catholic Sacred Heart school. Catholic circles denounce the unprecedented step, linked to a visit by Mother General Digby. Details remain with the school sisters, but local tensions rise.
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Onatia
Omaha
Usere
of the Sacred Heart
Wagner's son triumphs in new opera at Munich
The New York Journal reports Merr Sleefrent Wagner's Der Baerenhauter, produced at the Munich Foltheater, earns enthusiastic notices. Richard Wagner's genius is praised, with Mme Corinne Waester noted for presence. the plot follows a young soldier haunted by devils and transformed. Also mentioned is the death of Thomas H. Crawford, a Mexican War veteran and West Point graduate aligned with Grant.
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Munich
New York Journal
Merr Sleefrent
Wagner
Stenfried Warner
Pepance
Grant
Thomas H. Crawford
West Point
Government to pay Spain in gold for indemnity
In New York on February it is stated that the government will remit twenty million dollars to Spain for the Philippine indemnity by shipping gold from the treasury and will not trade in the exchange market.
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Spain
New York
Feb. S
Lent Hopes and Local Happenings Across Topeka
Lent begins next week as Topeka residents read of court and city affairs. A schedule of public meetings, theatre notices, and local activities fills the column, including Josepine Doran's quarantine release, courthouse plans, and upcoming performances at Crawford theater and Grand Opera House.
General Eagan suspension nears retirement with pay intact
Washington news states adjutant general confirms Gen Eagan’s suspension bars rank and duties but not base pay. He will retire in a few days under age qualifications with regular rank and pay, yet loses allowances such as quarters, rations, fuel and horse pay, a sizable deduction.
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Washington
Fen
Eagan
Preacher Cop Nesbitt Faces Disciplinary Charge
Roundsman Nesbitt of Wakefield station, nicknamed the preacher cop, must answer charges of leaving his post while on duty to preach at Wakefield Methodist Episcopal Church. He reportedly deserted his beat on January 2 from White Plains Road to St Owens Place between 6 and 12 p.m. Captain Herlihy says he spent over an hour preaching instead of patrolling. York of the police board says if proven, Nesbitt will be punished as if found drinking in a saloon.
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New York
Roundsman Nesbitt
Wakefield
Wakefield Methodist Episcopal Church
Houndsman Nesbitt
Heriby
Wake Held
Nesbit
Nesbitt
White Plains
St. Owens Place
Herlihy
Wakefeld Methodist Church
Rowel Fresidert York
Police Board
Twelve New Warships Planned by House Naval Committee
The house naval committee after a long session endorses twelve new warships and considers three more. They approve first second and fourth class ships per navy secretary recommendations. Three seagoing battleships about 13 500 tons cost 3 600 000 each. Three armored cruisers about 12 000 tons cost 1 143 300 each. Six cruisers about 2 500 tons cost 1 141 800 each. Three protected cruisers about 6 000 tons cost 2 500 000 each. Frank Long, manager, Hotel Oxford and restaurant.
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Washington
Naval Committee
House
Secretary of the Navy
Bim
Start On Catarrh With Swift's Specific Cure
The ad warns that catarrh worsens in winter and conventional sprays and washes cannot cure it. It claims Swift's specific System 5.5 cures by addressing blood infection, citing a Kentucky patient and urging readers to send for free books from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Salmon canneries close as Vancouver responds to new rules
Dispatch from Vancouver reports 28 salmon canneries shut in British Columbia due to Dominion regulations. Bank managers say firms cannot operate under current rules. authorities foresee losses for the province and a wave of Canadian canneries seeking sites in the United States. GT Wilson, a leading cannery owner on the Fraser River, notes selling two Canadian plants and pursuing U.S. sites as more facilities prepare to move across the border.
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Tacoma
Wish
Vancouver
D. C
Dominion
GT. Wilson
Praser
Canada
United States
Tishermes
Busi
Copper price rise sparks Senate debate in chamber
In Paris the question of copper output and price rises was raised in the chamber of depts. M Lasses argued the increase affects private interests and that ministers would push tougher measures. He linked the price jump to powerful syndicates in the United States and Great Britain and said the question would be revisited next month with possible duty suspensions.
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Paris
M. Lasses
M. Labrer
Justice
United States
Brltain
Fire on a Stage Bandits Attempt to Rob a Coach in the Mountains
In Jackson California February 2 a staged hold up occurred four miles from town. A driver Peter Podesta Messenger Mel Connell and two workmen were aboard when two robbers opened fire wounding Connell and Podesta. The coach galloped to safety with a light treasure shipment as frozen terrain hampers pursuit by posse and bloodhounds.
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Jackson
Cal
Willng
Siwen
Peter Podesta
Mel Connell
Boand
Soma
McConnell
Poderta
Call on the Bank and Death in Cripple Creek
Reading from a clipped newspaper item this note lists a bank call and a death report. It mentions Thomas Arkin of Cripple Creek Cal and a connection to John Arkins of Chi Ruecky Montain Neva with a claim of long service with a local paper. The fragmented text is unclear on dates and full circumstances.
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Thomas Arkin
Cripple Creek
Cal
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