Kidney Trouble Cured by Morrows Kinevlds Remedy
John Murrow, a Springfield chemist, claims nineteen years of study culminated in a kidney remedy named Morrow's Kidneydtys. The Hert Medicine Co of Springford, Ohio, secured rights to manufacture and sell the preparation in the United States. Prices are 69 cents per box, six for $2.50, with postpaid delivery offered.
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Richard Bright
Bright
Tazl
Loo
John Murrow
Springfeld
Cito
Morrow
Morrow's
Kidnealdy
United States
Panic at a funeral in Lexington Kentucky
The funeral of Sanford J. Howard a Negro Baptist preacher drew about 50 mourners. Crowds overwhelmed the Auditorium steps and a platform collapse injured four women who were rescued by police before a crush. Howard was later buried at the city cemetery after four preachers officiated. A fire at the nearby South Broadway church was contained shortly after.
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Lexington
Sanford J. Howard
Howard
Howard Ody
South Broadway
Gantenary Methodist
Dramatic events near at Crawford theater and Topeka visit
The Lawrence Holmes company ends its Crawford theater engagement with Bal Heid’s The Pinkard and Human Hearts. Prices are 0 HS and cents. Bal Heid tours Topeka next Monday and Sunday evenings with Human Hearts. Grain-O ad promotes sleep without coffee stimulation. Buckeye Pile Ointment offers relief from itching. Club meeting notes and county property notice included.
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Lawrence Holmes
Crawford” Theater
Bal Heid
Topeka
Populists Move to Return to Democratic Party in Alabama
In Birmingham a county Populist conference called for February 1 to unite all Populists to rejoin Democrats and participate in primaries. Leaders claim Democrats adopted Populist principles at Chicago and urge factional unity to influence primaries. Jerry Fountain leads the effort, opposed by the state Populist organization.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
United Action
Jerry Fountain
Popa. St
Pure Gold Plating For Gould House Stair Railings
New York reports pure gold plating on the spiral stairway and balcony at George J. Gould’s Lakewood home. Work on the stair rail will finish in a month before plating begins. the design imitates Louis XIV with four balcony sections and ornate torches, costing thousands of dollars.
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York
George J. Gould
Lakewood
Brice Price
Burgomaster’s Best Dress Edict Triggers Humorous Trial
In Berit on February a towns e admonition to wear finest garments on Sunday yields a farce as a stableman in worn clothes is arrested. A magistrate’s inquiry follows, with the man claiming he was simply tending his master's horse and returning home. The incident echoes imperial excess and satire in local governance.
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Berit
Feb
Wiliam
Schikenditz
Undercutting British golf clubs shocks English market
London reports a major setback as American firms secure orders for 8000 golf clubs in England and Scotland. An American agent claims higher quality and lower prices due to superior machinery and manufacturing methods boosting exports and undercutting English makers.
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England
Scotland
London
America
Miss Jackson Debuts Brilliantly in London Concert
Miss Leonora Jackson, young American violinist, gave a brilliant London debut at a symphonic concert. She recently won the Mendelssohn prize in Berlin and studied under the famed Joseph Joachim, after being sent to Europe by notable supporters.
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Mekea
London
Leonora Jackson
Jackson
Berlin
Joachim
Lance
Miss Jackson
Chicago
Stra
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Joseph Joachim
Baton Rouge Seeks State Run Government
Baton Rouge business leaders and citizens petition the Louisiana constitutional convention to abolish city self government and place Baton Rouge under direct state control, arguing that state management would improve governance similar to Washington, and noting city challenges amid a large African American population.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Fen &—Rearly
Baton Rouse
Louisiana Constitutional Convention
Baton Rouge
Wantington City
Congress
Human brain called a monstrosity by Cornell professor
A Cornell professor in Ithaca argues that the brain is largely a mistake, with the cerebrum the main but the smelling region the true center of thinking. He compares animals and claims the thinking part may be merely an appendix to the olfactory lobe in some creatures.
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Cornell
Ithaca, NM
Joe Leiter a Tartars Revelations of a Wealthy Suit Antics
The Telegraph reports Chicago wheat speculation linked to Joe Leiter. Once nearly sued for breach of promise by a wealthy woman, Leiter calmly handled the matter by contacting Nas Sau Street firms, then threatened to involve detectives, and the case vanished from papers.
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New York
Telegraph
Young Joe
Lester
Atl
Nas Sau Street
Mulberry Street
Detective Bureau
Obyieus
Towne Hits Silver Cause in Birmingham Speech
Charles Asi Towne of Duluth former congressman and National Silver Republicans leader spoke to a large Birmingham audience last night. He said national silver leaders plan a coast to coast campaign for silver in California Washington and Oregon starting June and noted the Silver Republicans aim to pressure both major parties. He harshly condemned McKinley administration for duplicity on international bimetallism and hinted at eventual merger with the party that fulfills its duty.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles Asi Towne
Duluth
Minn
Congress
National
Silver Republicans’ Organissan
Towne
Washington
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Fred Jy
McKinley
J. B. BiLLARD Socialists Leader Says He Inherited It
J B Billard president of the Topeka police board discusses his socialist ties. He traces socialist lineage through his ancestors including French revolution involvement and family history. Born in the United States after parents active in socialist movements, he outlines inherited ideological traits.
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J. B. Billard
Police Board
B. Billard
Board of Police Commissioners
Topeka
Social Democracy
Clemens
Vhen
Mr. Gillard
Prenchman
Telr
South America
Mr. Hillard
Duchess of Marlborough’s acting fad stirs Melton society
Reports from Melton note the Duchess of Marlborough, visiting with the duke, engaging in theatrical displays that amuse friends. A new sensation promises to come with her stirring recitation The Death of the Fox though details remain largely gossip in fashionable circles.
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Duchess of Marlborough
London
Fev
Melton
Guttess
U S Marines Land at San Juan Del Sur
Washington reports Captain Leyte in command of the Alvex landing marines at San Juan del Sur Nicarsus to protect the American consulate amid a revolution. Also noted is a proposed six year term warden appointment bill by Mr. Broderick and New York prison population figures for Sing Sing Aubur, Clinton and women’s prisons.
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Washington
Leyte
Navy Department
San Juan del Sur
Nicarsus
Broderick
Kansas
Senate
New York
Alhany
Sing Sing
Auburs
Clinton
Pure Flour Bill Aimed With Oleo Margarine and Cheese Laws
Washington reports lawmakers push a pure flour bill parallel to oleomargarine and cheese rules. The measure defines mixed flour, regulates sale and import, and requires clear packaging labeling. Tawney cites Department studies showing flour adulteration justifies a purity law for a key domestic staple.
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Washington
Northwest
Pearce
Missouri
Tawney
Agricultural Department
Ohio brick makers clash at meeting in Zanesville
Feb 3 report from Zanerville describes a gathering of Ohio brick manufacturers aiming to form a price agreement to protect profits. The session devolved into a brawl as John Roseard and others used chairs and fists, leaving participants unhurt but unsettled. A future meeting will be scheduled.
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Zanerville
Ohio
John €. Roseard
Bon
Zanesville
Penitentiary Surplus Earns Nearly Six Thousand
Leavenworth Feb 9 Warden Lands reports January results show total earnings at 17 601 with expenditures 11 458 The penitentiary coal mine earned 12 176 and earnings excluding coal 3 412 The amount charged for coal to site institutions was 11 651 22
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Leavenworth
Landis
State Penitentiary
State
Penitentiary
Negroes on a Crusade to Locate in Anti Negro Town
A group of about 12 Black residents traveled from Winfield to Blackwell via Arkansas City and Newkirk aiming to establish homes a church and a school there amid longstanding anti Negro sentiment. Blackwell residents reportedly oppose settlement and a race war risk looms as the party proceeds toward Blackwell.
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Winfield
Arkansas City
Blackwell
Newkirk
Winfield and Newkirk
Blaickwell
Tim Murphy Wears Bryan Coat From Noted Speech
Tim Murphy displays the garment Bryan wore at the Chicago convention speech that secured the Democratic nomination. The actor stored the coat and necktie in his trunk after a recent visit to Lincoln. Murphy recounts meeting Bryan, who offered the suit as a memento during an evening at his home.
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Tim Murphy
Chicago
Kansas City
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Ofr. Murphy
Who Is To Pay Probate Fees in Shawnee County
A confusing dispute cites probate judge fees under a new law. Assistant Attorney General Snelling explains that probate judges may collect 2.20 for issuing marriage licenses and 1 for recording returns, while ministers handle the mailing. questions arise why the minister should pay part of the fee. Snelling notes potential extra 3.20 or 3.90 in some interpretations, stirring nearly universal questions about who bears the costs.
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Dolman
Shawnee County
George Sneiling
Sneiline
Jule Dolmar
Snelling
Dolmars
Sneiling
Worden Confesses to Conspiracy to Wreck Train Load of Soldiers
San Francisco February 3 Worden sentenced for wrecking a troop train during the 184 strike has confessed to Governor Budd seeking clemency. The 3700 word document names accomplices and details the planned rails removal near the Yolo bridge. Ex President Cleveland and Governor Budd are mentioned, with officials present during the confession.
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San Francisco
Saiter D. Worden
United States
Sacramento
Cali
Supreme Court of the United States
Budd
Worden
Yolo Bridge
Cleveland
Himsell
Warden
Warden Ault
Folsom Denientiary
Colored Parents, Dillard Clash Over Local School Access
Henry Dillard, a Black father, opposes sending his son to a white school while criticizing cleanliness and behavior at Monroe Street colored schools. He urges enforcement of uniform cleanliness rules and considers private tutoring after failing to gain admission to Harrison and white schools, lamenting peer conditions and parental neglect.
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Henry Dillard
Edaroe School
G. Foster
United States District Court
Harrison School
Walting
Monroe Street
Board of Education
Dillard
Autonomy Crisis: Pando Suppresses Local Papers
General Pando in Havana hosts directors of Havana newspapers at noon and orders strict censorship. He directs editors to avoid any remarks on peace efforts or autonomy and bans content deemed unfriendly to nations. Noncompliant papers face suppression and removal.
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Havana
Pando
Arso
Government seeks settlement with Union Pacific on Kansas Pacific claim
Washington Feb 9 The government and a Union Pacific reorganizing committee may settle the government claim against the Kansas Pacific without foreclosure. Offers ranged from 2 5 million to 4 5 million and were rejected. The government stands firm for 6 202 000 principal plus interest and may seek to pay off the first mortgage as a condition before full settlement. Also an unrelated tobacco remedy ad promotes No To Bac and Sterling Remedy Co.
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Washington
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Osborn funeral and epidemics in town
Tuesday saw Governor Osborn’s funeral start at First Methodist Church as another child’s funeral crossed Sixth street on both sides. A scarlet fever case in Judge F G Adenim’s family forced Adams family to relocate to protect the child. Edison plans to rebuild wiring, remove old poles on Kansas avenue, and consolidate Brush and Edison plants to supply power.
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Governor Osborn
First Methodist Church
Sixth Street
F. G. Adenim
College WM
Kansas Wyarfs
Adams
Edison Company
Brush Plant
Errth
Kansas Avenue
Brush
Edison
Von Der Ahe Freed On Bail In Abduction Case
St Louis baseball magnate Chris Von Der Ahe arrived at Alleghany county Jail in custody of Detective Nicholas Bendel, after a sensational kidnapping claim. Habeas corpus papers were issued. bail set at 2000 dollars. He asserts the arrest was real and will defend the case, describing rough treatment on arrival. He will stay with attorney J Scott Ferguson at his East End residence until hearings.
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Pittsburg
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
Alleghany County
Nicholas Bendel
United States
Bullington
Bendel
Marshal Garable
von der Ahe
J. Scott Ferguson
Ferguson
Bast Nd
Indians consent to Arizona railway across San Carlos
Apache Indians at San Carlos agency consented to the Gila Valley, Ghibe & Northern railway line through the reservation from Geronimo to Glebe, marking approval under a congressional right of way law. The company must secure further tribal consent as required.
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San Carlos
Ariz
Gila
Garfield Hall Sold to J M Devis for Friends Church
Garfield Hall, the University Building at Wichita, was sold yesterday to J M Devis of Cincinnati for 75000. Built by the Christian church of Ne Boumdiys of Wichita at a cost of 590000, the six story structure housed law, music, literature and art schools. Devis also trades a Topeka business block and pays 40000 in cash, planning a 200000 endowment and transfer of the property to the Friends church for theology, literature and music programs.
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University
Wichita
Friends Church
Garfield University
America
J. M. Devis
Cincinnati
Christian Church of Ne Boumdiys
Davis
Topeka
Prayer at a Dance Brings Ministers to Address Knob Noster
In Knob Noster Missouri on February 9 the Young People society invited town ministers to a dance. Rev. Brigham and Rev. Russell attended, led a brief service, read a Bible chapter, and prayed for dancers. After benediction they declined to join a waltz and left as the dance continued. The piece also notes past local separations and unrelated ads embedded in the article.
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Knob Noster
Knob Nostar
Old Town
Fr. Brigham
Frank Russell
Cumberhend Presbyterian Church
Mr. Russell
Russell
Flo
Walter Haynes Burns Estate Disposition Details
New York February 9 Walter Haynes Burns late partner of J B Morean & Guixale leaves 390 000 to widow and son and 125 090 to daughter in trust. Real estate in England and America to be sold. Personal estate to be held in trust for widow son and daughter. Executors are widow and son and J Perpent Morgan. Partners Robert Gordon and Frederick Lawrence each receive 15 000.
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J. P. Mor Wan
New York
Walter Haynes Burns
J. B. Morean & Guix
Widoer
J. Perpant Morgan
London
Burns
Hertfordshrey
England
America
Seeydal
Paris
Robert Gordon
Frederich Lawrence
Fire devastates Fort Worth business district in massive blaze
A dawn fire in Fort Worth Texas destroyed an eight story brick building and the Dreyfus dry goods house along with the Pars Ome and Mechanics Bank and others. Firemen fought the blaze for hours. estimated losses exceed 250 000 with insurance likely far short. Flying embers disrupted trolley lines as trains and commerce slowed citywide.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth
Texas
Sturley Ouc
Dreyfus Company
Mammoth Dry
Parsome and Mechanics’ Bank
Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway Company
Fort Worth Cycle Company
Hickey Balling
Ty Willian
Simpson Jrire
Basta
Hurley
Serum reduces yellow fever threat in Brazil tests
Dr Saranelli develops a serum to prevent yellow fever and sends Braet for extensive trials in San Paulo. He conducts three injections to test the serum before leaving to complete broader testing. He claims the single serum use is more significant than official declarations amid Brazil’s fears of beriberi.
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Montevideo
Saranelli
Braet
San Paulo
Baranelli
Burger- la Prenze
Buenos Ayres
Uprn
Brazil
Beri Beri
President and Mrs McKinley Host Supreme Court Guests
President and Mrs McKinley entertained the Supreme Court members and invited guests at dinner in a large state dining room, with elaborate decorations of arches and American beauty roses, as winter state dinners continued.
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McKinley
Supreme Court
Washington
California Rules Promote Top Class Exhibit at Omaha Fair
The state board of trade adopts rules to ensure California ranks a first class exhibit at the Omaha exposition. It insists no part of the exhibit will be taken for granted and sets two conditions: 10000 feet of Cove space in the pavilion must be free of cave and ready by April. The board undertakes to collect the exhibit materials and oversee the effort.
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San Francisco
State Board of Trade
California
Omaha Exposition
Hatcher
Omaha
Scramble for Pig Iron Prices Rise Rapidly
In Cleveland in February demand for Frescemer pig iron surged over two weeks. Prices jumped from about $9.05 to the high nines as buyers, including Carnegie Birel, secured large tonnages. The Lisle Steel and Minnesota Iron companies arranged for special ore deliveries to meet the growing needs.
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Cleveland
Carnigie Birel Company
Lisle Steel Company
Minhestta Iron Company
Atenithe
Judge Tarvin Jails Covington Council for Contempt
Kentucky judge Tarvin ordered seven Covington councilmen held for contempt of court. They were kept in jail until they purge themselves of contempt. The men refused to appear or answer the court on points related to the proceedings.
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Kentucky
Independence
Tarvin
Covington
Trouser Makers Strike For Higher Wages In New York Area
About 3,000 trainer makers in New York, Brooklyn and Brownsville walked out today demanding higher pay. They say workers toil 16 hours a day earning only 5 to 9 dollars weekly. The mass action follows a Feb 2 report in New Pad with details of the stoppage and wage dispute.
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New Pade
New York
Brooklyn
Brownsvills
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