Surgical cure for piles touted as medical breakthrough
A pyramid pile cure claims to fully cure all forms of piles including itching bleeding and protruding. Doctors warned previously that surgery was the only reliable option but proponents insist the Pyramid Pile Cure offers a non surgical alternative. Advertised by Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich and Albion Mich with testimonials from patients in Indiana and Michigan.
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Mississippi Street
Indianapo
D. Reed
Lyons Mich
Elghteen
Cormerty Albion
Mich
Emma Goldman Speech Reported at Strike Meeting
Fragmented dispatch describes Emma Goldman addressing striking trouser makers, with notes on audience reception and partial quotes. The item shifts to a Havana arrival mentioning Clara Barton aboard the Ward line steamer Oivette, then promotes several patent medicines and remedies with dealer notices and testimonials.
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Clara Barton
Cubs
Havana
Seimer Oivette
Davis Clara Barton
The
Red Cross Society of the United States
Railroad Watches Show Near Perfect Accuracy On Santa Fe Line
A Santa Fe inspection reports 70 pages detailing watch performance of employees in service. Watches pass criteria with limits near six seconds fast or slow in 24 hours across three positions. Central time is monitored from a master clock with automatic signals to division points, listing top performers and their ratings in three positions.
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H & Montgomery
Santa Fex
Santa Fe
Mumtly
Boston
Severdin
Central
Western Union Telegraph Company
St Louby
Washington, DC
Val Oheervatory
Urbs Road
Corrals
Vechleaoy
G. C. Calkins
Outense
F. W. Childs
Mn Gna
T. Gorman
Retth
W. 8. Trudeau
Thiliwothe
G. ¥. Cooley
F Hilleathe
C. Hershey
Marceline
HL Dudley
Kansas City
C. G. Sullivan
Logos City
FE. E. Ives
Argentine
J. BH. Dehoneys
Sarita Fe road depot plans for bruer corn storage
Marcie at the depot at McPherson arranges warehousing for bruer corn to accommodate dealers. A $500 capable warehouse site will be built near Bron cen, with work starting soon under supervisor Frank Rose.
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Sarita Fe
Welre
Oes
Marcie
McPherson
Bruer Corn
Polds
Couuetor
Frank Rose
Santa Fe rail line boosts earnings and plans expansion
The Santa Fe Prescott Phoenix railway reports earnings rise of 3 080 000 in 1857 and anticipates a larger increase in 1882. The company considers sheep shearing dens and dipping vats at Peoria Arizona for sheep men. The Southern Pacific faces engine shortages due to Santa Fe traffic while a tunnel is repaired.
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Wichita
Win
Santa Fe
Prescott
Phoenic
Santa Fe Tine
A. A. Tiobinson
Qoentral
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
Peoria
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Atwist
Charles Harding
de Graff
Medicine Lodge
Harding
John Gretion
Mulvane
Mr. Harding
Gus Well
Smissurl Partie
el Dorado
Cascade Tunnel
Washington
Great Northern Railway
Newton Gun Club Shoot Prize Watch Highlighted
The Newton Gun Club hosts a February shoot with a Santa Fe Prize valued at $80, a watch hung for Newton railroad men. Speculation swirls around Geo Dugan's 3460 special Greener, with talk of surprise shots and a lively finish as competitors jockey for the prize.
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Newton
Santa Fe
Santa Arta
Geo. Dugan
Dugan
Wok
Jolly
Dad Rust's Record Run Between Kansas City and Topeka
Engineer Dad Rust sets notable speeds on runs from Kansas City to Topeka and neighboring towns. He improves schedule times on No. 5 California Limited, with a 1 hour 1 minute transit and seven minutes faster than prior, aided by a six-car train and a crew including Frank Payden.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Dad" Rust
Kansas
Holliday
Vrolligas
Budera
de Soto
Eudora
Rust
Hust
California
Faust
Lmited Ds
Yewras
Frank Payden
Muddy Run Reports Steady Rail Trip to Topeka
General Manager J J Frey and a team of superintendents monitored a special trip from St Valvale to St Joe and Topeka. The return run reached Topeka at 4 pm, engine No 5 led by Engineer Ghent maintained a steady 49 to 42 mph, with mud on the roads noted.
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J. J. Frey
A. Mudge
Johm Midyer
George A. Hance
Pelvale
St. Joe
St. Joe and
Atehbton Union
Pft
Eroven
Ueapeelal
Topeka
Ghent
Atehbioe
Rushville
Round House Work And Personnel Movements In Newton
In Newton reports detail routine shop activity, new installations, and personnel changes. Twelve tubular square lamps will be placed in the round house and Trai 33 arrived in four sections. Frank Avery, stationary engineer, sustains a finger injury while a locomotive is in motion. Changes include engine crews on various Nos and layoffs affecting Wiselogal and Blatchley. A carload of back shop material was unloaded. Notable moves include Dad Wooden taking a library post in Purcell and Mrs. Chiles Lytle traveling to St. Louis for her father’s illness, with further family notices and travel plans. Continuous lists mention other staff movements and local incidents.
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Feuit
California
Frank Avery
Mear Toding
Fagman
Bas Bees
Schirrmasher
Tenene
Purcell
Woodson
Nickerson
Newton
Chiles Lytle
Lytle
St. Louis
Mra
L. A. Plisford
T.A. Playford
Florence
Burlingame
Paxton
Oaster
Fu Madlewmn
Geo. E Caldwell
Piqua
Topeka Visit and Rail Yard Fog Near Miss
In Emporia and surrounding towns officials and railroad workers, including Master Mechanic C. T. Paxton and Trainmaster D. Bailey, discuss care of the Brave on the A T and S F RR as inspections proceed. A southbound Arkansas City train encountered a light fog near Guthrie, with conductors dealing with tramps and an absurd scene involving a mistaken “bull” in a rail yard.
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Elmer Pierce
Osawatomie
Mewis O Ie
Keheralim
Offite
C. T. Paxton
Chicago
Santa Fe
Emporia
Brave
A. T
5. F. RR
Siptrice
H. A. Tice
Topeka
D. Bailey
Inspec
D Dintrioi
Arkansas City
Maracatera
Kelly
Arkaness City
Guthrie
Kansas
Diaiust
Kel
Railroad Brotherhood Leaders Face Charges Over Finances
Indianapolis Feb. 10 Members of at least three railroad labor brotherhoods rebel against grand lodge expenses and dictatorial officers. Locomotive Firemen plan a Toronto September meeting with US delegates prepared to present charges and evidence. Grand officers allegedly travel for mileage, hotel and rail passes, with audits demanded and receipts required.
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Indianapolis
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Toronto
United States
Hanrahan
Arnold
Grand Master
Sargent
Brotherhood of Firemen
Rock Island to run fast train to Colorado Springs
Chicago Feb 10 The Rock Island plans a fast Denver bound train from Chicago to Colorado Springs sparking a rate clash with Santa Fe The two roads may clash on Pueblo timing while executive officers plan a meeting to restore harmony Northwestern and Burlington ties are cited as pivotal and Denver traffic stakes rise with 25 paying passengers daily under pressure from fuel costs.
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Chicago
Denver
Rock Island
Colorade Springs
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Li Heme
Burtington
Nourth Wertery
Wellington Dispatches and Cattle Trade News
From Wellington. Joe Bush serves as Gay hostler and workmen near the freight depot break ground for the new use. Robert Dowell and cattleman G. G. Gillett, noted travelers through the city, are mentioned as old friends. Additional train dispatchers to be added soon. Pug, former Santa Fe agent, heads to Woodward for the cattlemen’s convention. Br. pauniers, once of this city, imprisoned, seeks release through infield actions.
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Joe Bush
Robert Dowell
G. G. Gillett
Robert
Mr. Gillett
Pug
Santa Fe
Whipine
Woodward
Rakeman
Pauniers
Abe
Ras Po
Rock Island Ballast Crew Moves Gumbo Near Weilin
A Rock Island party arrived from Davenport to remove burnt gumbo near Weilin and spread ballast along the track. Codes indicate up to 23 loads to be moved, with capacity for 150 cars daily and 3 000 to 4 000 car loads to be handled by a 25 to 28 man team and extra crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weilin
Wellington
Davenport
Saas
Lawmaker Barker in Kansas City Resigns Discussed
State politics report details Lawrence Republicans pushing Geo J Barker to resign from the legislature after moving to Kansas City to practice law. The Lawrence board of education also declared Mrs Barker’s seat vacant amid questions about her intentions. Barker declines to resign, sparking talk of a potential special session and a successor election to avoid district representation gap.
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Lawrence
Geo. J. Barker
Board of Education
Jumper Urges Special Session If Railroad Bill Passes
Senator H G Jumper of the state board of charities says a special session may be warranted if the governor is assured the railroad bill will pass. He believes a one week session could enact the measure at a cost around 10,000 and notes lawmakers will be home for farm work, urging the governor to secure assurances for passage from the legislature.
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H. G. Jumper
State Board of Charities
Jumper
Journal
Keana
Tyression
Esyium
Taylor Fiddle
Tate
F. H. Foster
Topeka
R. M. Wasson
West Fifth Street
Rodgers
New York
Ariabad
A. F. McCurdy
C. Sutton
C.D. Newby
North
Kansas Avenue
Sandy Short
Bedwells Asylum
KR. M. Curtin
Irfa
Court House
Surmer
Scott Kelney
Board of County Commissioners
TH. Haxkell
Frank Jarrell
Archibald
Ferry
George Hughes
College Avenue
Fourtegath
Walnut Street
W.yon Dahleh
W. S. Kale
Taylor Street
New Court House
Cie
C. K. Swayze
Kaneus National Guard Tve
Thorpeenya
Dee
Nels McConnel
Hie
Topeka Masons
Wichita
Grand Chapter
BR. A.M
Grand Lodge
J.P. Lucas
Fred Stonestreet
Chas. C. Price
Geo. W. Jackson
Chief Steele
Thorpe
State Board of Health
State House
Elton Taylor
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
Cora
Lucille
Frances
Arthur Masney
J. W. Green
Ehilimon
Hitman
Wil- Name
Julia Brown
Tim Jackson Street
Jus Sant
Lawrence
Andrew
Agnes Gray
Lyon County Opposes Special Session Says Biddle
Former state treasurer Biddle now Emporia resident voices strong opposition to a legislative extra session. He argues it wastes public money and endangers the Populist cause, claiming Lyon county people broadly oppose any call for such a session and only two Emporia Populists support it.
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Lyon County
Biddle
W. B. Blade
Stele
Lewelling
Emporia
Leedy Bill May Be Improved Says Judge Martin
Judge David Martin, who supported Governor Leedy's measure in error, says he had not read the full bill before its enactment and cautions that revisions could improve the proposal. He stresses thorough familiarity with all features and suggests possible changes after reviewing the synopsis and act.
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David Martin
Leedy
Jude Martin
Alan
Opposed Call for Extra Session by Elections Leader Yount
Commissioner of Elections Yount opposes an extra legislative session. He warns it would be bad policy for Governor Leedy to call such a session, arguing it would be wrong and deplorable regardless of timing.
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Commissioner of Elections
Yount
Commissioner of Elections L
Leedy
Representative Brown Opposes Railroad Session in Kansas
Arkansas City Republican Charles L. Brown, visiting Topeka, declares opposition to a special legislative session on railroad legislation. He also is named local attorney for the Santa Fe in Cowley County, having voted in the legislature to pass a railroad bill over the governor’s veto.
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Charles L. Brown
Arkansas City
Topeka
Santa Fe
Cowley Rogaty
Brown
Topeka Notes on Local People and Events
A jumble of Topeka notices runs through a city page: charity roots, a boastful horse, plans for street and car track work, a Carlyle paper read, and the county treasurer’s rubber stamp. Local residents birth, illness, travel, and legal matters fill the column with brief, fragmentary items from the week.
Tim Murphy Startled on Coates Stage in Costume Clash
In Coates City, Tim Murphy broke into an improvisational moment during Old Innocence at the Cosum. A young bridesmith burst on stage causing startled reactions from Murphy and the audience. The scene disrupted the act with banter about Arkansas and the performance despite the interruption.
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Bat Head
Coates
Kannan City
Tim Murrhy
Mr. Murphy
Arkansaw
Murphy
Kansas
Demand Peace in Cuba Memorial Seeks U S Action
A New York delegation presents a petition from many businessmen urging the United States to take decisive measures to establish peace in Cuba. The memorial argues the war harms commerce especially sugar and tobacco, and stresses the need to protect American industries and restore trade.
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Washington
A& Memorial
New York
Cubs
Mumorial
Cuba
Debs' New Party Emerges In Denver Movement
Denver reports a newly formed political party named Booust Democracy led by Debs and James Hagan. The group plans headquarters at Chick ED, aims to unite reformers under pure socialism, and targets strong 1900 and 144 vote momentum with Bellamy aiding the campaign.
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Denver
Colo
Booust Democracy
Debs
James Hagan
Passover
Bellamy
Social Democracy
Brie
Teller
George
Wee
Chicago
Debs Meets Colorado Social Democracy In Denver
Eugene V Debs attended a conference at the New Markham hotel with Colorado branch No 1 Social Democracy to discuss plans for colonizing a state social latte enterprise and expanding organization nationwide Two mining sites in the state were offered as potential cooperative or mixed cooperative and competitive ventures The group expects east arrive within two weeks and Debs to return next summer with others including Hubert N Casson and Myron We
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Denver
Eugene V. Debs
New Markham
Colorado Brane No. 1
Social Democracy
Angonisation
Colorado
Hey
Hubert N. Casson
Lynn Labor Etviirells Mass
Rey. Myron
Quickly Cured Dr Davis Andtheadache Payer Tale
A garbled ad style claim touts a remedy called Dewhts Which Maza Salve with promises of instant relief for headache and various ailments. The text imitates old time patent medicine language but remains unclear and unverified.
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Emma Goldman
Emam Hhldenn
I. Hellinger
Swift & Cua Dougsists
Kan Ave
Zeke
Kaneus Avenue
Reum
Wiley
LE Croup
G. W. Stansfield
Stelp
F. Ayer
Ayers
Railroad News
Santa Fe Watch
Montgomery
W. G. Cunningham, H. G. Rust and
Charles Sharp
J. Thomas
Silvation
Eugene Drew
Neeaas Mane Yard
Young
Bretaver
G. Bust
Topeks
Archivon
Thomas Fortune
Leavenworth Espeer
A. Tall
Joseph
Emiincent
q.Niskerson
Petur ‘Ellen
Emporta
Eteineer
A. Dean
O. Smith
Time City
St. Hakestraw
B. Gd
Wimine
Panblo
Prask Moore
Rage City
Eingebeer
F. A. Dalton
Theo, Johnson
la Tun
Joan Hoxayr
Sereimetr
F. Ewing
C. D. Boucher
Ee Mirclat
John N. Lyons
Tan Vegas
A. B. Moore
Veees
C. G. Mamanorait
Dad Rust
Grant
Holly
Rock Island Flyer
State Politics
George J. Barker
Tim Murphy
NEW Party
Socialista of
Social Democracy Colony
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