Mrs Henry Endorsed by Woman's Free Silver League
The Woman's Free Silver League endorsed Mrs Henry for a police post after a meeting, though secretary Gracia Hart denied the endorsement came from the club. Mrs Henry spoke tearfully about fair treatment and the vote ended with eight to three backing her, amid divided club sentiment.
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Woman's Free Silver League
Henry
Tilloteon
Sten
Cath
Dr. Eldson
Dot. Purbeck
Br. Lou
Mra Henry
Tittntson
Gracia Hurt
Bird Mice
Genfith
Preacher Uses Animals In Lesson At Cadillac Church
Cadillac Michigan February 14 Rev W W Gautman of the Methodist church preached on tobacco evils to illustrate consequences. He placed nicotine on two cat figures to show effects and the animals died quickly. He plans to burn cats with alcohol next Sunday and asks patrons at Palace Clothing Co for their books.
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Michigan
Cadillac
Mich
Ww. L. Gautman
Mt Palace Clothing Co
Initiative and referendum in Kansas politics urged by Annie Diggs
Annie L. Diggs champions the initiative and referendum as essential to direct legislation. She argues constitutional changes would empower voters, restore popular will, and curb elite manipulation, linking the idea to Switzerland and examples in England and the United States.
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Annie L. Diggy
Kansas
New Ireland
United States Supreme Court
Karmu
Supreme Court
Sol Butler
Uuem
Chigen
Mhertis
Barreya
Rpublic
Switzerland
Sy Simple
England
United States
Kansas Promotes Initiative and Referendum for Popular Government
A defense of the initiative and referendum as better aligning lawmaking with the will of the people. Opponents are urged to support the amendment to empower voters rather than a few party-backed leaders, arguing it would elevate public study, remove partisan bias, and restore sovereignty to the citizenry. Kansas stands as a beacon for genuine popular government.
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Our Republic
Oll
Court of Appeal
Astow
Republic
Kansas
Turner Anniversary Ball Delights Topeka Turn Verein
The Thirty-first Topeka Turn Verein anniversary at Turner Garden drew Gov. Leedy Ed Little and notable locals. Gov Leedy danced with many guests, hubo German music and performances by Turner clubs and Arion singing society. The evening featured athletic displays, Indian club work, boxing, and a Strauss waltz as the crowd enjoyed late into the night.
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Topeka
Turner Garden
Gov. Leedy
Ed Little
Jane Nye
Mesvrs
Altmeyer
Woegin
John Marshall
John Sargent
Arion Singing Society
Mlso
Turner Singing Society
Germany
von Dahlen
Tom Anderson
Modocs
Sherman Rowles
Steinberg
Turner Society of Topeka
Turner Hall
Denver's Fall Festival Plans and Silver Club Meetings
Local notes from Denver and Topeka detail the Festival of Mountain and Plain organizers revising committees and soliciting public input on parade features. Silver Club affiliates across Topeka are urged to register 6000 voters, with schedule listings for various clubs, and a testimonial promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm via a Woodstock man’s rheumatism relief. ads note tablet sizes.
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Denver
Pet
Festval of
Mountain and Plain
W. X. Fvers
Reat
Byers
Steet Wate
Pencrat Vlan
Aril Foul Bey Curtin
Bok
Hooper
McNa— Fara
Twombly
C. I Wilson
Anhiy
Ks Metnteen
John L. Patios
Witter Hochewen
John Wirook
Ater
Tirector Curtis
Silver
Topeka
Tilver
Ely
Central Club
Old Court House
Kanrne
Sneaking Diseases and Dr Pierce’s Medical Discovery
A historical testimonial praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for “sneaking diseases” that undermine health and cause emaciation and weakness. The text exalts the product as a blood maker and flesh-builder, with patient testimonials and a solicitous offer for a 1,003 page medical advisor book free with stamps. It references the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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Jacepeed
A.W. Caynes
Fikhart, Elkhart Co
Los Angeles
Gul
Pierce
Common Sense
Suffalo
The Poet Sees McKinley in Canton Visit
Cleveland, February 11. Joaquin Miller, the sweet singer of the Sierra, returns from Canton with plans to write an intimate portrait of Major McKinley. He describes McKinley’s heart as visible through honest eyes and praises his private life and public leadership, while noting Miller’s intent to showcase California’s resources and magnify the new president to a London audience.
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Gleveland
Joaquin Miller
Weddell
Miller
Canton
Presidenteelcot McKinley
Seny
Major McKinsey
Mauritiia Washington
New Orleans
Cleveland
McKinney
Mer
Neal
Alent
Examiner
California
Ohlet
Sierras
London
Victoria
Mexico
Ately FE
Viricinn
Oregon
McKinley
Sam
Ormer
Morning Star
Milter
Montaing
Lenat
Queen Victoria
Vic
Iowa Senate defeats smothering of state investigations
Des Moines Feb 11 Senate rejected Carney backed measure 21 to 3 to smother state institutions probes. The plan to widen scope and send a report to the next legislature failed. sensational charges were hinted in debate. Trustees of state institutions receive allowances to travel from Chicago to attend board meetings in Iowa. The House committee on state officers wrapped up last evening. The House voted to table corporate debts for stockholders of private firms.
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Des Moines
Carney
Senate
Chicago
Iowa
House
Inauguration Trip With Discount Fare Offer
Promote travel to the inauguration via Vandalla Pennsylvania Short Line with low rates March 1 2 and 3 Ask Traveling Passenger Agent J T Poley Kansas City MO and address inquiries to W F Branner AGP Agt St Louis Bradshaw hand made burness ten dollars Ka
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Vandalla
Pennsylvania
Washington
J.T. Poley
Kansas City
W. F. Branner
AGP Agt
St. Louis
Lock For Jacksons Cell Advances In Prison Security
Cincinnati February 11 Jailer Joseph Wicehaus devised a non keyhole two aperture lock to secure the door after steel saws were slipped to Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling. The invention allows passage only through designated openings and from one key, reducing tampering. Alana Walling presented a three foot suspension bridge model to Mrs. Henry Schrader of Newport as thanks for hospitality, featuring wire, silk ribbons, moss, and a miniature balloon over the bridge.
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Alana Walling
Henry Schrader
Newport
CIGARETTE KING SUED FOR DEFAMATION IN RICHMOND
Laura Dowden ex-housekeeper at Mayor Ginter’s residence sues Grace Arents and Major Ginter for 25000 for alleged defamation. The suit follows a string of pilfered silverware and marked money missing during holidays. Detectives cleared Dowden of the accusations.
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Richmond
Laura B. Dowden
Lewis Ginter
Liaw Yor O. Wendenburg
Miks Grace Arents
Major Ginter
Maj. Ginter
Temperance Crusade Opens in Eureka to Curb Liquor Sales
Eureka aims at stopping intoxicating liquors as a temperance drive leads to charges against O. P. Richards and a change of venue to McLean county. Local teachers and prominent temperance supporters back the effort to end sales of drink.
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Eureka
O. P. Richards
McLean County
Prof Brigg s Trip and Church Union Study
New York reports Professor Charles A Lirtaes of Union Theological Seminary will leave for Europe for a year long tour. He will visit Oxford travel through European cities and study church union and biblical literature. In Rome he may meet the pope to discuss a universal church and closer denomination ties. Montana legislature opposes woman suffrage in Helena.
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New York
Charles A. Lirtaes
Union Theological Seminary
Europe
Oxford
Briges
Union of Churches
Rome
Copper market surge drives global exports and mine activity
New York reports a boom in copper with massive export sales, including a 4 million pound wire sale to Germany. Demand fuels new mine prospecting in lake regions, plans to resume Iste Royal and rising output at Calumet and Hecla, as smelters favor foreign outlets for higher profits.
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New York
Germany
England
Iste Royal
Calumet and Elects
Government to Curb Obscene Mail by Express Carriers
Washington reports the House passed a Senate bill to ban carriage of obscene literature and indecent material via express companies between states and territories. Offenders face fines up to 3500 dollars, imprisonment up to five years, or both, at court discretion.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ehether
United States
District of Columbia
Bard
Record-breaking orders surge after rail pool collapse at Carnegie Steel
Pittsburg February 1 reports the rail pool breakdown triggers record buying with Carnegie Steel receiving telegrams and booking the largest single-day order volume in history. Rails quoted at 17.50 earlier, cut to 16.95 later, marking a five dollar drop from prior levels. Concurrently, a petition circulates in the First ward urging Thomas Page to run as an independent for councilman, with Skinner not seeking reelection, sparking broad interest in Page’s candidacy.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Yexterdas
Edgar ‘Thompson
Caravele Company
Inter
Thomas Page
Sue
Mien
Petiion
Page
Corneliman Skinner Hier
Mr. Page
Miller Park Chosen for Exposition Site Omaha
The Transmiss sippi and International exposition directors voted 28 to 22 to locate Miller Park four miles north of downtown Omaha as the exposition site. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Beecham's pills in fragmented ad text.
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Miller Park
Omaha
Transmississippi and International Exposition
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