Topeka Lawyer Appointed to Represent Famous Woman
Miss Barton L. A. Stebbins of Topeka to represent a famous woman in a pending case as one of two attorneys slated to appear for her. The other attorney is named in the proceedings and the matter involves notable legal interests.
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L. A. Stebbins
Topeka
Red Cross Leader Faces Public Vindication Hearing
An important hearing centers on Miss Horton's leadership of the American Red Cross. L. A. Stebbins of Topems is retained as counsel for Miss Barton, amid charges of misconduct before a commission appointed by a special act. Key opponents include former officials and prominent attorneys, with a push for a full inquiry into Red Cross finances and administration.
Fair price drug store appeal in town debate
A local voice argues customers deserve fair prices at the drug store and suggests a pharmacist can be a good businessperson. The speaker, Frank Hopart of 500 West Tenth, asserts that price fairness benefits both public and shopkeepers.
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Frank Hopart
West Tenth
Barton Red Cross legacy and claims amid inquiry
The article details attorney Stebbing stating no charges yet against Miss Barton as the commission halts the investigation at her request. It notes the Red Cross funds total in the hundreds of thousands, its annual financial reporting, Barton’s prominent European Red Cross role, and the Geneva treaty framework granting access to aid during wars.
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Stebbison
Red Cross Emerety
Allen Burien
Stebbins
Glen Echa
Miles
Washinton
Miss Horton
Armuil
Fix
J. W. Foster
Ly Hilen Spencer Muzzy
Wash Inston
Society
Ie Mise Ellen Boardmen
Washington, D.C
Tam
Onvesit
Miss Barton
American Red Cros Society
Tativer
Barton
Stebbing
Keown
Berriwyer
American Red Cross Society
Wnally
Ea Red Cross Society
Ales Barton
Red Cross
America
Geneva
Red Cross Society
Mies Barton
United States
Roosevelt request leads to cabinet removals at society
A meeting of the society produced the withdrawal of the president and cabinet officers from the official papers at Mr Roosevelt's request. It is believed the president may be reinstated once the divestication clears up the organization’s difficulties.
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Roosevelt
Prudential Strides Shown In State Journal Report
Prudential Insurance Company of America reports major growth in 1908 highlighted by over five million policies in force and a life insurance payout reaching 91 million dollars. Reinsurance payments surpass 204 thousand dollars with a large surplus of 16 million. Home Office in Newark, N J offers information on guaranteed protection and dividends to policyholders.
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State Journal
Prudential
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Newark, N. J
Imperial Band Can't Come to St Louis
A cablegram from Russia's commissioner general reports that due to the war with Japan the imperial guard band will not be sent to St. Louis. The Imperial Guard is the czar's elite force and favorite army unit.
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Imperial Band
St. Louis
Russia
Japan
Imperial Guard
White Ribbon Remedy Promises Cures for Alcohol Craving
Ad claims White Ribbon Remedy cures alcohol addiction and restores health, with claims of nerve calming and willpower boosts. Sold by Drugists and by Mrs A M Townsend of a temperance union, with trial package offered and money-back guarantee. Also advertised by a Topeka agent and Druggist in Kansas.
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Drugaiste
Neil Price
Mra
AX. Townsend
Ea Beere
Lave
Woman's Christian Temperans Union
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Topeka
Kan
Weightmar
Kansas Ave
Voice of a Republican criticizes party machine and Tom Kelly
A Kansas reader, long a Republican, denounces a paper driven campaign against Governor Bailey and Hoch. He accuses Topeka Capital and Kansas City Star of backing a massive railroad friendly machine, questions Hochs silence on Kelly, and cites Kelly as embezzler with ties to farm tax shifts and railroad favoritism. The letter, dated February 10 1908 from Kingman Kansas, warns Republicans about backing Kelly and laments the partys tarnished name.
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The
State Journal
Halley
W. Hoch
Clearfield
Topeka
Kantan City
Kansas
Kansas City
Hoch
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Minfit
Trig
Senate
Bailey
Topekahank
State Board of Equalization
Miami
Kingman County
Kansen
Mr. Hoch
John A. Chagan
Kingman
Kati
When You Have a Cold
A fragment describes using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to relieve lung congestion. It claims the remedy digests muck, frees expectoration, opens accretions, cures fevers, and prevents pneumonia, promising a complete cure in less time than other treatments.
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Chamberlain
Sweet Clover at Crawford with Otis B Thayer
Otis B Thayer stars in Sweet Clover at the Crawford last night. Adelaide Thurston originated the role and saves the piece, which critics deride as weak, commonplace, and even absurd with a far fetched Boston fancy dress scene. Thayer is capable but miscast as a tottering old man in an underwhelming work.
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Crawford
Otis B. Thayer
Adelaide Thurston
Miss Thurston
Thayer
Man Thompson
Boston
Apas Rosalind
Real estate transfer and flood report from York Haven
J W Belknap and wife transfer to H A Pres tom for 96 dollars lots 719 to 729 inclusive High land avenue East HI Flood Stops Paper Mall York Pa Feb 11 The back water from the ice gorge near New Holland causes greatest flood known at York Haven Water extinguishes fires in York Haven paper mills work suspended The 30 foot race wall of the York Haven power plant is entirely under water Water falling slowly
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York
New Holland
York Haven
All Grocers And Cavaoists Advertise This Toilet Soap
It promises to make the toilet enjoyable by removing stains and roughness, preventing prickly heat and chafing, and leaving skin white and soft. In the bath it allegedly provides a glow and exhilaration unmatched by common soap, claiming vigor and a mild Turkish bath sensation.
Drowned off Tayabas Coast After Festival Voyage
A severe storm capsized a small boat off Alabat island in Luson. Officials returning from a festival drowned, including teachers Burch and Grace MacGrew, contract surgeon F. Tetamore, J. Williams of the board of health, a doctor, and two natives.
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Manila
Tayabas
Luson
Alabat Island
Burch
Grace MacGrew
F. Tetamore
J. Williams
Board of Health
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