Wolves Hold At Bay Irascible Night of Fearful Illness
A distorted tale from Girard Crawford County traces a family crisis caused by illness and nervous strain. A mother’s decline centers on religious and medical remedies, with rumors of a tonic blamed for restoring health yet framed as a quack cure from a dubious liniment maker. Local readers warned to beware fraudulent claims and unsafe nostrums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee W. A
Girard
Crawfurd
Karwan
Willian
Cheriestumiie
Crockel
Repesthey
Mum Teller
Wiliams
Governor Bailey speaks at Lincolny banquet in Leesville
Lirewin Nebraska February 13 reports a public celebration hosted at the Lindell hotel honoring Abraham Lincoln lineage and featuring Governor of Nebraska Mickey and U. S. Congressman David E. Thompson. A committee led by Y Campbell of Abilene organizes civic participation as local citizens reflect on war era conditions and postwar recovery. A separate rural column notes population and area details for several counties in New Rural Rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirewin
Neb
Abraham
Ehiaby
Edtewin
Lindell Hotel
Sperenes
Disiiy
Kuluye
David E Thompson
the Babel
Overnor Bullests
Adran
Valentines and local notices in Topeka news item
A jumble of short items from Topeka includes valentines from readers, masquerade clues at 309 West Twelfth Street, James Gibbons mulling a council bid, Rathbone Sisters dance, and hospital, court, and water pressure notes. Local meetings, a horse sale, and civic happenings mix with jokes about valentines and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentinus
West
Dwelfth Street
James Gibbons
William Savoyland
Rathbone Sisters
Temple No 88
Dettaode
Banth Ee
Oferin
Topeka Water Company
Chrome
Court House
Wominion
Topeka Baseball Association
Rams
H. Samson
Topeka Horse Sale Company
Fair Grounds
Theésident Street
Big Rilley
New York
Beast
McCollumt
McCollum
Devary
Mf. C
Theatore
H. Pennekamp
Bloux Falla
G. D
Callan
Topeka
Hayes i
Sumuay
Oakland
War Office Abolished Worldwide Political Shakeup
War Office abolished as constitutional convention cuts expenses. Obarrio resigns as minister of war. government to have four ministers and army reduced to one hundred men. Amador likely to become president. inauguration date uncertain. Hasty reorganization prompts discontent over hiring practices and executive overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicinor Barrio
Mons
Cays
Vansma
Obarrio
Pinsa Santa Ana
Oulagine
Republic
Amador
Paaiape
Fabio
Dewignello
Brief Telegrams From New York And Abroad
A jumble of telegrams notes arrivals in New York from Liverpool and Dublin with Michael Devitt and family heading to Cork. Reports from Washington on currency policy and a White House dinner for Roosevelt with prominent society figures. Egypt mentions a U S cruiser sailing to Hamboy and Singapore with disaster recoveries following a Capereing incident. London reports on ship schedules changing and a small state bank capital of 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steurer
Liverpool
Greensteen
Michael Devitt
Family
Win
Cioran
Washington
Moi Roosevelt
White House
Washington Society
Mort Said
Egypt
States
San ‘Frageiaen
Beiruit
Hamboy
Singapore
Political Bowersock fight heats up in Second district
Kansas political scene centers on Second district nominations for congressman Bowersock and H J Alles with Henry McGrew and Nat Barnes as key players. Delegates to the March 2 convention will be chosen across counties, major contests in Bourbon, Wyandotte, Franklin and Johnson counties shaping the race. Multiple county machinations, rump conventions, and state treasurer talk add to a tense political atmosphere in Topeka and Wichita.
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Kansas
Bowersock
H. J. Alles
Henry McGrew
Wyandotte County
H. Funston
Allen County
Gapneyt
Ceee Anduraian
Ourbom
Trusias
Prandin
Johsieon
Linnse
Eneitesgen
Douglas
Branklin
McGrew
Lowerseck
Barnet
Batmatics
Barnes
Mowersock
Kansas City
Miami
Siate
Kelly
Bonwerseek
Mian
Haversock
Bourbon County
Fort Scott
Alten
Bowersocke
Scott
Hoe
J. H. Richards
Missouri Pacife
Hey
Allen
Matt
Alum
Anderson
Tian
Hon Iday
Punston
Curtis
Topeka
H. W. Grasse
Aft LaCrosse
Hutchinson News
Miami County
Republican County Central Committee
Csi
Delvcntion
Wichita
Mochi
Hock
Hock Id
Biubbs
Republey
Goring
Leavenworth Times
Hoch
Topaka
Hutchinson + News
Henry Allen
Ness City organizes electric light company for Acur mill
Lights for Ness City Kansas Feb 1 reports an electric light company organized to install machinery at the Acur mill powered by dynamos. Kansas Rural Carriers Washington Feb 12 notes rural carrier appointments including regular and substitute carriers for various routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness City
Kan
Electric
Acur
Opera
Kanssa Rural Carriers
Washington
Kansae—Elme
Klee
Malcolm ©. Neal
Endorsements Highlight Peruna by Navy and Army Figures
Prominent military leaders including Rear Admiral Philip Hichborn Commodore Somerville Nicholson and Admiral Schley praise Peruna in letters from Columbus Ohio. The advertisements claim Peruna cures catarrh and prevents colds, urging soldiers and sailors to use the tonic as protection in field and barracks.
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Peruna
Philip Hichborn
Somerville Nicholson
Admiral Schley
Schley
Philip Michborn
U.S. Navy
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, O
Philip “Hich
Navy
Silver Theft Suspects Nabbed After Shore Dig Near Chicago
Chicago police arrest Henry Germar, 15, and Gen Jensen, 16, for stealing 1000 pounds of silver bullion from the National Smelting and Refining plant after a probe finds seven bars buried under Lake Michigan. The youths admit breaking into the strong room and stealing ten bars, with three sold. they describe a method using a loose bar in a widow opening and hiding during watch rounds before entering at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Henry Germar
Gen. Jensen
Garmur
Jensen
Seli
Nile
Refining Company
Lost His Eyes In Bank Inventor Explosion
A. J. Brumson, president of the First National Bank of Plainfield New Jersey, lost sight in both eyes after an explosion while experimenting with gasoline and volatile chemicals for an invention. His face and eyes were badly burned and doctors say the sight is permanently destroyed.
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New York
A. J. Brumson
First National Bank of
Pininfield
WN. J
Brunson
Plainfield
Lincoln banquet fuels Springer boom for VP run
In Tucson Arizona on February 12 the annual Lincoln Day banquet of the Arizona Republicans heard a strong push for John W. Springer, former president of the National Live Stock Association, as a Republican vice presidential candidate. The meeting was lively and enthusiastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
Tucson
Ariz
Lincoln Iy
Artona Republicans
John W. Springer
National Livestock
Extraordinary Santa Fe Ticket Sale To Texas Oklahoma
On Tuesday February 1 Santa Fe will sell round trip tickets to Texas points for 15 dollars and to Oklahoma points for 2 dollars above a single fare. One way Texas and Oklahoma fares listed with varying amounts. El Paso and return 26 50 Pecos Valley 20 final unit 28. For more info contact TL King, cP. &T. A Topeka Kansas.
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Santa Fe
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahouss
el Piso
Pecos Valley
Peres
Ress
TL King
Topeka
Kansas
Civil War Record Describes Sturgis Retreat to Memphis
A veteran recalls General Sturgis’s chaotic retreat from Guntown to Memphis. Rain and mud slowed wagons and ambulances as Confederates seized trains, wagons, two batteries, and thousands of rounds, while Union forces sent many prisoners fleeing toward relief. The veteran notes the Memphis entry with delay and emphasizes a moment of delaying action by a first officer.
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Sturgis
Guntown
Biss
Memphis
Cotters
Sal Micra
Teammters
M Panite
Mem
Snow Shed Breaksimped by Heavy Snow Blocks Rail Route
Snow shed collapse on the Central Pacific line between this city and Truckee disrupts east and westbound traffic. Heavy snow has caused multiple failures along the route, halting eastern passage and delaying westbound trains near Reno and Truckee.
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Actamento
Cal
Central Pacific
Truckee
Rene
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Nebraska
Marion
Kao
George G. Shirk
Usher
Y. Campbell
Abilens
Elie
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Tar
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Gopikstion
Criamnhie
Tlwetewell
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SF Equare
Humphreys
Baeck
Jeha Ote
Theta Fem
Urea
Valentine
WAR Office
Panama
Ue Pyrat National Bank of Matthower
Manito
Dutagas
Vegan Constabulary
London
Jameson
Americas Line
St Lawre
Southampton
Pitrabure
Etas
van Sonning
Actoen Rhe
Mr. Bowersock
Hare
Grasse
T. J. Kelly
Frank Nelson
Republic County
Nelson
Rush County
Jewell County
Burton
Miami County Republican
Grasses Candh
Republican
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of LaCrosse
Abr
Topeke
Hebs Br
F. Littien
Manhattan
Riley County
Captain B. Rockwell
Junction City
J.B. Johnson
Washington County
Haley County
Esiient Roosevelt
Tallerhead
E. W. Hoch
Harvey County
Republican Consention Fiiday
Rooseevelt
E. Joeh
Murdock Mooleneten
Ds Wickham
Wosumrie
Warkentin Don Rivhey
John Dunlavy
G. W. Kannvel
W. Shive
M. Harvey
S. L. Ryan
Hiawatha
Trown County
Golid
St. Louis
Oun
Butler
St Luis Boodler
Wellville
ARMY
Eruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D
Wm. H. Hugo
C Street
N. W
W. H. Hugo
Perunt
Hartmen
Harteia
Hartman Sanitarium
Philip Hichburn
Hieves
The
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Alicock
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