Veteran's Verdict on War Literature and Patented Remedies
A fragmented 1872 letter praises wartime poetry and a set of Dr Miles remedies, claiming strong cure and moral support for soldiers. The writer endorses Restorative Nervine Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills as premier preparations, with claims of safety and efficacy. Several named locations and individuals appear in the jumbled text.
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Stern
Miles Sedicat Ce
Eikhart
Ind
Nets
Dinpergis Orage
Prohibition Debate Split Over Law Enforcement in Kansas
Kansas supporters urge keeping the prohibitory law intact while opposing changes. Leaders like Ames A. Troutman and State Temperance Union figures condemn House Bill 743, urging the governor to enforce existing provisions. The State Journal backs the paper’s exposure of attempts to alter the law, which critics warn would weaken prohibition.
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Ames A. Troutman
Temperance Union
Kansas
Honss
Stromquist
State Journal
Huckbush
Troutman
Jocanal
House Temperance Committee
State Temperance Union
J.B McAfee
House
Domnat
Srath Jouknan
Cubbison
Unusual Honor as Indiana Delegation Mourn Minister Gray
Indiana members of Congress expressed deep sorrow at the death of Minister Gray in Mexico City. He recently spoke of a new public role and supporting U S relations with Mexico. The delegation planned a meeting to honor a public man not a current or former congressman.
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Indiana
Gray
Wasnixeyox
Congress
Minister Gray
Mexico
United States
Guatemala
Prince of Wales holds first season levee at St James Palace
The Prince of Wales hosted his first levee of the season at St James Palace, with crowds gathering in Pall Mall to glimpse him as he traveled from Marlborough House to the palace. Among attendees was Mr Thomas F Bayard the United States ambassador.
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St. James’ Palace
Lospex
Prince of Wales
St James Palace
Pall Mall
Stote
Starlborough Louse
London
Life Guards
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
Unprecedented Winter Storm Ravages Southern Seaboard
Feb 15 report from southern Georgia describes heavy snow killing fruit and vegetables cattle freezing and people suffering. Thomasville reports sleigh use for first time. Savannah faces worst storm ever. Snow three inches deep in extreme south Georgia with cattle dying.
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Southern Seaboard
Atlanta
The
Journal
Georgia
Thomasville
Savannah
Florida Line
Address of the Populist party founders on money and coinage
Feb. 15 in Washington the Populist senators and representatives publish an appeal to the people. They denounce the gold standard and banks, call for free silver at 16 to 1 and government issued paper money, urging united action against perceived financial schemes. Signers include 0 M. Kem, T. J. Hudson, J. Weaver and others. Address issued to party members.
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W. Wasnixcron
Senate
House
People’s Party
Europe
America
United States
Great Britain
International Gold Ring
M. Kem
T. J. Hudson
William Baker
W. A. McKeigan
William Y. Allen
John Davis
W. A. Clarris
Jerry Simpson
J. C. Bell
H. Kyle
E E Boen
Taubeneck
J. B. Weaver
Ite
Popaashington
Missourians Seek Fast Provisions Aid to Western Kansas
T W Banks of Blackburn writes Mayor Harrison asking how to ship a car load of provisions to the needy in western Kansas with no red tape. The mayor referred the request to the aid commissioner for action.
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T. W. Banks
Blackburn
Harrison
Kansas
Local notes mix politics and personal matters in town
Chaplain John A Bright lectured in Salina last night under I O C F auspices. George Hackney sues Julia T Heileberg for 1700 and seeks foreclosure in Shawnee County. Elsie Brown first colored woman to register, last of 46 women voters. Young Jews Republican club to meet at courthouse next Tuesday to pick a spring justice of the peace. Mrs M McGinty died at Seventeenth and Washington, age 44, buried tomorrow in Catholic grounds. Mayor Harrison to address ministers on city pastors and municipal government. Julia Exton wins suit against Joseph Baldwin and others for 534. property sold in sheriff sale. Missouri senate opposes old vagrancy law, repeals section, allows cities to punish vagrants by imprisonment. Kobe report: Korean ministry resigns. Art exhibit at Will S Buck’s shows fancy work. souvenirs promised to ladies tomorrow. home decoration 관심 urged.
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John A. Bright
Salina
George Hackney
Julia T. Heileberg
District Court
Shawnee County
Misa Elsie Brown
Taylor Street
Young Jew's Republican Club
Court House
Julia Exton
Joseph Baldwin
North Topeka
Baldwin
Norton Indicted for Ten Hour Law Violation
Grand jury indicts Benjamin Norton, president of the Atlantic Railway, and Superintendent Daniel J. Quinn for violating the ten hour law. Conductors Dwyer and Desmond testified they worked over ten hours within twelve before the strike. Bail set for tomorrow at 10. Prison or fine possible. 27 others indicted for felony and riotous conduct.
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Brooxlus
Grand
Benjamin Norton
The
Atlantic Railway Company
Daniel J. Quinn
James Dwyer
Jeremiah Desmond
Moore
Norton
Mr. Quinn
War in Coal Prices Cuts Rates Across Chicago Tracks
Chicago February 15 coal offered in car load late at 1.10 on the tracks the lowest price since the coal war began. Western coal first affected by a rate war among Monon Chicago and Eastern Illinois Chicago and Alton Wabash and Illinois Central railways. Eastern mine operators and large dealers feel the effect as protests fail and coal men move to Chicago to defend interests.
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Chicago
Monon
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railways
Chicago and Alton
Wabash
Iinoig Central
Columbus
Fortune Hunt Sparks Norman Treasure Speculation
In Penny Oklo Feb 15 excitement centers on a report that $200,000 was buried near Norman by Mexicans fleeing an Indian battle. A Norman man formed a search company led by D L Marsh of the Norman State Bank to locate the hidden wealth amid widespread belief in the tale.
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D. L. Marsh
Norman State Bank
Closed the Gothenburg saloon injunction in Iowa
Spa Grays Iowa February 15 Judge Church of equity grants temporary injunction against the Gothenburg saloon the only one of its kind in America holding the Gothenburg plan license power invalid. Also mentions sugar duty repeal debate and a string of local notices and adverts.
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America
Spa Grays
Iowa
Bishop Case Recalled Before Mayor In New York
The mother of mind reader Washington Irving Bishop, who died earlier, met Mayor Strang claiming lineage to Nicholas and describing an autopsy on her son and indictments that were dismissed. She blamed De Lancey Nicol, vowed a public meeting to expose Nigel, and said she would visit District Attorney Fellows next.
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Strang
Washington Irving Bishop
Lambs Club
Lady Lucas Langdon Nicholas
Nicholas
de Lancey Nicol
Lady Lucas
Nigel
Fellows
Li Hang Chang Restored to Favor by Chinese Emperor
Report from Feb 15 states the emperor reversed the removal of Li Hang Chang from favor and honors including the yellow jacket and peacock feather. He is summoned to Pekin for an audience and will then proceed to Japan to arrange peace terms. Viceroy Wang Wen Sao to oversee Pai Yang in the interim. Also notes Japan’s stance on indemnity and territories as discussed with powers.
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E. B. Swift
Kent
Li Hang Chang
Tres Tsis
Pekin
Japan
Roy Wang Wen Sao
Pai Yang
Loxpox
Berlin
The
Standard
China
MARKET REPORT FROM FURNISHED BY AP TO STATE JOURNAL
Carcaco Feb 15. Board markets opened slow with wheat easing and large Northwestern receipts. Cables firmed market. May wheat 583 to 5830. Corn dull yet steady. oats steady to slightly higher. Provisions easy amid liberal hay receipts and weak yards. Kansas City cattle steady to higher. cattle, hogs, and sheep prices noted with varied receipts. New York sugar market and local ads for Peerless Steam Laundry and other services appended.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Carcaco
Board of Trade
Northwestern
Minneapolis
May
Carrie
Luxer
Kansas City Warket
Kansas
Alc of Wales
Mississippi River
Holly Springs Route To Florida via St Louis Chicago Line
The new Holly Springs route via St Louis and the Illinois Central connects to Jacksonville and all Florida points. Through Pullman sleeping cars from St Louis to Jacksonville, offering faster trips to Birmingham Atlanta Macon Charleston Savannah and southeastern destinations. Call local agents or the General Passenger Agent in St Louis Missouri for Florida Folder and full details. Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup advertised with price 25 cents and 1.00, sold by W R Kennardly 112 114 West 8th Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Florids
St. Louis & Caio
St. Louis
Illinois Central Railroad
Holly Springs
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Florida
Birmingham
Atlanta
Macon
Charleston
Savannah
Pullman Buffet
Fio
Louia
W. R. Kennardly
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Missouri Senate
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Times
Kobe
Corean
Will S Buck
Fourth and
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Wasnixyuron
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W. Hughes
East Fifth Street
Marshall
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Geo W. Parkhurst
W. H. Leib
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the State Journal
Ws R Kennedy
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Opera House
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Rochester
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Toresa, Kas
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