Hazeline remedy promises cure for female diseases nationwide
Letters from readers across Indiana Illinois California and New Mexico praise Hazeline as a cure for prolapse leucorrhea menstrual trouble and chronic pain. The company offers a free prepaid sample by mail to any woman who sends name and address to The Hazeline Co South Bend Indiana.
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Maseline Company
South Bend
Ind
McPherson
Kansay
Teto
Starke Co
Sacramento
Cal
Silver City
Mexico
Maxcline
Anus B. Fors
Granite Falle
Minn
Hazeline
Theresa Koch
Sedgwick Street
Chicago
Rosa Puttbrese
Alder, McHenry Co
Josephine Storm
E. 6Th St
New York
Fie
HAZELINE CO_ (Incorporated
Bressiee Block
Toledo Aldermen Rule Midnight Closing for Blue Laws
The Toledo Board of Aldermen adopted a midnight closing ordinance affecting saloons and shops, with votes around 13 to 2 or 43 to 2 in different readings. The measure would keep businesses closed until the next morning Sunday openings contested. many keepers opposed midnight closing. The mayor is expected to sign and enact both hours, leaving most businesses open only at certain times.
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Toledo
Too Much Education Declares Revival Debate Hits Methodist Ministers
In Indianapolis February 17 Dr Fowler and Rev Joseph Smith led a ten day revival at Central Avenue Methodist Church. Fowler warned that the church risks becoming wealth oriented and distant from its roots if it does not return to traditional ways. Smith urged the revival as essential, while Rev Biddle argued revivals exhaust the church. Other ministers blamed upper ten influence or defended church support, and after the session ministers urged press not to quote them.
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Indianapolis
Fev
Fowler
Joseph Smith
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Smith
Mr. Biddle
Oth Fee
Women for War in Cuba Intervention Debate in Atlanta
Atlanta February 1 The foremost Society Women of Atlanta urge United States intervention in the Cuban war on the insurgents. Mira John B Gorgon calls Spain a cruel step mother and others advocate immediate action as a duty and honor. Mrs Albert Cox urges the manly course regardless of consequences, seeking strength and noble results from action. Also an ad offers Laxative Brome Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee. Leonard's Subscribe for The State Journal.
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Mira John B.gornor
Atlanta
United States
Mia John B. Gorgon
Bpain
Baye
Iittle
Albert Cox
Insurance money used to influence legislation questioned
Kansas Insurance Commissioner McNall received a letter from an eastern actuary outlining how life insurers fund political influence. It states that funds are funneled through the Chamber of Life Insurance in New York with executives like Chariton T. Liew handling matters for all companies. McNall confirms investigation if firms dodge direct answers.
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McNall
Kansas
Chamber of Life Insurance
New York
Chariton T. Liewis
Lewis
Phils
Flocht Wreck Off Canary Islands Kills Many Sailors
The Trans-Atlantique steamer Flocht bound from Marseilles to Colon wrecked on Anaga point, Tenerife. At least 87 people drowned. captain, second, officer, eleven crew and one passenger killed. Thirty-eight crew and forty-nine passengers survived. Vessel built in Stockton by Pearse & Co. in 18.
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Canary Islands
Trans-Atlantique
Flocht
Marspilies
Colon
Anaga Point
Finchat
Stockton
Ensina
Pearse & Co
John the Baptist controversy stirs Emporia crowd
A self styled preacher named Wm Cawder in Emporia denounces Jesus and the old John the Baptist claiming he is the original John. He preaches in street corners and at the First Colored Christian church denying the Bible and predicting a birth of a Savior. He promises a three in one Trinity and challenges debate with three talented men. He describes a baptist practice of immersion foot washing and holy kiss amid calls to destroy all Bibles in Washington.
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Emporia
Rep
Wm. Cawder
John the Baptist
Jesus Christ
Savior
John
Washington
Indiana Men Buy Newton Farm Property For Colony
A party from Indiana closed deals with Newton real estate men for farm property around town worth over 25. They will settle here and make further purchases, saying they are advance guards of many more to follow.
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Indiana
Newton
Mr Riddles Mission in Sixth District Meeting
The Populist congressional committee of the Sixth district meets at Colby to set the date for the congressional convention. Taylor Riddle, chairman of the Populist state committee, left Topeka for the convention to push the governor’s plan for a special session. If the committee opposes that action, Riddle will try to block resolutions relating to the railroad bill.
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Colby
Taylor Riddle
Topeka
St. Haddbe
Tilda
Ticket of Guessers Nominates State Officials for Coming Campaign
A discussion among Guessers at Copeland on Wednesday night proposed a ticket headed by Governor John Seaton of Atchison with Geo Case of Manhattan as Lieutenant Governor. George A. Clark of Function City for Secretary of State, Frank Brown of Garnett as Auditor, Frank Grimes of Scot as Treasurer, J. Q. Thompson of Pratt as Attorney General, and Prof. Frank Nelson of Lindubors as Superintendent.
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John Seaton
Atchison
Exchange of criminals under requisition orders
Governor Leedy issues a requisition on Missouri for Salaman Zumauit to be arrested for grand larceny in Olathe. A Missouri requisition on Samuel Smith for grand larceny, from Beaver County, is towarded by Governor Barnes of Oklahoma, with Smith in the custody of Sumner county sheriff. Subscribe for The State Journal.
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Leedy
Missouri
Salaman Zumauit
Olathe
Barnes
Oklahoma
Samuel Smith
Smith
Sumner Coy
Getting Even Story Told At State House By Leahy
Kansas reporter Dave Leahy recounted a Wichita magician prank during a gathering at the state Insurance Commissioner’s office. He recalled how he pretended to help the illusionist by carrying a rabbit in his coat, only to reveal the staged trick to the audience and expose the fraud.
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Leahy
State House
Hermen
McNall
Dave
Kansas City Times
2 Man
Wichita
Commissioner McNall
Eay— Mae
Bugle
Chet Crawford
Wall Developments
Death in a Well near Howe Farm
A fatal accident on Tuesday at TD Howe farm southeast of town left Barney Martin, a single man about 30, entombed while blasting a well. He descended into the bottom and was overcome by gas before rescue. He died before help could reach him. no other person was present.
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Chapman
Beb
Howe
Barney Martin
Tagle
Teachise
Ex-Congressman Kirkpatrick Names Postmaster Candidates
Fredonia crowds watch as ex-Congressman Kirkpatrick tours nearby towns this afternoon to inspect fields and prepare recommendations for postmasters. He plans to visit Chetajuls, Arkarins City, Neodesna, Independance, Charaka, and other communities in his district to gather information and suggest nominees.
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Kirkpatrick
Fredonia
Pitburghan
Gaeres
Chetajuls Arkarins City
Colemty Miniei
Neodesna
Independance Sad Charaka
K P Sold Again Western Division Sold for 4500000
The Western Division of the Kansas Pacific road, 140 miles, was sold this morning at Union Pacific depot in North Topeka under the first mortgage. Alvin W. Kreck bought it for $4,500,000 for the reorganizing committee. The sale was conducted by Judge W D Cornish.
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O. N
Hsas Pacific
Union Pacific
North Topeka
W. D. Cornish
St. Paul
Specksmaster
Alvin W. Kreck
Rilitond
Heresty
Kansas Pacific
How to Look Good
Health and appearance linked to vital organs. Poor liver or stomach condition harms looks. kidney issues pinch the face. Electric Filters touted as a tonic affecting stomach, liver and kidneys, purifying blood and improving complexion. Sold at Swift & Halliday drug store. 30 cents per bottle. Baldness blamed on heredity, sickness, mental strain, tight hats, overwork. Hall's ever may prevent it.
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Swift & Halliday Drug Store
Hall
Praise for Kansas by Union Pacific official
Willard S. Pierce of New York, chair of the Union Pacific reorganizaton committee, praises Kansas's progress and character. He notes state reforms, claims prosperity is returning, and says no plans for immediate improvements on the Kansas Pacific property but expects a post sale review by directors after confirmations. President H. G. Burt was recalled to Omaha, delaying a planned Denver trip. Secretary A. Krech, who bid in the sale, endorses Pierce's Kansas compliments.
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U. P
Kansas
Willard S. Pierce
New York
Union Pacific
Saissouri Pacific
Pierce
Mr. Pierce
United States
Tate Lines
East
Thas
Kansas Pacific
H. G. Burt
Denver
Omaha
Afr
Hurt
AW. Krech
No Education for 50 000 Indians in Territory
Washington Feb 17 The secretary of War reports that the five tribes and the United States provide for white and negro education in Indian Territory only where direct appropriations exist. No such appropriation has been made, leaving more than 20000 children of both races with no school funding and risk of misery or displacement. Additional items note sugar machinery for Hawaii, electric semaphore lights on the Panhandle line, and St Marys Saving and Loan charter with $500000 capital.
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Indian Territory
Washington, D.C
Secretary of War
Colletoss
Tegan
United States
Secrery
St Marys Loan Association
St. Marys Saving and Lean Association
John ©. Moss
August Orbacher
Achille de Donder
Fercule Pessemer
Andrew Banerline
St. Marys
H. A. Airrich
Wann
J. N. Johnston
Raneus City
Local Farm Goods Listing Highlights Beans Flour and Dried Fruit
A market snippet lists fifty bushels of Wisconsin navy bean crop at 25 cents per bushel and ten barrels of Wrights pure Wisconsin buckwheat flour with other items including fancy bright California evaporated apricots.
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Wisconsin
Navy
Wright
Chet Crawford Sues For Ten Thousand Indignities
Guthrie Otilla dispatch says Chet Crawford of this city son of Mr Su 2 Crawford sues in district court for 10000 damages against Sheriff Rhine gert Policeman Joe Pentacost and royalty hotel owners Blosers Jones Morris. Crawford was arrested after displaying many postal money orders while settling a Guthrie hotel bill. He claims the incident injured his feelings and seeks 10000.
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Guthrie
Otilla
Chet Crawford
Su 2 Crawford
Rhinegert
Joe Pentacost
Jones & Morris
Royal Hotel
Crawford
Guthrie Hotel
Mine disaster at Verinigt Church colliery kills fifty
A deadly fire damp explosion struck the Verinigt Church inenglueck colliery near Himmeerly this morning. Thirty seven bodies have been recovered and dozens more miners are seriously injured. Authorities fear up to fifty deaths.
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Serdam
Prussia
Pet
Verinigt Church
California Lays Down Exposition Plan in San Francisco
A San Francisco committee of commercial and industrial bodies advised that a California exhibit at theTransmissiosippi exposition in Omaha is not practicable now due to lack of interest and no assurance of space. The group will report back to their organizations with the conclusion that the project should be postponed.
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San Francisco
California
Omaha
Senators Grow Liberal on Coast Defenses in Senate
Washington February 17 discussion on coast defenses dominated the senate session. Many lobbied for full War Department estimates with some advocating $10,000,000 annual fortifications spending. Senator Teller signaled support for liberal outlays referencing Cuba and Hawaii. Early talks touched Kansas Pacific railroad sale with no action.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Perkins
Hare
Btewart
Hawley
Crancher
Lodge
Teller
Cuba
Sugar Trust Plans Aggressive Campaign War of Prices
New York reporters note the sugar trust aims to launch a bold campaign to curb competition. Arrangements are said to be completed and the trust claims it will trigger a price rise as an independent sugar refinery prepares to respond.
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Sugar Trust
New York
Hostetters Ration Measures Stir Food Trade
Fragmented in tone a distressed notice discusses rationing impacts on staples with mentions of sugar and coffee trade. It hints at a forthcoming wartime pricing shift and the need for independent markets to adapt. The passage reflects uncertain economic effects and caution over supply.
Boston Theater Hat Ordinance Sparks Demands
Citizens condemn a city theater rule requiring women to remove hats. The enforcement has waned as milliners report falling sales while opera goers keep their street hats. Critics call the ordinance arbitrary for banning bonnets and large feathers.
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Boston
Fem
School Board Warns Against Tobacco Sale to Children
Lima Ohio February 17 At a board of education meeting Superintendent Miller urged removal of tobacco and cigarettes from school reach saying children many as six years old have become physically deteriorated by use. He cited after school access and the need to enforce laws to protect pupils from smoking during school hours.
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Board of Education
Miller
Ssl
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