Greatest Fire Chief In The World Myth Rejected
December 14 letter to Paine's Celery Compound owners unfavorably compares the famed fire chief Musham praising him without endorsement. It notes Musham’s forty years with the Cin Fire Department, his courage and leadership, and asserts they have never paid for or promoted him. The piece mocks testimonials and asserts no advertising motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
My. Musham
Fie Chiet Musham
Cin Fire Department
Ray Beets
Hon
Paine's Celery Compound Praised By Chicago Official
A Chicago official endorses Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous disorders and digestive distress. He notes its use by fire department members and claims from Bar on 0 Boer ee and others that it improves nervous health and overall well being. The message dates from December 11, 19a.
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Mwas Iy
Paine
Marshal Mushim
Jam
Boeree
Chicago
Populist Convention Drama Ends In Debate And Resolve
The Shawnee county Populist gathering Saturday endorsed a policy for cooperation with the Democrats only if a Populist platform and trusted delegates were ensured. Annie J. Diggs led objections while George Wuener and others argued for independent action, resulting in a unanimous endorsement of a party line stressing Populist principles and wary of Democratic collaboration.
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Annie
Creen
Cenver Han
Tpstate
Mnet Imoua
TLS
Gaines
Sire Dices
Archit
Nive Nates
Gainer
Ty Arliver
Democrats
Madres
Witting Reht
Ee Tar
Diees
George
Dizga” Sie
Psi
Malt
People’s Party
Emma le Sayeots
Democratic Party
Tidle
Atm Upou
United Aytics
Fowler
Kansas
Staines
Met Eatrday
Annie J. Diggs
Advics
Judge Allen
Allen
Amy
Senate
Shawnee County
Sthenst
Risd
Dirge
Wferene
Kanear
Bey
Jourisl
Advocate
Democratic Party of
Optional
Mir Rossington
Storm Rises Over First Presbyterian Church Clash
The storm over Dr Countermine and Washburn college deepens as dissidents within the First Presbyterian church threaten to end relations with Countermine. Critics blame his attack on evolution and his push to grow church membership, arguing spiritual welfare lags behind numerical gains.
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J. Dcounterlaine
Washbure College
Br Coontermine
First Presbyterian Church
First Church
Thiehurels
A. H. Thormpsen
Countenmine
Washburn College
Countermine
Waahbors
Coumtermine
D. M. Fisk
First Concresational Church
Pomple
Chumch
Flere
Finch
Trey
Pictat Presbyterian Church
de Countermine
Countertine
Diggs Declares No Run For School Superintendent
Annie L. Diggs denies joining the Democratic party and states she will not run for the office of site superintendent of public instruction. She references her views on the Philippine question and Cuba sugar but asserts she knows nothing about school business.
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Democrats
Populiet
Ie People's Party
Lst Econmenics
Ume
Pers AG
Yital
Cme
Gett
Democrat
Cuba
Annie LL Diggs
Countermine controvery rocks Topeka church leadership
The article reports intense debate over Dr Countermine's influence in Topeka's Presbyterian circles. It notes his clashes with minister Charles M Sheldon and disapproval from clergy, trustees, and lay leaders over his dogmatic views and control of church governance.
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Ra Sig
Taare
Charles Mt Sheldon
Topeka
Countermine
Fiat
Unio
Casuntermine
Pee ET
Outa
Col Eer
Couterming
Fleit Presby
Tker Pitch
Countermne
McKibben Retains Superintendency at Christ Hospital
Mary McKibben rescinds resignation and remains superintendent of Christ Hospital after trustees affirm her leadership. Miss Mary Edith Seth named directress of the training school for nurses at Christ Hospital in Minneapolis. Physicians gain advisory voice. a nurse with broad experience to lead nursing reform and education programs is to be brought in.
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Mary
Mbitibben
Christ Hospital
Millips Quade
Sirs. McKibben
Mary Hdith Seth
Northwestern
Thuaing School For
Minneapolis
Minn
Miss Smith
Mofbhen
Idong
Third district bias shown for Stanley in U S senate race
Fred Vandegrift tours the Third district reporting strong Republican sentiment for Governor Stanley as the preferred U S senator next winter. He cites district favorites for Long and hints at shifting allegiances that could hurt Charles Curtis. Local senators and county influences are noted, with Montgomery and Neosho counties cited as pivotal areas.
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Fred Vandegrift
Gietrich
Curtis
Plest
Vandegrift
United States
Stanley
Charles Curtis
Chester
L. Long
Neosho County
John
Carpenter
Ube
Askes
Conrad
Burtos Beutt
Sind Stanles
Seeeeeses
Reemte Mortgomery County
Nindouritt
Semaine Fitapathies
H.C Dourey
Tac
Bowke
AWC
Laberte
Vandeerft
W. R. Shinley
Senaterkil Saueus
Crum
Sirley
Crom
Sedgwick
Crim
Parsons
Crawford
George E. Cole
Poveepor
Chercker
Tom
Wilson
Burton
Teem Curtis
Percy Wii- Utts
Curts Teland
Chester I. Long
Unit
Division in Kansas over Babcock oleomargarine bill stalls
Washington Feb 17 The Babcock oleomargarine bill stirred debate in Congress with Republicans split. A rule to curb war revenue was planned as curbing action. Several Kansas delegations showed opposition or support, and some leaders worried about the bill’s fate. Private funerals and family notices also appear as did rural free delivery plans in Kansas towns.
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Washington, D. C
Babcock
Wros
Curtis
Mowersoul
Miller
Calderhead
Scott
Long
Re. Publican
Gabusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
At-Laree
Wits
National House of
Lucely
Silver Grey's
Frontier Guard
Susan B. Cromer
Crozier
Kansas
William Grogier
Ordnance A. & A
Washington
Almens
Norton County
Josef H. Dole
Mark H
Burr Oak
Jewell County
Chas.2. Lane
Arthur W. Mann
Benjamin H. Pierce
Willis H. Sutlitt
North Tranch
Market Report From Culcago's Pets and Grains Trade
Culcago market notes show May wheat trading near steady with dulling demand. Local receipts include 20 cars of contract grade causing mixed prices. oats and corn fluctuate while hogs, cattle, and sheep face softer bids. Prices drift with limited visible supply and cautious buyers across grains and provisions.
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Teyeke
Werther
Werk
Minneapoliand Delete
Targa Masaias
Naunioe
ATS
Severi
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WLS
Sal
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HMO
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Mrs. Diggs
Washburn
Dr. Fisk
Mrs. Mkibben
Geo. F. Thompson
Manhattan
Warren County
North Carolina
W Company
Chas. F. Scott
Wiliams
Miss
Bawersock
Bowersock
Miles
Army
Fort Tiley
Fort Aley
Kansas Jugibermen
Instreet
Calderheld
W. H. Fletcher
Ce W. Taide
Bismocer
Sire
Suse
Amore
Gaberheat
Blue Napies
H. H. Seckier
Karie Enidier
Cuttie Tae
Knnsig
Alexander Rodgers
Fourth Cavalry
William Lassiter
Artillery Corps
Oscar. Charles
Fourth Infantry
Fort Riley
J. T. Pettyjohn
Olathe
Scone
C. P. Hood
Houghton, Mich
Hood
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhettan
Houghton
Today's Market Report
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Sao
Bend
Ewes
Bansav City
Tee
Fini
Tighe
Bard
Col May
Timothy
Praire
Bapter—Creamery
PSO Kye
New York
Iet
Ti Svg AB Raw Arm Fair Cefining
Ske
Exter Teat Beez
Galveston
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Trac
Cedarae
Orthern
Shellpoli
Toledo
Lavalier
Hocking Valley
Toy Cere
Kanere
Dnc
Eax
Prives
Guy
A. G. Goodwin
Kanlas Avenue
Keabasity
St. Cele
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