A Winter Bath in White River
Five years ago last winter a man named E N Halleck fell through the ice on the White River in Wisconsin and was pulled to safety. He later suffered chronic rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles, then found relief after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for a period. The letter, witnessed by a notary, asserts the pills cured him and restored his health and work ability.
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White River
Wisconsin
E. N. Halleck
Mr. Halleck
Erinie Meassid
Phtiemin
Mr. Hatlee
Momach Sud Amuli
Besdiche
Fm Pwcesulier
Williama
Derby
Bexan
Ward L. Smith
Frederickstown
Europe
America
Lexow hearings reveal rubber trust details and prices
In the Lexow committee session Charles Fint recalled the United States Rubber Company and its connections to the Rubber Wall Street group. Witnesses discussed stock values, price increases, and the role of trust participants while Senators pressed about public sentiment and labor impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fen
Lexow
Charles EH
Plint
United States
Wainy
Sereutor
Simmons
Grenatt
Retator Lerin
United Sister Rubber Company
Ethck
Mr. Wine
United Bltes Rubber Company
Beaton Lexow
Fint
Fiint
Hegre Barty
Tataneen
Meer
Aiewentat
James J, Ford
Raed Stats Rubber Company
Jaane
Brunswink Rubber Company
Sonbonaion
Ode
Dr Buckley Endorsed In Debate On Bible Infallibility
Chicago ministers discuss biblical inerrancy as Dr J M Buckley editor of the Christian Advocate questions the infallibility of the King James Bible. Methodist leaders in New York and Chicago share cautious views, noting translations and word meanings may vary. Denver University’s W B McDowell voices prudent caution awaiting fuller presentation.
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Chicago
Iron
New York
J. M. Buckley
Christan Advocate
Focal Methodists
Bishop & M. Merritt
Tuckley
James Verstom
Thrible
Ravine Dierent
Romedy
Euckley Wall
de Jennings
Rackley
Jenn
Mackley
Methodist Church
Joseph FL
Berry
Fuckley
Fonda
Cole
Araphed
John Bee
Tock River
Buckley
W. B. McDowell
Denver University
War on Big Stores Rally in Chicago Onward
Chicago merchants along South Western avenue unite to oppose department stores threatening small shop trade. A meeting at 28 South Wheelington is planned tonight to organize a broad antidepartment store coalition and set aims for a convention at the Sherman House tomorrow after noon.
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Chicago
West Star
South Western Avenue
South Wheelemavin
Sherman House
South Wraternaver
West Site
Heniise
Trytie Gepermient
Edison’s Triograph at Crawford Tonight and Next Week
Edison’s latest projecting machine Yap THoxraph will be shown at the Crawford theater next week with Anima Pictures from around the world in collaboration with the Paixen company enlarged. New plays and specialties offered with prices 10 and 20 cents. Ladies free Monday night only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Crawford
Anima
All Arts of the World
Paixen” Company
Santa Fe Route Home Road Travel Notice
Grand Lodge A 0. U. v. Salina Kan oc tare for round trip on sale February 19 to return March 1 Best to Train leaves Topeka 4205 noon trail from Strong Sunday W C Gary See Hills for Stomach and Liveral.
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Grand Lodge
U. v. Salina
Kan
Topeka
W. C. Gary
Grand Lodge A. O. U
Strong Cit
Santa Fe
Peerless Steam Laundry
W. Sth
Psone
Topeka Society Notes Sense of Night Life and Guests
In Topeka and vicinity society events filled evenings with card parties dances and dinners. Mian Susie Wilder hosted a large card party at her sister’s home on Topeka avenue for Miss Peck with heart shaped place cards and a three course supper followed by dancing. Guests included many local ladies and gents such as Miss McClintock Miss Tewksbury Mr Tom King and Mrs Gene Lyle of Leavenworth among others. Regular social mentions cover entertaining guests including Mrs. Eugene Quinton and Miss Quinton of Denmark Iowa at a high fire party and a Don Juan recital slated for the college. Personal notes list visits by Mrs Leedy Mrs Dillard and others, with travel to Kansas City Lawrence and Leavenworth for social affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Susie Wilder
M. F. Hillyer
Topeka Avenue
Miss Peck
Tom King
Nelle McClintock
Nellie McClintock
Edna McCustock
Maude Ranney
Mary Thompson
Frage Lil Uefield
Lottie Ranney
Lily Tewksbury
Norma Smith
Bessie Stewart
Lillian Woltetock
Mise
Gdna Crane
Mabel Baker
Finrencereer
Grace Curtis
Wells
Jones
Leavenworth
W. L. Newcomer
Fred Mc@uffin
Ralph Moore
CR. Curry
Ed McBride
Walter Cust
Ed Dennis
Harry Willams
Dean Law
Fred Gulett
Ben Akers
Harry Weaver
Clarke
Julius Wetdling
Fred Robbing
Low Smith
Or. J. Morgan
A. Alexander
Biss
Madge Johnson
Mir
Gene Lyle
Wol Black
Arthur Mins
Jank J. Thomas
Arthur Capper
C. ©. Allen
Eugene Hagan
Aliss Cute O'Brien
Chicago
Mas Jones
Leatenworth
Charles Flood Smith
Frame Jarrell
Walter Horner
Clarence Bowman
Fred Freeman
Mine Tewksbury
Miss Bartholomew
Miss Greer
Mike Wells
Ratiney
Miss Crone
Miss Lakin
Miss Gibson
Misa Wilder
Irene Horner
Miss McFadden
Miss Jones
Rmfiss Gunther
Ars Eugene Quinton
Miss Quinton
Margaret Quinton
Denmark
Norman Smith
Emily King
Allys Smith
Quinton
Miss Prete
Chickto
Emily Tewlebury
Ollie
State University
Philamma Delhe
Lawrance
K. of Phall
Leavenworth Opera
Out of Tay
Alemtance
Topeka
We Webb
Virgie Mulgatie
McClintork
Ralph Valentine
Laurence Chamberlain
EB. Valentine
Mra
J. & Coe
Elven
Halstead
Word
McCurdy
Frank Lagerstrom
Falstvadd
Russell
Kansas
Charles Lagerstrom
Coughlan
Robinson
Mozart
Helen Smith
Maude Conklin
Alma Hugser
Eistette Conkite
Louisa Brooke
Louise Smith
Mixa Aimee Crandell
Eleanor McCaskey
Lyda Belmar
Ryus
Kansas City
Lottie Bowes
Mattie Jones
Ollie O'Brien
Lizsie Davis
Lawrence
Edith Davis
H. W. Sharp
Denver
C. C. Baker
Jack Clark
Newport
E. Nippps
New Mexico
Nipps
Willard Scott
Santa Fe Hospital
J. J. Frey
J. H. Torrence
Florida
CC Beker
W. A. Harris
Linewood
A. Kimball
Kate Withers
Fort Scott
Gussie Fuller
Mike Mary Lakin
L. Husker
Newton
Throop
Ceble
Rock Island Railroad Aid Family
City
California
Sinclair
Keefer
Leavensworth
George Rust
Mis
J. Parker
Misa Daisy Levi
W. H. Eastman
Emporia
B.A. Austin
L. B. Kengiall
Michigan
Eugene Quinton
Frank Edson
Modern Literature Club
Frances Moonstead
Alice Preswort
Pearl Powleson
Rossville
Clara Burgess
Lemont
Charles Miller
Quincy Street
Minnie Robertson
Illinois
BE. Comstock
J. N. High
Hutchinson
M. Watson
M. HR. Caine
Welock
Jessie March
Hudson's Hall
W.yor Deblen
Mies Gertrude Tracy
Library Hall
SOUND MONEY JUBILEE BANQUET IN NEW YORK
New York Republicans to host a grand Sound Money Jubilee banquet on February 26 at Delmonico s. Mayor W L Strong and officers have organized a large dinner with speakers Chauncey M We gen Horace Porter and others. Demand for tickets is high, seating expected to sell out, signaling a major pre election event in the city.
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New York
Business Men's Republican
Send Money Association
Fifth Avenue Hotel
W. L. Strong
C. F. Momer
Mrainerd
Sec
E. A. Drake
Delmonico
RS. Mace Arthur
Charles Memory Smith
A. E. Drake West
Wonder tonics and home remedies advertised across states
A fragmented ad section lists Mrs Downey in New York seeking grippe cures, reviews of the Crescent Drug Store in Pentwater Michigan, and multiple testimonials praising a homeopathic “Hemeopathine Manual” and a small bottle of pleasant salts. Send orders via druggists or mail for 25 cents.
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New York
Richmond
John Mitchell
J. Baker
Vwe
W. H. Stam
Himepreys Med. Co
Willlass
John Sts
Rival for the Standard Oil Firm in Oil Supply War
New York Feb 20 C W Houston head of the Standard Oil fuel oil department says the Cudahy firm furnishes oil to the Yerkes street railroads in Chicago, not the Standard. He disputes Yerkes as the largest western oil buyer, noting Illinois Steel uses 2500 to 5500 barrels daily. Cudahy oil travels from Indiana fields to Kankakee then Chicago by tank cars, while Standard Oil’s line goes to Whiting Indiana.
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Cudahy Oil Company
Trust
New York
C. W. Houston
Standard Ol Company
Cudahys
Standard Oil Company
Yerkes
Indiana Fields
Kankakee
Chicago
Whiting
Ind
Struck in a Fog Near Galveston Train Collision
A St Louis Santa Fe passenger train narrowly escaped disaster after emerging from fog between Arcoin and Galveston. The engine struck the fog bound, stopping the train. section men leapt for safety into waist deep water as debris filled the cowcatcher. No injuries reported. The incident caused only a broken pilot coupling pin. Advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers follows.
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Galveston
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Arcoin
Religious notices fill Topeka Sunday services
A long list of church services and speakers across Topeka. Unitarian First Church at 118 M with scriptural readings, First Church of Christ Scientist at 210 West Sixth, Spiritualists conference at Lincoln Post Hall, United Brethren in Ladies Library hall, North Christian church lectures by Rev D D Boyle, and many others including C M B Church, Epworth League speaker Dr H B Fisher, and Second United Presbyterian. Also mentions Young Women Christian Association carpels, Dunkard church, St John’s A M E, and Rev J E Curry supplying West Presbyterian pulpit.
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First Unitarian Society
Unity Church
First Church of Christ
West Sixth Street
Stephen
First Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln Post Hall
L. A. Mather
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Library
Kansas Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Coblentz
D. D. Boyle
North Christian Church
Grant and
Central
A. Alderman
Nastor
D. D. Boyte
Firstee
Politesubh
First African Baptist Church
First Street
Olen
Y. Pos. CE
Bice Maury Frost
Young Women’s Christian Assortation
Brethren (Dunkard
Oakland
J. A. Rout
Rev. Alderman
North Topeka
J. HK
Ransom
Tephen
Young
United Presbyterian
Eighth
Topeka Avenues
M. F. McKirahan
Tyler Street
O'Cllock
J. E. Curry
Cranbury
N. J
Wil
West Presbyterian Church
St. John's A. M. E
B.C. Duke
Years Ago Reveals Old Cure and Patent Medicines
Fragmentary verse recalls a stamp bearing a story about a cure or loathsome sore from tainted blood. The speaker mentions Ayer's and Wissersaparitla as early familiar remedies, hinting at years of fame and a curse over a period long past.
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Ayer
Wissersaparitla
Ezow
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Celebrates 56 Years of Cures
An old advertisement claims Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the original remedy with a long record of cures. It boasts a medal from the 1893 World’s Fair, asserting it outpaces rival blood purifying compounds and has 56 years of proven results.
Trade Improves Says Bradstreet's Amid Rising Railway Earnings
Bradstreet's notes general trade improvement with higher bids for Bessemer pig iron steel billets and prints cloths and a rebound in leather and various metal and textile plants reopening. Wheat and coffee prices drop while overall railway earnings show gains. Banks report suspensions and failures trend higher with liabilities and assets diverging versus past years.
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Bradstreet
New York
United States
Bradatrest
Panto
Cyrus Field Auction Sells His Collections
A New York sale dispersed Cyrus W. Field's tapestries paintings embroideries cabinets and curios. An iron circle from strands of the first Atlantic cable drew historic interest. Field gifted items to a jeweler who crafted a delicate chain and tassels then gave the girdle to his daughter-in-law amid the family tragedy and public scandal.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field
Field
Hdnant M. Field
Cyrus W. Field, Jr
Editors Go to Mexico for National Editorial Meet
The twelfth annual session of the National Editorial association adjourned to meet next year in Denver. Officers include President Louis Holtman and vice president J. G. Junkin. About 300 editors left for Mexico. Excursion deals offered for witness to the U S presidential inauguration via B and O routes with several travel options and Pullman service details.
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V. GC. Junkin
Sterling
Galveston
Tex
Pele
National Editorial Association
Denver
Louis Holtman
Democrat
Brazil
J. G. Junkin
Bulletin
Kan
Arthur K. Pierce
A. O
A. O. A. W. Heword, Denver, Colo; Corresponding: Secretary, W. J. M. Page
Derscrut
Jerseyville
Gibby
Reflector
Norwalk
Ohio
Mexico
Grand Lodge Meeting at Salina Kansas Feb 1837
The annual Grand Lodge meeting will be in Salina Kansas February 20 to 27 1837. Union Pacific will offer round trip tickets from Kansas and Kansas City Mo at standard fare. sales run February 19 to 22. F A Lewis is city ticket agent at 165 Kansas Ave Topeka.
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Washington
United States
Balthmore & Ohio I Wt
Ohio
Indiana
Hilnuls
B&o i
West
AM América
Akron
Pittsburg
Bellfire
Gratton
L. S. Allen
Grand Central Station
Chicago
Grand
Salina
Kansas
Jon Pacific
Ons Tare
Kansas City
F. A. Lewis
Union Pacific System
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Nebraska City Council Ousts Mayor in 7 to 1 Vote
A special Bee report from Nebraska states mayor Charles W. Stabbut was found guilty of official misconduct after six hours of deliberation. He is ousted from office and barred from council and related emoluments. The decision follows alleged obstruction and misconduct in city governance.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Clix
Charles W. Stabbut
Ang Put
Ruts
Nott
Sittue
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Alleck
BN Hauser
Ineisot
Aix
Senator Lexow
Charles Eit Oniiclun
I Kan
Are
State Journal
Braids Royal Bake Powder Co
DR. Buckley
Leedy
Dillard
Senator Dillard
B. B. Girdles
D. C. Newcomb
Atchison
Lulu Fordyce
Nellie Post
Standard
W. Stansfeld
Ignatius Donnelly
St. Paul
Donnelly
W. K. Fairlane Compawt
Cagr St Lous
Halt Lithographing Co
Jackson Street
Grand Vompouses
General Printers
Cyrus Field
Buckingham
Stansfield’s Drug Store
Kansas Avenus
Frank Long
Walnut Sr
New Stone Barn
Topeka Ave
8Th St
Dudley & Price
Towpeks Avs
Coss
Pountalaeu
Pene Raeaasa
Sant Taity
Cromwell & Jeffers
Pestatice Reem
North Topeks
D and Fuel CO
Kansas Avenues
Fleur
W. RB
Cannox
Giichrist Bros
Jneckeou Mta
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