Wounded and Paralyzed Memoir From Petersburg Veteran
Davitt G Talbot a New York Heavy Artillery veteran from Mstgo County recounts paralysis after a Petersburg VA wound in 1864 and a 1599 paralytic shock. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and blood, praising fellow veteran Norton and calling the medicine a radical cure for nervous debility and female troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davitt G. Talbot
Mstgo County
Newergreek Cs
Petersburg
New York Heavy Artillery
Jack
William
Dr. Williams
Norton
Thas
Pink Pilla
Davi C. Tarot
Jory C. Larries
Imen
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Old newspapers claim earlier date than 1797 reach state
Readers in Oklahoma and Kansas report possessions of far older papers. North Enid correspondent cites The Heston News-Letter from 1704 with ads and royal notices, while Parkerville resident recalls a 1770 Barton Gazette with four coffin engravings and a British murder account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
H. A. Utterman
North Enid
Oklahomaa
Utterman
State Journal
H. A. Uttermas
Heston
B. Green
Nicholas Boone
Bishop
Old Meeting House
Boston
House of Lords
Westminster
Col
Nathaniel Bufela Efa
Massachusetta Bay
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Thomas Newton
Colony of
Massachusetts Bay
Parkersville
Kan
Stats Journal
Barton Gavette
W. Ridrie
Parkerville
Scandal in Guthrie Convicts Society Leaders of Impropriety
Guthrie O T Feb 27 A sensational jury trial at the First Methodist church ends with D Howard and his wife being expelled for living together as husband and wife before their marriage. Howard, from New York, led society circles, spent lavishly, and brought Miss Erma Smith to Guthrie after deserting his New York wife, with a pending divorce suit filed by Volney Hoggatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
O. T
Getiow
First Methodist Church
Howard
New York City
Methodist Church
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Howard “Bradley
Volney Hoggatt
Fulton and
Nassau Streets
New York
United States District Court
Erma Smith
Businessmen Alarmed By Looming Legislative Session
Chicago February 23 Hon James H Eckels comptroller of the currency addressed the National Association of Merchants and travelers at Central Music Hall. He urged organization among business men and focus on law making while criticizing tinkering with currency and urging sound money laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckels
Chicago
James H. Eckel
National Association of Merchants and Travelers
Central Music Hal
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Java
Bekele
Pension for Gen Cassius Clay in Kentucky
Senate considers private pension bills at night session. Gen Cassius M. Clay of Kentucky receives a pension of 50 dollars per month. Concurrent reports from Lincoln Nebraska note a resolution against Cuban treatment by Spanish officers and praise for Consul General Lee. Also weather notes for Chicago and Pueblo wage cut notices at steel works. One Minute Cough Cure touted for croup relief with supplier contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Nebraska
Cuba
Omaha
The
Bee
Lincoln
Neb
Lee
Pueblo
Colo
Elasioa
Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Sunday church services across Topeka area
A dense Topeka church page lists Sunday and early week services across many congregations. Third Presbyterian and Second United Presbyterian schedule morning and evening sermons. North Topeka Baptist, First Spiritualists, United Brethren, First Church of Christ Scientist, Wesleyan Methodist revival, Unitarian Unity, Church of God, and others offer lectures, Sunday schools, and youth meetings. Clergy include pastors Long, Littlejohn, Hutchinson, Abram Werman, J. M. Brown, and Ward with varied subjects. The notice also mentions a religious conference, Holiness association gathering, and a Parkdale MLEB meeting with local choir and chorale offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Presbyterian Church
Pourth and
Branner Streets
Hey
M. C. Long
Zane's Hall
Seventeenth and
Clay Streets
Wi. Irelan
Second United Presbyterian Church
Huntoon
Pollet
Littlejohn
Jacob's
Vriends
Topeka Avenue
Fifth
North Topeka Baptist Church
Laurent
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Library
Kan- Son Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
C. Coblentz
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Wee
Sixth Street
Ua. m
Third and
Jefferson Streets
P. Jacobs
Holiness Association
Wesleyan Methodier
First Unitarian Society
Unity Church
Abram Wrman
Church of God
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kansas Avenue
North Topeka
North Congregational Church
J.B. McClain
Central Church
Charles M. Sheldon
Pasair
C. M. BE
van Buren Streets
J. M. Brown
Ila.m
J. D. Countermine
Beatrice
Neb
First Presbyterian Church
PS. C. B
DD. D. Boyle
St. John's A. M. BE
A. M. Ward
W. W. Oaks
Balt
P. O.b. Parkdale Mleb
Ikev
C. Hol
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I. X
Saul
BEST
Eli
Toc Lewe
Odin
Halt Lithographing Co
Jackson Street
Graud Opera House
Topeka
General Printers
West
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Topeka Foundry @ Machine Works
Kas
Cofran
Anna E. Canan
Kansas Ave
Supolio
Dougherty’s School of
Kans
Walt
Mi Ity
Keeley
Portsmouth
Kansas City
Kansas
Lealic
Fi Keeley
Union Depot
Keeley Institute
John Campbell
J. A_RAMSOVER
Gen. Clay
Cassius M. Gray
GOV. Claims
McKinley
Congress
George E. Lemon
Washington, D. C
Lucien Baker
U. 8
Leavenworth
W. A. Hartis
U. S
Linwood
Charles Curtis
Washington, D.C
Cass Brodenick
Holton
James Tanner
Washi
D.C
William Warner
A. R
Guo
W. Glick
Atchison
Ton Bernard Kelly
Emporia
J. C. Cardwell
J. K Hudson
H. Coulter
Western Veteran
T. J. Anderson
Lok
Topeke
D. It. Anthony
Easter Times
Thomas Moonlight
M- Lerdy
T. A. Osborn
Topeak Ae
JG. Waters
John J Ingalls
U_ 5
Atchison, Kan
John Martin
Exell
Kewon
P.H. Coney
Co. H
N. Y
Martha
Nan
M. L.thomas
First Baptist Church
Youtus
Frank Long
Walnut ST
Emery
Bind
Thayer
Diaz
City of
Mexico
National Palace
Shrine of Guadalupe
Chapultepec
Morrill
School Fund Commissioners
Ringman County
Europe
Petriess
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