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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1898
Page
5
The fragment describes William Pore Ete in Topeka and references a cowboy character at the west. It notes he kept the TOWER in Hempel condition and mentions an attack at Maryyritie where seven men killed Hyer after a meeting at the corner of Third and Teriaon streets.
Mr. Wolff and a scout freighting to Pendleton shared a light moment on the journey. A photographer named Charles Smith took a portrait later shown to Mrs. Wolff. A man named J was assassinated about 15 years ago while serving as city marshal.
Al Mr. ditmies Josien of Jones & Son notes Dr King’s New Discovery cured his wife from a dangerous winter illness described as La Gripper. Physicists offered no remedy until a bottle brought home began improvement from the first dose and a sale of trial bottles at the store.
The Th. Delforda Express leaves Topeka daily at 1 25 p m via Santa Fe. It offers Pullman Palace and Improved Tourist Sleepers and Free Reclining Chair Cars to California for the quickest line and greatest comfort. Bucklen's Arnica Salve sells for 25 cents a box with money back guarantee. Promenade Concert and dances on January 3 by the Mid-Continent band at Hanites hall Moray night.
Topeka society columns recount year end dances at Hugvon’s hall the Lotus Club and Handicap party at Harmony hall with scores of local and visiting guests. Listings note marriages including Iserman Fisher and Miss Mary Fisher at First Christian church and the Axell Donnell wedding. numerous personal mentions of travel, visits, and upcoming events among Topeka residents and nearby towns.
Mrs George Patterson advertises her divorce in New York papers declaring happiness and lawful freedom. Dec 16 1807 in Chas county North Dakota court granted Mrs Patterson absolute divorce from George Perkins Patterson of 174 Canal Street New York City. She may resume her maiden name and plans to live in Brooklyn with her parents after visiting Yellowstone National Park. Divorce not contested.
An early 20th century notice extolls Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best guard against pneumonia and urges keeping the remedy on hand for those with weak lungs. It notes 25 and 50 cent bottle sizes available from druggists. Also describes a Grand Carnival of Nation event organized by Orphans' Home ladies at Hamilton ball featuring booths, a Military company, Piskfare opera, and a grand fancy dress ball scheduled for February.
An advertisement touts a cure all claim for cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and refund policy. It notes a genuine product marked Lo B. Q. A separate testimonial mentions miss Allie Hughes of Norfolk Va burned on face and neck with instant relief from Dewitt Witch Hazel Salve healing without scarring. G W Stansfield 632 Kan Ave endorses the pile remedy.
Chicago January 1 Daily News of Sport reports manager details for Pat Corbett and Fitzsimmons in response to Corbett's challenge. Julian explains fighters will only meet two men, Corbett and McCoy, after Maher and a named opponent are defeated, with Choynski tied to McCoy's next showdown.
Jan 1 report from Chicago notes heavyweight Joe Choynski balks at McCoy push for 162 pound catchweight for a $5 000 purse. Parson Davies says no fixed weight. McCoy previously proposed 18 pounds, later 162 pounds, but talks stall. Also reports Guthrie football win 16 to 8 and St Louis baseball chief von der Ahe seeks divorce amid prior breach of promises suit.
A Washington telegram quotes society leaders condemning Charleston chaperons for excluding Miss Crave due to stage connections. Mrs. Sherman and others defend actresses, citing public figures like Ethel Barrymore and the importance of private virtue over profession, urging social inclusion.
Mr Henry B Beerman visited Topeka and will be remembered by those who attended the concert given by Miss Neally Stevens as the violinist. He won the Witininist of the Mendicohn Quintet club of Boston and received praise in many cities. He issued a neat circular frontispiece with a list of world famous violinists with birth and death dates. His studio is Crosby Eres block second floor where students are welcome. Repair and button sewing offered free of charge by Petices Steam Laundry.
In Judge Horton court E F Leger testified he drank 72 bottles of beer in a single afternoon, claiming he received the beer from Peter For and that most lacked alcohol. He faced multiple charges and denied guilt as the Hyde Park Protective association sought proof.
A patent remedy advertised promises relief in six hours for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims quick action in both men and women and is sold at Kansas Avenue druggists. The ad urges readers to try the product for immediate relief.
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