Noted Professor Johnstone Heads to Kansas City for Nerve Treatment
Report of Prof Johnstone arranging a nerve treatment service with headquarters planned in Kansas City Missouri. He mentions destinations New York Chicago and Minneapolis and claims over seventy thousand cures with pur e ingredients and no harmful drugs. Correspondence to Prof Paul Alexander Johnstone 619 Harrison St Topeka Kansas.
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Prof Sums Stone
SY Harrison Bireet
Péigle
Wrk
Elicbt Eeleck
Prof. Jukstone
Johnstone
Kanara City
Missouri
New York
Utanch
Kansan
Itte
Johnstons
Snealey
Panl Alexander Johnstons
Harrison St
Topeka
Kansaa
Jotasuime
Mont Gist
Dr Newell Dwight Hillis Named Abbott Successor
Chicago reports Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis, pastor of Central Church, chosen to succeed Dr Abbott at Plymouth Church Brooklyn. Call to be formal after advisory committee study. Hillis plans to move from Chicago once acceptance reaches Brooklyn. Hillis, Iowa native educated at Grinnell Lake Forest McCormick, has a long clerical record.
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Chicago
Ewe
Dwight Hillis
Central Church
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Es Abbott
Snlix
Hylla
Fide
Leookion
Sepa
Tisibis
F Henry Ward Beecher
Lyman Abbott
Hillis
Iowa
Txerre
Gripel Academy
Lake Forest University
McCormick Seminary
Presbyterian Church of Peoria Pioneers Local Cleric Timeline
From 1590 to 180 he preached at the pulpit of the First Church in Fyenston. In December 18M he succeeded Prof. Swing at Central Church. Dr Hiltis, predecessor of Plymouth and Central churches, was a writer whose four books include Foretokens of Immortality How the Inner Licht Passes A Man s Value to Society and The Investment of Influente.
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Byterian
Peoria
Fyenston
Swing
Central Church
Hiltis
Plymouth
Consolidation in Sight Among Rail Lines and Companies
A Times report notes ongoing moves toward closer relations among the New York New Haven and Hartford, and Albany rail systems. Talks consider joint control of terminals and lines, with potential separation of unions and charter amendments to modernize the New Haven and Hartford company structure.
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New York
The
Times
Aymea
New Fork
New Laves
Mortland
Ion
Albany Raitroada
Piuet
Ana Eurfa
Hoeton
Apany
Percy Enat
Cormeutin bin i Wiyanage
Rew Tayeg
Martiontmanssraens
Beer
Haldinas
New York City
Pollu
Nuri
Central
Txed Polley
New Haven
Hurtrom MaLaenent
Fae
New England Railroad
Hom
Easton
Albans
Connecticut
New Haven and Hartford Company
English money in gaining control of Cuba property
English capitalists via E Ruis & Co acquire a large stake in the Cuban Carbarfen railway and gain potential control of two companies tied to the line. The move raises English influence in Cuba, with reports that the group also handles related holdings in rail, warehousing, and real estate. Prices for the stock are noted, and the arrangement hints at broader English investment in Cuban assets.
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Cuba
New York
Hor Ald
Pisar
Santa Clara
Save United Rallwaty
Sodan
Thin Concern
GEIP IN WASHINGTON Ailing residents suffer amid new epidemic
Washington January 4 reports describe widespread grip and related illnesses causing many to be bedridden or homebound. Citations note officials and judges facing health and court access disruptions while urging continued operations. Local pharmacists estimate about 10 percent of residents show illness effects as authorities warn of changing conditions.
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Washington
Sastoeton
Senate
Lew and
Cockrell
Aliison
Ms' Roun
Turple
Wen
Supreme
Ind
Ulstriet Supreme Court
Bingham
Cox Mie
Topeka Social Scene Highlights and Weddings
Social notes detail the engagement and upcoming marriage of Eugene Wagan and Madge Johnson at the bride’s parents home on West Sixth. Numerous gatherings mark the season with receptions, dances, and gifts, featuring Topeka society figures, clubs, and frequent travel plans amid elaborate decorations and church group affiliations.
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Eugene Wagan
Madge Johnson
Cantal
J. Bo Johnson
West Sixth
Wir
Hagan
Miss Jimeon
Topela
Otis Will Wait For Regulars To Reinforce Manila
General Otis at Manila will receive six regular regiments as reinforcements. The Twentieth sails January seven from San Francisco aboard the Scandia and should reach Manila by month’s end. Major on er at Lawton takes command of the Fourth at Fort Sheridan. The Twenty-second moves from Fort Crook, Neb. to sail January thirty-two from New York aboard the Mohawk and Massachusetts via the Suez Canal. The other regiments depart as transports become available. Authorities expect Otis to delay offensives until reinforcements arrive and negotiations with rebels near Manila are exhausted.
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Heguiara
Washington
Otis
Manila
Fort Leavenworth
San Francisco
Scandia
Oner
Lawton
Fort Sheridan
Sinois
Jefferson Barracks
Columbus
Ohio
New York City
Mohawk
Massachusetts
Suez Canal
Philippines
Fort Snelitog
Minn
Fort Crook
Neb
Senator
Astor Battery
War Department
New York
Pacific
Muzila
Molle
Sloan's Successor at Lackawanna Is Named
The Times reports that Samuel Sloan will retire as president of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western railroad next month and W F Halstead, currently secretary and general manager, will be promoted to president. Halstead has directed system operations for years and works in harmony with Sloan.
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New York
The
Times
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
W. F. Halstead
Sec
Ond
Halstead
Sloan
Lackawanna
Hal
Governor Signs Railroad and Insurance Bills in Kansas
Governor Lesdy signed the railroad bill and the bill taxing gross premiums of insurance companies at 11 30 this day. The insurance tax imposes 2 percent on gross premiums for all American fire life accident and health companies doing business in Kansas and 4 percent on gross premiums of foreign insurance companies.
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Lesdy
Mfasure
Kansas
Infant Florence McClanthan Funeral in Lecompton
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs James McClanthan died at home on Jackson street and funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Lecompton, with Mrs Adaline Barth aged Ta years also noted in the notices.
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Florence
James McClanthan
Lecompton
Adaline Barth
Jackson Street
Baptist Church
Bowen Blanchard wedding at Quincy street home
In North Topeka Miss Josephine Alice Bowen and Mr. M A Blanchard were married Sunday evening January 1 at the Bowen home on Quincy street. Canon Maurice J Bywater officiated. The bride wore brown cloth and carried roses. A wedding supper followed. The couple will reside at 1019 Quincy street after the ceremony.
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W. Hi. Eastman
Emporia
Portia
L. M. Powell
Buchanan Street
George Crawford
T. DB. Lewin
Mary Goddard
Josephine Sexton
Kansas City
Fred Dennis
W. F. Ityus
Lake View
Anna Rose
Topeka
Hawaiian Islands
Cossley & Post
Cas Matthews
John Green
I. A. Ryder
Daisy Olinger
Horton
N. Burgen
Carl Burgen
Myrtle Seymour
Omaha
T. F. Seymour
West Gordon Street
C. T. Shaeffer
Coffeyville
Shaeffer
8. N. Burgen
McClain
M. M. Hart
Carthage
John Hale
Albuquerque
N. M
Mr. Hale
M. M. Hale
Park Street
Robert McMaton
Brothers’ College
St. Joseph
Siiney Harriss
Argonauts
C. Nicholson
Rall
Willian Black
Adam Hopkinson
Kan
Dauhter
Jacob Wyler
Madison Street
Annie Winter
John Baush
Hoyt
Leavenworth
John Page
Rochester Road
M. J. Bywater
Grace Cathedral
Rochester Cemetery
Nina Hilton
Quincy Street
BR. Reynolds
J. A. Campbell
A. A. Rowley
White
EH. S. Gresser
Mark Putnam
Miss Pearl
Harry Nash
Etta Parsons
Hessie Simmons
Carrie Lease
Pearl Irwin
Myrtle Betts
Bessie Henry
Clarence Johnson
Walter Graft
Pearle Kelley
Pred Parsons
Clifford Lutes
Joe Taylor
Clarence Houghtellin
Mabel Gilman
M. T. K. Club
Monroe Street
Belle Banta
Maple Hill
Grace Verity
Marie Clark
Stella
New Home
Queenie Wilton
Reka Yonkers
Tillie Holcott
Cara Baker
Brya Watts
Carl Currie
Wilt Swartz
Maurice J. Bywater
Bland
Topaka Mill and Elevator Company
Blanchard
Driven by hunger John Murphy pardoned by governor Leedy
John Murphy, serving five years for burglary in Ford county, was pardoned by Governor Leedy after confessing the theft of several cans of oysters to satisfy hunger. Warden Landis supported the request, noting Murphy’s exemplary conduct as a foreman among convict labor for the penitentiary chimney project.
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John Murphy
Leedy
Leedy Toflay
Murphy
Ford County
Landis
Wells Sought by Governors in Cattle Fraud Case
Governor Leedy issues requisition to Wyoming for the return of H. L. Wells after a prior requisition to Nebraska failed when Wells left the state. Wells, former manager of Mitchell Livestock, is accused of defrauding W. E. Francis and Fred Rowland of Harvey County of 14000 worth of Arizona cattle by misrepresenting his ability to pay. He is believed to be under arrest in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Slovernor Leedy
Wyoming
H. L. Wells
Leedy
Nebraska
Wells
Mitchell Livestock Company
W. E Francis
Fred Rowland
Harvey County
Arizona
Cheyenne
Vegetable Dinner Served to Over 900 at Quincy Street
Over 900 people received a vegetable dinner yesterday at the Medical Mission and Workingmen's Home, 620 Quincy Street. Donations of clothing and food were distributed, with Rev. Mr. Pernham's hall hosting services and song.
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Quincy
Medical Mission
Quincy Treet
Pernham
Holt
Chicago
Kynoch Starts US Cartridge Production at One Million Weekly
London reports the Kynoch company has begun producing 10,000,000 cartridges for the United States, at a rate of one million weekly, with a special mechanism to prevent jamming in the barrels. A bloodless duel was fought in Budapest between M. Horansky and Baron Banffy, using pistols.
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London
Kynoch Company
United States
Budapest
M. Horansky
Baron Banffy
Hapgood Fined for Exposed Carcasses of Dead Animals
Dr C H Hapgood owner of city cat tract fined by court for leaving dead animal bodies exposed. The verdict notes prior charges and appeals, with references to local figures and unrelated medical and legal notices interwoven in the fragment.
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C. H. Hapgood
Aury Wat
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Abbott
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New England
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A. A. Hurd
Margaret Jane
Booker
Wilson Hobart
J. D. Countermine
Presbyterian Church
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Ine
Mize Jeannette Lord's
Miss Bessie Joft’s
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Sutton
A. K. Wilson
Mia Tes van Burgen
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St. Jor
Kate Stone
Mary Barkley
Jessie Payne
Agnes Walsh
Neilie Kirk
Hazelle Leon
Lena Mize
Aimee Crandell
Josephine McMahen
Rana Prescott
Anns Walsh
Mey DeClered
Margaret Gilfillan
Bilas Mabel Foucht
Prancie
Jessie King
Mise Mary Laydan
Winifred Prescott
Nellie Nevill
Misa Helyn Butterly
Lotte Stenhore
Edith Stopie
Lizzie Gar ¥Itt
Maury Morton
Miss Roberts
Nelle Graham
May Black
Louie Smith
Misa Tavita Hitt
Katherine Erich
Mary Trewin
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Ethel White
Sarah Schreiber
Marie White
Etta Beck
Win. Smith
Los Angeles
Paul Lennox
Colorado Springs
Robert Rurgles
Will Edwards
Warren Chaney
Fred Wilson
Bert Garvin
James Clark
Owen Smith
Frank Barkley
Theo Bickenbacher
Will Martin
Charles Hood
Frank Middleton
Jesse Cook
Ed Mediicott
Hubert Stewart
Bert Curry
Frank Peek
Charles Stolpe
Andrew Hunter
Lee Wingert
Harry Lavdon
Victor Martin
Fred Brown
CF. Lyon
Cr. Kistler
Lyon
Harrison Stront
Jennie Bates
WI Carrie
William Lyon
Burlington
William Warrener
W. J. Radel
O. Hunter
W. Fe Bchoch
Mise Sarat
Carrie Vesper
Bore
Lanestreet
Grace Newby
Lawrence
Miss Newby
Mise Efe Jones
Holton
Edna Guy
Ethel McLaughlin
Catherine Krueger
Lene Strickrott
Cacetla Kieninger
Ellin Cornel
Glen Jones
Hinton
Frank Guy
Frank McLaughlin
Lou Vesper
Louis Strickrott
Kenry Vesper
James Thompson
Ed Smith
Walter Vesper
Keith Wilson
Locust Street
Ada Part ‘Tickner
Nellie Porter
Wisle Fare Hart
Aunice Miller
Floyd Newwiaud
Pearl Proves
Rawiy Shulle
Doula Brokaw
Walter Horn
Charles Gratchett
Frank Wilson
Chas
Tickner
Walter Layne
Irs
C. R Hudson
Bane
Topeka Avenue
Iss Mary Lakin
Mina Maud Yates
Evanston
Miss Annaist
J. Weles
Miss Whitton
Gillmore
John Small
Atchison
Walter Noble
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
BE. H. Ander
Mol Tyiwr Street
Della van Amburgh
Helton
Leather Wood
W. A. Iewin
John Halford
Maud Herruil
Ave
A. F. Shreve
Kanazs AS
Laure Maxwell
Kindel
Mame Hallarin Ried
Manhattan
Mia
Sedgewick Scott
John Sargent
Mills-Adams
Mills-Adams CO
North
Tupeka
Rumball Pig. Co
Wateruse
End & Bon
A. J. Kane & Co
Gruggists
Klauer
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Ave
Ara P. Bacon
Hart
Thomas Flint
Rotem
D. B
de Witt
Guo
Stansfield
W. H. Wilson
A. J. Arnold
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