Ivory Soap Endorsed for Hospitals and Surgical Use
Clean linen, pure food and personal cleanliness are essential in healing. Ivory Soap, praised for purity, is stated as best for wards and operating rooms, hospital kitchens, and laundry. It has been tested by microscopists and chemists and found free from impurities and is now used in hospitals, training schools, and general medical and surgical work.
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Broadway
Rochester
N. X
Bright
Warner
Mr. Murray
Bate
Atl
Council
Warner's
Safe Care Co
N. Y
Bliss testimony on silver service to be examined in cashier case
Washington December 5 The Associated Press secured Brig Gen T Bina testimony before a naval inquiry into silver plate alleged to have moved across the customs. Bina stated he believed the package was destined for the palace and that he acted to prevent loss or misdirection while denying improper influence. He defended his actions as military necessity under orders.
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Washington
Bina
Guiy
Fiey
Fennter Hanne
Larey
Biles
Joleine
Havana
Fer Manns
Bee
Waa
Dutvene
Cister Howe
Foraker
Flewilbese
Senate
Bliss
Custom House
Fianna Teauiret
Timace
Bigg
Edo
Elisa
Hanna
Jeirral Bite
Proctor
Arden
Sout
General Wood
United States
Bjix
Iiss
Easton
Lhouse
Trains Collide on Brooklyn Elevated Rail. Three Die
Telegraphs report three tramemen killed in a Brooklyn Elevated collision. Other wires note a large block fire in Wick blocks and damage to several stores. Reports from London and Sydney add political and industrial updates, including regional governance changes and maritime orders.
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Augustin
Bani Am
Presbyterian Church Planned for North Topeka
The Second Presbyterian congregation of North Topeka plans a new $15 000 brick church at Jackson and Gordon streets after winter. Architect John Youthers of Topeka submitted winning plans featuring a basement social room, dining area, kitchen, a 40x28 Sunday school space, five classrooms, and a 42x42 foot octagonal auditorium with a domed ceiling and radiating pews.
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Second Presbyterian
North Topeka
Jackson and
Gordon Streets
Chicago
Los Angeles
John Youthers
Topeka
Sunda
Auditorum
Les Seatinir Exquicity
North Topeka school plans 12 room building with 40 thousand cost
At a special board of education meeting the plan for a new 12 room North Topeka school was approved with a 40000 bond goal to replace the Quincy building after flood damage. Bids will be split for walls and roof completion and for full construction, with occupancy not expected before February 1903.
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Board of Education
North Topeka
North Topeict
Quincy
North
Hide
EE. Miller
Miller
Topeka
North Topeks
Mi. Holloway
Holloway
Sul
Dietrich Bribery Case Deluges Omaha Courtroom
In Omaha on January 7 the Dietrich bribery case before United States District Judge Van Deventer drew a crowded room. State officials, lawyers, and judges attended as spectators, including Miss Gertrude Dietrich, the senator’s daughter, as the jury securing proceedings began.
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Omaha
United States
Charles H. Dietrich
United States District Court
Gertrude Dietrich
Vandeventer
Dietrich
Congress
Grant township and county agree on jetty project funds
Lawrence Kansas January 7 trustees of Grant township and county commissioners discuss funding jetties along the Kaw river. The county gives seven dollars, Grant township adds one dollar to support the dyke work. A special meeting for tomorrow night is planned. Chairman Beott Wood travels to Kansas City to consult with Union Pacific engineer Eye about starting work next Tuesday. Union Pacific offers to build the dyke portion while local funds cover jetty construction.
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Lawrence, Kaw
Board of Trustees
Grant Townskit
Board of County Commissioners
Grant Township
Kaw River
Board of Bounty Commissioners
Lawrence
Furnesh
Beott Wood
Sas City
Cher
Eye
Union
Pactic
Tsa
Dodo
Toneka
Parsons
C. H. Smith
Kelsey
Republican County Central Committee
Atchison County
First Lutheran Church
D. BE. Vanderheyden
Martha Vanderheyden
C. E. Foote
Hanna
Collins
Myers Construction Company
Towa
Rock Island
Pullmans
United States
W. H. Mackey
Willard
Mir. Mackey
Junction City
Hailey
F. D. Wilson
Great Bend
Attorney General's Department
Shawnee County
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas City
Grace Griffith
Madixon Street
Topeka, Frankfort & Northwestern Railroad
Boards of
South Carolina
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Coburn
Kansas State Temperance Union
Topeka League Baseball Association
Gus Alberts
Wiliam Tinker
Asiss Carrie SheMeld
Robert Caldwell
White Ribbon Remedy claimed to cure drunkenness
An advertises a "White Ribbon Remedy" that allegedly cures drunkenness by secretly dosing patients in tea or coffee. It promises tasteless, odorless administration and claims success across abstainers, tipplers, and hard drinkers, with endorsements from women’s temperance groups and free information upon request.
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Anna Moore
Colin
HomeNews Snap Shots Show Local Notes and Events
A string of brief items from Topeka recounts births, divorces, and local happenings. King Dodo arrives in Parsons after a Toneka showing, church meetings, rail and streetcar upgrades, and political shifts. Wrecks, rescues, rewards, and construction progress fill the snippets with names and places across Kansas.
Murray and Mack at Crawford in their Broadway Night farce
The Crawford last night hosted Murray and Mack in a boastfully described night of slapstick. Critics debated whether the performers were the original duo or a later imitator while noting the routine's strenuous dancing and variable reception from the audience.
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Murray and
Mack
Crawford
Broadway
Murray and Mack
Clarke Named Receiver for International Fire Engine Co
Emery has appointed James RL Clarke of New York as executive, with Charles E Kimball of Summit New Jersey acting as receiver for the International Fire Engine company. The nine million dollar corporation operates plants in New York Baltimore Chicago Cleveland St. Paul and Elizabeth New Jersey, among other locations.
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I Emery
James RL Clarke
New York
Charles E Kimball
Summit
N. J
International Fire Engine Company
Baltimore
Chicag
Cleveland
St. Paul
Eimsra
Secretary Shaw bids $33 600 for Leavenworth Soldiers Home
Treasury Secretary Shaw submits to Congress a request for $33 600 to fund Leavenworth Soldiers Home improvements. The plan includes barracks, conservatory, chaplain quarters, greenhouse, and roadway repairs totaling the amount.
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Washington
Shaw
Treasury Department
Congress
Secretary of War
Leavenworth Soldiers’ Home
Main Avenue
Washburn plans limited baseball schedule and vacay shift
Washburn College faculty caps spring baseball to ten school days. A proposed vacation change from late March to mid April aims to aid a spring trip, with time constraints affecting schedules. Manager Frank Leach seeks players beyond one year and recruits big men, while controversy over professionalism involves Rice, Griggs, Pooter, Hicks, and Allen from the I U team.
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Washburn Acollege
Frank Leach
Washburn
Rice
Griggs
Pooter
Hicks
Leach
Roy Gill
Chicago
Kansas
Forum
Bert Kennedy
Kennedy
Topeka
Hkely
Missouri University
Eleven Players Pledge to Attend Next Fall
A group of eleven football players from a local town have pledged to attend the upcoming fall term. The commitments come as central organizers prepare schedules and identify potential college opportunities for the squad.
Judgment Secured Against J. Wey forgeries Case
The Central National Bank of Topeka secured a judgment against J. Wey and J. Sherman Gauge for $11,000 with 6 percent interest from due date. The signatures on notes are claimed forged. Wilson and the cattle company did not defend. Indorser liability remains disputed. Trial set for next week.
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Wellington
Kan
Jan. T
Central National Bank of
Topeka
Jammer
Bbe Wison
J. Wey
Wilson
Fifty-Five Expelled From San Miguel County Under Martial Law
Telluride report says fifty-five men have been expelled by military authorities since the martial law proclamation. About forty-five are quartered at Monfresd and plan to return to Telluride after troops are withdrawn. The search for firearms and ammunition is reported complete, with between 60 and 70 weapons found.
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Telluride
San Miguel County
Monfresd
Verdict on 8.0 Wreck In Connellsville Pa
Coroners jury in Connellsville Pennsylvania returns a verdict that the car wreck was unavoidable. The Jan date is noted but not specified. The ruling absolves fault, stating circumstances left no option to prevent the collision. Local authorities filed the verdict after investigating the 8.0 wreck incident.
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Connellsville
Fort Scott Police Receipts Rise From Year Ago
Fort Scott Kansas police receipts for January 7 total 536.75 dollars above the prior month and 7134 dollars higher than the previous year. The report notes a steady increase in department income and outlines specific categories contributing to the gain.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Police Department
Derekee Kn_Mendeniail staat
Twenty four Persons Drowned on Congo River
Antwerp Jan 7 The minkion steamer Lapatay capsized opposite Kwamouth on the Congo river. A missionary and natives were drowned. The Lapstay was en route from the upper Congo to Leopold to embark more missionaries. Faulty navigation caused the disaster. The steamer was towed into shallow water but is likely a total loss.
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Antwerp
Lapatay
Kwamouth
Congo River
Leopold
Upper Congo
Fou Ader
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