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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1898
Page
2
Tanner speaks with Evans tracing the legislative history on the subject. The lecture outlines key statutes, debates, and turning points across multiple sessions, highlighting how policy evolved through time and the roles of noted lawmakers.
Corporal James Tanner criticizes Commissioner Evans for publishing pensioner lists and attacking pension attorneys. He argues veterans and widows deserve protection, recalls wartime costs, and defends current pension laws, noting the heavy charges against attorneys are misapplied and that transparency could harm veterans.
An early 20th century ad claims the Pyramid Pile Cure offers a permanent cure for itching piles and other forms of piles. It asserts quick relief, safety, and no opium, urging readers to buy from Pyramid Co. and request testimonials and a book on causes and cures.
Chicago Jan. Woman's Temperance union lights a saloon across from the Temperance Building using its electricity, claiming unique illumination. The piece notes other ads for remedies and clothing, with local listings and endorsements.
A Chicago Forward Movement plan proposes a people’s temple at Peorth and Congress streets costing about 75000 dollars. It would house education manual training and amusements and serve as central administration for lectures libraries and training schools. The project aims to uplift the poor by Providing access to schooling apprenticeships and social activities.
Indianapolis January reports Admiral George Brown retired from the navy had Paymaster Arthur C. Thomas fined one dollar and costs for assault on the admiral's son Hugh Brown in Woodruff Place. The case stemmed from a snow frolic with Paymaster Thomas's daughter Charlotte. Brown claimed old Puritan face washing custom. Next week's trial will address the boy's assault claim. Also listed: local education class enrollment starting January 10 with offerings in China painting, drawing, embroidery, cooking, shorthand, and literature led by various instructors. Additionally a health testimonial for Begge Little Giant Pills from W T Williams of Boughton Arkansas.
The Broadster in preview at Grand Opera House with a strong advance sale for tonight’s show and box seats at 1.00. Next week Crawford theater presents The Prisoner of Zendu a vivid romance with star Howard Gould and cast. Katie Emmett returns to Topeka in The Wall of New York at Crawford theater with a praised supporting company and tickets at 7½, 5, and 46 cents.
Chicago mayor proposes a single appointee to sanction all boxing shows in the city. The plan aims to end constant disputes and “pulls” by separating decisions from political interference. The chosen official would oversee all matches, ensure boxed contestants are in peak condition, and face responsibility for events.
Anerson Ind report details inmates Modlin Cheek and Atkin, confined years in Anderson Jail, oborted after relatives sought admission to Richmond or other asylums. Critics say state insane are jailed and dying without treatment pledges. local testimonials tout One Minute Cough Cure amid broader community notices.
A person at Washington attempted self harm by ingesting strychnine. Emergency responders were alerted but the outcome and identities are not fully disclosed in the readable fragment. Further details, including motive and status, are not available from the text provided.
Miss May Waite, youngest daughter of ex Governor Waite of Colorado, attempted suicide by taking poison, after a troubled personal episode involving family. A physician stated her condition is serious but improving, with a brother visiting Washington and arrangements made for government printing employment previously.
An undated Minneapolis interview reveals Marion Olive Honeon detailing how she met and became engaged to Mr. Donnelly. She describes leaving college after work disappointments, moving toward hospital care work, and meeting Donnelly through professional contacts. The couple plans a February wedding with a small ceremony and invitations, followed by visits to California, Philadelphia, and New York after marriage.
Odd medical ad copy touts a mineral water cure promising health benefits. It claims quicker cold relief with Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets and a money back guarantee if curing fails. The text combines dubious health claims with promotional language about a drugstore product.
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