Warner's Safe Cure Ad Claims Bright's Disease Cure
Alderman Stubig praises a medicine claiming to cure Bright's disease and kidney liver and blood disorders. The ad touts Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy, with trial bottle offers and distribution through druggists, urging readers to write for a free medical booklet and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Stubig
Bright
Sturig
Warner
Warner Suff Cure Co
Rochester
Topeka
State Journal
Night School of M. M. Co. Business Course Free
The association offers a free business course for members with studies in Bookkeeping Arithmetic Grammar and Writing Spelling and Punctuation and Business terms. Professors F H Roudebuah and C S Vas Horn teach this year. Each student receives personal attention and those completing the course earn an International certificate. Call at the Association office on East Eighth Street for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F H. Roudebuah
Vas Horn
Temchera
Tong
East Etgthh Street
Out of Water Crisis Slips into Chaotic Confusion
Fragmentary OCR reveals a water supply shutdown and city delays. References to officials, costs, and a plan for trains from Kansas City hint at broader disruptions. The garbled text mentions a secretary, charities, and cosmetics ads interwoven, indicating a chaotic newspaper page with mixed content.
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Kansas
Hwen Bowting
Nim
Gncce Cowan
Time charged but no injuries in a riot at the city
Officers Bernard and Henderson clashed over a reward during a night court disturbance as a party scattered furniture and spectators. A sheriff and others intervened. minimal damage occurred while the crowd dispersed. An old man faced eviction over unpaid rent and a connected case involved a beggar and a man charged with peddling without license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Bernard
Jalier
MrShray
Jemi
Discharged on Conditions Over Illicit Beer Trade
The article notes an attempted defrauding scheme of city funds tied to beer sales. It describes a failed plan to sell beer at a low price, followed by an advert of quality. Old timers chased from business sought relief while beer sellers feared an enforcement move. Hob Nelester secured many kegs and cases of brew, kept since last June, delivering on a district court order.
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McCrmmona
U. P
Jaine
Telief
Nelester
City permits surge as 1901 counts rise steeply
The city reports a 67 percent jump in excavation permits issued in 1901 versus 1900. Officials note utilities must obtain permits and specify site, start time, and completion. the street inspector checks daily progress to keep streets in good condition. Monthly totals by the city engineer follow.
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Kerenage Pedahi
Scavalion
Sputhest
Permao
Wat
Nereane
Maine
Exposition plans feature Kansas State University orchestra
Arrangements by Arthur Kane, Kansan State University orchestra to perform at the exposition on January 27 with afternoon and evening sessions. January 30 set as event day. exhibitors to showcase goods, including Well Known Waconds water free at the expo. Caney Windmill and Salina pasture booth to display products and manufacturing methods.
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Arthur Kane
Kansan State University
Ted Kansas Univer
Evitors
Meespececsey
Kansas Teria
Anil
Ite
Kanes
Hue Company
Salina
Topeks
Peka
Bath Ein
Feed
Old Parkhurst-Davis Building Undergoing Repairs
Repairs on the Parkhurst-Davis building, part of the Belin Estate, involve extensive plaster and wall work. The project, noted by city officials, aims to stabilize the structure as you pass by Kanes Yue, with safety and load concerns guiding the work.
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Parkhurst-Davis
Kanes Yue
Scott's Emulsion Promises Stronger Flesh Than Diet
An ad declares Scott's Emulsion helps a weak stomach and increases flesh if you eat regularly. It claims the medicine makes you solid flesh and improves appetite, urging readers to begin regular doses to support their health. The rest, it says, is up to the product.
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Scott
North Topeka Notes And Local Meetings
Reading Circle met at Mrs. Charles Lukens home. Clarence Matthews trips, Mrs. Dollie Wick, Rev Warren Mooney invited to preach, business travels of A M Baird and Henry Stadel noted. Whist club gathering at Mrs H P Baker, Marie Putnam host luncheon for 13th birthday. Degree of Honor party at Lam home with social games and supper. list of attendees includes many local residents.
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Palitie
Seth Watens
Charles Lukens
Clarence
Matthews
St Marys
Charles Berty
Dunkurn Covenant Co
Louis Mra
George Phil Selon Ay
Kiimers
Riad
HP. Baker
Jackson
Mire Bteinberg
Ablcene
Slater
van Otedal
Susie Firner
Courins
Email Apel
Norwich
Kas
Warren Mooney
Rochester
Init
A. M. Baird
Lyon
Henry Stadel
Hiedherer
Sliver Lake
Frase
Bliver
Purvis
Central Avenue
Christien
Adroinix Cerad
Mins
Marie Putnam
Union Parliie Hotel
Misa Putnam
Minses Hagel Fulton
Jesse Meblelwen
Sadie Titra
Juanita Putnam
Mildred Beird
Bertha Nesbaum
Ottawa
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 1
Lam
Miseillen
Lal
Sherburne
Bromm
Wolkey
Cooley
Faulk
Emery
Jake Wyler
Miakel Cora
Featle Bickell
Bertha Bromm
Maud
Jennie Cooley
Mesars. Redburn
Dave Holiday
Lode
Witt A
H. Pin
Bank robbery attempt rattles St Louis area
Night Watchman David Palin of the Southern Tilwals Nations bank in East St Louis says intruders tried to enter last night. he fired through the door and drove them off. LN Hughes, jailed on related charges, insists he is innocent, claiming he was home sick. President Knox of Black Yards National bank estimates total loss at $10,000.
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St. Louie
David Palin
Tilwals Nations
East St. Loui
LN. Hughes
National Stock War
Tme
Knox
Black Yards National Bank
Washington China crisis remains tense at Nieuchwang
Reported friction between Vicksburg’s sailors and Russian or Chinese forces is hampered by telegraph access issues. The Vicksburg will stay icebound in Nieuchwang for winter, with no withdrawal of U S representation despite ongoing tensions and treaty links to China.
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Washington
San
Nieuchwang
Vicksburg
Sigies
United States
China
Commission Men Meet at National League Convention in Philadelphia
Annual convention of the National League of Commission Merchants opens in Philadelphia with Gov. Davidson of New Orleans addressing bananas and trade practices. Speakers include F A Burnett of Chicago and papers by W S Atitchell of Louisville and P M Heehey of St. Louis on commercial statistics and accurate statements.
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The
League
Philadelphia
National League of Commission
Gev. W. Davidson
New Orleans
F. A Barnett
Chicago
Burnett
Atitchell
Louisville
Statia
P.M. Heehey
Kitchener Discovers Second Brankelaagte Recovered
Lord Kitchener reported to the War Office that the second Brankelaagte has been recovered after earlier rumors of its destruction. The claim clarifies confusion surrounding the weapon’s status amid wartime dispatches from London in January.
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Kitchener
London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Secon Brankelaagte
Local Fire Tragedy Reported at Philasthropiet Store
A fatal incident is reported at a shop in Gertantows where a man named Helenain aie died after exposure to a Gan Heater. The victim, tied to a pilate-like device, was found asphyxiated today. Police and emergency responders are investigating the blaze and heater failure.
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Gan
Pilate
Charles
Caleb Tusetiad
Gertantows
Bomen
Tatter
Wedding Luncheon for Mist Hazel Bunsier at Mohler-Moclin Somber
A bi fat Mohler-Moclin wedding luncheon featured a long daintily laid table with pink candles, India Ink sketches, and a seven course menu. Guests included Mrs. Mohler and Miss Maud Bates among others. Times indicate multiple bridal and social events around Topeka with numerous local families and clubs hosting gatherings.
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Hazel Bunsier
Mohler
Wessey
San
Fra Bio
Miss Virginia Granes Desm Mrs Pornnan
A fragment notes twelve years of continuous service at the sick diets of a prominent sorre. May refer to a Miss Virginia Granes recognized for long tenure in a health or service role within a local organization.
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Pornnan
Miss Virginia Granes Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Miss Virginia Granes of Watertown New York declares Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her ovarian inflammation and womb prolapse after a heavy lift incident. She endorses the remedy to friends and patients, stating it has never failed to help. The ad notes Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice to sick women from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Virginia Granes
Nurses’ Association
Watertown N.Y
B. E. Pinkham
Tam
Vinotsta Graner
Lydia E. Pinkham
Topeka Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Weddings
A bustling Topeka social scene features visitors such as Miss Stebner from Topeka hosting Miss McAdams of Joplin in Topeka, local residents hosting guests from Lawrence and Kansas City, and plans for Beta party in Lawrence. The marriage of Miss Jaxai Steele and Mr Buford Wood of Kansas City was celebrated in Nebraska City, with the bride en route to a western ranch afterward.
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Walter
Lawrence
Mra
Herbert
Ira Howe
Misa McAdams
Joplin
Topeka
Miss Stebner
Lasandre
Frania FE. Smith
Kansan
Sue Sharitt
Rossvil
Walter Smith
Abner Marcotte
Lathrop Bullene
Mia
F.C. Guy
Janette Lord
Mina Firlen Emith
Mie
Marjory Wheeler
Mins Susie
William Warner
Kanaan
Gun Town
Minn Ps
Ste
Charis O'Neil
Chillicothe
M. B. Rigby
Kanaass
Adda Johnstone
Wamedo
William Collier
Florence
Mia Oliver
Madison Street
Not Their Fight Letter to the Editor on Topeka Masons and Unions
A Topeka letter argues masons and unionists threaten Wilder's reelection. The writer contends 1,900 votes tied to the Trades and Labor Council are the only unions backing the masons, while claiming broad union influence and warning that ballots will be the defense. He condemns strikes and hints at political retaliation against non-supporters. C J Mercer signs the appeal.
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The
State Journal
Brick and Stone
Wilder
Mr. Wilder
Mpeni
Trades and Labor Council
Tate
Traden
Grant Club of Des Moines to entertain new cabinet member
Des Moines hosts a reception for Governor elect Shaw with toasts naming President, Senate, House, and Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw. Attendees include Jonathan P. Dolliver and George E. McLean among Iowa figures at the Des Moines event. The program mentions Union Pacific ticket office at 625 Kansans Avenue.
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Grant Club
Des Moines
Grantlub
Shaw
Ower
the Treasury
Wm. TB
Senate
Jonathan P. Dolliver
House of Representatives
Catlin
Tate Fung
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Nebraska
Barnard Yoonewater
Iowa
George E McLean
The
State University
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Hiki
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Tom O'Connor
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Enoey
A. Brown
George Flatt
Flatt
T Stathen
Piatt
Sle
Tadve Wee
Neasy
North Topeka
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Leavenworth
Josephine Alice
Hubert Wiliam Berry
Immaculate Concepcion
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Tenry Terry
You and I Club
Mine Taiht Fordyce
Charles Hood
J. B. Doneyvan
C.F. Menninger
Anna M. Parry Bundy
Fs Lacuth
Hiawatha
William Wellcome
Mix
N. Logan Stewart
Sudwitter Exposition
Young Women's “Christian "Association
Golden Mule Chub
William Archer
Fillmore Street
Frank Whitelock
Old Mexico
Mr Small
Atchigan
Capel
Walter Noble
A. O. Rosser
Merv, Syraque
Kannas City
M. H. Carr
A.A. Godard
Carrie Zinkle
St Joe
Topeke
John ‘T. Chaney
Atlas Edna Crane
Kansas City
Grace Wood
Hutchinaon
Jose Wolesti
Quincy Street
J. J. Furry
Lydia B. Pinkham
Topeka Carpenter’s Union
Tucson
Aris
Pepe Daniels
U. S
Maratal
City Ticket Office
Union Pacific R. R
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