Remarkable Kidney Remedy Promises Medical Revolution
Eminent Springfield chemist John Morrow announces a new tablet remedy claimed to revolutionize medicine by curing Bright's disease and related kidney disorders. The firm Swift & Holliday Drug Co. promotes the white tablet as a life changing treatment, with patient stories and medical implications described in sweeping terms.
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Honors Lady Henry. Frances Mies Willard’s glowing tribute
Chicago letters recall Frances Willard for twelve years of devoted effort toward temperance and womanly reform. The tribute praises her steadfast pledge and leadership, noting plans to travel to New York and Boston while highlighting her influence as an exemplar for activists and tenants alike.
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Durrant Remains Shipped From San Francisco Home
Theodore Durrant rests with his parents as authorities consider cremation after funeral plans. Pasadena crematory agrees to reduce remains to ashes, with shipment to Los Angeles by afternoon train. Father Lynch of St Peter's church conducted a brief burial service before friends gathered for music and prayers.
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Silver Republicans Convene Plan Cooperative Reading Circles
The free silver Republicans state central committee met at Webb McNall's office to outline cooperative reading circles in every county. Dr. F B Lawrence urged educational, nonpartisan study of national issues and advocated affordable access to books and pamphlets. Delegates from across the state attended the bi metallic league meeting in Representative Hall as plan cross party policy with Democrats and Populists was discussed.
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Off to the War Third Hussars Prepare for Foreign Service
Dover January reports great enthusiasm as Third Hussars mobilize at Shorn Cliff and depart from their camp. They set to join other British regiments preparing for foreign service.
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A Deal with Menelth and Abyssinia’s Good Will
The Birmingham Post archly cites a British treaty with King Menelik of Abyssinia via James Bennell Reda. It states a clause binds Menelik not to permit Abyssinian actions obstructing Egyptian advance on Khartoum. In return Britain seeks frontier rectification after the Khalifa is subdued.
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Wheeler on the walks. Young American in London trouble
At Maidenhead county court in London a case against Spencer Teddy, secretary to the U.S. ambassador, and Col John C. Hay and J. E. White for bicycling on a sidewalk was adjourned after the Home Office telegraphed that Henry White, secretary of the United States embassy, claimed diplomatic privileges for his son.
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Iowa battleship turret accident cripples guns at sea
The New York Times reports the battleship Iowa reached Hampton Roads with its forward 12 inch turret crippled disabling two guns. A sailor suffered a head injury from a dash pot during target practice. The ship proceeded for repairs.
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Ballington Booth Pronounced Out of Danger
Mrs Ballington Booth was today pronounced out of danger in New York as her condition improved following her illness. The report states she is responding to treatment and is in a cautiously hopeful state under care at a local hospital.
Corbett Eyes Purchase of the Browns Franchise
James J. Corbett declares he is willing to buy the Browns and invest heavily, aiming to own and properly manage the baseball club. He notes the need to endure initial losses but believes eventual profit would justify the gamble.
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Reed to End Civil Service Debate in House
Washington report notes civil service debate in the House intensified with nine of eleven speakers from the opposition side. Leaders planned to test the sense of the chamber today as supporters and foes clash over repeal and reform as Speaker Reed allies prepare to curb further discussion.
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WHERE COLUMBUS LANDED An Italian Bark Lost on the First Island Seen
The Italian bark Celestian, Captain Scott, from Venice bound for Savannah, was sighted off Watling Island on January 5. All crew members were saved. Foresters of America, Court of Topeka, to be instituted Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall, 1 West Street, applications for charter membership to be received. Whitmere Bron, Berbers, 7% Fan. ave
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Flowers Cheaper Now As Holiday Prices Fall
In Kansas City on January 1 prices for roses and other flowers plummet after New Year. Roses that fetched $2.30 to $3 per dozen drop to $1 or less, with some at seven cents. Carnations fall from 70 cents to 30 or 40 cents per dozen, and more varieties appear at lower prices as demand eases.
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Snow on Oranges No Damage in Southern California
Snow fell yesterday in Southern California but did not injure the orange crop. The harvest continues with about 12 million trees in prime condition. Farmers report the light snowfall will benefit future growth despite a brief cold spell.
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Mexican South Eastern Railway Concession Cancelled
San Antonin Tex January 11 advices received here that the Mexican government has cancelled the valuable concession of the Mexican South eastern Railway company due to the company's failure to comply with the concession terms. The company was composed of Cleve and O men.
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Topeka Girls to Beloit Industrial School Lead
Police Matron Thorpe plans to take three Topeka girls to the Beloit industrial school after recent improvements at the facility allow more room. Rose Thompson, about 15, named by Thorpe as a local troublemaker, is the alleged ringleader in steering other girls astray.
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Burning of Seminole Indians Report Confirmed
Jan. 11 reports from Washington state the Indian office has not received confirmation of the burning at the stake of two Seminole men linked to Mrs. Simmons murder. Officials warn against a general uprising, while Governor Brown and the fathers of McGhelsey denounce the act as an outrage. A dispatch from B Linn notes the mob burned Lincoln McGhelsey and Palmer Lampoon near Maud, witnessed by a child of Mrs. Simmons.
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First White Man Convicted of Murdering a Negro in Kansas City
Kansas City January 11 Gill Adler a town tough was convicted of second degree murder in the Wm Johnson case and sentenced to six years in the penitentiary. It marks the first white man in Jackson County convicted for killing a Black person. Adler previously served a short term for a fist blow that killed Postoffice Inspector McClure during a carnival quarrel three years ago.
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Clark Improves Health Joined by Family in San Antonio
Ex-President Clark of the Union Pacific continues to recover in San Antonio, with his family arriving to join him last week. He stays at the Menger Hotel and appears well. Weather notes from Chicago and Kansas indicate rain and colder conditions. An old Tennessean resident reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy eased a persistent cough after three bottles, advertised by The State Journal.
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Judge Sluss Confirmed as Chief Justice of Private Land Claims Court
The senate confirmed several nominees for judgeship of the Court of Private Land Claims. Thomas Fuller of North Carolina and William W. Murray of Tennessee named as judges. Joseph T. Reed of Town elter justice Henry C. Sins of Kansas and W. W. Stone of Colorado listed among nominees.
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A Rub Down and Postum Debate in Morning Routine
A health column extols a brisk morning rub down with warm water and towel, then a Postum Food Coffee swap for breakfast. It argues coffee harms the nervous system while Postum offers nourishment and flavor, praising Mr Curtice of the Ladies' Home Journal for endorsing Postum over coffee.
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