Promising Kidney Disease Remedy by Springfield Chemist
John Morrow of Springfield Ohio claims a new remedy for kidney diseases. The tablet form called Morrow's Kirianpotas has shown rapid relief in chronic and acute kidney ailments, including Bright's disease, with aims at halting progression and avoiding doctors or drastic measures.
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John Morrow
Springfield
Scie Bas
Morrow
Kirianpotas
Bright
Howe
McLing Danes
Ater- Fow
Tornado wrecks in Fort Smith injure many on Jan 12
Jan 12 Fort Smith reports a devastating cyclone destroying or severely damaging numerous homes across Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The Baptist church, a number of residences, the high school tower, and the Gates home were demolished or blown down. Several occupants were injured or killed, including Mrs. Hendricks, Dr. Gates and his wife, and a girl believed dead in the Gates ruin. Rescue efforts and a search for victims continued.
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Fort Smith
Mr. King
Twelfth Street
Ruther Hunter
Joseph Matthews
Garrison Avenue
Birds Home
Krone
Will O'Shea
O'Shea and Hinch
O'Keefe
Hugh L. Rogers
Ninth Street
Atr. L. Hirchburser
New England Mills versus Southern competition debate
Lowell Massachusetts January 12. Agents of seven cotton mills issue a reply to labor organizations arguing Southern mills now rival New England in quality and price. They claim Southern mills are well equipped, operated by skilled engineers, and can produce first class goods at profitable prices, challenging New England's supremacy.
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Lowell, Maes
Enyue
New England
America
England
Lowell
Don Carlos' Boom Prompts Talk of Spanish Uprising
London cables report the Carlist movement in Spain growing rapidly with discussion of a possible uprising within twenty years. Don Carlos himself is countermanding a planned departure to Cuba to rally Spaniards in his favor.
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London
Daily Mall
Biarrito
Don Curios
Cuba
Prisoner of Zenda Brings Large Topeka Audience
Anthony Hope tale in Edward Rage production proves romantically strong. Mr Gould dominates dual king Englishman role with stage presence and deft acting. Strong supporting cast, brisk energy, and rare quality draw praise as one of the season’s best dramatic productions.
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Anthony Hope
Edward Rage
the Lake
Craw
Wien
Gould
King
Shee
Mtr BF
Metlannin
Afr
Capt. Sapt
Topeka
Insane Man Mooney Escapes From Asylum With Help
James Mooney escaped the Hutchinson reformatory asylum by cutting floor boards in ward 51. He and fellow patient William Scanlon plotted the break using a concealed chisel, aided by outside accomplices. Mooney vanished in the evening through a hole in the floor as guards and staff chased reports, with Dr H Wetmore saying parties connected aided the escape but names were not released.
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James Mooney
Mooney
Hutchinson Reformatory
Bene County
Fic
Willian Scanton
Scanton
Scanlon
Tbe Joose Oorine
Seamon
Sannion
Masonic Temple Company Elects Officers For Year
The Topeka Masonic temple company elected C. J. Webb president William Green vice president A. K. Wilson secretary and D. W Nellis treasurer. The company has 25000 invested in three lots at Eighth and Quincy and plans to build a temple there in coming years. The Topeka Masonite board of control also named C. J. Webb president William Green vice president J. W. McClure treasurer Spencer P. Wade secretary. Ballard's Showniment advertises a remedy for various ailments with Geo. W. Stansfield and Miller's Pharmacy listed for purchase.
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Masonic Temple Company
Board of Control
Topeka Masonic Temple Company
C. J. Webb
William Green
Yios
A. K. Wilson
D. W Nellis
Temple Company
Eighth and
Quincy Streets
Ap Masonic Temple
Topeka Masonite Board of Control
Wiliam Green
J. W. McClure
Spencer PF. Wade
Moon Declares Himself Out of Ranks in Kansas Silver Split
J B Moon, Lyon County, leaves the Republican fold amid party realignments and silver issue turmoil. He recounts shifts among Republicans Farmers Alliance and Populists, notes keynote speakers for a Topeka conference, and declines to attend. He criticizes party tactics and urges independence, stating he and others quit for principle over money in politics.
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B. Moon
J. B Moor
Emporia
Republican Party
Farmers Alliance
Mr. Moot
Lyon County Silver Central
Webb McNall
God Aremythe
Topeka
Representative Hall
David Overmyer
John Bmtartin
Atwood
Missouri
Tomlinson
Charlie Holliday
Glick
Webb
Kansas
Democracy
Merchants' Federation elects officers and directors
The Merchants' Federation of the city reports completion of officer elections with Frank Newland as president J W F Hughes first vice president A B E Hickerson second vice president W F Weber secretary J S Warner treasurer and a board including J B Bullard W H Wilson Abe Steinberg J S Horner G Cathers Hugh Lawler and T M Forbes One fare rate to Denver authorized for stock growers convention tickets valid ten days from January a century-old brief notes local business leadership and cooperative travel arrangements.
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Merchants’ Federation
Frank Newland
J. W. F. Hughes
A. BE. Hickerson
W. F. Weber
J.S. Warner
J. B. Bullard
W. H. Wilson
Abe Steinbergj
Horner
G. Cathers
Hugh Lawler
TM. Forbes
Colorado
Denver
Col
Colorado ‘Terminal Lines Passenger Association
Tate
Jailer Ends Kangaroo Court At County Jail
Jailer Lawson halted the kangaroo court at the county jail after a prisoner onlookers described the mock trials. He warned there would be no such proceedings while in charge, citing long-standing outrage and promising strict discipline drawn from state penology.
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Kangaroo Court
Jal
Lawnon
Bailyt Coyne
Lawson
Tam
Topeka Offenle
Court
Lawsin
State Penitentiary
Birth, crime and defense in Merry murder trial
Defendants in the Chris Merry wife murder case in Chicago will argue he was born criminal as their defense. The trial features new tactics such as reading pets instead of briefs and introducing occult competence in place of exhibits. Lawyers plan novel objections that could make this case historic in criminal procedure.
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Chicago
Jam E
Chris Merry
Jury Seeks Sociology Links in Murder Case
Frank Fay Pratt examined jurors for sociological influence in Judge Horton’s court. Berry’s defense plans to portray Merry as shaped by heredity and environment, rendering him irresponsible. A palmist may be used to argue the accused is a victim of fate, not a hardened criminal.
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Frank Fay Pratt
Esseyiate
Merry
Horton
Berry
Pratt
McKinley policy blamed for GOP chaos and Bryanism growth
The Morning Post editorial echoes the Times on President McKinley. It argues his drift toward pleasing all sides has created chaos in the Republican camp and accelerated Bryanism, while condemning the Dineley tariff policy as a ridiculous failure.
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London
Morning Post
Times
New York
McKinley
Johnsons Still Hunt Seeks Police Reform in Topeka Visit
Kansas City officials and Labor Commissioner Johnson clash over police administration. Johnson probes methods of police commissioners while denying public report. Governor Topeka meeting includes Commissioner McCambridge Senator Merry Zimmerman Chief William Quartes and Childvan Easterhood as Wyandotte county braces for a possible election shift with Ben S Henderson named as a instigator.
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Kansas City
Kan
McCambridge
Merry Zimmerman
William Quartes
Childvan
County Central Committee
Tepela
Johnson
Wyandotte County
Ben
Henderson
Blood money division and governor’s plan unclear
A fragment notes blood money exacted from jet pilots saloon keepers and disorderly houses is divided five times for personal use. The governor declines to reveal plans. The passage also lists testimonials for Ely Cream Balm for catarrh and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and a claim for Ballard’s Herehound Syrup with pharmacy ads and price points.
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Ely
ELY Bros
Warren
City
Joseph Stewart
Grand Avene
Home Dressmaking Hints From Worn Gowns to New Style Look
A seventh page homemaking tip shows how to reuse old gowns and boy suits with Diamond Dyes. It claims old dresses and coats can be dyed and refashioned into fashionable outfits for all ages with little cost and effort, making worn fabrics appear almost new.
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Drees
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