Geiger Holds Court in Kansas District Court Session
In Philipsboro Kansas district court Judge A C T Geiger and Judge J H Hamilton preside. Court opens with oaths and continuation of all cases until a successor is seated. Hamilton plans to press for immediate office, while local papers critique party unity and discuss potential congressional candidates.
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Philipsboro
Kan
A. C. T. Geiger
J. H. Hamilton
Hed Itia
E Geiger
Rive
Hamilton
Humphrey Named As Possible Congressional Candidate
A former governor Lyman A Humphrey is floated as a potential candidate for Congress in Mont forry county. The suggestion appears to stem from a Populist ally and faces pushback from the Cherrevale Clarion aligned hopeful A L Welisoo. The Independence Populist party endorses both Governor Mey and OP Brownbright, with Wilson noting strong Republican support for the aspirant.
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A. J. Wilson
Clarion
Montgommery
Humphrey
Lyman A. Humphrey Iw
Lark Horse
Montforry County
Grove
Cherrevale Clarion Ailte Horpe
A. L. Welisoo
Coacaen
Ube Indepensee Pupullat
Mey
OP. Brownbright
Die Wilson
Cough Remedy Promoted for Children in Chicago Ad
A Chicago doctor extols a non narcotic cough remedy as safe for children of all ages. The letter-like promotion claims it relieves obstinate coughs and colds and endorses it for mothers seeking relief for young in the household. The product is advertised as available through druggists nationwide.
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Chicago
Mary BR Melen
Gale
Stranded on steamer as crew lands at port
A fragmentary report from January reminds of a steamer incident with passengers and crew aboard. The vessel drifted ashore and a small group of five passengers were landed while the rest remained on board. The situation and identities are unclear.
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Cowen
Wight
Wighty
Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertised as Global Cure
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the perfect remedy for corns sprains and bruises with broad claims. It touts Arnold & Son's Drug Store on North Kangar Avenue as the vendor.
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Bucklen
Burma
Ernie Ao
Arnold & Son
Tal North Kanga
Pleasant Winter Entertainments From Local Hosts
A December note details social events in the city including Mr. and Mrs. James McParland hosting a 7 o'clock dinner on Fillmore street with guests General and Mrs. J. M. Hudson and others. Blanche Steele hosts a Monday gathering on Polk Street with light pictures and a two course lunch. Mrs. W. A. Harris throws a towel shower for Nellie Whittekind at 706 Lincoln Street. Model Store employees host a surprise party at 108% Madison Street for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Long, featuring a mantel clock. A farewell party honors Mrs. Krueger and her daughter Dora from the German M. E church with gifts and luncheon. Personal notes mention Mrs. W. H. Whitton inviting guests for an informal reception and sister Charles McCabe’s plans.
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CP. Menninger
Anna M. Parry Bundy
Menninger
Topska Avenue
Sop
Red Bayer Orchestra
Stant
Ryan
Hohner
Wieninwakt Mina
Marion Dariow
Bian Irene Foren
Titl
Tith
Oscar
Thomas Dariow
Harriet Campbell
James McParland
Fillmore Street
Rosen
Ise
Blanche Steele
Polk Street
Nash
Mra
W. A. Harris
Lincoln Street
Nellie Whittekind
Nellie Whittebit Gross
Edith Gross
Myrtle Hartix
Laura Whittekind
Edith Payne
Etta Stauffenberg
Charles Harris
Frankee
Model Store
Am A. Long
Madison Street
M. E Church
Krueger
H. Krueger
Dora
Pappilon
Charles
Ketone
Hustand
George Mayer
Topeka Social Notes Highlight Visits and Engagements
In Topeka many residents report visits across Kansas City and St Joe. Mrs. Hi Weaver returns to Memphis after a Kansas City stay. Mrs. Botsford visits. Mr. Burgess heads to St Joe for drug business. Miss Anna Marie Walsh spends time in Kansas and Topeka. Local clubs host meetings with substitutes announced and invitations issued for a reception. notable attendees include Mrs. A. Zahner and Miss Metta Robinson.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hi Weaver
Kansas City
Topeka
L BL McClintock
Weaver
FE. Botsford
Kans City
J. C. Or
A. A. Robinson
Water Burgess
St. Joe
Walter Burgess
California
Mise Anna Marie Walsh
Kansas
Mra. W. TL
Newcomer
WP. Wear
Independence Boulevard
R C. Arnold
Emporia
Arnold
Oklahoma
Ben Criswell
J.D. M. Hamilton
A. Zahner
Cosmos Club
Mra SM. ‘Ood
West Tenth Avenue
G. B. Pritchard
Metta Robinson
Bessie Campbell
Lottie Atchison
Leavenworth
W. J. Binck
Guild
Eigck
Euclid School
Pianae and Picture Fund
Mra
W. A. Harshbarger
June R. Chapman
Clara ‘M. Crum
Clarence McClintock
Rowland
West Seventh Street
Dora Furman
New York City
Robert Furman
Fred Nixon
Chanute
Baker-Whittekind
Clarence Carter
Strong City
N. B. Needham
Clifton
Kan
J. Prescott
Gaye
Carbondale
Kirk Monrial
Lou Crocker
Fred Oliver
Ceramic Art Club
Do. Knowles
Conversation Club
A. H. Thompson
Mulvane Booms As Cabinet Material In Washington
Reports from Washington dispatches place Dave Mulvane as a likely successor to Secretary Hitchcock as Interior secretary or as fourth assistant postmaster general to succeed J L Bristow. Mulvane’s Washington visit followed interest in Lit Crum for U S marshal. Friends of Hitchcock and Bristow deny rumors of resignations.
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Dave Mulvane
Kansas City
Mitchcock
J. L. Bristow
Washington
Mulvanets
Lit Crum
Senator Burton
Mulvane
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Burton
Bristow
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted by Dr Pierce
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery as nourishing the body, strengthening the heart, improving digestion, and enriching the blood. It claims the remedy supports stomach and liver function and offers free specialist opinions by mail from Dr. Pierce, with Pleasant Pellets also recommended for bowel cleansing.
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Seo
Topeka News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
The Topeka paper notes Y Stock company sale next week, Rudolph and Adolph at the Crawford, and C J Devlin boasting large insurance. It reports weather rainfall lag, public notices, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Washburn, and multiple city events including auditorium prep for the Midwinter Exposition, street work, hospital sign, revival meetings, and plans for grand illumination at the exposition.
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Y Stock Company
Mason
Rudolph
Adolph
Crawford
C. J. Devlin
Chicago
George Shuritt
United States Circuit Court
Leavenworth
Kan- San
Morrill
Hiawatha
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Christian Church
North Topeka
Topeka
George Burghart
Eighth and
Kansas Avenues
E. J. Farley
Lawrence Street
Susie Purley
Parker
Kansas
Thors
Kansas City
Stanley
T. J. Anderson
The
Commercial Club
Topeke
Johnson
Supreme Court
Seton
Leavenworth County
Aphhaugh
Wichita
Topeks
Gotard
United States Supreme Court
Salt of Kansas
Colorado
Albert
San Francisco
J. K. Welle
Lane Street
Ernest Limlesy Dies a St. Joseph Banker and Capitalist
Ernest Limlesy a St. Joseph mercantile clerk from 1868 who rose to banker and capitalist dies leaving an estate around 1 000 000 He was a North Carolina native and served with the Confederacy He held multiple interests including directing in a local stock gas company and other positions.
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Joe Millionaire
Bt. Joseph
Jan. M
Ernest Limlesy
St. Joseph
Tdndany
North
Miss Sophie Bonham Tells How She Escaped a Fearful Operation
Miss Sophie Bonham of Chicago proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her womb trouble after five years and an intended operation. She praises the remedy, cites four months of treatment, and urges women to write Mrs. Pinkham for advice, with Lynn, Massachusetts as the address. The letter warns of a $5000 forfeit if not genuine.
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Sophie Bonham
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Lormiz Bonnam
Oak St
Gemeente
Lydia
Pinkbham
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Santa Fe
Tomor Row
East Sixth Street
Geiger
Rogers Bros
John C. Humes Company
Ansas Avenue
Lossery
Pillisaler
Washburn
J. K. Hudson
C. H. Titus
A. W. Smith
McPherson
G. W. Hook
Sabeths
CA. Swarts
Great Bend
Boat Busters
Willis Uline
United States
Uline
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Third
Jefferson Streets
Buffalo
Uae
Wits
Bivicks
Woodbury
Dermat
State Street
Union Pacific R. KR
Kansau Ave
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