Sunday Church Services At Seabrook and Nearby
Seabrook Congregational church holds service at 1 30 pm with a sermon on Reter Study of Peter. Various churches list morning and evening services with ministers, patrols, and Sunday school notices across Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Seabrook Congregational Church
Peter
J. E. Kirr
F. I. Sauerber
Totnes
Zane's Hall
First Unitarian
Church of Christ
Skettist
Aweat-Hixth Street
God
David Pulfilled
Christ
Pupela Baptist Church
Tourent
Horrienn Streets
State of
Kansan
Brytheen
Unkard
Oakland
Ed Root
St. John’s A. M. E
Seventh and Topeka Avenues
J. FR. Ransom
Henry Stillweth
Kaneas City
Southwealers
Salvation Army
Loorent
Jackwon Streets
Quincy Street
G. D. Olden
Ehanit Gorner
van Boren
J. M. WH
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Wesleyan Methodist Ch
Vorner
Phird
Jefferson
G. B. Howard
Pares Eighth
Jackann
W. Connett
Presbyterian
Topeka
Meghan
Dr Pullman Retires From Baltimore Church After Twenty Years
Baltimore Maryland January 16 Reverend Professor Royal M Pullman brother of George M Pullman of Chicago resigns as pastor of the Second Universalist church after twenty years of service He plans retirement possibly remaining as pastor emeritus The Pullman family marks their golden wedding recently prompting a reunion in Baltimore February 1895
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Baltimore
Mad
Pr. Royal
Pullman
Geo. M. Pullman
Chicago
Second Universal Yet
Pietar Emerique
Imaltimore
Mes. Pullman
Lord mayor famine fund tops 35000 pounds
London January 14 The lord mayor s famine fund now exceeds 35000 pounds with a 22000 pound contribution from William Waldorf Astor. Reports from Calcutta relay adequate food stocks at Madras ample supplies in Bombay and Punjab and northern and central provinces ready for immediate relief. Railways reduced staff and relief camps fully equipped while government ships daily rupees for relief work. Californians Celebrate Governor Budd proclaims a legal holiday in the California Assembly. The King of Pit s Beechams Beecharna.
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London
Tninn
Willem Waldorf Astor
Calcutta
Madras
Barsiah
Bombay
Punjab
How Maceo Died Ambushed While Crossing Into Havana
Havans Jen 16 Via Key Weath Me reports Antonio Maceo was ambushed after crossing the military line into Pinar del Rio on a mission to meet insurgents. Spanish forces opened fire. Maceo was wounded and died. Insurgents allege Dr Zerzueha aided the ambush. later his body was recovered and given a military burial at a secret site known to few associates.
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Havans
Jen
Antonio Maceo
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Cirui Maceo
Tijs Saddiv
Maiceo
Zerzueha
Mateo
Macco
Polluted Chicago Water Shuts School Drinking Supply
Chicago officials shut off public school drinking water due to Lake Michigan contamination. Boiled water advised for students as typhoid microbes in lake water prompt talks of artesian or treated substitutes.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Board of Education Reday
Peepee
Wate
Nexith
Mrs Bradley Martin to Host Ultra Fashion Waldorf Ball
New York report states Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin will redecorate the Waldorf hotel for a grand ball attended by New York’s elite. The elaborate event aims to rival Belmon t social splendor with lavish dress, prints, and fashion displays, drawing about 500 guests in a winter of 1882–83 styling.
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Bradley Martin
New York
Waldorf Hotel
W. WK
Vanderbilt
Martin
Minos Thicen
Eatin
Seventeenith
Hentcents Ventures
Eirl
Craver
van Mle
Cornelia Sherman
Bane Sheetiss
Treaty Endorsed at Mission Mass Meeting in New York
General James Beaver of Pennsylvania presided at a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall supporting foreign missions. Speakers included General Stea Yer Bishop Charlow Wowler and Rev. Dr. Hichued. The resolution urged prompt Senate confirmation of the general treaty of arbitration and its unification by governments across the United States and Canada.
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New York
James
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Carnege Hall
Stea Yer
Charlow
Wowler
Hichued
United States
Senate
Canada
March of the British depose Benin king after massacre
The Chronicle reports a decision to annex the Benin Kingdom and depose its king due to the massacre of the British expedition. A Bonny dispatch says an English civilian, one of the expedition's civilians, was captured and taken to Benin. His fate remains unknown.
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Legon
Benin
Bonny
Guinea
Tr Owls
Cuba For 260 Million Purchase Bill Introduced in Congress
Washington January 16 Representative Spencer of Mississippi introduced a bill to authorize offering up to 260 million dollars to purchase the island of Cuba. The measure also allocates up to 10 thousand dollars for negotiating expenses.
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Congress
Washington
Spencer
Mississipni Hus
Secretary of State
Cubs
Russian plague fears prompt strict southern measures
Odessa dispatch reports the Russian government enforcing strict plague control in southern areas. The piece notes urgency as delays in obtaining medical help can be fatal and plugs a supposed remedy claim by G. W. Stansfeld of Gaz Kan. Ave.
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Russia
London
Times
Odessa
G. W. Stansfeld
Gaz Kan
Favorite Prescription and Medical Discovery Claims Misleading
A murky testimonial appears to tout Favorite Prescription and a Medical Discovery as cures for female ailments and general health, with vague references to Dr. Pierce products and a druggist selling them. The text also attacks a pharmacist while praising the remedies, implying broad efficacy for constipation headaches and biliousness.
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F. EB. Porgey
Carns
Kevapaha
Spala
Mighter
D. Billings
Mon
Yellowstone Park Game Drives Animals to Smithsonian
Yellowstone Park Superintendent George S. Amierson reports plans to ship a selection of wildlife to the National Zoological Park in Washington. The mix includes six entetope, four beaver, and other animals as the park continues to face increasing human encroachment and wildlife management challenges. Coyotes remain a growing concern, leading to increased efforts to reduce their numbers.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jatt
George S. Amierson
Yellowstone National Park
Osr
Nathal Zoologieu Park
Washington
Hue
Anderson
FBI Ty Uigdasinle Durr
Vander Karouth
Aentrion
Amd i
Mounaki
Mt. Gyerott
Perensie
Bathhouse meeting warns on drumming at Hot Springs water
In Hot Springs Ark today the bathhouse managers and Superintendent Little reviewed rules for drumming at houses on government property. They warned that future infractions would result in cut off of hot water privileges and pledged faithful observance of Interior Department trimming bans.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jan
Little
Interior Department
Pope Physician Advises Eggs and Old Wine Diet
London dispatch reports the pope physician urges strict temperature control in the room and care in diett ing on eggs and old wine. The Kaiser honors Diaz of Mexico with the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle and decorates other Mexican ministers. In Paterson New Jersey, 100 silk spinners strike at Golden Rod Manufacturing over wage issues.
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London
Janus
Standard
Rerlin
Reichanngoter Mealy
Diaz
Mexico
William
Musican Anance
Jurden
New York
Golden Rod ‘Manufacturing Company
Paterson
N. J
Electric Bitters Promises Nerve and Blood Vitality
This purely vegetable medicine claims to restore nervous vigor by toning nerve centers in the stomach, stimulating the liver and kidneys, and purifying the blood. It improves appetite, aids digestion, and is touted as the best blood purifier and nerve tonic. Sold for 50 cents and $1 at J. K. Jones' Drug Store on Witth and Kansas avenues.
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J. K. Jones
Witth and
Kansas Avenue
Southwest Fuel Co advertises furnaces and cures
An old newspaper fragment promotes Frontenac furnaces from THE SOUTHWESTERN FUEL CO of Chicora Pa. It touts One Minute Cough Cure as a medical breakthrough, claims of relief for coughs and colds, and advertises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin troubles.
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Frontenac
Southwestern Furl Co
Chicora
Wechard Vennel
Venrell
G. W. Stumpfield
Ken
Fcel Co
DeWitt
G. W. Stansfield
Pension Bill Skirmish Over Widows Pensions Set at 100
Washington dispatch reports a heated committee day as lawmakers debated widow pension limits. An attempt to lower General Gibbon widow’s pension from 100 a month failed. support grew for recognizing meritorious service. Clara Nichols widow of W A Nichols saw pension rise to 75 monthly. Unfinished business cleared. free homestead bill referred to public lands, senate conference denied.
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Kansas
Washington
Fanny Gibbon
Tue
Kay
Crowther
Groesener
Gibbon
Growvenor
Seldlers
Clara N. Nichols
Hreyet
W. A. Nichols
Senate
Public Lands Committees
Congress
Osage County Coal Ad and Local Services
An Osage City shop promotes genuine Osage coal at the same price as inferior grades and notes related services. The notice also advertises free mending and button sewing, a steam laundry, and mentions Ayers products including Cherry Pectoral and Almanac used by speakers actors and singers.
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Osage County
Osage City
Southwestern Furl CO
Ayers
Ayer
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief for Piles
A vintage ad promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe permanent treatment for all forms of piles. It claims instant relief, no cocaine or opium, and notes physicians widely recommend it. The product, sold by Pyramid Co. of Albion Michigan, is advertised at 50 cents to 1 dollar per package with testimonials from across the United States.
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Albion
Mich
United States
W C Women seek state funds for Elaworth home
Mrs Julia L Death writes from Blue Rapids Kansas January 14 1897 urging The State Journal to back a $4080 appropriation to repair remodel and fund a Woman's Relief Corps W R C home and hospital at Elaworth Kansas The letter argues state support mirrors federal kindness toward soldiers families and aims to provide a dedicated refuge for dependents of service members and army nurses while highlighting an organizing effort led by Mrs Anna Seaver Pagan of Ellsworth Kansas and department officers who have leased grounds and started a fund.
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Julia L
Blue Rapids
Kan
Hanor
The
State Journal
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of Kansan
G. A
Elaworth
W. RC
Worc
Leavenworth
Leavin
W. St. C
Kanaus
Kansas
W. H.C
Geneva
Ohio
United States
Anna Seaver Pagan
Ellsworth
Julia. L. Death
Special Aid Dept
Kan. W
Twenty Story Hotel Planned on Brunswick Site in New York
Baroness de Seillier widow of Charles Livermore proposes a 20 story steel framed office hotel on the Brunswick property at Fifth Avenue. She owns the east side ground north of Twenty-sixth Street 48 by 100 feet and has hired George Edward Harding & Goodrich to draft plans. Construction cost cannot yet be estimated as plans are unfinished.
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New York
Baroness de Seillier
Charles PL Livermore
Hotel Bronswick
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-sixth
Twenty-seventh Streets
Livermore
Brunswick
Twenty-sixth Street
George Edward Harding & Goodrich
Homeseekers Excursion on Santa Fe Route to Several States
The Home Road Santa Fe excursion runs on January 5 and 19, February 2 and 16, March 3 and 16, April 6 and 20, May 4 and 15. Round trip tickets cost one fare plus 2 dollars to Arkansas, Arizona, Indiana Territory, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas with a 15 day return window, valid Tuesday or Friday within twenty one days. For details contact passenger depot at foot of Fifth Street or Cromwell & Jefferson at the post office. Lost diamond stud near the state house weighs about 2 carats. reward of ten dollars offered at Hotel Throap.
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Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indiana Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texa
Pirasenger Depot
Fifth Street
Cromwell & Jeffers
North Topeka
Munyon Cures by Mail at Arch Street Philadelphia
Munyon s Medical Institution at 1605 Arch Street Philadelphia caters to nationwide inquiries through letters seeking cures for various diseases. A staff of ten to fifteen doctors dictates replies with medical advice, offering separate cures for each ailment at about 26 cents per vial, with proper diagnoses and remedies promised.
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Munyon's Medical Institution
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Munyou
The Gypsy Moth in Massachusetts pest debate center
Boston January 16 report from the Gypsy Moth committee of the state board of agriculture details costly pest control options. Entomologist C F H Fernald outlines three paths: continue extermination with large long term appropriations, hold moth in check with perpetual funding, or abandon efforts to cities towns and individuals. Extermination would cost about 1.575 million over 19 years averaging 105060 per year.
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Boston
State Board of Agriculture
C. F H. Fernald
Labor Leaders Meet in Pennsylvania Convention
Pittsburg January 16 convention of Pennsylvania labor leaders held its first session to form an organization for concerted action in pursuing legislation benefiting labor. More than 10 delegates attended from across the state. George Chance of Philadelphia elected chairman, R. M. Cannahan of Pittsburg secretary, J. J. McCoy of Pittsburg treasurer. The group plans to meet in Harrisburg every two years during the legislative session to focus legislative attention on workers' needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Inter
Taree
George Chance
Philadelphia
R. M. Cannahan
Insolvent Railway Featured in Logan Ohio Court
Judge Wright on January 16 declared the Columb Shawnee Hocking Kelley company insolvent. The assets are about 514,008,000. The Discovery Saved His Life. Draszist Q Cailloutie of Beaversville TH recalls a救 tale of Dr King’s New Discovery used to treat la grippe and save a wife, praising its value and urging trials at local drug stores.
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C8. & & Railway
Logan, O
Wright Todey
Columb
Shawnee
Hocking Kelley Company
J. K. Jonen
Kansas Avenue
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Amslon
Chureta
Smith
Friend's
Sanon Topeka Avenue
Fitth
Sixth
Rawr
Tiahop Millepaush
Christ Church
Salina
Archdeacon Hill
Trinity Church
Lawrence
DR. Pullman
Astor
India
Maged
the Foreign Mission Board
Africa
Cuba
U.S. Gov't Report
Pierei
Yellowstone Park
Ana
Bubserie Tig
the State Journal
Pacific Railway
Rockeo
Puenesoa Anapolis
China
Toronto
WLU
Blue
Baroness de Seiller
Gotham
Homeseekers’ Excursion
W. ©. Garvey
Munyon
Prof
Samuels
Obier
Derehants’ Ledger
Vemy
Ealaiin
Hembing
Quire Beyer
Warenpond
Oaks
Postotice Room
Bertickel
Santa Po
NEW_STONE BARN
Topeka Ave
8Th St. Sour Specialty
Dudley & Price
Stansfield’s Drug Store
France
Fougera & Go
John Greif
Kannan
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