Woman Finds Sudden Aid From Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Knowles of 16 North Street Freeland Missouri describes years of rheumatism pain and stiffness. After reading an advertisement she tried Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and reports full relief within two months. The claim notes cures for paralysis and various ailments, urging purchase from dealers or direct mail order.
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Fortune
Knowles
George B. Knowles
North Street
Fretland
Dr Williams
Kanwics
Marshall
Purringtom
Portland
Maurest
City
Willams
Deslers
Williams
Topeka Headlines Mix Local Sports and Court News
Local notes report a theater troupe in town and a bridge opening over Sardou Avenue. Crime, court actions, and public notices surface alongside wheat moisture concerns and plans for a Sangerfest gathering in May.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Claim Cure For All Ages
Advertised remedy Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is promoted as a universal cure for catarrh, claiming to be cocaine free and safe for children. Testimonials from Jerome Vennoeling and others allege relief from nasal and throat symptoms, with endorsers describing dramatic improvements and long-term comfort after using the tablets.
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Stuart
United States
Aiaf
Canada
Covington
Ieee
Marshall, Mic
Local Political Shuffle and City Notes From Wichita
Friends mention T. S. Kirkpatrick as a candidate for minister to France while Dennis Hope retires from Fifth ward council race. Samuel Howe and John G. Hewitt remain contenders. Burton & Burton pull their exhibit booth as a silver statue and Eagie’s display occupy the space. A tobacco fumes removal trims Burton milk exhibit. Arthur Capper praises Wichita’s municipal park claims, forgetting Chesney and Central parks. Locomotive center plate break halts Santa Fe turntable work. Capital Iron Works to forge a new plate. Ex-Tudes J Eldridge selling a Christ book. Abbey Press titles mix patriotism and temperance humor. Carrie Nation feud resurfaces via David Nation letter rebuttal in Medicine Space paper.
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T. S. Kirkpatrick
France
Dennis Hope
Hope
Samuel T. Howe
John G. Hewitt
Burton & Burton
Arthur Capper
Wichita
3Ir
Capper
Capyer
Chesney Park
Central Park
Gage's Park
Topeka
Santa Fe
Roundhouse
Ron
J. Eldridge
Abbey Press
New York
Katurah Brown
David Nation
Carrie
Mra. Nation
David
Carrie Nation
Grape-Nuts credited with family health revival
A Hibbing Minnesota young woman recounts typhoid recovery aided by Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. She notes rapid weight gain, improved appetite in her brothers, and reduced bread and meat for dinner after adopting the cereal with cream and fruit. She asks Postum Co to refrain from publishing her name.
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Hibbing
Minn
Ellie
Besith
Pixase
Postum Co
Bate Creek
Mick
Missing Topeka Bartender Sought By Wife In Kansas City
Mrs FLA Montroy of Topeka appealed to Officer Greenman in Kansas City seeking help locating her husband who came two weeks ago for work and has left no trace. Her letters remain unanswered and she fears foul play after finding his mail uncollected at the post office.
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Kansas City
Fla. Montroy
Topeka
Itu Mane
Greenman
Mountroy
Montroy
Crum Named U S Marshal Amid Washington Lobbying
Governor Stanley influenced the Crum appointment, traveling to Washington and presenting endorsements before the president announced the choice. Senator Burton and supporters deny opposition, while Crum earns backing from Major Hood and longtime ally Crum. Crum will place deputies Frank Plenniken Don F Willits Frank McGrath Charles Biddle and C J Drew in Topeka Wichita and Fort Scott divisions.
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Crum
United States
Stanley
Washington
Barton
Burton
Bnt
Hin
Emporia Gazette
Stasley
Jack
Kansas
Senate
Major Hood
Grimes
Topeka
Reaches Supreme Court Over Salina Firm Dividend Claims
The Lee Mercantile Company of Salina faces a Supreme Court appeal after Saline County District Court ruled for the defendant in a stockholder dispute. J. Hughes, once treasurer and longtime holder of stock, accuses officers of excessive salaries and improper withdrawals while dividends lag. He seeks an accounting and receivership, contending the company increased capital from 100000 to 250000 with undivided profits of 160000 at the suit’s start. Lawyers include J Dean US district attorney and John D Misikin, with representation for the Lee company by ex Speaker J J Osborn and others.
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J. Hughes
Lea
B.D. Lee Mercantile Company
Salina
Supreme Court
Salina County
W. J. Hughes
Hughie Aglees
Hughes
Lee Company
Anding & Market
District Court of
Saline County
Tigher
J. Dean
United States District Attorney
John D. Misikin
McPherson
David Ritekie
Mr Bean
J. Osborn
TL. Bond
Wilson & Wilson
Sultun
Judige Garver
Topeka
Plentiful Willing to Fight in Transvaal War
Captain J De Villiers formerly of South Africa notes that volunteers eager to fight for the Bowra are traveling toward the Transvaal. He cites Lord Kitchener’s campaign showing Boer losses and captures while the population remains about 140,000.
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New Orleans
J. de Villiers
Tron
South Africa
the Villiers
Transvaal
Kitcheners
Krause Found Guilty of Attempted Murder in London Trial
The defense argued no incitement to murder occurred as there was no direct provocation in the case. The jury found Krause guilty and he was sentenced to two years in prison after Lord Chief Justice Alverstone presided.
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Krause
London
Baron Alverstone
Sir Elwes Bartlett Dead in London Funeral Planned
Sir Wills Ashmead Bartlett died this morning in London following an operation. The news records the sudden death of a prominent figure, noting medical proceedings and the impact on his family and circle.
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Elwes Bartlett
London
Sir Wills Ashmead Bartlett
Tim Donovan Leads Tvanka Police in Humorous Funeral Tale
Tim Donovan newly heads Tvanka police and tells a funny remembered episode. As sergeant he oversaw a funeral detail for a city official, lining troops before the house then marching them out back through the front. Unable to recall the return order he barked a puzzled command, then ordered them to “Fall in where ye fell out and go north.”
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Tim Donovan
Tvanka
Ie Pollessor
Tim
Century Road Club members ride record centuries
New York reports 5143 centuries and 514200 miles covered in installments of 100 miles or more by Century Road Club members. Leader Harry Barly has 22 centuries. other top riders include Gus Hgolof, Tanne Gillette, DM Ades, CH Fessenden, Paul Themis, and C. B. Staubuen. Four hundred others have 49 or more centuries. 1901 sees large increases and potential new records as reports finalize February 1.
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New York
Jan
Century Road Club Association
C. P. Staubach
Calc. A
Harry Barly
Gus Hglof
Tanne Gillette
DM Ades
CH. Fessenden
Paul Themias
C. B. Staubuen
W. H. Anderson
Henry West
FW. Hyde
J.C. Yatman
F. A. Myrick
W. HM. Lange
McCormick
TJ. Moore
Mseoclation
C.F
Starch Combine Offers Purchase of Pekin Sugar Plant
Report says large sugar industry consolidators plan to buy the Pekin Hitnole Sugar Refining plant. The Pekin facility, originally built for beet sugar, was converted last year to a 12,000 bushel stock factory while ownership shifted to Peoria capitalists.
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Peotts
Hitnole Sugar Refining Company
Pekin
Peoria ‘Peida Capitalists
Dr G By Clark to Plead for Boers in New York
The World’s London correspondent reports that Dr G By Clark, once Caithness MP and former consul general of the Orange Free State in London, will land in New York on the Ivernia on a alleged mission. He is said to seek Roosevelt intervention but Clark denies the claim while a Paris Metin correspondent stands by the report.
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New York
Clark
Caithness
Eral
Orange
London
Ivernia
Washington
Roosevelt
Paris Metin
The
Times
Chicago Firemen Injured in Wagon Accident
Six members of truck company No. 17 respond to a call when an axle breaks. The wagon overturns burying two men who are severely injured and may die. four others suffer heavy bruising. Authorities investigating the cause and extent of the injuries.
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Chicago
Jrece
Astm
Truck Company No. 17
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised By Savannah Reader
Mrs Aaron Medron of Savannah Georgia writes of her long battle with piles and rectal trouble saying Pyramid Pile Cure cured her after two years of improvement. She recalls seeing the ad before trying the remedy and reports complete relief with no recurrence of symptoms. She notes two packages were used and claims the product contains no strong medicines and was painless.
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Aaron Medron
Savannah
Transcontinen t rail rates session in Portland
In Portland on February 18 the transcontinental rail session drew over 1,000 attendees to discuss joint action to reduce through rates. The plan involves Northern Pacific, Northern Burlington, Santa Fe, Union Pacific and other Western lines, with mixed signals on willingness to cut rates. Some lines reportedly oppose concessions, while others show interest in coordinated action if feasible.
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St. Bath
Transcontinent Tre
Portland
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Santa Fe
Union Acne
Northern Ts
Mystery Solved in Portland Man Vanishing Case
Alec K Bell, missing two months, has been found in Portland with two relatives arriving from Elin. He wrote from Los Angeles January 14 stating plans to return when health improves, amid financial losses and brain fever that left him unconscious for weeks.
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Portland
Ore
Alec K. Bell
Elin
Toe Angeles
Amit
Tempest in a Teapot Revolution in Venezuela
New York reports ongoing unrest in Venezuela with revolutionary forces led by Generals Batalla and Loreto Lama challenging the Castro government. The steamship Tibertador has landed arms near Puerto Cabello while government troops claim a victory over insurgents near Geeunlino.
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Venezuela
New York
Yertie
Castro
Vendaudlars
Tibertador
Dubkarne
Coughs and Colds in Children Recommend Remedy
A Chicago physician endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy for obstructed coughs in children and all ages. He states it provides relief from colds bronchial afflictions and is safe for use by careful guardians.
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Chicago
Wisconsin University investigates student poker activity
Acting President Birge leads an inquiry at Madison into alleged student poker play. About 200 young men are cited to appear and relate what they know. President Birge is in Milwaukee and local officials deny knowledge of the facts.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
Birge
Blree
Milwaukee
Santa Fe Head Resort Excursion Rates Listed
Santa Fe Head Resort excursion rates are published for several destinations including Phoenix return at 65 dollars for nine months, San Antonio return 30 dollars with June 1 return, El Paso 43.40 for six months, Las Vegas New Mexico 31.09 for three months, and Springs Arkansas 28.55 for three months. Other health resort rates are available on request from agents T. L. King of A T and S F Topeka or TM Jame 830 Janes Ave North Topeka.
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Arizona
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
Las Vegas
N. M
Springs
Ark
T. L, King
A. T
Topeka
TM Jame
Eas Ave
North Topeka
Insurgent Surrender News and Senate Health Update
Sanstor Warren Iail in Cheyenne reports Senator Francis Warren ill with neuralgia and head pain, sidelining him for about a week. In the Philippines news, insurgents surrender under General Wade at Cebu with oath-taking at Tagibarun on January 1. Also London reports Britain inviting tenders for ten torpedo boat destroyers. design favors speed reduction to gain power and coal efficiency.
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Tun
Insurgenta Brix
James F. Wade
Cebu
Tagibarun
Bobol
Glasgow
Inn
Canary Islands Cyclone Wrecks Four Ships and Damages Property
A cyclone swept the Canary Islands causing extensive property damage and four shipwrecks. The report cites Tas Pamer and notes contact details for F. Menninger, M. D., at 721 Kan Ave and residence 1251 Topeka. Additional line mentions WS Office Lowes 8 to Bp.
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Canary
Senu
Canary Islands
F. Menninger
M. D
Kanave Tel
Topeka Fe
Ofice Lowes
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