Dr Greene's Nervura Endorsed by Clergy in 1900 Letter
A published letter from Reverend Fraser of Champlain New York lauds Dr Greene's Nervura nerve and blood remedy. The writer claims personal health gains and urges public publishing of the endorsement. The piece promotes the medicine as a cure for debility insomnia poor appetite and general exhaustion with notices of ministers and officials praising it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Hiaith
Jetter
Champlain
N.Y
Grewin
Greene
Mr. Fraser
Dr. Greene
Pepe
Fragmented historic text on midwestern revolutions and people
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene around a revolutionary event with figures such as Aly Macyland and Shara tigiton. Mentions of weather, a turret, and various individuals suggest a clustered account of social upheaval, but many names are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iar
Ras
Tee
Bamyeh Blitt
Aly
Macyland
Willem Moter
Harry Gibeld II
Reuters
Mtee
Adiuther Revaluthuiers
Erinitaan
Ees de
Epuchtetins
Ane
Ane Wit Rae Ion Steu
Mairfoci
Property Tax Agency Plans Local Operations
A garbled notice describes a new property tax collection agency operating in the county. It mentions a tentatively named firm and references to personal property taxes and local officials. The readable parts indicate a focus on taxation procedures and potential county oversight.
Funeral for J I Blatr Blatrsins Laid Beside Shoes of His
The funeral of J I Blatr Blatrsins was held with family mourners and friends attending. Pallbearers and local officials stood in attendance as the procession moved to the grave. The article notes respected kin and neighbors among the attendees and mentions the deceased's ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1
Bemsins
Hest
Populist Call: Starla Line Ship Sinks After Tow
A Starla line vessel with John Starr and 13 aboard sank in mud near Bridgeport during tow operations, with all passengers and crew rescued. The incident disrupted services and prompted police and theater event notices. A New York theater group reported a fire scare but no injuries occurred as actors and staff evacuated safely.
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John EL Starr
Starla Line
Dean
New York
New Hausen
Scipe
O& Bridgeport
Police Jottings: Saloon Peace Persists In City
A satirical police note reports saloons and joints maintaining quiet order. It recounts Gustav, a vagrant fined ten dollars, shed tears to reduce the penalty, and an Ethiopian youth case involving Andrew White. Garrett, a former Stahl regime spotter, was arrested for selling mortgaged property, while John Hoe and associates faced charges after a fight.
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Andrew White
Clifford Johnson
Catgl
Garrett
Stahl
Frank Hendricks
Evkridge
Jim
Osawatomie
Heewna
Forbes and Attell to fight twenty rounds for featherweight crown
Chicago boxers Abe Attell and Harry Forbes signed articles for a twenty round match to settle their recent draw at Indiarap. The bout will be at 120 pounds with the winner to claim the legitimate featherweight championship. The specific venue and date are to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jam W
Abe Attell
Harry Forbes
Indiarap
Paul Hurd Dead Abilene Attorney Dies After Fall
Abilene Kansas January 10 Paul Hurd a prominent young attorney died today after being thrown from his horse Sunday and failing to regain consciousness.
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Abilene
Kas
Paul Hurd
Sunday
Tay
Delinquent Locals Weigh on United Mine Workers Convention
At Indianapolis the United Mine Workers opened with President Mitchell naming standing committees. Credentials progress may come by tomorrow. resolutions and constitutional amendments due by tomorrow night. Delinquency of three anthracite districts drew criticism from bituminous miners as many locals remain in bad standing or owe arrears, reducing floor power.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Zurmwalt denies socialist club links at Washburn
Imri Zurmwalt, a Washburn student, denies being a former member of the college socialist club and says he is a Hindu man but opposes socialism. He plans to pursue ministry after graduation and has done work in the valley. The club secretary states Zurmwalt has never shown sympathy or any connection with the socialist club.
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Imri Zurmwalt
Washburn
Staus
Ptatevent
Zumwilte
Zurewsit
Socialist Club
State Journal
Imri
Umuatt
B. Katterfeld
Students of Socialism
Oakland Election To Elect Officers In February
Oakland voters will elect city officers for the first time on February 2. County commissioners appointed J S Jordan, William Durant, and B B Wison as election judges with J E Steirour and Arthur Taylor as clerks. J Z Raugh, J M Brown and John Stewart named as canvassers.
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Ofcers
Oakland
J. S.jordan
William Durant
B. B. Wison
J. E. Steirour
Arthur Taylor
J. Z. Raugh
J.&. Brown
John Stewart
Desertion escape ends in fatal shot at Detroit prison
Commodore J Warren awaiting trial for desertion died from two bullet wounds received yesterday while attempting to flee from a guard during return from fatigue duty at Pt Wayne. Richard son, also a desertion defendant, escaped but was later captured. Guard Stanford fired after the dash.
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Detroit
Mich
Commodore J. Warren
Pt. Wayne
First
United States Infantry
Warren
Richardson
Stanford
Peabody Fund Trustees Meet to Consider Changes
New York Jan 19 A special meeting of the Peabody education fund trustees is canceled for January 25 in Washington to discuss changes. Proposals include concentrating the fund on a normal college in Nashville Tenn or elsewhere in the south and shifting funds to aid country schools. Pressure favors Georgia and an outgrowing Nashville site. The vacancy left by General Agent Dr J Le M Curry’s death will be filled.
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New York
Peabody Education Fund
Washington
South
Nashville
J. le M. Curry
New York Typothetae Secretary Opposes Eight Hour Day
In a speech before the State Typothetae, Hawin Freeened of New York warned that an eight hour workday is dangerous and would raise costs by about 35 percent. He condemned agitation from the International Typographical Union and urged members to oppose the bill and support open office while praising union workmen.
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Ne Haven
Hawin Freeened
New York
Typothetae Union
State Typothetae
Congress
Miso
Mrs Hedge Fined for Disturbing the Peace Case
Mrs. Mary Ann Hedge pled guilty in district court to disturbing the peace after troubled relations with the Early family. Testimony included threats to shoot. She was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Washington reports Senate nominations for Consul General Fleming D. Cheshire and consuls James Davidson Endoin Morgan.
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Mary Ann Ieage
Hédge
Jong Standing
Hedge
Early
Washington
Gan
Senate
Tollown
Fleming D. Cheshire
New York
Mukden
China
James Davidson
Minnesota
An Tung
Endoing
Morgan
Dainy
Chief O'Neil Testifies on Theater Fire Licensing
Chicago witness O'Neil testified in the Iroquois theater fire case. He described licensing rules requiring licenses before a theater opens and said his department is responsible for ensuring licenses are procured, under his jurisdiction.
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Chicago
San
cCrex
O'Neil
North Topeka Social and Business Items Mixed Announcements
North Topeka column lists local notices and arrivals from Kimball Printing, Hi mont and Grant ville visitors, and a Business Men's League meeting at the fire station. An oilman from Chanute is due for Shorey well inspection. Lambs Gulf Church of the Good Shepherd gathering set for Thursday at Mrs. Jonah Davies home. Mrs. Wedoff welcomes a newborn daughter, A tacky dance is planned at Barrett hall. J Ho Foucht and Miss Mabel Foucht travel to Kansas City. Roger Todd visits from Kansas City due to his mother’s illness. New North Topeka post office furniture from Keyless Lock Co to be installed. Dibble Grocery adds queensware stock in Heywood building. Mrs. S S Wills and Miss Mabel Wille to visit Los Angeles. Miss Anna Schenck wintering there. Miss Blanche Reynolds released from Christ hospital to 104 Jackson St. Mrs. H P Swordferger back home after poultry show visits. three prizes awarded for display. Lezhorns and church faction note.
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Kimball Printing Company
Noria
Kansas Avenue
Watkman
Tames
Oliver Marple
Himont
E. Burroughs
Grantville
North Side
Toda
Business Men's League
Chanute
Shorey
Lambs’ Gulf
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jonah Davies
Monroe Street
A. T. Wedoff
Oakland
Wedoff
Red Front
A. A
Barrett Hall
Lady and Sentleman
J. Ho Foucht
Mabel Foucht
Kansas City
Foucht
Implement Deal Verse Association
Keyless Lock Company
Tadiunapolis
Roger Todd
Mra Todd
Ilnexs
Dibble Grocery Company
Queensware
Heywood
Norrit
S.S. Wills
Mabel Wille
Los Angeles
Cali
Wile
Schenck
Anna Schenck
Blanche Reynolds
Jackson Street
Christ Hospital
Tetaal
H. P. Swordferger
Z. FE Fett
Quincy Street
Wichita
Four pillars of richness and purity echoed in law
A compact line of thought asserts richness and purity are the core four pillars guiding standards. The phrase emphasizes moral and material quality as foundational elements across contexts.
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William Fraser
Hey
Lucas
Pers Immediv
Caleelum
Aeomall Perenual Demwrty
Ansal Perenai Urey
Abelty
Tegminy Hyves
Taree
Tavist
Sorurtey
Thalee
Cewt
Bewlite Uhoge
Slecaiber
Feveral Peak
Bluie
Fontiuttn
Central Committee
People’s Theater
Mit
Yiddieh
Maéet
Topeka
Roy Dorty
Chae
Minait
Anette Montgomery
Avenel
Germui
Norton
Crewe Cramford
Tukar
Deis Vottawathmie
Denanina
Elise
Rene
Guy
Shawnee Howard
Geevnwood
John HH
Curran
John Hoe Alred
Hig
Converais
Qfquor Wolf
Guetey Comebady
Sme
Kennedy
Gustav
Gus
Tav
Crary
Hamilton
John Hoe
Mr. Hoe
Prato Emich
Hoe'r
Gti
Carl Starrs
Wi Montgomery
Forbes and Attell
Semperspanton
Sixth and
Quincy
Russia
Boys’ Union
Seabee
Zumwalt
New City
Peabody Fund
Normal College
Typothetae
Mrs. Hedge
Chief O'Neil
Kansas
Ae Eesfice
Topeka Independent Telephone Co
North Topeka
Telephone
The
Topeka Pure Milk Co
New Crawford Theater
Phin Beanie
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Willard Simms
Mr. White
Hanley Hall
Gordon Street
Topeka Avenue
Eritren
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